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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2026 · 1H 43M

Moving Through the World | Travel, Awareness & Preparedness

from The Collective · host The Collective

Travel is more than movement. It’s exposure to uncertainty, culture, risk, discomfort, growth, and perspective.In this episode of The Collective, Chance and Shaun sit down with Christian Lane, former CBSA officer turned advocate and podcaster, and Boris Milinkovich, former Canadian military and security, safety, and preparedness expert, to discuss what it truly means to move through the world.From borders and human behavior to situational awareness, preparedness, adaptability, and the psychology of travel, this conversation explores how movement changes us — and what experienced operators notice that most people miss.Topics include:Situational awareness while traveling Reading environments and human behavior Preparedness and contingency planning Borders, security, and risk assessment Why discomfort creates growth Travel as a tool for perspective and self-development The balance between awareness and fear What movement teaches us about ourselves The Collective is a weekly podcast centered around becoming better every day through conversation, curiosity, and shared experience.#podcast #travel #preparedness #situationalawareness #mindset #personaldevelopment #security #selfimprovement

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