Sunset Frontier

In this conversation, Brandon shares his transformative journey from a structured life focused on law school to embracing the wild through long-distance hiking. He’s one of only 13 people to complete the Calendar Year Triple Crown, conquering the Appalachian Trail, Continental Divide Trail, and Pacific Crest Trail all in a single year, totaling an incredible 8,000 miles. Brandon talks about the challenges he faced, the lessons learned, and the importance of preparation, solitude, and the kindness of strangers on the trails. He reflects on how these experiences have shaped his outlook on life, encouraging others to break free from conventional paths and pursue their own passions and adventures.

Stay connected with Brandon on Instagram @brandon_weis_ and @naturalhorsepower.

Also, check out his book This Is Gonna Hurt here.

Welcome to episode 1 of The Catamaran Sessions!

Sam is joined by Dillon Jason Ayers as he explains the missing portion of the digestion process - trigrestion. Dillon also touches on the most effect modality for allowing ones body into a state of stress relief and recovery - The Alpha Biotic Alignment and Unification Process.

In this episode, Sam Puthoff is joined by Matthew Elwing, whom he first met at an ayahuasca ceremony in Costa Rica. Back when Sam worked in a factory in South Carolina, a coworker named Seth told him that Washington State was a hotbed for Bigfoot sightings. Turns out, Matthew had a story to back that up.

Join us as Matthew shares his unforgettable Bigfoot encounter on the West Slope of Mt. Rainier.

Angel Twedt joins The Sunset Frontier! A former nurse, Angel’s journey with multiple sclerosis led her to seek healing beyond conventional medicine. Blind in one eye and unable to walk, her curiosity brought her to Costa Rica, where she sat with ayahuasca. After a ceremony, she regained her sight and mobility. Now, she dedicates her life to helping others heal and reconnect with themselves at Om Jungle Medicine in Costa Rica’s Guanacaste region. 

Join me as we explore her story, the power of ayahuasca, and its cultural significance.

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Dillon Jason Ayers joins The Sunset Frontier.

On his way to Harmon Hot Springs, Dillon Jason Ayers fell asleep at the wheel. As his car veered off the road and was sent into the air by a semi tractor-trailer, he felt his late mother protecting the crash—shielding him from what should have been the end. That moment changed everything, leading him to discover The Alpha Biotic Alignment, a healing practice he now dedicates his life to.

A near-death experience, an unexpected path—let’s get into it.

To learn more about Dillon’s work, visitbrainreboot.org.

To explore AlphaBiotics, check outalphabioticinfo.com.

Kim Richards joins The Sunset Frontier. Kim, a real estate agent of 20 years, took a chance on a new business—only to have it shut down unexpectedly. That twist led her to a monk, a deep dive into Buddhism, and eventually, a situation she never saw coming: helping him escape the mafia.

It’s one of those stories that reminds you how unpredictable life can be. Let’s get into it.

Kim's Youtube Link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCGCdpr5iRoeIXOFv0vzg_A

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In response to Netflix special Aaron Rodgers: Enigma, Sam Puthoff is joined by Angel Twedt, Scott Haber, and Seth Alan Taylor to discuss the potent intersection of plant medicine, healing, and sports.

To learn more about the panelists work - check out their websites below.

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In this episode, Sam Puthoff is joined by his former factory coworker, Seth Stump. Back in South Carolina, Seth always dreamed of buying a sailboat and sailing off into the unknown, ready to escape the daily grind. But when Sam walked into the factory one morning, he found Seth’s desk completely cleared—his dream was no longer just a fantasy. Instead of a sailboat, Seth had chosen an RV, packed up, and set off to travel the United States.

Seth shares the wild story of one of his most unforgettable adventures: an encounter with bank robbers while RVing through the remote Phantom Canyon.