A weird publication for an excellent brand
I love REI and I have trusted the brand for 25 years. I worked my way through graduate school as a REI employee in Berkeley. With that said, this podcast is a weird deviation from the REI brand I have known. This podcast is poorly edited with an inexperienced host, emphasized non-nature related commentary on racial issues, and lacks focus on the joy of getting outside. At best, it feels as though the host uses nature as a backdrop to her political beliefs. To be clear, I’m sympathetic to many of the social issues in the podcast, I just don’t think REI is the medium in which I want to hear these issues explored. I trust REI for excellent outdoor experiences, and there are many other venues more qualified to speak on the social issues.
SBudman via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/06/23
More reviews of Hello, Nature
But more of the host views on America and how it was built. And how she thinks it should be. This podcast should not be called Hello Nature!! Nothing to do with Nature
the guy the wrote this. via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/08/22
This podcast has everything - moments that made me laugh out loud, deep dives of history told in such a compelling way, and then a beautiful human element around some of lifes biggest questions. Its just brilliant storytelling. It’s so so good!! I hope there’s a Season 2
GastEste via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/18/21
Yes, this podcast discusses race and the history of indigenous people in America, and how that history has affected the nature that we love to enjoy. Nature is not independent or immune to human history and actions, so they do affect each other and our history does explain a lot of what we see...Read full review »
pleaserelax via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/27/23
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