Ordinary Sherpa inspires families to turn their adventure dreams to experiences. The podcast episodes help families define adventure, be inspired from other families on this journey, and be supported by a tribe of Sherpas helping you to reach your summit. Join us in creating connection through simple and authentic adventure experiences.
Starting at age 7, Katy has spent over 10 years on a bike and shares her experience in the sport, ways to get started and insights from a Mountain bike racing family.
Learn how Rachel Richards tackles income, housing, and adventures while living a location independent lifestyle.
With the holidays upon us and the media fraught with stories of supply chain issues and retailers bursting with consumerism, I thought I’d bring this
Learn more about the behind the scenes of the first year of Ordinary Sherpa. Introducing the segment to Ask a Sherpa your questions. A sherpa is a guide who is a few steps ahead of you.
How one family defined success by spending 7 months in the woods. Harvey Sutton is the youngest person to complete the nearly 2200 miles Appalachian Trail going north. During their adventure, the Sutton family gained a large appreciation for the wild, but most of all an appreciation for time itself.
One family’s journey from tent camping to a one way ticket. Join us as we walk through tips and considerations for where to start and insight into part-time RV life.
Why adventure? Mason shares countless ways adventure has opened doors to new unplanned opportunities.
This episode is a blend between making big, hairy decisions and getting on the same page with your partner toward an adventurous lifestyle
Feel like we got dropped off in the deep end of the pool? Join us as we learning how to swim our way through life with MP.
How can we give and receive kindness? Simple ideas to include into your everyday adventure life.
Things to consider when embarking on big adventures in life.
Tips for getting started and prioritizing adventure in family life. There is no handbook to life, but sometimes it would be nice. Kids add a layer of complexity requiring an extra level of planning and support to make adventures happen.
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