Are you pouring from an empty cup? Traveling and taking time for yourself can seem like a challenge for all of us, and it can be especially daunting for the self-employed.  Kris Wise, a successful Dallas/Fort Worth Realtor, shares how she made ...

Chef Scott Hoffner joins Leah to discuss how his passion for travel and sampling foods from around the world has influenced his cooking, and some wild and unexpected adventu...

How is chartering a sailboat different from a cruise?  What are the common sailing destinations? What do you pack for a sailing trip? Leah's husband Justin, aka the Bearded Adventurer, answers these questions, and many more, as he discusses the pros a...

Dr. Staci Benson, from Paradigm Family Health,  joins Leah and Marla to discuss the essential items she packs in her travel medicine bag to make sure her family stays healthy and happy while adventuring. 

Marla and Leah chat with Yvonne Brown about her experiences as an Irish transplant living in north Texas, a writer, a real estate professional, and her adventures exploring the best of these two very different worlds.

Leah’s favorite adventure buddy, her cousin Krista Erbe, joins the show to discuss how they both defy societal norms by prioritizing travel and experiences over things. Follo...

Chelsea Burnett joins Leah and Marla to share her storm chasing adventures, explain the concept of a "chasecation," and how she uses her passion to help educate and keep people safe.

Jenny McGee joins Leah and Marla to discuss traveling with food allergies, and all the delicious gluten free foods she discovered in Italy.  Follow along @flipflopsandadventures on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and You...

Leah and Marla share their favorite local treats, dishes, and "gastronomical experiences" from their European adventures. Follow along @flipflopsandadventures on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and YouTube.

Leah and Marla sit down with Leah's husband The Bearded Adventurer and discuss traveling with kids, working as a team, and most importantly, the "don't die" rule.