Between podcasts with other successful guests we run our own apparel and creative services businesses. While we've enjoyed taking the advice of others who are in similar fields we wanted to start talking more about our own relationship, work, play, creativity, and everything that happens in between as we attempt to forge our own path.

New Age Nomad Podcast

Trip 35 | Climb High, Dive Deep

After having transitioned from a graphic to a product designer Tony McWilliams found himself running Faction Skis, the fastest-growing winter sports brand in the world, before moving on to his latest venture in Ghosts Apparel.

Trip 34 | Industry Outsiders with Tony McWilliam of Ghosts Apparel

An entrepreneur, impact investor and philanthropist with more than 30 years of experience working with startups, non-profits and serving on corporate boards, Vipe Desai works within businesses to make others successful and help better protect our oceans.

Trip 33 | Make Others Successful with Vipe Desai of HDX Mix & Army of Gamechangers

Having first taken the dive into the health food movement Alden Wicker set out to better understand the intersection of sustainability and fashion via her freelance journalistic efforts.

Trip 32 | Digging Deep with Alden Wicker of Ecocult

Now two years into the the co-founding of The Renewal Workshop Nicole Bassett returns for a second episode to talk further about industry-wide solutions for optimizing the value of resources invested in apparel.

Trip 31 | Circular Change with Nicole Bassett of The Renewal Workshop

Having grown up in Miami Joshua Perez found himself jobless after college in Denver, CO until a happenstance meeting changed his career trajectory.

Trip 30 | The Power of People with Joshua Perez of The Keys Podcast

After co-founding a creative studio Scott McDonald dove into his first foray with "the world's first cinematic smartcase."

Trip 29 | Collaborative Creation with Scott McDonald of Cinebody & Lumenati

Having worked as a horseback tour guide, ski instructor, route setter, and sales director Tom Adams has spent the better part of his life climbing and skiing in Utah's Wasatch Range.

Trip 28 | Responsible Recreating with Tom Adams of Utah's GOED

Beginning with his study of ecology and evolutionary biology Stephan Ango shifted his focus onto his love for product design.

Trip 27 | Designing with Purpose with Stephan Ango of Lumi

A native Vermonter and new snowboarder, Jenn Swain leads a team in development and implementation of sustainability strategies at Burton. She is passionate about protecting the people and playground that sustain snowboarding and the mountain lifestyle.

Trip 26 | People, Playground, Product with Jenn Swain of Burton Snowboards

Field Martin is a wildland firefighter based in Island Park, Idaho. Field spends his summers chasing fires across the American West where he is tasked with tipping trees, digging handline, and cold trailing for countless miles to ensure the containment of the blazes that have engulfed many a forest. As in life, all good things must come to end and with the cold weather Field hits the road (in proper dirtbag fashion) in search of pow and swell until the return of the next fire season.Field Martin is a wildland firefighter based in Island Park, Idaho. Field spends his summers chasing fires across the American West where he is tasked with tipping trees, digging handline, and cold trailing for countless miles to ensure the containment of the blazes that have engulfed many a forest. As in life, all good things must come to end and with the cold weather Field hits the road (in proper dirtbag fashion) in search of pow and swell until the return of the next fire season. Topics of this chat include: • Fire regions and crews • Relevant schooling and experience • Typical causes of wildland fires • Crew physical training standards • Length of firefighting seasons • Wilderness therapy as a transition • Tying in, drip torching, and burning off • Creating handlines • Safety zones • Fire behavior • Death watch • LCES acronym • Crew positions and duties • Trust • Mental struggle • Forest Service history and misconceptions   [https://www.fs.fed.us](https://www.fs.fed.us) [http://www.NewAgeNomadPodcast.com](http://www.NewAgeNomadPodcast.com)   Don't forget to subscribe to our channel as well as on Itunes: [https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-age-nomad-podcast/id1125732194](https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-age-nomad-podcast/id1125732194) _____ Powered by [http://www.GrandeurHats.com](http://www.GrandeurHats.com)  

Trip 25 | Hot off the Handcrew with Field Martin of the U.S. Forest Service

The hardest-working creative you’ll ever meet, Paul Jarvis is a designer, author, teacher, software creator and podcaster. He’s written four books (translated into Korean, Russian, Arabic and several other languages he unfortunately doesn’t speak), and builds beautiful-yet-practical digital courses to show people how to kick ass at the intersection of creativity and commerce. Paul also co-founded ofCourseBooks and hosts two podcasts about business, freelancing, creativity – and nerdy stuff like time travel and vampires.The hardest-working creative you’ll ever meet, Paul Jarvis is a designer, author, teacher, software creator and podcaster. He’s written four books (translated into Korean, Russian, Arabic and several other languages he unfortunately doesn’t speak), and builds beautiful-yet-practical digital courses to show people how to kick ass at the intersection of creativity and commerce. Paul also co-founded ofCourseBooks and hosts two podcasts about business, freelancing, creativity – and nerdy stuff like time travel and vampires. Topics of this chat include: • Continuation of previous episode • Seeing growth differently • Coming to your own conclusions • Company of One ethos • Business and societal difficulties • Debugging infallible leadership • Trust and customer acquisition • Short term vs. long term thinking • Small, constant, iterative steps • Unique versions of success • Leaning on others expertise • Questioning growth • Navigating your own path • Examining motivations • Business built around life goals   https://ofone.co/http://www.NewAgeNomadPodcast.com Previous Episode (Trip #19) with Paul:https://youtu.be/yzUPJ9fTNzkhttp://newagenomadpodcast.com/2017/04/09/trip-19-long-term-game/ Don't forget to subscribe to our channel as well as on Itunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-age-nomad-podcast/id1125732194 ______ Powered by http://www.GrandeurHats.com

Trip 24 | Company of One with Paul Jarvis of PJRV

Powered by http://www.GrandeurHats.com Ray Zahab speaking is a Canadian long-distance runner and public speaker. Adventuring across several countries including the South Pole, Siberia, and the Atacama Desert in Chile. He starred in the 2007 documentary film "Running the Sahara" narrated and produced by Matt Damon and directed by Oscar-winner James Moll, which follows three men as they run across the Sahara Desert, a journey of 111 days and more than 4,300 miles of challenging terrain. Ray currently works for a non-profit who's mission is to blend traditional curriculum and adventure through the use interactive Internet and satellite technology with the goal of providing an education resource to tens of thousands of students from countries all over the World. Topics of this chat include: • Hitting a low • Finding inspiration • Compounding changes • Finding happiness • Overanalyzing • Planning • Failure and reinvention • Content creation • Education through experience • Not limiting yourself http://www.RayZahab.com http://www.NewAgeNomadPodcast.com Don't forget to subscribe to our channel as well as on Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/new-age-nomad-podcast/id1125732194

Trip 23 | Impossible to Possible with Ray Zahab of i2P

Scott Proctor is visual designer based out of Portland, Oregon. While at the University of Oregon, he worked as creative director for OR magazine where he polished his skills in digital design, art direction, storytelling and leadership. Scott's work at OR went on to win a Gold Crown award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and has been recognized by Apple, Adobe, Nike & Wired Magazine for its' innovations. Since then Scott has had professional experience with Mondo Robot, FCB Chicago, and most recently with The Locals Project. In his brief career, he has worked on a variety of major brands ranging from Backcountry.com, Yeti, SeaLegacy, Comcast, KFC, Whistler Blackcomb, Jack Daniels, Kmart, Boeing, Nestle, and Avery Brewing Company. When he's not working on a project chances are that he's out skiing, biking, surfing, or chasing waterfalls. Topics of this chat include: • Merging passions • Stepping stones • Design thinking and process • Sticking to standards • Asking good questions • Maintaining balance • Prioritizing and saying "no" • The power of mentors • Technology as a tool • READING • Snowball effect and small steps • Putting in the time • Being inclusive

Trip 22 | Trust The Process with Scott Proctor of the Locals Project

Building his life around hard charging adventures Troy was the first team rider/employee of Volcom at age 18. Going on to spend 20 years as the marketing director he began to search for ways to heal the body he had put through so many injuries. After turning toward yoga he started looking for a good pair of shorts but found nothing in terms of fit, style, and company ethics he could get behind. Co-founding Kozm became his way of creating a brand with a completely different set of standards. By committing to environmental, and social, responsibility Kozm works to source products with a smaller footprint all while giving 5% of each sale to support projects they believe will make a difference in the long run. Topics of this chat include: • Finding marketing • Changes in digital landscape • Living your business • Meaningful decisions • Long term thinking • Slow fashion movement • Creating key partnerships • Direct to consumer • Triple the time and cost • Putting yourself out there • Lifestyle balance • Following your gut • In the face of fear

Trip 21 | Doing It Differently with Troy Eckert of Kozm

Business, creativity, and the great outdoors...plus a crazy mix of the three.