Join Arla and Misti as we interview Julie Heyer, a.k.a. "Aqua Jeepgirl." Tune in as we chat with Julie about her Jeep "Roxxie," a 2018 Jeep Wrangler JLU Sport. Julie and her sidekick, Roxxie, tackle some pretty epic obstacles out on the trails and just participated in King of Hammers.

We interviewed Jamie Handel - Founder of Lady Owned Toyotas, and Amy Marlar - Arkansas Ambassador for LOT. We had a lot of fun talking about the LOT group, their relationship with Tread Lightly, upcoming events, and the LOT Ambassador application process.

Join Laura Titensor, Mary Hollendoner, Brittany Highland, Arla Cress and Misti Tokarsky in a round table discussion on overlanding with kids.

Interview with Arla Cress, a.k.a. Mrs. Bats Offroad! She's funny, smart, and tough as nails! Arla overlands with her husband, Tony, and their 12 year old daughter. Arla just recently finished her overland build on her 2018 Jeep Wrangler JKU "Bonnie" and completed her maiden overland voyage in the JKU to Big Bend over the holidays.

***STAY TUNED FOR A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT AT THE END!!!***

Krystal Kelly is an internationally recognized show jumping coach, best-selling author, award winning equestrian documentarian, youtuber, horse owner, and international equestrian overlander. Listen in and learn all about overlanding on horseback!

In this episode, Tara McGovern, Cindy Pope, and Monique Song join me in a round table discussion on several topics such as hygiene, safety, and the good, the bad, and the ugly of overlanding! 

Born and raised in Colorful Colorado, Karina has enjoyed the beauty of the outdoors from a very young age. Karina and her husband overland Colorado and Utah in their Toyota Tacomas and absorb as much of forest and trails as they possibly can. Karina wants to live in a world of "mountains, coffee, and campfires."

In this episode of Lady Overlander Radio, I chat with Mary Hollendoner. After a decade of high-stress, challenging, but rewarding jobs, she and her husband John decided it was time for a change. Mary left the rat race of Silicon Valley and her job at Google to travel from California to Argentina with her husband and daughter. They did so in a Ford Econoline van named Vancito. She documented their travels in her newly released book, titled "Monkeys on the Road," where she shares many relatable stories and adventures. 

Laura Titensor is a self taught cinematographer and film editor. She started Crayons and Cairns, a non-profit, to help give resources and education to families searching for connection - to each other and to natural world. Laura enjoys overlanding and canyoneering with her husband and children, and is currently working on a short film titled, "The Mark We Make," which captures not only the epic beauty of Utah's slot canyons, but also delves into the damage inflicted on our public lands and historic landmarks.