We Outside

WYSO producer Trae Grace talks with the Columbus chapter of GirlTrek, which is a global movement of over 1.3 million women that uses walking to support Black women’s health, healing, and community.

A Black family talks with producer Trae Grace about their experience connecting with nature during an intergenerational camping trip.

Host Trae Grace talks with teens from Dunbar’s Urban Agriculture Program about their project to build bridges and create pathways at Highview Hills Park in Dayton.

Host Trae Grace reconnects with AJ Boyce and Willie Franklin to hit the trails and talk about why it matters to see people of color out riding bikes in Ohio.

Black hiking leaders in Ohio discuss barriers they face on trails, from safety concerns to lack of representation, and how they're building inclusive outdoor communities.

Trae Elzy joins "Everybody Birding," a group creating welcoming outdoor spaces for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities in southwest OH.

Gem City Stride brings together mostly Black runners in Dayton, Ohio, twice weekly, creating safe spaces for healing, connection, and personal growth through movement.

Community outreach specialist Sheena Johnson and yoga teacher Tiffany Brown share how Five Rivers Metro Parks wants to build trust and create healing spaces for everyone.

This episode of WYSO's podcast and radio series, 'We Outside', explores how two Black men in Ohio use nature and movement to support their mental health and find healing.

WYSO's new podcast 'We Outside' with Trae Elzy explores how Black communities find peace, purpose, and mental wellness through outdoor spaces in southwest Ohio.