Join us for an inspiring journey to the highest peaks on every continent, known as the Seven Summits. Our guest, Bo Parfet, an adventurer from Kalamazoo, Michigan, has stood at the summit of each one and is here to share the powerful lessons he learned along the way. Bo, a member of the prestigious Explorers Club, is also a philanthropist, entrepreneur, and author of several books, including Die Trying and The Precipice of Life.

With master's degrees from the University of Michigan and Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management, Bo brings a relentless drive to make a difference in the world. Tune in as we explore his incredible achievements and the profound insights gained from pushing the boundaries of human endurance.

In this week’s episode, we dive into the transformative journey from survival to success and, ultimately, significance. Our guest is Creek Stewart, a renowned wilderness survival instructor, author, and television host. With over 20 books on survival and preparedness under his belt, Creek is also the go-to survival expert for The Weather Channel, where he's hosted popular shows like Could You Survive? with Creek Stewart, SOS: How to Survive, and Fat Guys in the Woods.

Creek’s story is one of remarkable personal transformation, where his deep connection with nature played a pivotal role in his path from surviving to thriving. Tune in to hear how Creek’s experiences in the wild have shaped his life and how they can inspire you on your own journey.

This week, we dive into the evolving role of adventure throughout life's transitions. Joining us is Tami Fandrei from Sacramento, California, who shares her inspiring journey. After her youngest child left for college, Tami felt an unexpected void, prompting her to realize that it was finally her time. Now in the second half of life, Tami has embraced her dreams with renewed energy, filling her days with explorations and adventures. In just a short time, she's already achieved so much—and she's only just begun.

In this week's episode, we’re joined by Michael McLaurin, a dedicated family man from Charlotte, North Carolina, who has a background in banking and operational risk. Michael’s story took an unexpected turn when, during the Covid lockdowns, he sought a new family activity that could break free from the constraints of the pandemic. This search led him to discover a newfound passion for sailing. Tune in to hear how Michael went from exploring his new interest to planning and executing a multi-day bareboat sailing expedition with his family, transforming a casual hobby into a remarkable adventure.

In today's episode, we explore how following your own call to adventure can inspire others to take action in their own lives. We're thrilled to welcome back Josh Sutton, our very first guest on the Inspire Campfire podcast. Josh returns to share updates on his incredible journey since he, his wife, and their five-year-old son, Harvey, thru-hiked the Appalachian Trail in 2021. Harvey's achievement as the youngest person to complete the trail at such a young age continues to inspire many.

Their life-changing 7-month hike has opened doors to new adventures, including the creation of a documentary about their time on the trail. Join us as Josh recounts their experiences and the impact it has had on their lives and beyond.

In this episode, we delve into the art of breaking through barriers and embracing new perspectives. Our guest today, Saray Khumalo, exemplifies how the sky is not the limit—it's just the beginning. Joining us from Johannesburg, South Africa, Saray is an award-winning mountaineer, Guinness World Record holder, author, speaker, coach, and philanthropist.

In 2019, after three determined attempts, Saray made history by becoming the first Black African woman to summit Mount Everest. Her journey is a testament to resilience, perseverance, and the power of dreams. Tune in to hear Saray's incredible story and learn how you, too, can reach beyond your limits.

This week's episode is all about parenting adventurous kids, and we're literally taking the conversation to new heights. Our guest, Joe Evermore, is the father of three incredibly adventurous children, including his oldest, Sam, who at age 8, became the youngest person to ascend El Capitan, the iconic 3,000-foot rock face in Yosemite National Park.

Sam’s remarkable climb has garnered media attention worldwide, with features on the Today Show, Fox, and CNN, among others. Joe and his wife Ann have a unique philosophy on raising strong and courageous kids, and they truly practice what they preach alongside their children. This is an eye-opening story that challenges conventional ideas of what's possible.

In this week’s episode, we’re going to find out how a love of hiking goes from three guys in a garage to one of the world’s largest guide companies that in just over 20 years has served over 75,000 guests, grown to a team of 200 staff, and has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for conservation. Joining us is one of those three guys, Scott Cundy, one of the founders of Wildland Trekking which has grown like wild all fueled by a passion for the outdoors and something they call relentless improvement. 

A simple question changed the course of his life and the three founders began the journey that became Wildland Trekking. Today, we get to hear that story. 

In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome two extraordinary guests. First, we have David Allen, the mastermind behind the renowned Getting Things Done (GTD) system. His influential book, Getting Things Done, has been translated into over 28 languages and has empowered millions to organize their lives. The story behind GTD is truly captivating.

Joining us as well is Julie Ireland, Scott Wurtzbacher's coach from GTD Focus, the exclusive provider of individual GTD coaching in the US and Canada.

It was the GTD system and a handshake from David years ago that inspired our host, Scott Wurtzbacher, to create this podcast along with a few synchronicities. Tune in to hear more about the journey and insights from these two amazing guests.

Today, we delve into the fascinating world of hitchhiking, also known as thumbing. Our guest, Daniel from Los Angeles, California, has embraced the thumb life since 2013, embarking on over 10 epic long-distance hitchhiking journeys across North and South America, Africa, Europe, and Asia.

Tune in as we explore his incredible adventures and gain insights into the unique experiences and challenges of hitchhiking around the globe.