In this episode, I sit down with Swedish design duo Josephine and Christoffer Du Rietz, who left Sweden to pursue their passion for architecture and home renovation in Mallorca. From their very first project to designing homes that blend modern functionality with timeless charm, they share what it takes to transform spaces—and lives—through design.

Josephine and Christoffer open up about the challenges and rewards of working as a couple, their philosophy on home renovations, and their dream of creating a boutique hotel. They also reflect on how Mallorca’s rich culture and natural beauty continue to inspire their work, shaping both their aesthetic and their way of life.

If you're passionate about design, architecture, home transformation, or the dream of starting fresh somewhere new, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, we sit down with adventurer and author Charlie Walker, who has spent the past 15 years exploring the world's most remote locations. From cycling across continents to trekking through deserts, his experiences are nothing short of inspiring! 

Join us as we discuss his incredible books and dive into the challenges and joys of funding expeditions, the impact of technology on travel, and the value of solitude in personal growth.

About Charlie

Charlie Walker is an explorer, writer, and public speaker from the UK. He specialises in long-distance, human-powered expeditions to develop an intimate understanding of the world’s most remote communities. 

His work has been featured on the BBC World Service, BBC Radio 4, The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph, and Geographical magazine. He has also written two books: Through Sand & Snow and On Roads That Echo.

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In this episode, we are joined by Ben Wylson, the creator of the documentary Free Wheels East, which chronicles an incredible adventure around the world. With no prior experience or training, Ben and his cousin Jamie embarked on a journey by bicycle to travel across every continent—without taking a single flight. Over the course of three years, they faced numerous challenges, including landslides, deserts, mountains, container ships, and much more.

Ben shares the inspiring stories behind this monumental adventure, the impact it has had on his life, and the valuable lessons he learned about family, resilience, and the world as a whole. We also discuss the process of making the documentary, the significance of authentic travel experiences over tourism, and the yearning for a simpler life amidst the complexities of modern society.

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The world moves fast, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed trying to keep up. But what if there was another way? Paths is a bi-weekly podcast about stepping away from the conventional, following your passions, and living with more intention.

In this short trailer, I share the inspiration behind Paths and what you can expect from the conversations ahead—stories of people carving their own way, embracing creativity, travel, and slow living to build a life that feels right for them.

If that sounds like something you’d like to explore, make sure to subscribe and stay connected! New episodes drop every other Thursday.

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Enjoy this final episode of 2020 where we reminisce about the ups and downs of the past 12 months and our goals for the upcoming year. Happy New Year everybody!

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Today, we launch our crowdfunding campaign to raise funds for our very own drinking game. Me and my business partner, Antoine, have been working on this game for months together with the talented artist Raphi Winkler to create this game and we couldn't be more excited to finally share all the fun with you. Please reach out to me with any questions you may have.

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The Game of Frankenstein is an entertaining party game with simple and innovative rules. It can be played as a group of 2+ people and the portable design means that you can bring it pretty much anywhere you go. The game takes you along a risky path full of challenges and dares you must overcome to reach the Survivor Camp. Created with the goal of bringing people together and making fun memories, it does not require the use of any distracting technologies. All you need is your friends (possible enemies) and a few drinks. Time to find out if you or any of your friends have what it takes to make it all the way through..

Katey and Adam talk about practicing gratitude in hard times and all the benefits that come with it.

In today's increasingly fast-paced world, entire days breeze by without us stopping to really experience them. We allow individual moments to blend into one blurry snapshot, and constantly ask ourselves where time has gone and why we can't have more of it. But every now and then, time almost seems to stop and all of our periphery thoughts and worries disappear. In this episode, we talk about some of those moments. 

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Adam and Katey discuss the importance of self-connection, what could happen if you lack it, and getting to know yourself on a deeper level.

An Aries and a Leo walk into a bar... This week, Katey tries to convert Adam into an Astrology-believer. We discuss how/if our own Zodiac signs reflect who we are, how we can use them to guide us, and if we should trust them to tell us who we're compatible with.

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