Podcast appearances and mentions of tamela rich

Tamela Rich began her love affair with the open road as a child, traveling with her family in the Vista Cruiser wagon from Ohio to California every other summer. She re-discovered America in the wake of a personal crisis when she learned how to ride a motorcycle and took her first solo cross-country ride. Tamela learned to ride when she was 48 and three months after getting her motorcycle endorsement, took off on an 18-state 7500-mile solo trip from North Carolina to Oregon and back. Since then she's traveled 47 states and 5 Canadian provinces on her motorcycle, mostly solo. Her award-winning book, "Live Full Throttle: Life Lessons from Friends Who Faced Cancer" was based on two years of cross-country motorcycling for cancer causes. Tamela is also writing her new book "Fear: How to communicate with the Great Messenger of Life". If you have a great story about fear or questions about fear, feel free to contact Tamela through her website.www.tamelarich.comFacebook: facebook.com/tamelarichTwitter: @TamelaRichDo you want to take charge of your health and wellness and have better sleep, more energy, and a healthier immune system? InsideTracker can help you get there through their ultra-personalized performance system that analyzes data from your blood, DNA, and lifestyle. Get 25% off the entire InsideTracker store by going to InsideTracker.com/adventuresportsCheck out Mason's recent interview on the Backcountry Marketing podcast. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/adventure-sports-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

#44 Tamela Rich | Musings, Connections & Highway kitsch From North Carolina to Oregon & Beyond  Meet Best-Selling Author of “Living Life Full Throttle” and "Hit The Road: A Woman's Guide to Solo Motorcycle Touring"  Tamela Rich I discovered this podcast with Tamela Rich from 2015 that I lost through the cracks in the floor of my computer. It’s such a treasure I had to bring it back to life. The conversation is just as relevant today as it was when I sat in Tamela’s office in Charlotte North Carolina. We discuss her decision to embark on a cross country trip on a motorcycle. After a devastating business loss, she decided to clear her head and find new opportunities and roadside treasures. Here we discuss her decision to ride bikes and then ride coast to coast as a solo woman rider. And that’s just the start.  Road trip expert Tamela is inspiring and a wealth of knowledge of roadside kitsch as well as off the beaten track treasures all over the country. Tune into this one, and you’ll be amazed at what she’s discovered and learned through traveling by motorcycle. Watch this TEDx talk with Tamela and motorcycle journalist and philanthropist Neale Bayley.

We were in the studio today for a special "Tourism Thursday" with Felicia Hart, Director of Community Development & Tourism for the Town of Front Royal and her guests, Dawn McDermott, President of Mid-Atlantic Women's Motorcycle Rally and Tamela Rich, a 2nd year participant. This is the group's second year hosting their event in Front Royal - it's the longest running women's motorcycle rally that creates a positive environment for female motorcyclists and enthusiasts. In their 26th year, over 4,000 women have attended and the group has raised almost $400,000 for women's cancer charities. The rally takes place at the Holiday Inn & Suites at Blue Ridge Shadows on 522North and the public is welcome to come by, check out the bikes, meet the participants and purchase various items from the vendors who are set up in the back parking lot. For more information about the event, visit their website: http://www.mawmr.org/ or follow them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mawmr/ or https://www.facebook.com/events/157284408236945/

This week we catch up with Tamela Rich, Author, Motorcycle Tour Guide, Adventure Rider and TV personality who shares with us about her latest book, Hit The Road: A Woman’s Guide to Solo Touring. Tamela is a wealth of information when it comes to solo riding and is a great interview. Surprising enough she started riding motorcycles later in life and has fully embraced the rider lifestyle. Tamela gives us a peak into her latest book and offers up practical advice both women and men can use. Tamela shares with us some of her fun adventures and tips on how to best approach taking long solo motorcycle journey’s as a solo rider or group rider. Tamela’s book is chock full of information you won’t find in any other Motorcycle touring book. So if you’re a woman looking into expanding your riding horizons or a man who is wishing to expand your riding horizons this book is for you. As a bonus offer, Tamela has been kind enough to offer World of Motorcycling listener’s a Free Downloadable version of her packing tips guide Just click the following link to download the pdf file. For more about Tamela and her book or about her latest tours visit her at www.tamelarich.com. For her free tips just click the following links: Tamela’s Travel Checklists - /wom-check Tamela’s Emergency Tips - /wom-emergency Of course we cover the latest happenings within the world of motorcycling, our weekly safety tip, things seen out on the road and a whole lot more. So grab yourself a hot cup of coffee and join us or download the show and take it with you, as we bring you another great hour of the World of Motorcycling. For more about the World of Motorcycling visit www.worldofmotorcycling.com

Hello 2017! Cristi is on vacation this week so I thought I would bring a guest host for #90 so we don't miss another week. Hope you love it. My friend Tamela Rich and I kick off Episode 90 with a rundown of fantastic women's and co-ed motorcycle events in 2017, we talk about riding with men versus riding with women, short strategies

READ MY LIPS' akaRadioRed goes beyond the typical blah-blah-yada-yada canned interview, engaging multiple guests in spontaneous conversations. Tamela RIch learned to ride a motorcycle at age 48 and has ridden solo across 47 states and parts of Canada with a pink bra strapped across her bike's windshield, talking to people about their journey with cancer. She is the author of  Live Full Throttle: Life Lessons from Friends Who Faced Cancer. Tamela is an expert on road tripping, female solo travel, and eating healthy foods on the road. Info: TamelaRich.com    Do you think your children and grandkids are doomed in life if they don't get a college degree? "Not so," says Gene W. Kelly, author of The College Myth, Napa Valley winery owner, and founder / CEO of the Accelerated Technical Training Institute. Gene says The Trades are where 21st century American jobs will be and are the source of the next generation of American millionaires. How does he know? Gene did not graduate from college, but used his hands, head and investment smarts to become a “millionaire next door.”  Info: http://thecollegemyth.com/

Tamela Rich began her love affair with the open road as a child, traveling with her family in the Vista Cruiser wagon from Ohio to California every other summer. She re-discovered America in the wake of a personal crisis, when she learned how to ride a motorcycle and took her first solo cross-country ride. Tamela learned to ride when she was 48 and three months after getting her motorcycle endorsement, took off on an 18-state 7500 mile solo trip from NC to Oregon and back. Since then she's traveled 47 states and 5 Canadian provinces on her motorcycle, mostly solo. Her award-winning book, "Live Full Throttle: Life Lessons from Friends Who Faced Cancer" was based on two years of cross-country motorcycling for cancer causes.   Tamela is also writing her new book "Fear: How to communicate with the Great Messenger of Life". If you have a great story about fear or questions about fear, feel free to contact Tamela through her website.   www.tamelarich.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tamelarich Twitter: @TamelaRich   Stop by www.kindsnacks.com/sports to save 50% off of your first order plus free shipping with the KIND Snack Pack! Join us on Patreon for only $5 a month to get your all access pass to the inspiration that will have you thinking about how you too can live a life outside the box: https://www.patreon.com/AdventureSportsPodcast

Tamela Rich began her love affair with the open road as a child, traveling with her family in the Vista Cruiser wagon from Ohio to California every other summer. She re-discovered America in the wake of a personal crisis, when she learned how to ride a motorcycle and took her first solo cross-country ride. Tamela learned to ride when she was 48 and three months after getting her motorcycle endorsement, took off on an 18-state 7500 mile solo trip from NC to Oregon and back. Since then she's traveled 47 states and 5 Canadian provinces on her motorcycle, mostly solo. Her award-winning book, "Live Full Throttle: Life Lessons from Friends Who Faced Cancer" was based on two years of cross-country motorcycling for cancer causes.  www.tamelarich.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tamelarich Twitter: @TamelaRich