60! Episode 60 is a celebratory episode of past and present, for your auditory pleasure... and boy o boy have we shared some incredible conversations up until this point. This episode we get a chance to look back and reflect. We discuss who we've spoken to, interviews we loved (and those Brandon hated), and the journey of podcasting to get this far. 

Livin out your best life seems easy in theory, but in practice, it's MUCH much harder to do.

Originally from El Paso Texas, Alex Chacón is an adventurer, videographer, photographer, inspirational speaker, blogger and vlogger. Over the last 7 years he has traveled to 50 Countries and 80 Border Crossings on five continents by backpacking, flying, hitchhiking and riding his motorbike. He is the #1 Ranked Adventure Travel Rider on social media.

Western Culture does its best at turning a blind eye to death. It's not a topic very often approached on a regular basis. While it's death is not a topic often broached, its there nonetheless. All of us will experience it, either ourselves or among others, we care about. Instead of thinking about death negatively, the question arises, how can we use it as motivation?

On this weeks episode, we have Anais Freitas a graphic designer living in Lima, Peru. She has launched Myopia Media a digital publication company that bridges ideas, people and disciplines. Through a variety of media, they connect, generate debate and initiate critical thinking. Topics from public issues related to culture, current affairs, travel, design, and everything in between. Anais is also a designer and as put together a very elaborate bath robe aka THE BATA that has caught many peoples eyes. Its gotta be the mint green.

Lima Lima, the city of dreams; on this weeks episode, we have Ernesto Carpio Tirado aka Plomo. Former soccer star turned magician who has found a way to merge his two passions. Through his futbol past, he connected with esteemed individuals in the space to the point in which he now travels with the national team. He covers the squad as a show host for Movistar Deportes and unofficial team magician. 

HE’S BACK for round 2 and this time we caught Diego in his hometown of Lima, Peru. What was meant to just be bus stop rolled over into a podcast and we picked off right where we left off last time. 

Carnival was absolutely absurd and we still made it out with all of our limbs attached. As we prepared to cross the Peruvian border on Valentine's Day we broke out the mic's and started recording a podcast.

Although music is known for breaking barriers and merging communities the cost to learn and own musical equipment still prohibits many from recognizing their full musical potential. Quito is one prime example of this with the Statue of The Virgin Mary historically dividing north and south, rich and poor.