Video loading...
Family
Life, Loss, and Motherhood in the Mountains
A Kid’s Perspective on 2020 and Quarantine
Pedaling 141 Miles from Vermont to Canada
A Family Camping Trip to Lake Superior
How to Explore from Home
A Reminder of Beauty in this World
Why Siblings Make You a Better Cyclist
How to Raise a Ski Prodigy
This Father-Daughter Trip Is Bliss
A Father-and-Son Dream Team
A Surfer’s Recipe for a Purposeful Life
A Lesson on Work-Life Balance
Rode Lewis Is a Rancher, Texan, Cancer Patient, and Father
‘Given’: The Story of One Adventurous Family’s Quest for Meaning
Behind the Lens of Photographer Alex Strohl
Beautiful Scenes from a Weekend at Muir Trail Ranch
Filmmaker Renan Ozturk’s House Is a Model of Efficiency
Rode Lewis Is a Rancher, Texan, Cancer Patient, and Father
Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app.
Every Other Day is a film from The Noble Lab and photographer Scott Van Osdol that shares the story of Rode Lewis, a rancher in West Texas who lives about 180 miles outside of Ft. Stockton. Lewis lives with end-stage renal disease, and every other day he wakes up at 2:20 in the morning to drive those 180 miles to Ft. Stockton for dialysis. This film follows Lewis as he balances fatherhood, livelihood, and survival.
