Podcast: Super-Traveler Sam Gennawey Talks Life on the Road

175,000 miles, 380 pit stops at National Parks across the United States and six full years of living in a van later, Sam Gennawey has done it all. The former urban planner and owner of an independent record label decided it was time to spice up his life, so he traded in his downtown Los Angeles loft for a camper van and embarked on the journey of a lifetime.

After struggling with his mental health, Gennawey decided to make a drastic change and become a nomad, living his life on the move. Since then, he has been learning about the history and secrets of America's most scenic locations. In his book “Sacred Landscapes,” released on May 20, Gennawey reveals everything he’s learned about our country’s National Parks, along with helpful tips and tricks for thriving and surviving as a nomad.