Overall... I'd say that 2024 was a pretty good year for me! I've taken on some grueling challenges, had some amazing conversations on my podcast, and embarked on some incredible adventures. And I have some great things to look forward to in 2025. In this season 4 finale solocast, I reflect on this year and my ideas and ambitions for next year!

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For this episode of The All-Around Adventure Podcast, I'm joined by retired Air Force fighter pilot, Jason Cooper. Call sign, CAS.

CAS found a love for aviation at a young age and he earned his private pilots license at age 17. This passion led him to pursue a degree at the University of Washington so he could apply for a pilot slot with the Air Force. After a long and arduous selection and training process, CAS found himself in the cockpit of the F-16 Viper. Since then he's conducted over 2,000 hours of flying time in the F-16. He also served as an instructor for the Air Force's Weapons School, as well as a Commander of the 425th Fighter Squadron. Now CAS shares the lessons that he's learned with others on the Be 1 Change 1 Podcast, alongside co-host, fellow fighter pilot, and guest on The All-Around Adventure Podcast, Paul "Roscoe" White.

In this episode, CAS tells us about his early days as a pilot and what it's like to head skyward in a plane by yourself. He also talks about mindset and what was necessary in order to make it through the long training pipeline to become a fighter pilot. Furthermore, we have a great discussion on why striving for something and being told "no" is better than not trying at all and having to ask yourself "what if?".

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Adventures push your boundaries and redefine what you believe is possible. But by embarking on your most epic adventures first. You build confidence, resilience, and a deeper appreciation for smaller adventures that follow. These monumental moments not only shape your perspective. But also inspire others to pursue their own extraordinary journeys. In this solocast, I discuss this idea more in-depth and share where I plan to go for my next epic adventure!

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For this episode of The All-Around Adventure Podcast, I'm joined by husband, father, and hybrid athlete, Daniel Hickman.

Daniel is the host of The Competitive Edge Podcast, a show dedicated to helping people push their limits and achieve peak performance in fitness and in life. Daniel has a wealth of experience from his own journey as a multi-discipline athlete. He began playing hockey at a very young age and has traveled for games all over the country. And he would later go on to compete in events like HYROX, DEKA, and other hybrid races. Now he shares his own expert insights, practical tips, and inspiring stories on his podcast. As well as those from elite competitors, coaches, and industry leaders in order to empower his audience to elevate their training, nutrition, and mindset.

In this episode, Daniel tells us about his early days as a hockey player and his transition to hybrid racing. He also talks about what it's like to raise kids in this digital age. When he himself grew up in the era of analog. Furthermore, we have a great discussion on how you can gain a competitive edge both in both fitness and in other aspects of life.

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I recently had the opportunity to take part in my very first ghost hunt! It took place at the Black Swan Inn in San Antonio, Texas and was conducted by Ryan Buell and the Paranormal Research Society. And let's just say... I experienced some things! In this solocast, I talk about how we conducted the investigation and what happened.

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For this episode of The All-Around Adventure Podcast, I'm joined by photographer and world traveler, Polina Galkina.

Polina is originally from Russia and she began her journey as a world traveler when she went to the US for her first international trip. She visited the east coast and eventually found her way out west and currently resides in Los Angeles. Along the way she's been able to visit a lot of the country's cities, as well as many of its national parks. She also continued to travel to other countries around the world. And she found that seeing amazing places and immersing herself with fascinating cultures. Has expanded her perspective of the world and enriched her outlook on life. Now she shares her stories from her travels in the US and abroad in her blog, Rock n Roam Girl.

In this episode, Polina tells us about her first time visiting the US and what her initial impressions were. She also talks about what led to her decision to live in the US and the places in the country that she's been to. Furthermore, we have a great discussion on why you should travel solo and how travel helps you develop your character.

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It's been over 20 years since I earned the title of United States Marine. It's crazy to think about how fast time has flown by. But even though it was so long ago. The lessons that I learned in the Marine Corps have stuck with me. In this solocast, I share three important lessons that I learned during my service and how I've applied them throughout my life.

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For this episode of The All-Around Adventure Podcast, I'm joined by author and retired Air Force fighter pilot, Paul White. Call sign, Roscoe.

Roscoe began his career in the Air Force as an enlisted airman. Though he would eventually go on to become an officer and fly a variety of fighter jets. Such as the F-15E Strike Eagle, the F-16 Fighting Falcon, and the F-35 Lightning II. After 21 years of service with over 1,500 hours as a tactical flight instructor, Roscoe retired from the Air Force. Though he still continues to train and mentor young fighter pilots as a civilian contract fighter pilot instructor. Along with this, he is also a coach and a published author of the books Work Hard, Don't Suck, No New Lessons, and I Love America.

In this episode, Roscoe tells us about what led him to join the Air Force and become a fighter pilot. He also talks about what it took in order to be successful during the long training process that was involved in order to fly. Furthermore, we have a great discussion on some of the lessons that we learned while serving in the military and how they can be applied to various aspects of life.

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It's been 15 years since I quit drinking alcohol. And my sobriety journey is probably not what you'd expect. In this solocast, I tell about what led me to make that decision and what my life has been like since I became sober.

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For this episode of The All-Around Adventure Podcast, I'm joined by graveyard keeper and death scholar, Aoife Sutton-Butler.

Aoife studied Bioarchaeology at my alma mater, the University of York in England. Following her graduation from York, we went on to the School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences at the University of Bradford. Where she studied 19th-century anatomical specimens in medical museums for her PhD. Now, Aoife is the Cemetery Registrar for the Victorian Undercliffe Cemetery, and she has her own blog, the Pathological Bodies Project. She also runs an online death positive magazine called Mortiferous Muse. And has written for various other publications such as Haunted Magazine, the Feminine Macabre, and American Paranormal Magazine.

In this episode, Aoife tells us about what led her to study death in the way that she has. She also talks about death practices among different cultures around the world. As well as some of the lore around death from her home in rural Ireland. Furthermore, we also discuss Memento Mori, and how remembering that death comes for us all can make us appreciate life!

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