Teens to Trails works with schools to build meaningful relationships between students, caring adults and the natural world by sharing time together outdoors.
Danny speaks with Executive Director, Nate Snow as they celebrate 20 years!
It all started when…
Carol & Bob Leone wanted to raise their family in a place where people loved the outdoors. In 1988, they left their jobs with the National Park Service & Appalachian Trail Conference to start a life in Maine and begin stockpiling wonderful outdoor memories. They were surprised that many of the families they met were not taking advantage of Maine’s wonderful wild places, and became concerned that children, in particular, were becoming increasingly disconnected from the outdoors. In 2005, they tragically lost their 15-year-old daughter, Sara, in a car accident. To honor Sara’s memory, her love of the outdoors, and to offer a way for students of Sara’s age to have access to outdoor experiences, they founded Teens to Trails.
To close out our political coverage of this year’s elections, we welcome independent candidate Rick Bennet into the studio to explain why he, as a former Republican, is running as an independent candidate and how he could make the best changes to the way politics work in Augusta.
The phones are open for the final hour of today’s show. Being the last show before Election Day, the phones are quite busy! If you missed your chance to chime in on today’s show, Shawn Moody will be hosting next week and he will be more than happy to take your calls regarding your take on the results of the election. Happy Halloween, and stay safe!
Legacy Recordings on Friday is releasing "Britney (25th Anniversary Edition)," an expanded reissue of her pivotal record, which went quadruple platinum in less than two months. The collection features two remixes and five previously unreleased songs from that era, her first new (or is it old?) music since she announced she would "never return to the music industry" in a 2024 Instagram post.
