First Ascent: Alison Levine Reaches Antarctic Summit

June 27th, 2016 • BY

When mountaineer Alison Levine and six teammates made a first ascent of Hall Peak–a 7,116-foot Antarctic peak that rests in Larsen Valley, one of the most dangerous sections of the icy continent–they […]

How do I Improve My Yoga Practice? Sin.

May 9th, 2016 • BY

What’s the harm in striving for perfection? Bad Yogi presents the theory that striving for impeccability can actually impede yogis’ self-growth. “In order to come into the state of yoga—union—we […]

Eco: Majka Burhardt Leads Climb to Save the Planet

May 4th, 2016 • BY

Six years, three expeditions later: Professional climber and author Majka Burhardt’s newest sustainability project and documentary debuted on the big screen in Seattle, Washington, on March 8. Namuli documents Burhardt and […]

News: Frame by Frame Filmmaker Mo Scarpelli

March 29th, 2016 • BY

Not too long ago, Afghanistan’s freedom of press was shackled by Taliban rule. Photography was banned, secular radio was muted and television programming was forbidden from 1996 to 2001. One […]

Top 10 Best + Worst Outdoorsy States

June 24th, 2015 • BY

How “outdoorsy” is your state? To figure it out, Retale, a shopping app with nearly 4 million users, did some research to build an interactive infographic ranking the best + […]