In this bonus episode you'll learn about the KEEN Effect: making shoes to make a difference — from access and inclusion to creating a lighter footprint on the planet.

Mikah Meyer's record-breaking road trip took him on an adventure to see all 419 US National Parks service sites in one trip. Since then, he's used his platform to promote LGBTQIA+ inclusivity in the outdoors.

Sika Henry recently accomplished a huge goal: she became the first U.S. Black female professional triathlete in history.

Joseph Mulherin is a musician known by his stage name nothing,nowhere. Since he was a kid, he's struggled with an anxiety and panic disorder. But he's found that being out in nature is a salve for his mental health.

For her new series, The Trees Remember, Angela Tucker teamed up with REI to make three short films showing that nature is a backdrop to our daily lives, providing space to learn and inspire.

Susan Lacke believes anyone can be a runner, no matter their size, race, gender, or ability.

From motocross to mountain biking, Eliot Jackson is a fan of things with two wheels. Now, with his foundation Grow Cycling, he's working to make biking more accessible.

Tyrhee Moore is a mountaineer, outdoor guide and founder of the non-profit, Soul Trak.

Parks Project founders, Keith Eshelman and Sevag Kazanci, are advocating for the outdoors in a unique way.

Find out how unplugging and getting out in nature helped Brett Eldredge soothe his anxiety and spark creativity for his latest record, Sunday Drive.