HeyJaredCuriosity on the Move
Curiosity on the Move is a curiosity-driven podcast exploring how new activities keep our minds and bodies vibrant - especially in mid-life and beyond. The show invites listeners to discover the joy, challenge and unexpected lessons of learning something new at any age.
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- 6
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Surf's Up! Riding Waves with Isla Surf School (opens the original)
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Two lessons in, I sat down with Shane Granigan, Director of Operations at Isla Surf School, to talk about the school, teaching philosophy, and what it takes to go from wobbly to standing for a beginner like me. Come along as I surf Folly Beach!
Sip & Script: Learning Calligraphy with Janice McGill (opens the original)
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I traded my usual first-timer nerves for a calligraphy pen and a great crowd at Indigo Reef Brewing. After the class I sat down with Janice McGill, owner of Scripted Bliss and instructor with Sip & Script, and she walked me through the art of modern calligraphy. I also dug into a little history on how this centuries-old art form got here.
My Sound Bath (and Reiki Session) with Sacred Soma (opens the original)
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One guest, two experiences. I attended a sound bath and followed it up with a reiki session with Christian McClellan of Sacred Soma. If you've ever been curious about either practice but weren't sure what to expect, this episode is for you. Come join me as we talk about what happens when the bowls (or the hands) do the work.
The Art of Bonsai (opens the original)
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I took a beginner bonsai class, then sat down with the owner of Lowcountry Bonsai who taught it. We talk about his company, the craft, the philosophy behind the art and what it means to work on something that outlives you. It's so much more than "tree in container".
A Tale of Two Kayak Trips: Shem Creek and the Spider Lilies of Landsford Canal (opens the original)
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This episode is really two kayak trips in one. First, I head out onto Shem Creek with Dave from Nature Adventures for an early morning paddle through a wildlife-rich creek I'd never explored before. Then, I take you somewhere completely different: Landsford Canal State Park, home to the largest population of rocky shoals spider lilies in the world — a rare flower I have a personal connection to. Two very different trips on the water, and two very different reasons they mattered.
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