March 4, 2021

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Jamie Ramsey running the Americas ran solo from Vancouver to Buenos Aires. Jamie is an award-winning British Endurance Adventurer. After 12 years of working for an international communications agency, he wasn’t happy with the direction of his life and realized if he didn’t make some drastic changes then things would continue to spiral downwards. His solution was to quit his job (where he was a newly promoted Partner), fly to Vancouver, and run 17,000km to Buenos Aires. Following the success of this adventure, Jamie decided to dedicate his life to pushing his perceived boundaries. Each adventure he undertakes is designed to challenge him in new ways. His next adventures are a c.4000km cycle from Melbourne to Darwin and a 2200km solo & unsupported run down the length of Madagascar.

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