Wild Americas

Wild Americas follows host Isaac Black’s multi-year voyage of driving the longest road in the world, the Pan-American Highway. Through a series of crazy stories, travel reviews, and interviews with people he meets along the way, you will be given an authentic account of what it is like to travel by car all over the Americas, from Alaska to Argentina.

In this week's episode, Isaac begins by outlining his time in Ensenada (getting Marty repaired, turning 25 in Mexico, and another encounter with corrupt police officers). Then, he touches on his experience visiting his first National Park in Mexico, Sierra de San Pedro Mártir, visiting the world's 2nd biggest water geyser, and beach camping in the remote town of Bahía de los Ángeles. This is followed by an interview with old friend Ingrid Iverson, which dives into her life in Minnesota, health journey, and experiences with open water swimming races. Lastly, Isaac shares some recommendations on what to do when visiting Philadelphia before giving the Travel Tip of the Week.

In this week's episode, Isaac begins by talking about his top 5 National Parks that may not get the love and recognition that some others do. Next, he is joined by Chris Lopez to discuss living in the Bay Area in California, their travel stories together, and how travel positively impacts their lives. Before closing the show out with the Travel Tip of the Week about how to maintain hygiene while overlanding.

On this week's episode, Isaac details his last week in Ciudad Obregón sleeping in an auto shop, finally getting his car working again, and meeting a new friend on the way to Copper Canyon. Next, he is joined by Hannah Mudge to discuss the hilarious circumstances under which they met in Kenai Fjords National Park, what her life is like as a Family Therapist, and much more. Finally, Isaac brings listeners a Travel Tip of the Week about how to properly cover your windows when overlanding.

Isaac begins this week's episode by discussing things we take for granted in our everyday lives that he has come to appreciate on the road. Next, he gives an update about his last week in Baja seeing ancient cave paintings and hopping around different beach towns. Then, he is joined by childhood friend Miles Jackson to discuss the impact moving can have on you growing up, what it was like playing college baseball, and so much more. Finally, he gives a guide to visiting New York City before finishing the episode off with the Travel Tip of the Week.