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Producers of the World's longest running audio podcast series dedicated to informing, inspiring and entertaining lovers of the natural great outdoors.

13/09/2025

What a lovely email to get on a Friday afternoon from the Independent Podcast Awards confirming me as a Finalist in this years awards within the Travel and Adventure category. (Link in the bio)

I’m sorry I’ve been a bit tardy in recent months and even though I do have numerous Podcasts waiting to be finished on the hard drive that frustrating thing ‘life’ has been getting in the way with one project or another preventing me from getting the job done. John Lennon was bang on the money! (People over 50 should get that one!)

The podcast that got me noticed was my edit of and her epic solo row. What a fascinating lady and I see she is now inspiring other adventures around the world with a variety of lectures and talks. I do hope to meet her face to face one day.

Regular listeners will know this is my 20th year of producing podcasts, a longer career than many BBC stars of our times, and I’ve loved talking with others who share an equal passion for the outdoors.

I’m just a few short of 600 in the library and I’ve touched on various aspects over the years. Along the way I’ve tried to keep listeners entertained with different angles, associated topics, Live Streams and Videos. I’m a sucker for tech and studio toys but even so, when I’m out recording my hikes (such as the forthcoming Coast to Coast) I keep it really simple with a small stereo recorder in my jacket pocket and the simple desire to talk to others I meet on the road.

There is a link in my bio to all the other Finalists in this years awards, so if you’re a Podcast lover and want to see what’s hot in all the other categories, do give your lug-holes a treat.

I wonder if I can polish Hiking Boots? :)

19/06/2025

Part two with .dk is now live. Direct link in the Bio……

Crossing into Africa, the terrain transforms: endless dunes, jagged mountains, then the humid greens of the Congo Basin. Along the way, strangers become friends. In one dusty Saharan village, a family shared palm wine beneath a baobab; in the rainforest, laughter echoed over rain-slicked paths. These aren’t just pit stops—they’re the heart of our story.
Lessons from the Road
Perspective Shifts: Daily dilemmas—finding water, fixing flats—turn each choice into a lesson. 
Human Connection: Hospitality appears in every village; shared meals remind us of our shared humanity. 
Joy in Simplicity: When your home is two wheels, every sunrise feels like a celebration. 
Join the Ride
In just two episodes, we condense an odyssey of half a millennium of days. If you crave stories of raw adventure, laid-back wisdom, and the thrill of truly seeing the world, “Cape to Cape” is your next podcast obsession. Hit play, and let Ken & Marie show you how far a dream (and a bicycle) can take you.

12/06/2025

🌍✨ TWO WHEELS. ONE WORLD.

Welcome to “Cape to Cape,” a two-part podcast that follows Kenneth Jørgensen and Marie Stoubæk .dk on a once-in-a-lifetime bikepacking adventure. Over 518 days and 30 641 km, they pedaled from the icy North Cape in Norway to the sun-baked tip of South Africa—crossing Europe’s heartlands, Morocco’s Atlas ranges, the endless Sahara, and the lush Congo Basin rainforest.
In Part One, we’ll meet Ken & Marie, uncover why they chose frugality over possessions, and ride along through Europe into Morocco. In Part Two, we brave the Sahara’s sandstorms, sip palm wine under African skies, and share stories of kindness that transformed their journey.
Get ready for a story of endurance, wonder, and the simple power of two wheels. Kenneth & Marie.
🎧 Tap our bio to listen to the podcast and ride along!

06/06/2025

Reflecting on the last couple of weeks traversing the Wainwright Coast to Coast camping as much as possible en route. Some very tough climbs, fantastic scenery, best wild camp at Grisdale Tarn, truly wonderful host at Danby Whisk, meeting others we finished with. New friends forever. Podcast series to follow once I edit the 90 audio clips sharing the highs and lows. In the meantime stay tuned to my current series.

05/06/2025

Just back from walking through the breathtaking Lake District with Rose — and what better way to keep that mountain spirit alive than chatting with author and mountain leader ?
In this episode of The Outdoors Station, we dive into his brand-new guidebook on Scafell Pike, featuring 15 inspiring routes to the top of England’s highest peak. 🚶‍♂️📚
🏔️ Route inspiration 🧭 Mountain safety 🗺️ Paper maps vs phone apps 🚑 A few words on why preparation really matters

Catch the full conversation now — link in bio or wherever you get your podcasts!
 

02/06/2025

Part Two of my conversation with Ryan Archer and the Hexatrek now available.

15/05/2025

New Podcast: When I think back to Ryan Archer’s Hexatrek adventure, I’m struck by how he stumbled upon this remarkable 3,034-kilometre trail in France. While hiking the Israel Trail, a YouTube comment about his dream of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail led him to the Hexatrek. In just three and a half weeks, Ryan prepared for this adventure, starting his journey from Wiltshire, UK, to the stunning vineyards at the trailhead near Wittenberg. His spontaneous decision and swift preparation highlight the magic of seizing unexpected opportunities. This is part one.
Check out the profile for a direct link.

03/05/2025

🚶‍♀️NEW EPISODE: I chat with adventurer & writer about her brilliant new book Walk Britain – 90 amazing UK walks, all reachable by public transport! 🌿🚆
We talk life as a freelance writer, the joy of car-free exploring, and her tireless commitment to cake-eating in the name of research. 🍰
Grab your headphones and get inspired to plan your next adventure! Link in bio 🎧👣

16/03/2025

Becky Burke, 28, has spent 10 days in a facility in Washington State and is desperate to come home.

06/02/2025

She did it!

Zara has created history at the age of 21 to become on the second person and the first woman to row unsupported across the Atlantic from main Europe to mainland South America.

Well worth a listen.

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02/01/2025

In this episode of the Outdoor Station podcast, (check out the Link in the bio) we celebrate our 20th year and the first podcast of 2025. Our main guest, Zara Lachlan, is on a solo rowing journey from mainland Europe to South America. Through her audio diary entries, Zara shares her daily struggles, emotions, and observations as she rows across the Atlantic Ocean. Despite facing challenging weather and mental hurdles, she remains determined and optimistic. Zara aims to become the first female to complete this route solo and unsupported, raising funds for the and . Follow her journey on Instagram

- Introduction to the podcast and its milestone of 20 years of production.
- Introduction of Zara Lachlan and her solo rowing journey from mainland Europe to South America.
- Zara’s goal to become the first female to row solo and unsupported across the Atlantic.
- Challenges and experiences shared through Zara’s audio diary entries.
- Daily struggles, emotions, and observations during Zara’s journey.
- The impact of weather conditions on Zara’s progress and morale.
- The significance of support from sponsors and a dedicated team during the expedition.
- Reflections on the beauty of the ocean and moments of camaraderie with marine life.
- Encouragement for listeners to support Zara’s cause and follow her journey on social media.

14/11/2024

In my latest podcast episode, we continue our exploration of Siem Reap, Cambodia, delving deeper into the captivating temples that define this historic region. I kick off the episode by recapping our previous discussions and sharing our insights, focusing on the advantages of hiring a local guide and providing additional practical tips for exploring the temple complex efficiently.

We then hear more from Samart, our local guide, who shares further details about his journey from a difficult childhood to becoming a respected guide, offering unique perspectives on the temples' history and significance. Rose recounts her experience of feeling unwell during the trip and the exceptional hospitality they received from the locals, highlighting the warmth and kindness of the Cambodian people. I conclude the episode by reflecting on the rich cultural insights gained from our discussions and teasing our upcoming adventure in Vietnam, promising more exciting stories and experiences to come.

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