Thru hike and creator of the Metro on the Move YouTube Channel, Andrew "Metro" Miller sits down with Doc in the studio to talk trail and Type II Fun. Settle in and buckle up as Metro talks about how he found himself on the AT trying to deal with the trauma of losing a friend. Along the way, Metro discusses third degree chafe burns, Boots Off Hostel, privy cheese sticks, hillbillies with guns, bear encounters, crowning, how his brother was made in Hong Kong, his time in a punk rock band, bible smuggling, ET, Luscious, and just exactly what to say to the bear trying to tear through your tent. Epic. (This is Part II. Be sure to listen to Part I.)

Show Notes

In this episode of Hiker Trash Radio, host Doc interviews Andrew 'Metro' Miller, a former punk rock musician turned avid thru-hiker. Metro shares his profound journey from a tumultuous past to finding solace and transformation on the Appalachian Trail (AT). He recounts his experiences in a punk rock band called 'The Superbz,' the influence of his missionary upbringing, his battle with addiction, and a pivotal moment that led him to reconnect with his faith. Metro narrates the traumatic event of witnessing his friend's sudden death and how thru-hiking the AT helped him process his PTSD. He also discusses the highlights and challenges of the AT, shares valuable hiking tips, and talks about his YouTube channel 'Metro on the Move,' which documents his adventures. His story is one of resilience, change, and the healing power of nature.


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