Naturally Curious

Jen Rozenbaum is a New York based portrait photographer, breast cancer survivor, podcast host and the author of What the F*ck just happened: A Survivors Guide to Life After Breast Cancer. In this episode Jen and Britt dive into a raw conversation about entrepreneurship, imposter syndrome, life after breast cancer, tools for healing and how sharing our own story can help others. For more info head to www.natcurio.com

Jill Heinerth is a renowned cave diver and underwater explorer, a filmmaker and the author of Into the Planet. She has many impressive firsts such as being the first person to ever dive in an iceberg, the first Explorer in Residence with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and was also on the team that made the world's first accurate 3D map. We dive into Jill’s journey & how she jumped ship to chase a more unconventional career, how diving changed her life, how she processes the dangers and loss, her approach to mindset and more. For more info head to www.natcurio.com

Adam Shoalts is a best-selling author, an Explorer in Residence with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and PhD. In this episode Britt and Adam discuss what it takes to become an explorer in 2020, the importance of mindset and a few stories from impressive journeys across the Canadian wilderness. For more info head to www.natcurio.com

Self sabotage is something we all face. What most of us don’t consider is why we do it and that it is actually a form of self-support. In this episode Britt sits down with Ashley Beaudin - a self-sabotage coach, international speaker, visionary and founder of The Imperfect Boss movement to gain a better understanding. Whether you are launching a new project or business, starting school soon or trying something new for the first time - this episode has practical takeaways we can all put into action. Visit www.natcurio.com for more info.

Mike Mezeul II is a professional photographer and storm chaser based out of Dallas, Texas and photographs tornadoes, volcanoes, the night sky, epic landscapes and so much more. In this episode Mike and Britt geek out about photography, how storms are nature’s magic tricks and share ways we can tap into our curious side. For more info head to www.brittanygawley.com/natcurio

Erica Wiebe is the reigning Olympic Champion in the sport of Freestyle Wrestling. She is a 2x Commonwealth Games Champion, a University World Champion, World Medalist, and 10x National Champion – and with all those accomplishments under her belt she stands firm on the notion that one moment defines us – even a gold medal moment. In this episode, Erica and Britt discuss being excited about the unknown, living in the moment, and how finding support and taking time helped Erica reignite her purpose and more. For more info head to www.brittanygawley.com/natcurio

Leah Brathwaite is a Soul Advisor, best selling author and speaker that helps people connect to their true selves so they can live the lives they dream of. In this episode, Leah and Britt breakdown why it’s hard for us to connect with our deepest, truest selves, ways we can break free of those conditioned stories we all live and strategies to find direction when we feel lost - which we all do sometimes… right? Finally, Leah sheds insight into what “HOW you show up determines WHAT shows up” means. For more info head to www.brittanygawley.com/natcurio

Michelle Valberg is a renowned nature and wildlife photographer, Nikon Ambassador and a Canadian Geographic Photographer-in-Residence. She’s been telling stories with her camera for more than 30 years and has travelled to all continents in search of adventure. In this episode, Britt and Michelle talk about the importance of putting yourself out there, share wildlife tales and discuss how social media can be an useful tool for growth.

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We’re heading to Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya to speak with James Mwenda - recipient of the 2018 African Ranger of the Year Award, international speaker, conservationist and caretaker to the last two northern white rhinos in the entire world. In this episode James and Britt talk about what life looks like for a ranger and some of the dangers they face, about witnessing extinction in real time, and how we can all do something to make the world a little bit better.

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In this episode, Britt hosts a live virtual panel for A Night For Conservation - an event connecting animals, people and the environment. You’ll hear from Meg Beckel, CEO of the Canadian Museum of Nature, Barb Cartwright, CEO of Humane Canada, Gauri Sreenivasan, Director of Policy and Campaigns at Nature Canada and Simon Jones, CEO from Helping Rhinos about why now, more than ever is a time for us all to rally for nature, pivoting amidst a global pandemic and ways we can look for the positives through all of this. 

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