ОТНОСТНО ТОЗИ ЕПИЗОД
We’ve got a bit to catch up on, including some big changes, an unexpectedly emotional goodbye to some adaptive equipment, the ongoing battle of finding somewhere to put everything, and whatever else comes up along the way.
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ТЪРСЕНЕ на МИНАЛИ ЕПИЗОДИ
Търсене в минали епизоди на Wheel Talk .
ДРУГИ ЕПИЗОДИ В ТОЗИ ПОДКАСТ
This week we're talking about the hidden cost of saying no. From skipped opportunities to unexpected adventures, we're reflecting on the moments we nearly missed, why some "safe" choices leave us feeling empty, and how saying yes can sometimes lead to the best stories.
Seven years ago, Fred couldn’t have imagined travelling independently, flying solo, finding communities, getting on stage and doing the things that once thought were impossible.
We also talk honestly about feeling like a burden, and how that feeling doesn’t simply disappear. Sometimes it’s there mo…
Summer won’t last forever. This week we’re chatting about freedom, gratitude, and making the most of the time we’ve got, wherever the conversation takes us.
Fred shares what it’s been like riding the Bowhead and why it’s given him a real sense of freedom, while Brittney brings a fascinating look at the history of disability rights and how far we’ve come. We also chat about old friends, solo time, new adventures, and why independence means something dif…
From Brittney’s first-ever camping trip to Fred’s adaptive mountain biking adventure in Chamonix (which included an unexpected rollover!) and performing magic in a brand-new setting, it’s been a week full of firsts, laughs and lessons.
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