If today was your last day, wouldn't every tiny thing - from taking out the trash to chatting with a friend - seem incredibly special?

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In this episode, host Omar Gran engages in a captivating conversation with his friend and fellow explorer, Dan Briere. Dan embarked on an extraordinary two-year motorcycle journey from Brooklyn, New York, to Ushuaia, Argentina, during the height of the COVID pandemic, covering a staggering 50,000 kilometers. What makes this journey truly remarkable is that Dan opted for secondary roads, avoiding major highways along the way.

Dan shares his insights into why he left home, the personal significance of travel, and the profound realizations he gained during his adventurous expedition. He also discusses the role of boredom, freedom, and constraints in shaping both life and travel experiences.

This is a podcast about where people go, but more importantly its about the people who wander, their stories, and their search for something beyond their familiar in order to understand themselves.

If you're curious to live a more examined life, to learn from people who have walked far in their own lives to come near, through stories and thoughtful examination of themselves, stay tuned for the first episode of 'People Who Wander