Explore the Everyday

There's only one thing we love talking about more than dogs: food.  Wherever you may travel you will always need to eat.  Sometimes you bring your food with you and sometimes you have to go out and seek it.  This week we discuss all of the various ways this can be accomplished, some of our favorite places to eat, and how memories can become attached to certain foods.  If you're not hungry when we start talking then you probably will be when we are done.

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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When you take a trip you generally have a purpose for going to your destination.  This can be as simple as traveling for leisure (think about your traditional vacation) or it can be something like traveling for a recreational activity (a trip to the mountains to hike, a trip to take photos, etc).  Travis and Stephen continue the travel theme this week as they explore a number of "purpose driven trips".  

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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Following up on our discussions about day trips and road trips we found ourselves talking about all of the different kinds of places we've stayed in the past.  The conversation starts with Travis's recent stay at Getaway DC in Stanardsville, Virginia, but covers 30+ years of travels and a wide range of accommodations.  Listen to find out about a possibly haunted Milwaukee hotel, a close call with criminal activity, and why Travis both loves and hates resorts.

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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Following last week's conversation on daytrips, Stephen and Travis discuss some things you should consider when taking longer journeys.  They also describe roadtrips they have taken in the past, and talk about roadside attractions.  Travis talks about the roadtrip litmus test and why it might be important for your relationships.

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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You may never have thought much about the deference between a daytrip and a roadtrip (and you personally might not make a distinction), but Stephen and I have a few thoughts on the matter.  Listen as we hash out the differences, dive into a discussion on our favorite daytrips, and talk about why we think the underrated daytrip deserves more praise.

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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After 10 episodes of Explore the Everyday, Travis and Stephen take a look back at some of the things we missed and messed up on.  If you have wondered about a question we asked in a previous episode, or if you questioned something we talked about then your answers are probably in this short episode.

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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This week Travis shares a recent story of a time when his hobby cost him a decent bit of money.  Stephen reminisces about times in the past when he had similar experiences.  

Travis mentioned potentially reviving his dormant YouTube channel.  You can check out his videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtsp3mxXZc7ZpXqJkWwmgyA

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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It's no secret that we love dogs, so it makes sense that we want to bring them with us on our adventures.  This week we talk about all the extra things you have to think about when you bring your four-legged friend along for the ride... or hike... or paddle.  

To learn more about Harrison Lake: https://dwr.virginia.gov/waterbody/harrison-lake/

To Follow Nama on Instagram and hold Stephen accountable for posting: www.instagram.com/stay.nama.stay

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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October is Bike Month here in Richmond, Virginia so we start off by discussing some of our experiences on bikes.  Then we move on to a discussion about the importance of publicly accessible greenspaces.    

Bike Walk RVA is a great local advocacy group: https://www.sportsbackers.org/program/bike-walk-rva/   

To learn more about the Fall Line trail: https://www.falllineva.org/ 

To learn more about the exhibit Breathing Places: Parks & Recreation in Richmond (through January 30, 2022): https://thevalentine.org/exhibition/breathing-places-parks-recreation-in-richmond/ 

Capital Region Land Conservancy: https://www.capitalregionland.org/ 

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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Stephen did some hiking recently, but it didn't exactly turn out like he had hoped.  Travis's recent interactions spark a discussion about what it means to live in a "river town" and how some places are better than others at maximizing their water access.  

Yes, Stephen really found a restaurant named Dr. Ho's Humble Pie: https://www.drhoshumblepie.com/ 

To read more about the James River Association and the planned James River Center: https://thejamesriver.org/james-river-center/ 

Richmond, Virginia was named Best River Town 2012 by the readers of Outside Magazine. https://www.outsideonline.com/adventure-travel/destinations/north-america/best-river-towns-america/

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Intro music: “Pressure (Instrumental Version)" by Candelion

Outro music: “Find a Jig” by Hunter Quinn

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#hiking #everytrailconnects #BlueRidge #Appalachia

#JamesRiver #RVA #JamesRiverAssociation #rivertown