In this episode of Camp Nowhere, it’s 2011 and MAK & Owen are setting out for one of their first backpacking trips. Wanting to start off with something easy, they head to Cumberland Island National Seashore for a 20 mile round trip adventure.

Hiking the Michinoku Coastal Trail in Northeastern, Japan didn’t get off to the start we expected… Nor did it end how we expected it would. In this episode of Camp Nowhere we hike the last few days on trail before having to call it quits a day early due to unforeseen circumstances.

In this episode of Camp Nowhere MAK & Owen return to Japan to hike a long distance trail called the Michinoku Coastal Trail. The trail traverses a sparsely populated stretch of rugged coastline where the Great Japanese Tsunami devastated back in 2011.

When was the last time you went outside to play?! In this episode of Camp Nowhere we dive into what play looks like for adults, the benefits and my personal experience integrating play back into my life!

How do you approach finding new friends out in the real world?! I’ve got a lifetime of practice due to moving nearly ever year growing up, so in this episode of Camp Nowhere, I lay out my incredibly nonscientific but effective approach to making friends!

It’s an age old story, it’s not a matter of if things will go wrong, just a matter of when. This is the story of seemingly everything going wrong from early on in our travels. Even though everything went wrong, it also is a story of everything turning out exactly as it was meant to be.

After two and a half years of planning and preparation for transitioning to full time life on the road, we knew that our first few weeks would be memorable, but nothing prepared us for how those first few weeks turned out.

What happens when you decide to step away from other people’s expectations of you? Well, you learn that you actually need to get around your own expectations for yourself. Today, we talk to Shruthi who’s a full time traveler, hiker and runner.

In today’s episode of Camp Nowhere, we sit down to record a live conversation from the Dometic booth at the SoCal Overland Expo show. After our chat we dive straight into a live demo where Linhbergh takes us through how to make Vietnamese Coffee Coconut Creme Tiramisu.

In this episode of Camp Nowhere MAK tracks down the origins of a recipe that has long been in her family. The recipe for Kalua Pork is steeped in lore and has feed more people than just about any recipe in MAK’s family cookbook.

MAK has a candid conversation with long time friend and fellow traveler, Aimee Bartee about their shared experience of traveling around Alaska for a summer while in the depths of grief.

We dive into a chat with Chase Bartee a filmmaker, scientific illustrator and multifaceted storyteller to discuss the value of observing the natural world.

In this episode, we wrap up our unforgettable journey through Japan, from watching the sunrise over Mount Fuji to exploring Tokyo’s artsy side.

In this second part of the Japan Audio Diary, we're diving deeper into the heart of Japan’s incredible landscapes and fascinating culture.

This is part 1 of 3 episodes that will cover my last two weeks in Japan. This episode covers Hiroshima and Miajima.

It took me many years to realize that I had an unhealthy relationship with goal setting and new years resolutions. So in this episode I share my history with strict goal setting, how things have evolved over time and what I now do in place of classic “New Years Resolutions.”

Japan has spoken to my soul in a way that no other place has. I discuss the impact of a culture with a visible history, Japan’s dedication to craft and quality in everything they do, as well as the beauty of not being able to communicate.

In this episode, we are diving into some big topics about how to navigate change and personal evolution. Toréa specializes in helping people reach their full potential and is an expert in all things transition.

In this episode of Camp Nowhere, we sit down with Allie Rockwell, the founder and creator of “Booked It On Points” newsletter for all things tips, tricks and deals for scoring affordable international travel.

Alaska has inadvertently become a place that holds a lot of meaning for me and my family. We all found our way there at different times and for completely different reasons.