Russel Hepton is known as The Trail Hunter. He is on a mission to discover the world on foot. But Covid19 has hit hard and threw more than a few curveballs into his plans. In this episode we dive into how Rus has sought to build more resilience and bounce back stronger through the worldwide pandemic.

Alison Inglis is an all round nice person. In this conversation we dive into what it is like living as a Buddhist in Scotland, and how she trained in a unique form of head massage in order to practice loving kindness in the 21st century.

Sarah Williams is perhaps best known for her Tough Girl Podcast. In this conversation we break down how she began Tough Girl Challenges, and dive into everything that goes on behind the scenes so that she can inspire girls and women to get active and outdoors.

In this episode Crista Valentino and I dive into what it takes to formulate a powerful global community on a mission to create lasting change.

See more. Feel more. Be more. Kind of says it all really. Maxine and Tom Swinhoe certainly live up to that mantra. They’ve travelled the world, walked the full 2189 mile Appalachian Trail, dived with sharks, and built their own camper van; along the way they have been a driving force in raising the profile of limb difference and mental health. The word inspirational just doesn't do these two justice.

Andrew Miller is back! Andrew helped us wrap up Season One with a conversation around his past working in the Military and how it shaped him into the person he is today. In this second episode however, we are diving in a little deeper, exploring how those in the realm of self-employment or small business management can thrive during a worldwide pandemic.

Andrew Miller is a busy man who loves to serve. In this episode we'll dive into his military career and how it shaped him into the person he is today by bringing out his true attributes, and then explore how his inherent resilience allowed him to establish three flourishing businesses.

Bob Cartwright is the host of The Outdoor Station, a show that has received over 14 million downloads since it first aired in 2005. In this conversation Bob and I dive into his adventuring background of trail running, mountain biking, and travelling, and go on to explore how anyone can go about pioneering their way through fear and into a more creative life.

Abbie Barnes talks with Eoin Hamilton about his climate change work and how he has integrated his passions for the outdoors and hiking with his background in marketing and business development to co-construct the Hiiker App, one of the fastest growing outdoor apps available.

In this episode Abbie talks with lifelong naturalist, author, and BAFTA-winning TV producer Stephen Moss, unpicking the art of nature and travel writing, and the power of spending intentional time outside.