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It's the hottest place on Earth, but Death Valley is remarkably full of life. Baratunde Thurston seeks out the extremes of this national park and finds an outdoor mecca for those who embrace its heat, isolation, and natural beauty.
53 minutes
Life on the American frontier is evolving. Baratunde ventures into the wilds of Idaho in search of its outdoor culture, finding ranchers and backcountry pilots sharing the wilderness with newly resettled refugees.
52 minutes
Baratunde explores his adopted hometown to connect with the outdoors in LA. From kayakers saving a polluted river to Black surfers claiming their place on the waves, preserving access in the big city is something worth fighting for.
53 minutes
Appalachia may seem like a place locked in time, but its people know a thing or two about change, especially when it comes to the outdoors. Baratunde meets the people driving a revolution in how we see and interact with nature.
53 minutes
Along the Carolina coast, there is more to the outdoors than sun and surf. As he treks through a daunting swamp and tracks wild horses on the beach, Baratunde discovers how the outdoor environments were shaped by a surprising force: history.
52 minutes
Baratunde journeys into northern Minnesota, one of the last places where you can hike or paddle your way into the remote wilderness. Along the way, he meets a fascinating cast of characters and finds out why remote places are so important.
53 minutes
