Some places steal your breath the moment you arrive, and Glacier National Park is one of them. On this episode of Go Far Girl, I sat down with Maggie, a former middle school teacher, mom of three, and national park enthusiast who runs Parks Family Travel. Through her site, she helps families plan trips with…
When most of us think about Canada, Prince Edward Island (PEI) isn’t the first destination that springs to mind—but it might just be one of the most charming. On this episode of Go Far Girl, I chatted with Alicia Richards—Associated Press travel and food contributor, mom of three, and dedicated trip planner—who’s been making PEI…
If Japan has been sitting on your travel wish list but feels overwhelming to plan, you’re not alone. Between the language barrier, the vast size of the country, and all the “must-see” recommendations circulating online, it can feel overwhelming. That’s why I sat down with Kay, a Canadian freelance writer and voice actor who has…
From Tourist to Tokyo Mom: How One Woman Built a Life in Japan When Canadian freelance writer and occasional voice actor Kay A. first touched down in Japan at age 21, she had no idea the trip would change her life. Now, more than a decade later, she’s not just a traveler—she’s a mother, wife,…
Where we left off:I had moved out of state to protect my family. I gave up everything and everyone I knew to keep them safe. We landed in Washington, and that’s where things got worse—so much worse. I was completely isolated. No friends. No family. No freedom. He, on the other hand, had people here—his…
When Travel Wasn’t a Luxury—It Was an Escape Plan I grew up in Northern California, the oldest child of teenage parents who divorced before I turned two. My earliest memories don’t include them together, and I can’t imagine them that way. They both remarried quickly and started new families. I became the half-sibling in two…
Think you know New York? Think again. In a city famous for its nonstop pace, Carrie Green Zinn invites women to explore the Big Apple in a more grounded, intentional way. Drawing on her personal history as a dancer and resident of NYC in the gritty 1980s, as well as her more recent return visits,…
Go Far, Girl: Episode 6 with Annalaura Brown When Annalaura Brown joins you for a conversation, one thing becomes clear: she’s not waiting for perfect conditions. As the host of the Autoimmune Rehab podcast, Annalaura has spent years finding ways to live fully and travel boldly while managing the challenges of an autoimmune condition. And…
Go Far, Girl: Episode 4 Carrie Green Zinn Today on Go Far Girl, I sat down with Carrie, a seasoned traveler, former dancer, therapist, and school psychologist who views the world through an artistic and deeply human lens. Our conversation was honest, nostalgic, hilarious, and powerful, spanning decades of her travel journey, from childhood family…
Go Far, Girl Episode 3 – Natalie Vereen-Davis Exploring Utah’s Mighty 5 With Kids: How One Family Made It Happen If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring Utah’s famous Mighty 5 national parks but felt overwhelmed by the planning, this story is for you. Natalie, a former English professor turned full-time roadschooling mom, is back on…