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WHYLD - Podcast for Bold Authentic People (And Those Who Wish They Were)

WHYLD - Podcast for Bold Authentic People (And Those Who Wish They Were)

Di: Tina Hewelt
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Inspire people. Support each others' growth. Create a meaningful life. Does this mission reflect your values? Welcome to the community! What is WHYLD about? Bringing together friends and strangers for conversations on topics that expand their horizons. Fostering the exchange of thoughts between people of diverse walks of life. Giving extraordinary people „from next door“ a voice to share their stories. Celebrating people’s authentic life choices. Why? So that YOU feel inspired to step into YOUR most authentic, vulnerable, wild self. How can you be part of WHYLD? We produce every episode with love and care. They are a gift to you which can be multiplied indefinitely. Take away from the content what you deem valuable. You may want to try on new thoughts, challenge long-held beliefs, disagree with some aspects of it, or find yourself affirmed by others sharing your experiences, your thoughts, your dreams. Please be invited to share your own view through means of our social media appearances, invite your friends to the discussion, or share the podcast with them. Let us know if you personally know someone whose voice should be heard or if we should cover a certain topic in one of our next episodes. Follow us on Instagram (/whyld.podcast). Find us on Facebook (/whyld.one). Or visit us on www.whyld.one.Tina Hewelt Successo personale Sviluppo personale
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  • Goodbye WHYLDers! Enjoy Our Best-of After 50 Epi(c)sodes.

    Goodbye WHYLDers! Enjoy Our Best-of After 50 Epi(c)sodes.
    Nov 15 2024

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    "Go explore, meet strangers, listen, and ask questions. Tell them what the world looks like through your eyes. And, most importantly, make them feel safe and appreciated when sharing their own perspective. "


    Episode Teaser:

    • Why it is time to say goodbye
    • Key messages curated from 9 former guest episodes
    • Big THANK you to all listeners & supporters


    After an incredible journey spanning 50 episodes and almost 5 years, we are signing off WHYLD Podcast. Time to celebrate and share the top takeaways with you!

    Join host Tina one more time to revisit the podcast’s beginnings, born from a desire to connect authentically amid the isolation of the COVID-19 pandemic. Looking back on the countless hours of work and many moments of self-doubt… was it all worth it?

    Oh, hell yeah! The unique, intimate conversations with WHYLD's guests inspired our listeners and host alike. From navigating people-pleasing tendencies to making bold life decisions and discovering the healing power of authenticity, WHYLD has featured guests from all walks of life – athletes, artists, explorers, and everyday-life champions.

    Let nine of them re-share their messages and invite you to a life of authenticity, compassion, and kindness.

    As the WHYLD journey concludes, we THANK YOU, dear listeners and everyone who has supported the podcast along the way. You mean the world to us.

    Keep living WHYLDly!


    Past episodes quoted in this one:

    • WHYLD11: “Challenge Is a Given, Attitude a Choice” - with Kara Scott
    • WHYLD21: “Exploring the World Awake” - with Erik Lorenz
    • WHYLD23: “How to Reclaim Life Through Authentic Choices” - with Sam Sheppard
    • WHYLD25: “Coming Home. A Gay Woman’s Guide to Overcoming Rejection” – with Meagan O'Nan
    • WHYLD27: “A Family Sailing the Oceans for a Living” - with Brian Trautman
    • WHYLD29: “Skin Tales. Body Painting As Healing Art” – with Kristen Zamora
    • WHYLD39: “Just a Phase? Busting Bisexuality Stereotypes” - with Mark Cusack
    • WHYLD41: “Is It Selfish Not to Have Children” – with Veronica (The Childfree Connection)
    • WHYLD43: “Words Divide, Words Unite? The Magical World of Lobsterbird” – with Lobsterbird


    Do you enjoy WHYLD? Then get in touch!

    • Quick one-stop-shop: www.linktr.ee/whyld.podcast
    • Follow us on Instagram: @whyld.thepodcast
    • Find us on Facebook: @whyld.one
    • Or visit our website: www.whyld.one
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    25 min
  • WHYLD50 - Around the World Without Any Motors: Part 2 - Markus Pukonen

    WHYLD50 - Around the World Without Any Motors: Part 2 - Markus Pukonen
    Oct 15 2024
    Send us a textCould you do it? “My biggest fear of the journey wasn't dying. It was getting forced to use a motor." Episode teaser - what do we talk about? What did Markus experience on his journey home from India? What are the challenges of long-term solo sailing? #What is the reason Markus got – accidentally - moved by a motor for a few seconds? What was it like returning to a motorized world after 8 years? And… what’s next? In more words:Hop on the sailboat with Ma...
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    49 min
  • WHYLD49 - Around the World Without Any Motors: Part 1 - Markus Pukonen

    WHYLD49 - Around the World Without Any Motors: Part 1 - Markus Pukonen
    Sep 15 2024

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    How far could you travel without using any motor?


    “I asked myself, what would I do if I found out that I was gonna die in two weeks? What could I be doing, where I would have no regrets? […] That's where the Routes of Change project came from.”


    Episode teaser - what do we talk about?

    • Ways to prepare… for a no-motors circumnavigation of the globe
    • Ways to propel… yourself when motors aren’t an option
    • Ways to protect… the planet are available to everyone



    In more words:

    In this episode (part 1 of 2), Markus Pukonen shares with us the story of his incredible eight-year, strictly-no-motors circumnavigation of the globe.

    From Canada (2015) to Canada (2023), using muscle and wind power only, how is that even possible? Through his inspiring project, Routes of Change, Markus shows us ways we can explore the world while simultaneously respecting our planet. Ways like canoeing, hand-cycling, pogo-sticking, biking, sailing, walking… in Markus’ case, a total of 73,000 kilometres.

    It wasn’t just distance Markus had to overcome. From flesh-eating bacteria and raging storms while sailing solo to having his bicycle swallowed by Mekong river rapids… the physical and mental challenges during his 2864 days on the “road” will blow your mind.

    Listen to this episode to accompany Markus from Canada to India, where, after 5 years of travelling, his journey came to an abrupt halt.

    To be continued in episode 50.


    Helpful resources / mentioned in the episode:

    • Markus’ route on findpenguins.com
    • Rescue after ocean row boat capsized - here is a news article
    • If you, too, don't know what a pogo stick is – a Wikipedia article
    • Wwoofing (Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms)



    Do you want to connect with Markus?

    • Website - www.routesofchange.org
    • Donate here - www.routesofchange.org/donate
    • Patreon - www.patreon.com/Routesofchange
    • YouTube - @Routesofchange
    • Instagram - @Routesofchange
    • Facebook - @Routesofchange


    Do you enjoy WHYLD? Then get in touch!

    • Quick one-stop-shop: www.linktr.ee/whyld.podcast
    • Follow us on Instagram: @whyld.thepodcast
    • Find us on Facebook: @whyld.one
    • Or visit our website: www.whyld.one
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    54 min
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