The Evolving Adventurer
The only constant in life is change... how can you keep an adventurous spirit while evolving through the ebbs and flows of life?
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E197: Preparing for a 219 mile adventure with Christian Peranzi & Lauren Beihoffer (opens the original)
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What happens when a 5th-generation Tucson local pitches his ultrarunning coach a self-supported, no-rules, 219-mile FKT across five Arizona mountain ranges and 33,600 feet of elevation. Her answer: "Say less. I'm in." On this episode of The Evolving Adventure , we sit down with Christian ( @cprunsfar ) and his coach Lauren ( @lauren_runswild ) ahead of their self-designed FKT attempt around Tucson — five mountain summits, desert-to-alpine terrain, cactus bushwhacking (maybe with Lauren's machete
E196: Navigating summer injuries with Taryn Shaffer (opens the original)
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Injuries. Injuries. Injuries.No one likes them. They're a forced reset, a time when you may be unable to pursue those hobbies you love... and may find yourself pondering "Who am I?"In today's episode of The Evolving Adventure podcast we catch up with Taryn from episode 173, who had an unfortunate ankle injury that derailed her summer plans. We chat about what it's like to be injured, where to have fun with a knee scooter, maintaining mental sanity when your identity comes into question, and stra
E195: Getting REALLY serious about REALLY dumb things... but with good people... like Randi Strauss (opens the original)
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Thanks for listening friends, and boy... do we have a fun storytime for y'all today. My new friend Randi had been trying to get into Cocodona for years. Then, one January morning, a friend sent her a screenshot of something called Burrito League. Fifteen minutes later she had her shoes on. Several months, a pile of new friendships (like me!) and a ridiculously questionable number of repeated Strava segments later…Randi found herself standing at the start of the Bigfoot 200 wondering what, exactl
E194: Danny Brigman: The Power of Caring... and Just Showing Up (opens the original)
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Thanks for listening today, friends! So... what do Burrito League, ultrarunning, Indigenous land knowledge, app development and wildfire response have in common? Apparently quite a lot! Today we are joined by Danny Brigman from the Spokane Reservation for a conversation about what happens when you stop waiting for somebody else to build the thing you think should exist — and just start doing it yourself. Danny shares how starting a Burrito League chapter on his reservation sparked a broader comm
E193: Jessica McBride: Which Parts Of You Belong To Someone Else? (opens the original)
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Thanks for listening today, friends! Today we've got an inspirational episode with Jessica McBride on Motherhood, Belief & Becoming a Team Canada Ultrarunner. The core question we explore-what happens when you stop letting other people decide who you’re allowed to become? Jessica was once the kid whose gym teacher made fun of the way she ran. Years later, after three kids, a huge identity shift, and one very important question later, she started running anyway. That question? Which things I beli
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