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Welcome to Life in Motion - hosted by adventure lover, outdoor enthusiast, travel junkie and founder of Illumine Collect, Jeremy Lux.

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    From 20 Acres to 336: How Ijams Became More Than a Nature Center (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Life in Motion , Jeremy talks with Sarah Brobst of Ijams Nature Center about the growth of a 20-acre family property into more than 330 acres of trails, water access, climbing, education, and outdoor experiences in Knoxville. Sarah also shares the unconventional path that brought her back to Ijams, from working with big cats in Arkansas and wildlife in Texas to botany work in Alaska and outdoor education in California. After years of exploring different corners of the outdoor

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    How Do You Get People to Fall Back in Love With Nature? (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Life in Motion , Jeremy talks with Michelle Ellena of Mindful Action for Regeneration (MAR), about reconnecting people with nature in a way that feels joyful, welcoming, and accessible. Michelle shares how moving to Florida and experiencing a completely different environment helped inspire MAR, along with her belief that people are more likely to protect the places they genuinely care about. They dive into MAR’s work planting trees, restoring waterways, hosting beach cleanups,

  3. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    Will You Still Be Able to Do What You Love at 60? (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Life in Motion , Jeremy talks with strength, energy, and longevity coach Chris Ryan about staying strong, healthy, and active as life gets busier. Chris shares how his background as a college athlete, entrepreneur, fitness model, and trainer shaped the way he approaches health today. They talk about why 20–30 minute workouts can be enough, how consistency beats extreme fitness plans, and why training should support the life you actually want to live. Chris also shares how pare

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    He Rode 3,461 Miles to Visit His 101-Year-Old Dad (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Life in Motion , Jeremy talks with Taylor Nichols, host of Bike Talk Radio, fresh off a 3,461-mile bike ride from California to his childhood home in Michigan. The reason behind the ride made the journey even more meaningful: connecting his daughters, who are beginning their adult lives, with his 101-year-old father—with a handwritten letter carried along the way. Taylor shares stories from 53 days on the road, the strangers who went far out of their way to help him, and what

  5. Episode · Jul 28, 2026

    She Built a Life Most People Wouldn’t Dare to Try (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Life in Motion, Jeremy talks with Tana Grenda, owner of Bristol Bay Fitness, host of Grenda’s Getaways, and author of the Wiley-Boo-Hah outdoor children’s books. Tana shares how getting her pilot’s license at 17 eventually led her to Bush Alaska, where she and her husband built a life around family, adventure, and living off the land. They talk about becoming foster parents to a sibling group of five, launching a fitness business from home, creating outdoor retreats that help

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