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THE QUIET MILES

THE QUIET MILES

di Eva Florentin

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Knowing what you know now… Would you still leave? (feat Michael)

In this episode, I’m joined by my dear friend Michael to talk about a question that hits deep: If you knew then what you know now… would you still have left? We get into real talk about past decisions, from relationships to life moves and whether we'd make the same choices today. It’s honest, laid-back, and full of moments that might make you think about your own story a little differently.

The unspoken rule of working abroad

In this episode, we dive into a hidden truth many people don’t talk about when working abroad. From cultural expectations to silent pressures, we explore what it really means to work in another country, and the things you only learn once you're there. Whether you're thinking about moving or already overseas, this is the episode you didn’t know you needed.

Maple syrup meets baguette : my french canadian food story

In this flavorful episode, I dive into the delicious (and sometimes surprising) differences between French and Canadian cuisine. From the rich, refined traditions of French cooking to the hearty, comforting flavors of Canadian favorites, I share stories from my own experiences tasting my way through both cultures.

Ranch hands and rough hands

In this episode, we take a look at what it’s really like to work on a ranch and be a wrangler. From rounding up cattle to long days in the saddle, we talk about the hard work, the lifestyle, and the little moments that make ranch life special. Whether you’ve worked on a ranch or just want to learn more, this episode gives you a real peek into life out on the range.

Coming back to what was, carrying what’s new

In this episode, I’m sharing what it really feels like to come home after a long journey abroad. Being away for so long changes you in small and big ways, and coming back can be both comforting and strange at the same time. Whether you’ve traveled before or just like hearing about life from different places, this episode is all about that weird in-between stage of leaving one world and coming back to another. I’ll also share some stories from the trip, what I learned, and how I’m adjusting to being back.

New connections, old goodbyes

In this episode, we talk about what it’s like to make new friends while traveling—but also how hard it can be to keep old friendships in your 20s. Traveling makes it easy to meet people and feel connected. But back home, life changes, people grow apart, and staying in touch isn’t always easy. Why friendship can feel different in your 20s, and how to hold onto the people who matter whether you met them on the road or years ago.

Powder and paychecks

Ever wondered what it’s like to live and work at a ski resort for an entire season? In this episode, we dive into the highs, lows, powder days, and behind-the-scenes stories of seasonal life on the mountain. From shared staff housing to early morning lift shifts, hear firsthand what makes a winter spent slopeside so unforgettable.

Bad days happen, even in beautiful places

In this episode, we talk about something that doesn't get mentioned enough, feeling sad or not okay while traveling. Even in beautiful places, it's normal to feel lonely, tired, or overwhelmed. We share honest thoughts, personal stories, and gentle reminders that it's okay to not always feel happy on the road. You're not alone — and your feelings are valid, wherever you are.

Too young to settle

Feeling too young to settle down? In this episode, we dive into the urge to explore the world, chase adventures, and live freely before life gets too busy. If you're all about travel and can't imagine staying in one place, this one's for you!

More than just a tattoo, a reflection of your soul

In this episode, we explore the deeper meaning behind tattoos, not just as body art, but as symbols of transformation, healing, and identity. From personal stories to cultural roots, we talk about how tattoos can carry intention, mark spiritual journeys, and serve as a way to honor who we are and where we've been.