Episodes

Follow Tim Oey’s epic 5,000-mile journey across the US to fight ocean plastics, powered by the incredible hospitality of strangers-turned-friends along the way.

Janet Anspach-Rickey shares how she used an e-bike, a plant-based lifestyle, and pure resilience to log over 40,000 miles and pedal across the U.S. and its perimeter twice, proving that adventure has no age limit.

Markus Stitz’s epic 34,000-kilometer journey around the world on a single-speed bike reveals how letting go of the plans and leaning into curiosity can transform your perspective and connect you with humanity.

After a career setback, Marta Ballus traded comfort for a bicycle to tackle a solo journey through extreme elements, discovering that rewriting your own script is the ultimate path to self-confidence.

James Thomas, a UK cyclist, ditches his comfortable life to pedal from London to India, finding high-mountain adventure, spiritual growth, and a permanent new home along the way.

Jordi Möllering, an actor-turned-courier, ditches the GPS to navigate from the Netherlands to Kazakhstan using only a chain of handwritten letters and the kindness of strangers.

A global journey of over 55,000 kilometers reveals how trading the comforts of home for "bicycle speed" can lead to incredible resilience, unexpected healing, and a profound connection with the world.

James and Jane Hall share twenty years of wisdom from the road, proving that trading a career for global bike touring is the ultimate way to shift your perspective and truly "just flipping do it."

Discover how a canceled trip and a hesitant first ride in Texas sparked a record-breaking solo adventure across seven countries, proving that anyone can pedal from zero to a global odyssey.

In part two of our International Women’s Month special episodes, three powerful women share how ditching the group for a solo bike adventure turns rainy miles and steep climbs into a masterclass in confidence, freedom, and self-discovery.

In this first of two special International Women’s Month episodes, three solo cyclists share honest stories and practical tips on overcoming fear, handling repairs, and discovering the unexpected kindness of the world one mile at a time.

Mark Graham & Ellie O’Byrne pause their midlife routine for an epic two-year bicycle journey around the world, sharing candid stories of creative funding, mountain climbs, and the incredible kindness of strangers they've met along the way.

After ditching the post-grad grind for a four-year, 35,000km global trek, Coline Berret shares how 29 countries, a Muppet sidekick, and the kindness of strangers completely transformed her outlook on life.

Claire and Bob Rogers, lifelong adventurers and Warmshowers hosts, share how three decades of tandem cycling, cross-continental expeditions, and a spirit of generosity have fueled their passion for travel, cultural connection, and building a global bike touring community.

Josh and Sarah, a couple on an open-ended cycle tour, share how years of setbacks, cultural immersion, and the generosity of the Warmshowers community have reshaped their journey into a life of adventure, slow travel, and connection.

Jessica Sarah Lawrence shares how she combined milestone birthday celebrations, fundraising for youth soccer, and her love of bike touring on a cross-country adventure called Pedal to the Pitch.

Naomi Rouse reflects on six transformative years in Tanzania and how her family’s love of community, adventure, and cycling is leading them on an epic bike journey from Berlin to their home in Bristol.

Ines Hartmuth, a classically trained trumpet player, embarks on a 10-week solo bike tour through southern France, blending spontaneous travel with music to seek creative freedom and personal connection.

Eliza Sampey, an adventurer, bikepacker, and physical therapist, has combined nomadic travel, humanitarian aid, and the joy of exploring wild places by bike.

Sue George, lifelong cyclist and vice president of Bikeflights, explains how her passion for cycling and expertise in bike shipping make touring easier and more accessible for riders everywhere.

Ted Eliason spent nearly four years cycling solo across 56 countries and five continents, embracing challenges, cultural immersion, and personal transformation while navigating the world by bicycle.

Tyler Epstein embraced his lifelong dream of cycling across the country, discovering both the challenges and deep human connections of long-distance bike touring while riding self-supported from Missouri to the Oregon coast.

Simon Brain shares how he and his fiancée went from novice riders to completing a three-year, 35-country round-the-world bike tour, embracing wild camping, unexpected dangers, Warmshowers hospitality, and a life-changing commitment to adventure.

Matthias Schwartz, an Italian cyclist, pedaled 20,000 kilometers from Italy to Iran and back for his best friend’s wedding, discovering remarkable hospitality and cultural connections throughout the Middle East.