Jorgelina y German, eligieron un estilo de vida, que no es fácil pero es liberador. Su historia comienza en Villa La Angostura, Argentina, donde ellos tenían dos cabañas y ofrecían paseos de pesca en el lago Nahuel Huapi.
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Toshi and Mari have lived, traveled and worked around the world, most recently in New Zealand where they started a family. As a river guide and snow guide, Toshi is in the business of guiding people through their most memorable moments together with their friends and family. Mari has also been in the guiding business often as the first touch point working with clients to get their bookings straight to ensure they can have the best days possible.
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Imagine living aboard a 40 foot sailboat discovering the Pacific for five years. That is exactly what Josie, Christian and their three children have done since 2015. I spoke to Josie while they were docked in New Zealand having already crossed the Pacific together. The thought of it alone gave me cause for pause, yet her description of what it is like to see, or rather smell land, as she puts it, after three weeks at sea peaked my curiosity.
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On the way back from a photo shoot nearly ten years ago Peter and Kathy Holcombe realized that they were nearly coming home to mow the grass, pick up the mail, attend to a few other errands and then head out again to the next spot for their photo work. It dawned on them that if they downsized everything and moved into a life on the road, they would always have their home with them negating the need to return anywhere.
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Flo and Nina Orley shared a dream that they put on pause with the birth of their first child - to sail around the world. At the time, the Austrian couple had already sailed halfway learning the ropes as they went intoxicated by the riches the sea offered.
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In this season, Rewinding Parenthood shares stories of five families deeply connected to the water. For most of us, it is something we drink, swim in during the summer months and typically take fro granted. Yet for these families, without the water, their existence would be utterly altered.
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Sofi vive en Buenos Aires, Argentina, y volvió hace 6 meses de un viaje de un año con su marido Juli y su hija Irupé. Ellos decidieron irse a vivir a la playa por un año, donde pasaron la mayor parte del tiempo en Buzios, Brasil.
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Season 2 | Episode 4
You may have seen Kate and Dan at your friends wedding, cameras slung over each shoulder, moving in and out of frame as they captured the moment. As you awoke to a hangover, Kate and Dan were already processing images or off to the next wedding. Kate and Dan are not only wedding photographers, they are business partners, life partners and parents to their daughter Addison.
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Season 2 | Episode 3
Three years into their relationship, Lachlan and Tara had two homes, pregnant, living in a tent while renovating their latest project with Tara heading into a corporate job in the city commuting an hour 1/2 each day. In this episode we learn how Lachlan and Tara define themselves as happily trapped in the Sydney, Australia hustle and the bright future ahead following all their sacrifices. .
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Season 2 | Episode 2
The Fazio’s were overworked and shelling out their hard earned cash to sustain a NYC lifestyle. A change was needed to spend time with the kids while they were young, so they bought a school bus and lived inside of NYC for almost two years.
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Season 2 | Episode 1
Residing in Hamburg, Jan & Renata seem to always take on superhuman projects in the midst of balancing career, family and their burning to desire to ground themselves in a world away from their comforts of home. In this episode we cover their one year expedition to the Sahara with three kids, their busy careers in Hamburg and how they continue to travel today.
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Drop into season 2 to see why it's not just about selling everything and moving onto a farm or sailboat to create the family lifestyle you want.
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Temporada 1 Capítulo 6
María Cebran y Diego Dominguez son de España y hace un año se mudaron a Boulder, Colorado.
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Season 1 | Introducción en español
Hoy, vemos un movimiento global, no limitado a la ciudad ni a lo rural. Padres están eligiendo restaurar, regenerar y re-cultivar el significado de la paternidad y lo que significa el éxito como individuos y como familias. A esto es lo que llamamos Rewilding Parenthood y en este podcast entrevistamos familias que lideran este movimiento.
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Season 1 | Episode 5
Nicholas and Laura Pritchett came up with the decision to purchase and renovate an Airstream with a dream of traveling the country in search of a new home.
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Season 1 | Episode 4
While lounging at the beach in Stuart, Florida, a couple arrived on bikes, towing a carrier of two children. They were clearly tired - having biked some miles through the sun, but remained in good spirits while laughing over baguette sandwiches.
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Season 1 | Episode 3
Simply Us and A Bus - It’s more than a bus name, it’s this families way of life. In this episode we hear from Aaron and Philan Tokarz and their journey from suburbia Rockford, Illinois to living full time on the road as a family of five in a 30’ school bus.
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Season 1 | Episode 2
Gavin Noble is the kind of guy you want to be your neighbor, confidant and surfing partner. His story illustrates another path for men and in this episode he speaks confidently about being a stay-at-home dad, valuing time over financial gain and following his gut instincts in the most interesting circumstances.
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Season 1 | Episode 1
Your hosts take the chance to interview each other on why they decided to hit the road in ‘78 German Fire Truck as a family of four. They dive into what Rewilding Parenthhood is and what to expect in the seasons ahead.
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Season 1 | Trailer
Today, we see a movement afoot. It's not limited to the countryside or the heart of the city, the movement is global and strong parents are choosing to restore, regenerate and re-cultivate what parenthood means and what success as individuals and as a family is. We call this rewilding parenthood and this podcast features parents leading this movement.
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