Unexplored Miles
Agency over anxiety
We're not here to spiral about the past. Every story earns its place by handing you something to actually do with your own fork, today.
About the show
I ask one question, over and over: what road brought you here?
Unexplored Miles isn't a travel show, and it isn't a highlight reel of people who "figured it out." It's the conversation you have with someone at midnight, after you've both stopped pretending your life went according to plan. Honest talk about the choices, chances, journeys, and unplanned turns — the ones taken and the ones left behind — that quietly build a life. I ask the questions; the guests are the ones brave enough to actually answer them.
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Real people. Unfiltered journeys. Far beyond the usual.
Episode one drops December 1st. Subscribe now so you don't hear about it secondhand.
How this started
My own unexplored mile
Not a highlight reel — the actual sequence of noticing, then not being able to unsee it.
01
The fork I almost didn't notice
Years into a career that looked right on paper, I said no to something that would have changed everything — and I said it fast, almost without thinking. It took months before the size of that "no" caught up with me.
02
The realization
The other life was never gone. It had just quietly kept existing, one county over from the one I picked. And once I saw that, I couldn't unsee it: everyone around me was living next to a road they didn't take.
03
Why a podcast
The fastest way I've found to see your own forks clearly is to sit across from someone and make them describe theirs, out loud, in detail, on the record. So that's what I started doing.
What this show believes
Three rules we don't break, ever
Specific over abstract
The exact 2am phone call, the exact number in the bank account, the exact sentence that changed a mind — that's what stays.
Guests over gurus
No credentialed life coaches, no five-step frameworks. Just someone who actually stood at the fork and can still tell you exactly what it felt like.