Hello, Nature Podcast
Adventure Awaits in Every City
In Hello, Nature season 2, host Misha Euceph is back on the road in her Subaru Outback Wilderness, and she’s exploring nature right out our front doors – from hiking the secret stairs of LA, taking historical bike tours in Atlanta and Portland, to joining run clubs in New York City and island camping right outside of Oakland. Misha is adventuring through our cities and answering the questions: What makes these outdoor spaces so important? How do we access, protect, and engage with these spaces? And who are the leaders of color helping to get people outside? It’s a show to help us discover how outdoor adventure shapes our cities and it’s available wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Season 2 Episodes
Season 1 Episodes
Misha Euceph & Dustlight Productions
Misha is a Pakistani-American writer, podcast host and producer, on a mission to make things that inspire awe. She’s the founder and CEO of Dustlight Productions and Ad Week’s 2019 Producer of the Year. She recently hosted and executive produced season two of “Tell Them, I Am” presented by Higher Ground Audio and Spotify and produced by Dustlight. The series is about the small defining moments in our lives – the voices are all Muslim; the stories are universal. She is also the EP on Renegades: Born in the USA and The Michelle Obama Podcast and previously made The Big One: Your Survival Guide, and Beginner.
Her production company, Dustlight Productions, is a mission-driven audio production and training house. They make shows for and with awesome people and train those who want to push the boundaries of the medium and tell beautiful stories.
Subaru + National Parks
Subaru owners love the national parks, so Subaru works hard to conserve them.
In fact, Subaru is the largest corporate supporter of the National Park Foundation.
Additionally, Subaru has supported and partnered with organizations like National Parks Conservation Association and Leave No Trace to further protect our national parks for over 20 years.
Overall, Subaru has provided over $70 million to organizations working to conserve America's national parks - helping to fund efforts such as responsible outdoor education, recycling, composting and waste reduction operations, future EV infrastructure, and programs that help increase access to the outdoors.