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Where Adventure Lives

Where Adventure Lives

By: Michael Cook
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 On Where Adventure Lives: The Podcast, we explore all of the amazing recreational opportunities of the Greater Cambria County region.Michael Cook
Episodes
  • Episode 80: Julie Doyle, Chief Running Officer, Up-N-Running

    Episode 80: Julie Doyle, Chief Running Officer, Up-N-Running
    Aug 6 2025

    Julie Doyle and her husband run (Ha! See what I did there?) Up N Running in Ebensburg. She joined me to talk about running as a lifestyle and how a shop like Up N Running can help beginners on their running journey, or make sure that seasoned vets have the best equipment geared to their running style.

    For more info, check out:

    https://www.facebook.com/UNREbensburg
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    21 mins
  • Episode 79: Dr. John Wenzel, Executive Director of the Conemaugh Valley Conservancy

    Episode 79: Dr. John Wenzel, Executive Director of the Conemaugh Valley Conservancy
    Jul 31 2025

    I'm sure you've attended an event, or saw greenspace signage with the Conemaugh Valley Conservancy (CVC) logo on it. Did you ever wonder what the CVC is or what they do? Here's your chance to find out. Dr. John Wenzel joined me to talk about all the great projects that the CVC is involved with. More information can be found at:


    www.conemaughvalleyconservancy.com
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    41 mins
  • Episode 78: Shelley Johansson from Heritage Johnstown

    Episode 78: Shelley Johansson from Heritage Johnstown
    Jul 16 2025

    It's Ameriserv Flood City Music Festival time again and Shelley Johansson from Heritage Johnstown has all the details on who's playing, how they get booked, and what goes in to producing a music festival!
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    43 mins
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