Trails to the Border

In this episode we discuss strategies to manage the risks that entrepreneurs must take. Special guest: Mona McPhee, travel and tourism attorney at Miller Nash Graham & Dunn.

Music by:

Forgotten Sol (opening theme, outro)

Chris Stromquist

Alex Danovitch

Music feature: Kishi Bashi, "Ode to My Next Life" from the 2016 album Sonderlust

In this episode we discuss strategies for self motivation. Motivation is hard for the entrepreneur because there is always more to do and never enough time. How to prioritize? How to keep the fire going when you are constantly facing obstacles?

We also learn that James needs to get a new microphone (sorry for the distortion)... And that both Canada and the United States loves their national parks.

Music by:

Forgotten Sol (opening theme)

Chris Stromquist

Geek Apparatus (featuring Jay Raulston)

Roxbury Pound

Music feature: Portugal. The Man

Welcome to Trails to the Border Podcast, a podcast where Two entrepreneurs on two sides of a border talk about business, travel, and their love of nature.

From Canada is James Anderson, and from the United States is Dan Moore.

In this first episode James informs Dan that July 1 is Canada Day - a relevant day as both countries have now imposed tariffs on each other. What does this "trade war" mean for the strong relationships between Canada and the US? Is there a case for open borders? If Trudeau gave Trump a stack of pancakes with Canadian maple syrup would he "give up"? This podcast is intended to demonstrate that friendships have no borders.

Dan and James also discuss some music they've been into lately, and their trip down the Rogue River. All through the lens of entrepreneurs.

Music by:

Forgotten Sol (opening theme, closing)

Geek Apparatus

Music feature: Courtney Barnett, 3live 4eva