Alyssa is the founder and CEO of Hipcamp, a company that helps people discover and book amazing places to camp. Their mission is get more people outside. She has a degree from UCLA in Digital Democracy and her deepest passion is helping shape how the internet impacts our humanity and our planet.

Amy Marquis, Co-Director & Founder

As a writer, editor, photo editor and film director with nearly 15 years of editorial experience, including nine years atNational Parks Magazine – Amy is uniquely poised to access and produce the most compelling stories about the national parks today. Her award winning Yosemite film, “The Way Home,” inspired the NPX series. She is the editor of The Digital Naturalist, a blog dedicated to improving advocacy video storytelling, teaches a filmmaking class at Boulder Digital Arts, and recently produced a short film for The New York Times.

Dana Romanoff, Co-Director & Digital Photographer

Dana is a visual storyteller whose images grace the pages of National Geographic, The New York Times and publications worldwide. While working at The Charlotte Observer, Dana was among the team recognized as a runner-up to the Pulitzer Prize in 2007. She’s received international awards and recognition including the Anthropographia Multimedia and Human Rights Award, which brought her film, “No Man’s Land” to worldwide human-rights gatherings. Dana has directed and shot advocacy films appearing at live-events from packed stadiums to film festivals around the globe.

We live in a time when we are constantly immersed in technology. There is so much noise and distractions in our life, that we sometimes struggle day to day. We just go to through the motions. Studies show, technology is making us smarter, but if we don't have some balance, if we don't spend more time outdoors, it will have a negative effect on us. If you embrace technology, then you need to embrace the outdoors and in this episode, you will learn why. 

Kate is the Content Creator and Community Leader over at Entrepreneur On Fire, a 7 day a week podcast that interviews today's most inspiring and successful entrepreneurs. Kate partnered up with John Lee Dumas, the Founder and Host of Entrepreneur On Fire, after leaving her position as an Account Executive at an advertising and marketing agency in 2013.

She is the host of Kate's Take: The EntrepreneurOnFire Audio Blog and author of The Fire Path: Where your passion and our guidance unite!

Brendan owns Brazilian Jiu Jitsu clothing brand - Ok Kimonos which does 6 figures in revenue while he works from 3am to 5am every morning, some nights, and some weekends and has been doing this for the last few years. He has two blogs at Gi Reviews and Ok Kimonos Blog.

He is a full time high school assistant principal, trains with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu as well as does strength and conditioning training. Brendan has recently launched his podcast Entrepreneurs and Coffee. The things that matter most in his life are his faith, church and spending time with his wife and son.

It has been said that each of us has one idea a year that could make us millions. We have ideas we get excited about and then after a few weeks, or maybe even a few days, our excitement goes away. We start telling ourselves the idea won’t work or no one will like the idea. But then someone else has been blessed with the same idea you had, runs with it and it’s a success.

Dan is the author of the New York Times best-selling 48 Days To The Work You Love.  If you’ve ever buried your dreams in an attempt to be “practical” or “realistic,” Dan will show you how embracing those dreams is the most practical way to enjoy life and achieve the success you’re looking for.

Tim served five years in the United States Marine Corps, spending the majority of his career as a Marine Security Guard protecting U.S. embassies in Algeria, Russia and Peru.

He was inspired to start the 1, 2, Many Project after seeing media coverage of the epidemic of veteran suicide concentrate on the statistics rather than the human beings caught inside the crisis. As a veteran and a survivor of suicidal behavior, Tim wanted to change the conversation to engage the broader community in proactive solutions.

None of us like being sick. It’s an awful feeling and one we would prefer not to experience if we didn’t have to. Sickness, whether it’s from a cold, the flu or food poisoning isn’t enjoyable. A few days of  constant sweats and chills, followed by a few weeks of runny noses and a sore throat.. who wants to deal with that? 

You promise to take better care of yourself. 

However your body reacts to being sick, you can help to reduce your chances of being sick by doing a couple of things I’ve found to help in my life. 

Brian, a servant of King Jesus, husband to Jodi, father to senve beautiful blessings, is a certified Funhog who loves to share his passion for Jesus and adventure. Brian has been leading people of all ages (6 months to 65) through adventure eperiences for the last twenty years. Part of his gifting is the ability to mold any adventure to the capability of the group. With Brian on the trip you are sure to be challenged no matter what you are doing.