The Philosophy of Boots | Restless Viking Radio – Season 1, Episode 1

In Season 1, Episode 1 of Restless Viking Radio, I walk into an REI looking for a pair of boots… and walk out with a lesson I didn’t know I needed.What starts as a simple shopping trip turns into a conversation about adventure, purpose, and the strange way a good pair of boots can reveal who we really are.This is a story about drifting, rediscovery, and the moment I realized I’m not just making videos — I’m a storyteller.If you’ve ever stood in an aisle wondering why a pair of boots suddenly feels like it’s judging your whole life… this one’s for you.🎧 Listen Everywhere

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