Nomads at the Intersections

Nomads at the Intersections

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Nomads at the Intersections episodes

  • Wellness, RVs, and Earning Degrees: Faith Austin
    Faith Austin is following her gut, even when it defies the norm. From her views on body positivity and mental health to her decision to move into a trailer after earning her college degree, Faith decided to embrace a life of trusting herself and seeing where it takes her-- including the open road.
    42 min
  • From Honeymoon to Home on Wheels: Anna McNaught
    It’s smart advice to consider renting a camper van before you buy one-- just ask Anna McNaught, who had lots of experience in road travel but little in the world of camper vans until she rented one for the first time on her honeymoon. For Anna, renting a camper van turned out to be the catalyst for moving their dreams of long-term road travel forward.
    36 min
  • Finding Her Words: Ira Wolf
    We meet with traveling musician Ira Wolf at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival in Colorado when she unexpectedly made the journey down from Alaska to play at a singing/songwriting competition. For Ira, making the trip was more than about striving for first place. It was about challenging herself to find her words.
    41 min
  • Not Broken: LaRae Lobdell
    Road travel is not always a vacation, or a luxury. In fact, many times women hit the road, it’s out of necessity or to find healing. For single mom LaRae Lobdell, healing couldn’t begin until she felt safe from her experiences with domestic violence-- and the best way she was able to reclaim control of her life was to get in the car and go.
    51 min
  • Why #VanLife is Here to Stay: Bre Acio & Lacey Mayer
    #VanLife: what started as a trend has only grown, evolving into a full-fledged movement in the US and beyond. And despite the multitude of vacation-style photos online showcasing this mobile living arrangement, there are many practical reasons people choose to live on the road for more than a couple weeks-- and no, it typically has nothing to do with Instagram.
    43 min
  • Getting Real with Miscarriage: Jayme Serbell
    We catch up with full-time road traveler Jayme Serbell to hold an important discussion around miscarriage-- because getting real about what’s not being said is the only way to move toward a future where we all give ourselves permission to do the same.
    35 min
  • Advice II
    In this 2nd annual “Advice” episode, we ask our 9 most recent interviewees the 5 most commonly-asked questions we’ve been hearing online and in person from female road travelers.
    38 min
  • From Country to Country: Margaret Miller
    Margaret Miller is giving us less excuses to not try international road travel, even if it seems intimidating. From guiding overlanding adventures in Africa to taking a DIY campervan around Europe, she’s taking time to share her well-traveled experiences and advice with us in this episode.
    45 min
  • The Heartbreak Road Trip: Ali Powell
    Breaking up with a partner on the road is-- to say the least-- a unique way to leave a relationship. Solo traveler and photographer Ali Powell took the pain she felt from ending her last relationship and decided to do something with that energy, and she calls it The Heartbreak Road Trip.
    41 min
  • Give & Take: Katie Boué
    Katie Boué, part-time road traveler and full-time public lands advocate, has a lot to say about the give and take we engage in as travelers: both in the outdoors as well as in local communities. Because the reality is that no matter how often we relocate, we leave an impact wherever we go, and that acknowledgement in itself holds power.
    39 min

About Nomads at the Intersections

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Ever wondered what it’s like to live on your own terms with the open road as your guide? Welcome to "Nomads at the Intersections" (NATI pod), where Noami Grevemberg dives into the lives of those…