Jammed Up Podcast

Jeremy Schulz recently finished a "Walk Across America" In which he teamed up with Justin Wren of "Fight For The Forgotten" to raise money and awareness for bully prevention. Six months after leaving the Brooklyn Bridge, walking roadways through the country, he finished his trek at the Sundial Bridge in Redding.

Being a victim of bullying himself as a child, this cause spoke to him, and felt passionate to do his part.

He also owns an online drum school called "Beats From The Core" and a newly launched coffee company called "Beans From The Core".

Jeremy's website is www.beatsfromthecore.com where you can inquire about drum lessons, buy his unique coffee blends, and view pictures from his Walk Across America.

If you would like to donate to the cause, You can access his gofundme page and search "Beats For A Cause - A Walk Across America"

His instagram is @beatsfromthecore_

Thanks again to Valerie Nussbaumer for coming on the studio. She is an ultra marathoner, and recently just finished her first attempted 200 miles race, the Tahoe 200!! Long distance running is a special kind of savagery, and Valerie is definitely a savage!

What can we say? Taylor is one of our best friends, and probably one of the nicest, and mentally strongest people we know. The things that would break most people, only give Taylor motivation to overcome.

Get Jammed Up!!!

A guestless episode about nothing important.

Enjoy.

Ryan Spitz is the owner and operator of Shasta Trail Runs. He recently mapped out and ran a 330 mile run from Arcata to Bunny Flats on Mt. Shasta in 5 1/2days. This route will become the longest point to point ultra marathon in the country beginning with the first event starting in 2020.

His other current project is mapping out a route for a proposed circumferential trail around the base of Mt. Shasta. He intends to run the proposed route later this summer.

Be sure to sign up for a trail race at www.shastatrailruns.com and

you can follow Ryan's races and adventures on Instagram @shastatrailruns and his personal account @ironspitz23

Our buddy Ali Sarshar just dropped in after summiting Mt. Shasta two weekends in a row. Two different routes. Got himself into some hairy spots, but made it down safely to still do a podcast. He also recently completed his circumferential bike tour around the United States!!!

Ali Never stops. Be like Ali.

Instagram: @humanpowered360

For episode #77, we did a book review of Hiker Trash Vogue, recently published by Tommy Corey. The book illustrates a modeling portrait style view of the people who hike the Pacific Crest Trail, dirt, grime and all. This is definitely a one of a kind look into Thru-Hiking culture. You get a glimpse of some of the photos on Tommy's instagram @twerkinthedirt or support the cause and purchase a copy at www.tommycorey.com

Amanda Burrill is a columnist for The Epoch Times, traveling the world to write about food, adventure, outdoors, wine and all things lifestyle. She is a military veteran, mountaineer, long distance runner, and all around badass, who has, after suffering traumatic brain injury, adapted and overcome some serious life impairing symptoms. Her injuries have taught her make the most out of life and not waste a second.

We thank Amanda for giving us a couple hours of her time to share her story and make us laugh in the process.

You can follow her on Instagram @amandauncharted

A huge thanks to Don Cox for giving us a couple hours of his time to tell some epic stories. Don would say that he is a "Jack Of All Trades, Master Of None." Listening to this episode would show Don as a "Jack Of All Trades, Master Of All."

Don does everything at a very high level.

Thanks again to our buddy, sponsor and cohost on this episode, Alex Ross, for getting us the hook up on this episode!!

Book a fishing trip with him on Instagram @thetrinityguide, or google The Trinity Guide to reach his website.

8===0~~~