Adventure motorcyclist Heather Lea joins Overland Journal Podcast host Ashley Giordano to discuss the unfiltered realities of long‑term overland travel. Lea recounts riding a BMW GS through 40 countries over two years, navigating complex logistics, new relationships, and the unique challenges faced by women on the road. The conversation also highlights the kindness of strangers and promotes her debut book, "Riding Full Circle." The episode, sponsored by Adrenalin Industries, offers insights for the overland community.
The Sport Fishing Restoration and Boating Trust Fund, financed by a 10 percent excise tax on fishing tackle and related equipment, is up for its five‑year reauthorization in 2025. Since its creation in 1950 the fund has amassed roughly $40 billion, distributing...

Antarctica21, the leading Antarctic air‑cruise operator, has launched “An Expedition to Planet Earth,” a six‑episode original web series filmed in 4K. The series follows the full journey from Punta Arenas to the continent, offering behind‑the‑scenes looks at flight logistics, small‑ship...
The article spotlights essential truck and trailer accessories for boat owners, from a Curt Rebellion XD cushion hitch that dampens sway to a battery‑powered RinseKit that blasts away salt and grit. It also recommends Proven Industries coupler locks to deter...

Row Venice, a female‑run nonprofit founded by veteran rower Jane Caporal, teaches tourists the traditional stand‑up rowing technique known as voga alla Veneta using historic batele boats. The organization preserves a dwindling craft—only ten batele survive, with four operated by...
Dynafit’s 2026 Mezzalama boot returns as a lightweight speed‑touring and ski‑mountaineering option, featuring a roomier fit, thicker heat‑moldable liner, and a refined cuff‑lock system. The boot combines a Grilamid‑nylon shell reinforced with carbon fibers, a lever that switches forward lean...
Major tournament organizers such as Bassmaster have added a dedicated college kayak‑fishing series, prompting universities to create varsity‑level teams. The low‑cost, portable nature of kayaks makes the sport accessible, allowing schools to fund travel, lodging and entry fees for multi‑day...