What does adventure really mean in everyday life—especially in midlife, motherhood, and the messy middle of real life?

In this first episode of Adventure Is Everywhere, Kim shares the personal story that sparked this podcast: a moment of humiliation, a season of losing herself after having kids, and the slow, intentional, and ongoing process of reclaiming her spark. This isn’t a story about extreme travel or fearless living—it’s about redefining adventure as presence, curiosity, and choosing yourself, even when you’re scared or unsure.

We talk about imposter syndrome, starting something new in your 40s, finding adventure without extreme sports, and how some of the most meaningful adventures begin as misadventures. This episode is for anyone who doesn’t feel adventurous but wants more—more aliveness, more intention, more connection to themselves and their life.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or like you lost parts of yourself along the way, this episode is an invitation to notice the adventure that might already be hiding in plain sight.

Adventure Is Everywhere is a podcast for anyone who’s ever thought, “I’m not really adventurous.”

Hosted by Kim Yawitz—mom of three, small business owner, and lifelong overthinker—this show explores adventure in all its forms: big trips, small risks, everyday bravery, and the moments that quietly change us.

We’ll talk travel, outdoor experiences, physical challenges, and the subtler adventures of midlife, motherhood, and saying yes when it would be easier to stay comfortable.

Because adventure isn’t always something you plan. Sometimes it’s something you notice.

New episodes weekly. Follow along and see where it takes you.