Twenty-nine years later, I finally made it back to one. I knew that I would feel weird going to one. Why would I? Seemed like a thing for this year’s CMs and sponsors. After my own debriefing in 1987, it never occurred to me to go back to one. Going to the Backcountry Trails debriefing as alumni can be kind of weird. I know Corpsmembers have been involved in construction and maintenance of that trail! (And a shout out to Mark Hanson, and the Corpsmembers and staff of Tahoe center.) Other recent Cascade Hiker podcasts have been with Tough Girl podcaster Sarah Williams, and on Ticks and Lyme Solution with Dr. For a story focused a little closer to home for folks in California, check out his interview with Bobbi Walters, about hiking the Tahoe Rim Trail. The focus of Cascade Hiker Podcast tends to be the Pacific Northwest, because that’s where Rudy is, but his topics and guests on the show are usually of interest to anybody who loves the outdoors. Sounds like a familiar goal to Corpsmembers, huh? Check out Rudy’s podcast. Host Rudy Giecek’s goal is to inspire you to get on the trail. In this episode, I tell you about Cascade Hiker Podcast.
I also start a new segment (at 32:00) for CCC: Hard Corps, in which I tell you about items I think will be of interest to you. We also hear from Dallion Gayner, of the 2018 Kings Canyon crew. On today’s episode of CCC: Hard Corps, I talk (starting at 1:30) about debriefing from an alum’s perspective thirty years after debriefing for my own Backcountry season, and the ghosts that I still find at Camp Mather.
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