Life in Motion

In this episode I chat with Brian Bell from Keep Virginia Cozy, who has a simple mission of protecting the wilderness while inspiring all Virginians to do the same. 

 In this episode I catch up with Bronson James about his recent travels to Italy, France, Canada and more. Afterwards we chat about the ups and downs of starting your own brand. 

In this episode I talk with Sarah Knapp from Outdoor Fest and Mappy Hour. Find out how she uses each to bring together urban dwelling adventure enthusiast by giving them a platform to share stories and offer advice, all while connecting their local community.  

In this episode I talk with Shep Roeper from Beyond Boundaries, a nonprofit in Richmond VA. They believe that adventure is for everyone and should be inclusive no matter a person’s circumstance. Find out how they’re making a difference with things like white water rafting, hiking and rock climbing.  

In this episode I talk with Mary and John of Ozark Greenways to learn how they’re using Springfield’s trails to connect people through recreation, all while promoting the health and wellbeing of our community.  PS - I apologize for the crackling towards the end of the episode due to an issue during recording. Don't worry, it's not that bad! :) 

In this episode I talk with singer songwriter Cole about how she used her talent and social influence to grab the attention of The Chainsmokers and also sign with her first record label.  

In this episode I chat with Sand Sisters La founders, Tedi and Sonya Serge about their nonprofit youth empowerment program that has a mission of making every girl feel seen, valued and heard. 

In this episode I chat with Will Rivera about how he uses his love for snowboarding to coach, and help kids with video parts and competitions all over the world.  

 Listen as Matt and Grace talk about why they made the decision to sell everything and buy a van to live life on the road. There’s some great pointers for anyone looking to do the same; from building out the van to down sizing all of their personal possessions. 

 To kick 2019 off I talk with Rily Sanders about growing up riding BMX in Oklahoma, working at Camp Woodward and tips on taking month long trips across the country.