Most people know Kelly Hanson as the familiar face of KING 5’s New Day Northwest and Local Lens Seattle.

In this episode, Kelly shares the less polished side of building a career in media ...working behind the scenes, hearing “no” more than once, moving through smaller markets, and realizing no one was going to hand her the exact opportunity she wanted.

Molly & Martina talk about building Swift Industries into a brand that goes far beyond product. They get into the intersection of creativity and business, what it’s like to lead as a woman in a male-dominated industry and more!

Shannon shares what it was actually like in the early days of snowboarding, when there were no rules and very few women in the sport. From literally carving out her place in a male-dominated industry to launching the first women’s pro model snowboard & the Olympics

In this episode, Molly sits down with the Pacific Northwest-based comedian to talk about what happens when your life unexpectedly changes online. From going viral in his 30s to navigating recognition in everyday life, Scott shares what it actually feels like to be known…

a sixth-generation Montanan, skier featured in Warren Miller, hunter, and founder of Lovely Outdoor Co. Maria grew up in a family of hunters and outfitters, where life revolved around horses, wild places, and a deep respect for the land.

In this episode, Molly catches up with Ben Carson of Seattle band Hot Bodies in Motion for a conversation about creativity, reinvention, and the tension of being both a musician and a tech mover and shaker in Seattle.

Chris Jerard, Chief Brand Officer at Outside interactive, joins Molly to talk about what it really means to “get outside” in an age of algorithms and polarizing debates about access, ai, the future of public lands and more.

Owner of Hidden Hand Tattoo and Altar Sacred Tattoo, April has been a staple in the tattoo community for so many and has lived through illness, grief, reinvention, and loss.

Francisco Santiago-Ávila, Science & Advocacy Director at WA Wildlife First unpacks wolves through the lens of science, ethics, & policy exploring the dynamic between ranching, hunting, & conservation.

In this episode of The Outliers Project, Molly sits with Leslie Johansen Nack, author of Fourteen and Nineteen, to talk about what happens on how writing helped heal her.

Priscilla (Levac) Cannon on Freedom, Fear, and the art of Personal Reinvention. A pioneering professional snowboarder from the golden era of the sport.

Rachel shares what actually drives people like her. The wiring. The risk tolerance. The audacity. The weirdo energy that most of us tried to bury when we were young.

Feat entrepreneur and systems thinker Johannes Ariens, whose career spans military contracting, hospitality, and now zero-emissions transportation.

Role model to all women, mentor and CEO of Burton Snowboards, i have always admired Donna Carpenter and finally got a chance to sit down with her for a conversation.

DescriptionIn this episode of The Outliers Project, Molly Hawkins talks with Kim Woozy, founder of MAHFIA, about reshaping the action sports industry through visibility, equity, and storytelling.