Episode 3

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12th Apr 2023

Marketa Daley: Thru-Hiking With Kids – Mindset, Practicalities & Preparation

Marketa Daley (@daleywalk) hiked 1300 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail with her husband David and three children under five. On this episode you’ll hear about Marketa’s mindset on fear in the outdoors, how she began hiking with her kids, and the collaborative efforts that David and her used to make it happen. Listeners will also learn how Marketa finds time for herself on and off trail, as well as the family's upcoming plans.

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Biggest Adventure Yet
Navigating parenthood for adventurous, creative and global humans.
Whatever big things you’ve experienced, created, or accomplished, parenthood can feel like your biggest adventure yet. Join the adventure-loving, new-ish mother, Mari Johnson, and her guests for conversations on how to navigate the journey of parenthood while remaining true to yourself, wherever you are in the world. Learn, grow, and build community with other adventurous, creative, and global humans raising the next generation.

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Mari Johnson

Hi, I’m Mari. A new-ish mother who lives abroad, thrives on travel, creativity, and the outdoors. I grew up in California, in a family that spent weekends hiking, swimming, and enjoying picnics on mountainsides. I currently live in New Zealand with my partner, Nick, and our son, where we enjoy much of the same activities. While I’ve done some adventurous things like solo traveling, hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, and moving to the other side of the world, parenthood still feels like my biggest adventure yet. I hope to create a space where like-minded people can connect, learn, and grow together.