Go Far, Girl

At 21, Kay A. boarded a flight to Japan that would quietly alter the course of her life. What began as a simple trip turned into something far more profound — a decision to stay, build a life, and raise a family in a country she now calls home. In this episode, Kay shares what it’s really like to move abroad, navigate cultural shifts, and discover who you are when everything around you changes. If you’ve ever felt the tug of a place pulling at your soul, this conversation is for you.

Follow Kay on her journey at https://tinytotintokyo.com/

In this emotional and unflinchingly honest follow-up to Part 1, Chantelle opens up about the darkest chapter of her life—and the one trip that changed everything. From surviving years of abuse and isolation to finding freedom, healing, and confidence through travel, she shares how a simple hike in Moab sparked a journey toward reclaiming her life.

This episode includes a trigger warning for domestic violence and emotional abuse. Chantelle speaks candidly about the years she spent silenced, what finally pushed her to leave, and how travel helped her rebuild herself from the ground up.

You’ll hear how she went from sleeping under a car to exploring the world full-time, leading women’s group trips, and raising kind, empathetic sons. It’s raw. It’s real. And it might be exactly what you need to hear today.

🎧 If you haven't listened to Part 1 yet, go back and start there first.

Annalaura Brown is a seasoned solo traveler who has journeyed across Europe while navigating the unique challenges of autoimmune growth conditions. Her experiences — especially her time in France — have taught her how to slow down, savor life, and embrace travel with courage and joy. Through her story, she inspires women to stop waiting for the perfect moment and just go.

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Think you know New York? Think again. In this episode, Carrie shares how her relationship with the Big Apple has changed over the years — and how women can experience NYC in a more meaningful, grounded way. From cozy corners to cultural gems, discover how to slow down in a city that never stops moving.

Follow Carrie on her blog and instagram.

In this deeply personal episode, Chantelle steps into the guest seat to share her own story—one of childhood loneliness, emotional isolation, domestic abuse, and eventually, escape and resilience. For the first time, she opens up about the trauma she endured behind closed doors, what kept her stuck, and the moment she knew she had to fight for her life—and her children. It’s raw, it’s unfiltered, and it’s exactly why Go Far Girl exists: to remind every woman that even in the darkest chapters, there’s a path forward.

Trigger warning: This episode contains discussions of domestic violence, emotional abuse, and sexual assault.

From childhood vacations to girlfriend getaways and now slower, deeper travel in her 50s, Carrie shares how her relationship with travel has changed at every stage of life. This episode is a beautiful reminder that we grow through the places we go — and it's never too late to redefine how we explore the world.

Follow Carrie on her blog and on instagram.

Natalie returns to share her family's epic adventure through Utah’s Big 5 national parks. From the towering arches to the deep canyons, we talk about the highlights, hidden gems, and what it’s like experiencing these iconic landscapes as a roadschooling family.

You can follow Natalie and her family's journey at Camping Kiddos.com or on Instagram.

Natalie shares how she left behind the traditional classroom to raise and roadschool her kids while exploring America's national parks. We dive into the challenges, triumphs, and unforgettable moments of building a life on the road — and how travel can spark bold new beginnings.

You can follow Natalie and her family's journey at Camping Kiddos.com or on Instagram

In this first episode of Go Far Girl, host Chantelle shares the story behind the podcast — and how one road trip helped her reclaim confidence, joy, and independence after years of self-doubt.

You’ll hear how travel has shaped Chantelle’s life, why this podcast exists, and what you can expect in future episodes. Whether you’re dreaming of your first solo trip or reflecting on decades of travel, Go Far Girl is here to remind you: it’s never too late, too early, or too much to want more from the world — and from yourself.

In this episode:
• The trip that changed everything
• Why Go Far Girl was created
• What to expect from the podcast moving forward
• An invitation to every woman who’s ever felt the call to go