Episode 13 - Buck Nelson. The story of canoeing the entire Mississippi.

On today's show we speak to Trish, Alex, and Sage Herr. We get to hear a story on how a mother took her two daughters out on a hike one day to blow off some youthful energy and this started several years of hiking adventures across the world and a philanthropic mission for women's rights. We get to hear of their hikes across American, Iceland, China, and Spain. This is a fantastic episode for you parents who want to get your kiddos into the adventure and beauty of traveling the world.

Today we talk with Nomadic Chick, Jeannie Mark a Canadian who became unsatisfied with life and the expectations of marriage and family and decided to pack up what she needed, sell the rest, and buy a one-way ticket to India. She has blogged all of her travels and adventures and we're very excited about this episode. We spend a good chunk of time talking about the Festival of San Fermín and the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona.

On today's episode we talk to Haley Adams, Allison Weiss, and Tracy Shuford, three powerful women who have dominated their age groups in CrossFit to take home international titles of Fittest in the World. We get to hear about their struggles, both physically and mentally as they trained for this goal.

Final episode of our two part series where we interview the owners of Journey Seeker. On today's episode we talk with Chris Haseltine, our founder and CEO. We discuss a story that spanned over a decade and hear about incredible loss and the soul-searching journey that followed. Upon completion of that journey, we get to hear why Journey Seeker was started.

On today's episode, we bring you part one of a two part series where we hear the stories of Journey Seeker's two owners. Today we talk with Kristen Callahan, a 31 year old bartender from upstate New York, who, in her early 20's fell madly in love with and married a young hero who ended up losing his life in service of his country. At the end of it all, she found her peace on the roof of Africa.

On this episode we get to speak with Tom Illife who has been cave diving for over 30 years and has been in over 1,000 caves in over 30 different countries. We discuss the training, beauty, dangers, and lessons to be found in these underwater caves. This episode will bring the little boy and little girl out in you and a memory of childhood discovery.

On this episode we're honored to invite our first view of what a Journey Seeker is from a woman's perspective. We discuss a childhood filled with patriarchal abuse; teenage years with pregnancy and abortion; and decades spent in abuse and control which finally culminated in an affair and divorce. After 45 years, her life was free and finally began. We learn that happiness, is up to you. It's a heavy topic but we keep it lighthearted.

Today we're honored to talk to one of the last of a vanishing breed - not only a WWII vet, but the last surviving Marine from the Battle of Iwo Jima. We talk about how a farm boy became a Medal of Honor recipient and a hero and how he gives back to others.

Today's episode features David Daggett. A normal guy who has always wanted to help people. Whether that's in a courtroom or speaking with today's youth about safe and sober decisions, he uses the parallels of his multiple Ironman triathlons to inspire.