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Peter Frick-Wright

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In this episode Marcel interviews author Peter Frick-Wright, contributing editor and host of the Outside Podcast. They discuss an incident they both experienced that Peter details in his podcast Episode 24: He That Is Down Need Fear No Fall. In the discussion, they explore the elements of Psychological First Aid and how Peter was able to apply them to his situation.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rescuer-mbs/message

In this episode Marcel interviews author Peter Frick-Wright, contributing editor and host of the Outside Podcast. They discuss an incident they both experienced that Peter details in his podcast <a href="https://www.outsideonline.com/2270141/he-down-need-fear-no-fall" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Episode 24: He That Is Down Need Fear No Fall</a>. In the discussion, they explore the elements of Psychological First Aid and how Peter was able to apply them to his situation.--- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rescuer-mbs/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rescuer-mbs/message</a>

Rescuer MBS - S1E02 - Marcel Rodriguez Interview with Peter Frick-Wright

Outdoor athletics are about more than just getting in shape. They’re about having adventures, taking risks, and seeing what you can learn along the way.Today’s guest is Peter Frick-Wright, a writer, radio-maker, and host of the Outside Podcast. Peter studied at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies and has reported from a range of diverse locations like Bosnia, Burma, Burundi, and Bolivia. Peter’s taste for adventure and journalistic instincts have helped him accumulate some fascinating stories. Listen to today’s episode to hear what Peter has to say about outdoor adventures, recovering from injuries, and reporting from interesting locations.Topics Discussed in This Episode: Why Peter got into journalism How Peter found the first story that he published Peter’s podcast, Outside Podcast, and what got him started in podcasting The audience that Peter is trying to reach with Outside Podcast Peter’s history with adventure What Peter learned writing about running clubs in Burundi What Peter’s training schedule looks like. Getting back into running and training after an injury What it was like to go on an adventure looking for a plane that crashed on top of a glacier several decades ago How Peter sustained an injury while canyoneering What it’s like to survive an outdoor trauma Whether surviving an injury leads to more caution or more incentive to go out and have more adventures The story that Peter is proudest ofLinks and Resources:Peter Frick-WrightOutside PodcastQuotes:“It felt sort of strange to be walking around asking people about their exercise habits in the middle of a civil war, but no one really blinked. Everyone sort of realized that this was important.” “I feel like I’m kind of a connoisseur of different kinds of endorphin rushes.” “I used to sort of relish these moments of doing something a little bit risky or a little bit stupid, just kind of like, pushing that edge a little bit, and now I’m a little more aware of how wrong things can go.To learn more about Strength Matters and our high-performance training system, download your FREE copy of The Strength Matters System of Athletic Development. Get it at - www.strengthmatters.com/system

Outdoor athletics are about more than just getting in shape. They’re about having adventures, taking risks, and seeing what you can learn along the way.Today’s guest is Peter Frick-Wright, a writer, radio-maker, and host of the Outside Podcast. Peter studied at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies and has reported from a range of diverse locations like Bosnia, Burma, Burundi, and Bolivia. Peter’s taste for adventure and journalistic instincts have helped him accumulate some fascinating stories. Listen to today’s episode to hear what Peter has to say about outdoor adventures, recovering from injuries, and reporting from interesting locations.Topics Discussed in This Episode: Why Peter got into journalism How Peter found the first story that he published Peter’s podcast, Outside Podcast, and what got him started in podcasting The audience that Peter is trying to reach with Outside Podcast Peter’s history with adventure What Peter learned writing about running clubs in Burundi What Peter’s training schedule looks like. Getting back into running and training after an injury What it was like to go on an adventure looking for a plane that crashed on top of a glacier several decades ago How Peter sustained an injury while canyoneering What it’s like to survive an outdoor trauma Whether surviving an injury leads to more caution or more incentive to go out and have more adventures The story that Peter is proudest ofLinks and Resources:Peter Frick-WrightOutside PodcastQuotes:“It felt sort of strange to be walking around asking people about their exercise habits in the middle of a civil war, but no one really blinked. Everyone sort of realized that this was important.” “I feel like I’m kind of a connoisseur of different kinds of endorphin rushes.” “I used to sort of relish these moments of doing something a little bit risky or a little bit stupid, just kind of like, pushing that edge a little bit, and now I’m a little more aware of how wrong things can go.To learn more about Strength Matters and our high-performance training system, download your FREE copy of The Strength Matters System of Athletic Development. Get it at - <a href="https://www.strengthmatters.com/system" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.strengthmatters.com/system</a>

Ep 37: How Jogging In Burundi Became An Act Of War With Peter Frick-Wright