Happy 450th podcast of Like a Bigfoot!!

In this episode we dive deep into Candice Burt’s adventures traversing the rugged landscapes of Colorado, her transition into the booming world of long-distance gravel biking, and how the culture of ultra-marathon racing continues to evolve.

We also chat about the pure joy of exploring wild places and the mindset it takes to handle massive mileage!This was an incredibly enlightening and inspiring conversation. Hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did!!

In this episode we reunites with the guys from our new adventure documentary, "The Journeying". Guests Matt Rackers, Phil Pinti, and Chris Cornejo sit down to share their behind-the-scenes reflections after spending four unforgettable days stand-up paddleboarding down the Cedar River in Iowa.

Together, we dig into the high points, the misadventures, and the deeper life lessons that came from hauling 60-pound packs and confronting the humor, hardships, and raw uncertainties of middle age out on the water.

Watch and Connect:

Stream the Full Movie: "The Journeying" is officially out and streaming right now over on the Bote Boards YouTube Channel. Go check it out, leave a comment, and let us know what you think!

Send Feedback: Got thoughts on the film or this reflection episode? Drop a line to the show at [email protected].

Follow Along: Check out more clips and behind-the-scenes moments on our official Like a Bigfoot Instagram.

In this episode, we sit down with Josh Dragge to officially introduce our brand new film project: "The Journeying"!

We explore how storytelling helps us process life's greatest physical and mental challenges, the unique challenges of capturing a big river expedition on camera, and the transformational power of our week in Iowa!!

The movie is available to stream right now on YouTube (on the Bote Boards channel)!! Please check it out and let us know what you think of it in the YouTube comments or send an email at [email protected]!!

Truly hope you all enjoy the movie!! It was a transformative and beautiful experience for me and the rest of the guys!

This week on the podcast, we are catching up with our good friend James Adamson—a filmmaker, photographer, athlete, and passionate human.

As the creative force behind Drop Media, James has traveled the globe capturing breathtaking, high-stakes footage of athletes and expeditions. But beyond his lens, he is a deeply thoughtful mountain biker, rookie rally car racer, coffee baron and father who thrives on the physical and mental connections forged out in the wilds of Colorado.

He also is a great friend, owner of Helix Coffee in Breckenridge and the Director of Photography for our film “The Journeying” (streaming on Father’s Day weekend!)

MORE FROM JAMES:

Helix Coffee: https://www.helixcoffeeco.com

Drop Media: https://www.dropmedia.tv

In this episode, we welcome back world-record-setting adventurer and LGBTQ+ advocate Mikah Meyer!!

Mikah dives deep into his award-winning short film, Canyon Chorus, sharing what a multi-day rafting trip down Utah's rivers can teach us about friendship, mentorship, and self-acceptance. Plus, he breaks down his run across Mississippi to promote the Outside Safe Space initiative.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about pushing physical limits and making the great outdoors welcoming for everyone!

This week on Like a Bigfoot, we are catching up with filmmaker and long-time friend, Paul Scheuring!

Paul is gearing up for an incredible and grueling new project: shooting an adventure documentary deep within the subterranean caves of Belize. We dive into the purpose of this project along with the unique logistical challenges, intense physical demands, and creative strategies required to film high-quality video in pitch-black, remote underground systems. We also talk about the common humanity found through studying archaeology and storytelling!

Whether you are a fan of filmmaking, extreme exploration, or just love a good adventure story, this conversation is packed with inspiration!

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