Dispatches from the Field, a new digital program designed to bring The Explorers Club community closer—wherever you are.
Each session kicks off with a 10-minute talk from a Featured Speaker, streamed live to the public on explorers.org and our YouTube channel.
This will be followed by Campfire sessions—intimate, Members-Only breakout groups where you can connect, share ideas, and build relationships.
This edition features Rachel Rudwall, FN’19, to present “Live to Tell the Tale: Storytelling for Explorers”
While the thrill of adventure beckons in the field, exploration’s true impact is realized when we return home to transform our lived experiences into a bridge for global understanding. This session kicks of the new year by exploring how storytelling acts as the essential final leg of any expedition, turning individual discoveries into shared wisdom that can expand humanity’s knowledge, encourage empathy, inspire wonder, and create a shared commitment to the planet we call home.
Members only – click here to register.
Rachel Rudwall
If you want to know what it’s like to paraglide with a hawk (a.k.a. “parahawk”), ice climb while simultaneously acting as the Director of Photography on an EMMY-nominated TV show, or SCUBA dive cage-free with bull sharks while filming, Rachel Rudwall is the woman to ask. As an EMMY-Nominated Producer, On-Camera Host, Camera Operator, Writer, and Award-Winning Photographer, Rachel has traveled all seven continents, lived in three countries and explored 80+ nations – all in the name of storytelling. Her global audience spans over 250,000 adventurous souls, and clients include Google, TIME, Nat Geo, AFAR, TEDx, and more.
