Welcome to Overland Journal Podcast

Introducing Lois Price: A World Traveler

From Desk Job to Global Adventurer

The Motorcycle: A Traveler's Best Friend

Simplifying Travel and Human Connection

The Transformative Power of Travel

Navigating Vegetarian Travel

Music Beyond Adventure

Closing Remarks and Future Plans

As our first "Notes from the Field, Overland Journal Podcast host Scott Brady interviews British adventure motorcyclist, author, and Adventure Travel Film Festival founder-curator Lois Price beside her 1901 Dutch barge in London. Price explains how leaving a BBC desk job and a post-trip realization pushed her to pursue long-distance motorcycle travel, drawn by the immersion of weather and landscapes, the ease of meeting people, and the global camaraderie among riders. She discusses traveling with less gear over time, choosing an open-faced helmet and low-key clothing to encourage face-to-face connection, and always carrying camping gear for self-sufficiency. Price reflects on how travel gradually made her more tolerant and less worried, and shares how she manages vegetarian eating on the road despite occasional cultural misunderstandings. The conversation ends with her banjo playing with her band, The JoLeens, and a past Ural sidecar trip from Virginia to Seattle.

 

As our first "Notes from the Field, Overland Journal Podcast host Scott Brady interviews British adventure motorcyclist, author, and Adventure Travel Film Festival founder-curator Lois Price beside her 1901 Dutch barge in London. Price explains how leaving a BBC desk job and a post-trip realization pushed her to pursue long-distance motorcycle travel, drawn by the immersion of weather and landscapes, the ease of meeting people, and the global camaraderie among riders. She discusses traveling with less gear over time, choosing an open-faced helmet and low-key clothing to encourage face-to-face connection, and always carrying camping gear for self-sufficiency. Price reflects on how travel gradually made her more tolerant and less worried, and shares how she manages vegetarian eating on the road despite occasional cultural misunderstandings. The conversation ends with her banjo playing with her band, The JoLeens, and a past Ural sidecar trip from Virginia to Seattle.
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The Overland Journal Podcast features the travelers, topics, and news related to the overlanding community and industry. This podcast is hosted by Scott Brady, Ashley Giordano, and Matt Scott. This podcast is a production of the Overland Journal Magazine and the expeditionportal.com website.

The Overland Journal Podcast features the travelers, topics, and news related to the overlanding community and industry.

The Overland Journal Podcast

As our first "Notes from the Field", Scott Brady spends some time in London talking with Lois Pryce about leaving corporate life behind, exploring by small motorcycle, why minimalism is important, and even how to travel as a vegetarian.

Lois Pryce, Solo Adventure Motorcyclist

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