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Yukon, North of OrdinaryGearing up for a 12-day Arctic endurance race*Biking 430 mi/688 km alone in the wilderness in the depth of winter might seem crazy, but Jessie Gladish is no stranger to longer treks in the woods. She already completed the Montane Yukon Arctic Ultra race on foot and skis and now plans to do it on a bike. Trail conditions will dictate how much riding she can do versus pushing her bike as a glorified luggage cart. Only one thing is certain: she is determined to succeed. This episode first aired in January 2023.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE: The Fantail Five: reliving an epic s...2025-01-2935 minYukon, North of OrdinaryShe will bike (and push) 430 milesSpending 12 days alone in the wilderness in the depths of winter might seem crazy, but Jessie Gladish keeps going back for more. In previous years, she skied and walked the 430-mile (688-km) Montane Yukon Arctic Ultra between Whitehorse and Dawson City. This year, though, her biggest challenge yet: to complete the race by fat bike. Trail conditions will dictate how much riding she is able to do, versus pushing her bike through the snow as a glorified luggage cart.CONNECT WITH US• Facebook: @northofordinary• Instagram: @northofordinarymedia• Email: yukonpodcast@gmail.com SHOP ONLINESu...2023-01-3035 min
The Wellness Witch PodcastHow to Hack Your Blood Sugar & Stop Cravings with Jessie InchauspeToday’s episode with biochemist and author of Glucose Revolution, Jessie Inchauspe, is all about how to hack your blood sugar to boost energy, balance hormones, and delay aging while still eating all the foods you love!In this episode of The Wellness Witch Podcast:Jessie’s physical & mental health journeyEveryday hacks to balance your blood sugarThe benefit of moving your body after you eatWhat to know about artificial sweeteners vs. sugarHow to avoid glucose spikes from eating sweetsWhat to know about fruit juices & veggie juices 3 components to how Jessie’s IG account became...2022-04-2659 min
The Shakeout PodcastExtreme Running in the "Wilderness City"Imagine running in a city where there is nearly 24 hours of daylight. Then, imagine running in a city that is colder than -40 degrees celsius and there are only 5 hours of daylight. There’s one city where, if you stay long enough, you can experience both ends of these extreme conditions: Whitehorse, Yukon.
Because of these wildly changing states, running in Whitehorse includes unique challenges, but it also offers great adventures for those who can deal with the variable conditions. On this week’s episode of The Shakeout, we take you to Whitehorse, Yukon, to another great Cana...2018-07-0915 min