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Welcome to the Overland Journal podcast with Scott Brady. Today's guest is Johan de Villiers, an experienced traveler and CEO who has adventured across over 50 countries, climbed four of the seven summits, and explored most of Southern Africa by overland vehicle. Johan shares invaluable insights linking his overlanding experiences to business perspectives. In this episode, we discuss his recently published book, 'Overlanding Through the Boardroom,' available on Amazon, which details his adventures and lessons from over 30 years in the IT world. Additional topics include investing, team-building while traveling, his Land Rover Defender, and more. Enjoy this conversation with Johan de Villiers, as it promises to be the first of many.
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Explorers Club fellow and former President of the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association Billy Creech is a conservationist, adventurer, expedition leader, author, poet, and father. In this episode from the field, Billy and host Ashley Giordano discuss the Old Traction Road Expedition and how overlanders can use their wide range of skills to get involved with conservation efforts.
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In this episode of the Overland Journal Podcast, we dive into the adventurous life of Chase Eckert. From growing up in a traveling carnival in Alaska to embarking on a solo journey to Ushuaia on his KTM, Chase shares his extraordinary experiences. We discuss the tools and apps he uses, such as the Onyx Off-Road app, and explore his fascinating stories from his recent trip in Joshua Tree. Chase also reflects on the challenges of solo motorcycle adventures, including his arduous trip to the Yukon River on a motorcycle with studded tires. Join us as we uncover the highs and lows of long-term travel and the value of human connections along the way.
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Building Community Through Adventure: A Conversation with Josiah Roe
Join host Scott Brady on the Overland Journal Podcast as he sits down with Josiah Roe, the visionary behind the Journal of Lost Time and the Moonlander event series. Discover how Josiah has crafted a lifestyle that allows him to travel and work from the road, and learn about his efforts to foster community through unique, immersive adventure experiences. From discussions about event planning and community building to anecdotes from Josiah's travels in Baja, Oregon, and beyond, this episode is packed with insights for those passionate about the overlanding lifestyle. Tune in to hear about the joys of slow travel, the importance of 3rd spaces, and why engaging deeply with local communities enriches the travel experience. Plus, get inspired by Josiah's balance of business acumen and genuine love for exploration.
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Travel Tips & Adventures in Kenya
Join Scott Brady and his good friend JJ, who works for the State Department, on the Overland Journal Podcast as they delve into the principles of overlanding security. From discussing their travel in Kenya, including adventures in Amboseli and Lake Turkana, to sharing practical safety tips for international travel, they cover a range of topics. Learn about overlanding safety measures, the importance of preparation, understanding local transportation regulations, and how to handle unexpected situations. Whether it's dealing with traffic accidents, navigating foreign roads, or preparing for medical emergencies, this episode is packed with crucial insights to keep overlanders safe.
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Adventures and Self-Discovery with Chris Brinlee
In this episode of the Overland Journal Podcast, host Scott Brady chats with Chris Brinlee about their serendipitous meeting during a rock climbing adventure in Arizona. Chris shares his impressive travel experiences, from sailing to Antarctica with Mike Horn to nearly dying in an avalanche. They discuss Chris' personal tragedies, including his father's suicide, and his journey of self-discovery. Chris talks about his adventurous trip in Vietnam, his rigorous fitness routine, and the significance of mental health. The episode ends with insights on resilience, the importance of community, and a sneak peek into Chris's upcoming novel.
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Exploring the Overland Market and Innovations with Brian McVickers.
Join us as we sit down with Brian McVickers where we dive into his recent accomplishment of navigating the Northwest Passage, the state of the overlanding industry, and exciting new products on the market. We touch on Scott's new book, the latest vehicle releases like the Land Cruiser 250 and Tacoma, innovations in camper technology, and unique overlanding products. Plus, we discuss upcoming events and what the future holds for the community. Don't miss this insightful look into overlanding trends and adventures!
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Join host Scott Brady on the Overland Journal Podcast as he interviews Grace Schuessler, known as the 'Graceful Renegade' on Instagram. Grace shares her inspiring journey as a solo motorcycle rider, filmmaker, and traveler. They discuss her multiple adventures, including solo motorcycle trips, transitioning life chapters, her Emmy-winning filmmaking journey, and a heartfelt project with veterans to Tuktoyaktuk. Grace also delves into her upbringing, the influence of early travel, learning to ride, and producing captivating travel content.
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Join Scott Brady as he welcomes seasoned travelers Graeme and Luisa to this Principles of Overlanding episode. With 15 years of experience, they share the principles, challenges, and rewards of full-time overlanding, from traversing Africa's rugged tracks to enduring Arctic extremes. Gain insights into family overlanding logistics, vehicle choices, budget management, and personal growth. This episode also delves into meaningful travel with a purpose, philanthropic work, and managing travel finances. Discover practical advice on creating content, maintaining wellness, and planning for retirement on the road. Aspiring travelers and overlanding enthusiasts will find this episode packed with invaluable tips and inspiring stories.
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In this episode of the Overland Journal Podcast, host Scott Brady sits down with world-traveler Patrick Cruywagen. Known for his extensive expeditions throughout Africa and beyond, Patrick shares invaluable travel lessons, captivating stories, and the impact of mentorship on his journey. From military anecdotes to life as a photojournalist for SA 4x4 Magazine, Patrick provides insights into his favorite vehicles, navigating border crossings, and the art of Africa travel. Tune in to hear about his remarkable journeys, his passion for wildlife, and advice for aspiring overlanders.
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Join us on this episode of the Overland Journal podcast as we sit down with Robert van den Hoven, an experienced overlander whose extensive travels span across continents like Africa, Australia, and the Americas. Robert shares his profound experiences from camping trips in Europe during his childhood to maritime adventures, and overland expeditions in his Fuso 4x4 and Mercedes truck. We dive into topics such as navigating rural villages, dealing with power lines, the influence of Dutch culture on travel, and valuable lessons from decades of global exploration. Whether you're a seasoned overlander or new to the adventure, Robert's stories and insights provide inspiration and practical advice for your own journeys.
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Join the Overland Journal Podcast as co-host Matt Scott interviews Scott Brady about his journey across Africa. Discover the valuable lessons learned, the performance of the Grenadier, and the critical role of teamwork during a challenging expedition.
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Join Scott Brady and Steve Edwards on the Overland Journal podcast as they explore the highlights of the Overland Expo Mountain West. From new vehicles and equipment to innovative camping solutions and industry trends, they discuss their favorite finds, share insights on market changes, and reflect on the current state of overlanding. The episode also touches on the significance of supporting small businesses and the evolving role of OEMs in the overland community.
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In this episode of the Overland Journal Podcast, host Scott Brady speaks with David Sullivan, a seasoned veteran of the automotive industry. David shares his journey from serving as a Marine officer to becoming a marketing director at Subaru and now at INEOS for the new Grenadier. The conversation delves into his military background, his significant contributions at Ford, including innovative engineering on the F-150, and his pivotal role in the launch of Subaru’s wilderness models. David also discusses his current endeavors at INEOS, highlighting the exciting potential of the Grenadier and Grenadier Quartermaster vehicles. Through engaging stories and insights, this episode provides a unique look into the life and career of an automotive executive committed to pushing the boundaries of adventure and innovation.
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