Jillian talks with genuine bad ass, enduro racer, athlete, and teacher Megan Griffiths. Meg shares her passion for dirt bikes, enduro, tailriding, and teaching. Her career began as a full-time electrician working in oil fields; however, she was miserable and never had the time to ride. In 2020, amid Covid, she quit her job as an electrician and now lives full time on the road, teaching clinics throughout the US and Canada. Megs discusses her lifestyle, her practice philosophy, personal growth, and the importance of finding joy in what you do

Jillian talks with Forged in Fire champion, Jordan Kepler. Jordan is a professional blade smith who has handcrafted close to 1000 knives. Jordan is also an avid overlander who enjoys the challenge of a new build and finding that next great adventure. He discusses how he left a life as a successful graphic designer to find his path as a Bladesmith. While his path to becoming a Bladesmith was no easy task, he shares how he got his start, why he pursued this lifestyle and the Lost Sasquatch.

Jillian talks with good friend Lizzy Kates from ouroverlandlife. For the past 4 years Liz and her husband have been living full time on the road. Liz shares how they got started, how to get women into overlanding, solo camping, planning for failure, mooch docking and what living full time on the road looks like.

In this episode, Jillian talks with Marco from OVRLNDX and Brad from Trail Recon.  They share stories about camping, wheeling, Jeeps, and of course tacos! Family is a big part of why Brad and Marco do what they do, and they share why it's important to take the family on the next great adventure.

In this episode Jillian talks with Alan Wang, CEO of KC HiLiTES. Their honest discussion about personal flaws, every person matters, it’s ok not to be ok, kids, Yoda, and the squirt gun movement make this episode a must listen. 

NOTE: sometimes the f-bomb is dropped.

In the first episode, Jillian talks with Rachelle Croft of Expedition Overland. They discuss Rachelle racing in the Rebelle and Morocco Rallies, the risks she and her husband took to start XOverland,  how she balances work and family, and why vulnerability is the secret to success.