So I took her down to the beach, like, let's walk around.

And we walked 100 feet onto the beach.

And right then I turned her at the whole affair had flipped around on her and was hanging upside down under her belly.

And I'm looking at her, thinking she got to freak out, you know, and she's just looking at me like, what are you doing?

Hey, folks. Welcome to the Adventure Sports podcast.

I'm your host, Mason Gravely.

Today's episode, I'm pretty

excited about, you know, we featured a lot of people who have gone across the U.S., coast to coast

across the U.S. in different mediums. I think we've had someone walking, tons of people biking.

You know, people, of course, have driven, drive across the coast all the time. We've had all kinds of different mediums.

We've had skateboarding, rollerblading, you know, touring, that is.

I just love the aspect of doing a journey across America, across, you know, coast to coast.

There's something so definitive about that, something so complete about that,

whether that's the coast of, you know, going across the continent of Africa or Australia has

a really good coast to coast experience. Canada, of course, South America, you can. But,

you know, going across the U.S., it's so, for us here in the States, it's an amazing

experience because the land is so different and it's so vast. It changes so much. There's so many

different phases of a coast-to-coast trip in the U.S. that I just love people, you know,

talking to people who have done that experience through different mediums. But today's something new. We're talking to someone who has taken a horse from coast to

coast, literally rode a horse, something that I think would be even harder to do than a lot of other

mediums. But Jesse here has not only ridden a horse across the U.S. It started taking a moped,

then he did a bicycle. He's

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