FAR OUT: Adventures in Returning Home

FAR OUT: Adventures in Returning Home

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FAR OUT: Adventures in Returning Home episodes

  • Selling blackberries
    Julie-Roxane and Alasdair talk about their first business venture together and explore some themes that are common in most businesses starting out.
    37 min
  • The story of how we met
    Alasdair and Julie-Roxane reminisce about their travels and how their journeys intertwined when Alasdair asked Julie-Roxane if she was Costa Rican in a chai shop in India.
    1 hr 15 min
  • The "self-indulgence" myth
    In this episode, Alasdair and Julie-Roxane discuss the label "self-indulgent." which has been applied to Alasdair many times. They explore the pain of being an introvert in an extroverted world, the myth of objectivity and unpack some of America's cultural baggage. Along the way they share personal insights from their own spiritual journeys.
    54 min
  • Yosemite 2019 (or how we founded a travel company)
    In this episode, Alasdair and JR share how they founded a travel retreat company. They discuss the value of retreats, the healing power of walking as well as their excitement around their upcoming backpacking retreat in Yosemite. They talk about how they met their business partners Lou and Kelly and give a behind the scenes look at some of the ups and downs they've experienced while starting the business.
    1 hr 13 min
  • Making space for depression
    Julie-Roxane and Alasdair sit down to talk about 2019 and end up having an impromptu conversation about depression and how they make space for it in their lives and in their relationship.
    39 min
  • Welcome to L-Town
    This week's episode is a special one. Alasdair and Julie-Roxane share their most disturbing travel story. Crime. Drugs. Sabotage. Charles Manson. It's a small town with a dark past and a malevolent secret. Make yourself a warm drink and curl up (but maybe keep the lights on), let's get into it!
    1 hr 46 min

About FAR OUT: Adventures in Returning Home

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FAR OUT chronicles the shared human experience of returning home to ourselves.