Dirt Road Dispatch
A Millennial's Guide to Saving the World
#54 Endangered Species Conservation & Reproduction with Kesley Martin
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#54 Endangered Species Conservation & Reproduction with Kesley Martin

Kelsey is a veterinarian, former art student and badass hoola hooper. To be honest, we spend the entire first half of this podcast recounting a rattlesnake bite Kelsey got within a day of me meeting her (where she had to be flown out of a remote canyon we were in via helicopter), but for the rest of the show we discuss her experience growing up on large, remote cattle ranches, her inspiration for becoming a large animal veterinarian and how she plans to use her expertise to assist in endangered species awareness, conservation and reproduction. We also discuss our mutual love of the outdoors and how vital it is, especially in these times, to spend time outside in nature.

 

Find Kelsey on Instagram - @kelseamountain

 

Kelsey's Book Recommendation: Cathedral of the Wild by Boyd Varty

 

Songs featured: "Long Time Coming" by Leela James and "Drover" by Bill Callahan

 

Learn more about chart I spoke about in my intro in regard to mapping our roles in a social change ecosystem here - https://buildingmovement.org/our-work/movement-building/solidarity-is/

 

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Dirt Road Dispatch
A Millennial's Guide to Saving the World
I started this podcast because I was tired of being stereotyped as lazy, triggered and entitled. I wanted to give voice to a different kind of millennial and invite us to write a new story - one of a generation willing to challenge the status quo, embrace nuance and paradox, and reject PC-culture. This podcast isn’t about finding answers, it’s about asking the right questions. How can we reinvent ourselves and the narratives we’ve been expected to inherit? How can we take ownership over the ways we participate in our own suffering? How can we move beyond victimization and into empowerment? How can we fix ourselves to fix the world? It’s time for new dreams, new stories and new futures…