In 2020 I reached out to Surge Sanctuary and asked about collaborating with them to support their newly formed sanctuary for rescued animals. This reach-out set off a series of events that led me to actually meeting Steven for the first time, but that's a story for another

Rooster energy calls us forth, inspiring courage, not to fear the sun but step into the radiance of our purpose. We hold the keys. May we set the billions of enslaved animals free and free ourselves in the process. With a single step, a single action today. This art and

We always smelled them before we realized they were there. That’s how these buildings are designed. To appear inconspicuous. But they couldn’t hide the stench. Throughout our journey we’ve learned to identify the different buildings of the animal agriculture system. Chicken, pig and cow structures all have

Thunder echoes on the cusp of midnight. The low rumble rolls across a valley pierced only by a sliver of moon low in the sky. Silence falls. Then a wolf responds, her howl rising into the inky clouds. There the final tones are greeted by a flash of light. For

The world is not a collection of countries but a vibrant collage of individuals, human and non-human beings alike, who shine as beacons among the wild and concrete tapestries we are all woven within. We are all energy in motion - emotion - rising and falling through hills and along

Brilliant sun rays beamed down on the North Sea, shimmering gold through a chill early May evening. It was near dark and we’d just cycled all day to reach Findhorn, a quaint community east of Inverness. Now we stood on a beach looking for a wild camp spot ahead

Synchronicity guides us every day, connecting each event and being of life in a complex web that often feels more wondrous than not. It's within this web that we recognize our ability to affect real change through the butterfly effect. Here we share crazy stories of synchronicity, zero

The power of Earth graced us with rain, wind, rocks and crystal waters while crossing the rough slopes of the Cairngorms Mountains in Scotland. From Pitlochry we headed northeast toward Aberdeen, threading our way through pastures beneath rising hills, the landscape beckoning us into immense valleys that first opened and

Traffic roared by as we cycled through what felt like Planet Mars just 30 miles east of Edinburgh. We saw the building from a great distance, a blocky tooth grinning up from the North Sea’s sullen frown. Dark waters danced and churned while the white factory stood nearby, unmoving

We are excited to introduce our sponsor Sunjack and the solar panels who’ve become essential allies on this journey. One might think this photo shows a pleasant day at the beach, but moments before my bike malfunctioned. What initially seemed like a quick fix turned into potentially the end

“Is this the right street?” I asked as Steven led us down a sleepy lane through the humble town of Seaham. There, nestled like a beacon between two stony buildings stood our brilliant destination with open doors. We were excited to visit our first zero waste shop on the journey,

Cycling through North York Moors National Park revealed a vast rugged landscape devoid of trees. It felt like rididng through the exposed heart of Nature, open, raw and wild with many scars of human impact crying out on the wind. From historic deforestation to modern burning, are we nature stewards

Pull back the veil and experience your dreams in reality. Open your eyes and ears to the child within. Remember your love for animals. Remember the beauty of who you are. Turn off the TV and go play. Discover, why are you here on this planet? What is your purpose?

We have a mantra that goes, “People enter and exit each other’s lives when they’re most needed.” They are words that speak to the transience of life and relationships. Nothing is fixed, everything is ever-changing. We humans are all teachers for each other. Some hold mirrors for us,

The day began innocently with gentle drops of rain dancing among sun rays just north of Cambridge in early April, 2022. We noticed a rising breeze and sheltered at a bus station to eat lunch, delighting in the rare treat of vegan blonde chocolate. Here we met a local man

Written at the beginning of April, 2022, as we set off to cycle around the UK. How does a journey begin? With a single revolution. The pedals turn and months of preparation - years, in fact - carry us forward. As we leave the quaint village of Finchingfield we breathe

Listen to the audio version of this story, written, spoken & sound edited by Karla Sanders, and recorded by Steven Tiller. This story chronicles a cycle journey we took from England to Germany in late November to early December, 2021. It was a test ride of nearly two weeks long

In November 2021 we took a 5-day test ride to visit Friend Sanctuary in southern England. Friend is a farmed animal sanctuary giving a peaceful home to rescued animals on a tranquil 10 acre site. What stands out about Friend is not only their loving care for the animals, but

In early November 2021 we took a 5-day cycle journey to visit Friend Sanctuary, a haven for rescued animals and compassionate voice for animal rights, veganism and regenerative plant-based food systems. Along the way we met vibrant characters and experienced some major drops. This is Part I of a two

I ordered beef goulash for my wedding day meal. It was a cool February day in a mock-medieval setting, and I set myself up for a red wedding. Unexpected snowfall dusted the outdoors while a pristine white dress graced my body, and the blood of my sin threatened to mar

When Steven and I first met we spent several days glamping with Browning Bros, creating special memories of our earliest adventures and grounding into the peace of this beautiful retreat. Steven created a series of photos for Browning Bros, a venue and nature retreat in the countryside of England. We