Thru hiker and author Becky "Serendipity" Jensen sits down with Doc for some studio time to discuss the Colorado Trail and her memoir, No Man's Land. Settle in and buckle up as Serendipity covers some very serious and sober ground, including discussion of Pufferbelly, deprogramming, binary situations, premature grieving, talking to her father's ashes on the trail, Ghost Mule, Love Dogs, suppressed trauma, suicidal ideation, bighorn sheep encounters, hefty bag rain skirts, Listers, and the magic that happens when you find your voice and stop ghost writing your life. Epic. *Warning: this episode contains topics that some may consider triggering. If you or a loved one are struggling with mental health, please consult a professional.* (This is Part I. Be sure to listen to Part II.)
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Thru hiker and author Becky "Serendipity" Jensen sits down with Doc for some studio time to discuss the Colorado Trail and her memoir, No Man's Land. Warning: this episode contains topics that some may consider triggering. If you or a loved one are struggling with mental health, please consult a professional.
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