Episode 148: Finding Identity on the Trail with Carly Rae “Hippea” Brunault
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This week, we're exploring how the wilderness offers a powerful chance for transformation and self-discovery. Nature provides the freedom to embrace new identities without judgment, and for hikers, this often takes shape through the tradition of trail names. Our guest, Carly Rae Brunault—better known on the trail as "Hippea"—joins us to share her experience. Carly is the author of Trail Name Tales, a captivating collection of stories about the remarkable people she encountered while thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail. A professional photographer from Western Massachusetts, Carly embarked on this challenging journey as part of her healing process after a personal tragedy. Along the way, she not only found her own path to recovery but also inspired countless others with her story. Join us as we dive into her journey of healing, connection, and adventure. Please listen, subscribe, and share!
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