Topic: Wendy Tremaine

Wendy Tremaine comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from October 2013 to November 2014.

October 2013 November 2014

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October Money Bomb Winner Chris from Atlanta

Chris from Atlanta, Georgia, identifies himself as the October Money Bomb winner and expresses gratitude for the $315 prize. He explains that the funds will help him transition away from a job he dislikes. Chris highlights his favorite past guests, including Robert Phoenix, Duncan Trussell, and Wendy Tremaine, while encouraging other listeners to support the show.

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Wendy Tremaine and Mikey, Off-Grid Living and Foraging

Wendy Tremaine and her partner Mikey discuss their transition from New York City to a sustainable, off-grid life in New Mexico. Wendy describes training for a 220-mile race in the Italian Alps, a feat made possible by her freedom from the nine-to-five workforce. They share their experiences with foraging and creating medicinal tinctures from local plants like Ephedra, Ocotillo, and Creosote, emphasizing the value of reclaiming basic life skills.

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THC 76: Wendy Tremayne | Going Off The Grid, Sustainable Living, & Burning Man
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Wendy Tremaine, Radical Experiments in Hands-on Living

Wendy Tremaine, author of The Good Life Lab, joins the program to discuss her transition from a New York City marketing creative director to an off-the-grid lifestyle in New Mexico. The conversation highlights the "working poor" phenomenon where individuals with high-status careers lack the time to pursue personal projects. Tremaine describes the psychological shift required to leave the "cage" of traditional employment for a sustainable, self-sufficient existence.

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