Wheel Travel Far Wheel Travel Far
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A podcast dedicated to exploring the world by wheels. Some call it #vanlife while others prefer overlanding. Outsiders see it as a bohemian social media movement and the critics dismiss it as crazy. These are the unfiltered stories and experiences from people's adventures on the road.
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Ep. 10 It's Not a Trip, it's a Lifestyle | @overlandtheworld
Most people drive the PanAmerican Highway in one long trip of a lifetime, but Monica and Jeff are not most people. They traversed 80,000 miles over three years, stopping in-between to check in at home, work, and rebuild their cars. Overlanding is their lifestyle and they aren't stopping until they've seen the world.
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Ep 9: Unlikely Adventure Mobiles | @pub2pub_ben
Who traverses Africa in a Porsche? Who crosses Asia in a corvette? Who decides they must drive from the northern most pub in the world to the southern most pub in the world in a green TVR? Ben Coombs, that’s who. Download today’s episode to hear directly from the guy who completed the longest journey ever made by a sports car.
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Ep 8: Making it "Work" | @vanabundos
Gabs & Sandro diligently saved for a year long trip from the United States to Patagonia in their VW Synchro. 6 months into their trip they realized they still hadn’t even left Mexico and had zero desire to return home to Switzerland. With a dwindling bank account, they decided to leverage their backgrounds and become digital nomads, launching a communication agency from the road. We dive into their tactics, their budget, and also, their life as vegans!
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Ep. 7: A Moto Mom Knows Best | @adventurewithautism
Melanie Cowpland has traveled the world her entire life and wanted to give her daughter, Sofie, a similar childhood. She thought the dream was lost when Sofie suddenly became very afraid of the world around her and only agreed to leave the house for a weekly pilgrimage to McDonalds. At age 4, she was diagnosed with Autism and the answer became obvious to Mel. Buy a motorbike, attach a sidecar to it, and spend a year traversing Europe & Africa teaching her daughter real-world life skills. Does Mel prove the old saying right, a mom knows best? Listen to find out.
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Ep 6: The Ambulance | @vanlife_ian_dow_travels
The sight of an ambulance often induces a sense of anxiety or fear in most people, but Ian is not like most people. He took a $500 ambulance on ebay and turned it into a stunning modern apartment on wheels with details like subway tile back splashes, tiek floors, and a rooftop deck. We dive into his experience designing and building a luxury rig, but also his experience as a single guy on the road. How do you get a girl to come back to an…ambulance?
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Ep 5: PanAm Pictures: The Good & The Sad | @overlandtheamericas
Do you ever wonder what goes into creating a picture perfect Instagram account? Taisa & Ernesto share their tactics and secrets behind their visually stunning account, @overlandtheamericas. We also expose what doesn’t make it into the frame and dig into the harsh, less gorgeous realities of non-tourtist destinations.
Customer Reviews
Informative, interesting and keeps you interested
What a wonderful Podcast. I’ve traveled a lot but not in this fashion and I really enjoy hearing about what goes into setting off on a trip! Someday I will do this across Africa so am enjoying all the tips! Great Podcast, excited for all the content ahead!
Dive into road life!
Megan and Nick dive right in to discover what each varied guest experiences on the road. We had the pleasure of chatting with them about our 3.5 year journey and felt like we learned new things about ourselves. If you want to taste the sweet essense of traveling, tune into this insightful and fun podcast!
Love how relatable this podcast is even without being on wheels
What I love about this podcast is that Megan and Nick ask questions that go deeper into some of the more vulnerable stories and underlying motivations each traveler had to break away from our always-on world, and the clarity that can come from hitting pause. Each episode feels relatable and almost eye awakening...even for a non-overlander.