In this episode of the Heber Valley Life Podcast, Rachel Kahler sits down with Lindsay Bowen, founder of ROAM Humanitarian. Discover how purpose-driven travel is transforming communities around the world—from Tanzania to Bali—through service, culture, and meaningful connection. Learn how families, teens, and individuals can travel deeper, give back, and create real impact.

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Lana North shares her deep Heber Valley roots, growing up in a multigenerational farming family, and her work with the Wasatch County Health Department. From community growth and housing challenges to public health, prevention, and building stronger families—this episode explores how small actions at home can shape a healthier future for all.

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All content published in and through this podcast, including but not limited to audio recordings, video content, transcripts, graphics, and branding, is the property of Ignition Graphix, LLC and is protected by applicable copyright and intellectual property laws.

This podcast features discussions and interviews on political and public interest topics. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Building Community with Rachel Kahler, its hosts, or affiliates.

No part of this podcast may be reproduced, distributed, modified, transmitted, displayed, performed, or otherwise used in any form without prior written permission from Ignition Graphix, LLC, except for brief excerpts used for non-commercial purposes or as permitted under applicable fair use laws.

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Midway Mayor Craig Simons joins the Heber Valley Life Podcast to share his journey from local business owner to city leader. From the story behind the Homestead Crater to managing tourism, growth, and preserving Midway’s Swiss charm, this episode explores the future of one of Utah’s most unique mountain towns.

Discover insights on community, development, local businesses, and what makes Midway a year-round destination.

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Intellectual Property & Use Disclaimer

All content published in and through this podcast, including but not limited to audio recordings, video content, transcripts, graphics, and branding, is the property of Ignition Graphix, LLC and is protected by applicable copyright and intellectual property laws.

This podcast features discussions and interviews on political and public interest topics. The views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Building Community with Rachel Kahler, its hosts, or affiliates.

No part of this podcast may be reproduced, distributed, modified, transmitted, displayed, performed, or otherwise used in any form without prior written permission from Ignition Graphix, LLC, except for brief excerpts used for non-commercial purposes or as permitted under applicable fair use laws.

Use of any portion of this content in a misleading, defamatory, or out-of-context manner—including edited clips that materially alter the meaning or intent of any speaker—is strictly prohibited.

Unauthorized use of this content for commercial purposes, including monetization, reposting, or the creation of derivative works without permission, is prohibited.

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