The Journey On Podcast

Amelia Thomas is a Cambridge University-educated author, naturalist, journalist, horse-owner, and mother of five. Her non-fiction book, The Zoo on the Road to Nablus, the true story of the last Palestinian zoo, was a Daily Mail (UK) and Washington Post Critic’s Choice, and inspired the Italian documentary, Waiting for Giraffes. Her new book What Sheep Think About the Weather, asks: what are animals trying to say - not to each other, but to us? Amelia has written for numerous newspapers ...

Joséphine Jammaers is an outdoor psychologist, lifelong horsewoman, and adventurer who feels most at home far from the beaten path. She has crossed the mountains of Kyrgyzstan with stallions and competed in the Gaucho Derby in Patagonia — the world’s toughest multi-horse endurance race — where she earned the Spirit Award for her resilience and positivity in extreme conditions. After two years of living almost entirely outdoors — traveling on foot, by bicycle, sailboat, packraft, and horseback...

Leana Tank, MSOTR is an Occupational Therapist, practicing since 2009,working primarily in neurorehabilitation and mental health settings. Her background in neurodevelopmental treatment, sensory integration, trauma and the nervous system have deeply informed her current practice working in intensive residential settings with adults with severe mental illness, autism, challenging behaviors, psychosis and complex trauma. Her work is rooted in the concept of being guided holistically by the inte...

Beverley Kane, MD, is Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA. As Program Director for Medical Tai Chi, she teaches a wide range of subjects from critical thinking for Western medical research methodologies to Daoism to quantum theory-inspired tai chi. Her mission this lifetime is to bridge the worlds of science and spirit, making the numinous accessible to those who, like the at Stanford and Silicon Valley, are more accustomed to an intellec...

A cutting-edge neurologist and passionate horseman, Dr. Stephen Peters has been a guiding figure in the understanding of how horses process information. In his collaborative efforts with renowned horsemen Martin Black and Mark Rashad, he has provided a strong scientific process to horsemanship and has revolutionized the modern understanding of horse neurology. However, Peters is also passionate about the etherealness of horses and how they can communicate with humans. In this episode, Dr. Pet...

MaryBeth and James Hyland have chosen to take the path less traveled and are committed to a life of showing others the way. As college sweethearts, they’ve been together for over 20 years, with breakups, breakdowns, and breakthroughs. James had a debilitating alcohol addiction that was numbing him from learning how to communicate and express himself. MaryBeth was a clinically diagnosed work addict whose childhood trauma kept her from ever feeling worthy. Together and apart, they are o...

Christine Dickson is back to share the next chapter of her unbelievable story of transformation. Over decades, she rose above poverty, abuse, and fear to create a life of strength, clarity, and purpose. Through the power of clear communication and strong boundaries, she went from merely surviving to truly thriving—and now she’s here to help others do the same. Christine Dickson is an international speaker, mentor, and transformational guide who has spent over a decade helping people break fre...