Made Possible - Transforming Through Adventure

On this episode, we spoke with Jennifer DiCiesare and learned about a wild time she spent in the Lost Creek Wilderness as well as a harrowing tale of a trip up Grey's and Torreys. She opened up about the vulnerability she felt and separation anxiety from her newborn child. When asked if this was a "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger moment" she argued that the experience on Greys and Torreys actually made her feel weaker.

You can check out her website at trailandultralife.com and follow her on Instagram @mommainthemountains

As always this episode is brought to you by Cold Case Gear, makers of the world's most indescribable phone protection. Made in the USA, their phone cases use NASA insulation to keep your battery from dying in the cold or from getting fried in the sun. 

On this inaugural episode of the Made Possible Podcast, we sit down with Deirdre Rosenberg. She’s an accomplished adventurer, photographer, public speaker, and photography mentor. Her images have been shortlisted two years in a row for Wildlife Photographer Of The Year, from the London Natural History Museum. She’s got two incredible books out that detail the lives of both the American Pika and the glorious mountain goat. She also happens to be my wife. Let’s hear what she’s got to say. You can check her out at her website, her Instagram (which is incredible), and at local engagements around Durango. 

Welcome to Inspired By You - a Podcast/YouTube series from Cold Case Gear. In this show we talk to our customers to learn about who they are, what they do, obstacles they've overcome, and what fuels their fire.   The goal of this weekly series is twofold. First, we want to hear from our customers about their lives and experiences and how they have come to learn about us and use our products. The second is to find commonalities amongst all of us as a broader community.   In a time when things are more divided than they have ever been we hope to bridge that gap and show people that we really aren't all that different at the end of the day.