HeyJaredKindred Roads Podcast
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The Woman Walking the Length of the Earth... (opens the original)
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What does it take to walk the entire length of the Earth, alone, as a woman? Lucy is an Australian adventurer on the final stretch of an almost decade long walk from the southern tip of Argentina to the top of Alaska. She started in 2017 with basically zero through hiking experience, her longest hike before this was three days, and somehow became the first woman to ever walk the length of South America along the way. She's also Australian Geographic's Adventurer of the Year, and yes, Wombat has
She Went Viral Two Days After Almost Dying at Sea... (opens the original)
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Quinn Abigail grew up on a farm in rural Pennsylvania as the oldest of six kids, and now lives a fully nomadic lifestyle between sailboats and a backpack. In the last few years she's lived off grid in Hawaii, worked as an underwater photographer for a dolphin tour company, sailed from Hawaii to Fiji, spent almost 10 months backpacking through Southeast Asia, and built her own group trip company, Outer Current Club, from scratch. If you've ever watched someone's "living on a sailboat" content and
How to Survive 90 Days Completely Alone in the Ocean (opens the original)
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Cyril Derreumaux holds three Guinness World Records. In 2016, he and a crew of three other men set a record for the fastest ocean rowing crossing from California to Hawaii, finishing in 39 days. In 2022, he went back completely alone in a kayak he built himself and became the first person to cross that same distance 100% human powered, solo, and unsupported. Then in 2025, he crossed the Atlantic in 71 days, becoming the first person in history to solo kayak two different oceans. In this episode,
Inside the High-Stakes Job of Being the First to Spot a Wildfire... (opens the original)
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What happens when the person responsible for spotting the next wildfire is 100 feet in the air, completely alone, and just got struck by lightning for the fourth time? If you're Trina Moyles, you climb back up the tower the next day anyway. Trina is an award-winning environmental journalist and author living off-grid in a Mongolian yurt outside Whitehorse, Yukon, with her partner (a filmmaker) and their three dogs. Before journalism became her full-time gig, she spent seven fire seasons working
He Spent 21 Days at Sea, Worked in the Amazon for 30p an Hour, and Slept in the Same Room as the Taliban… | Part 2 (opens the original)
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Matt was riding a horse over a mountain pass above 3,000 meters when the weather turned and he ended up stuck in a snowstorm. What do you do when there's nowhere to turn back to? This is Part 2 of Matt Whitley's episode. If you haven't listened to Part 1 yet, go back and start there first, you'll want the full picture before this one! We pick up in Kyrgyzstan, where Matt's sister and dad fly out to join him for a month on the road. Remote valleys, hitchhiking with strangers going 120km an hour d
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