The Josh Lynott Project

Welcome to "The Josh Lynott Project," a thought-provoking podcast that invites you to step into the realm of blue sky thinking. Join Josh Lynott as he explores the transformative power of creating space in our lives and embracing the freedom to dream, play, and simply be human. In this captivating episode, Josh dives deep into the notion that we need more time to nurture our imagination,...

Welcome to another episode of "The Josh Lynott Project" where we delve into the power of community and its profound impact on our lives. Join Josh Lynott as he passionately explores the art of building and nurturing a supportive network, highlighting the significance of human connection in our fast-paced world. In this enlightening conversation, Josh shares his experiences and insights o...

Join us for a poetry-filled episode of "The Josh Lynott Project". Listen in as Josh Lynott takes us on a whirlwind adventure of through a week filled with life-altering milestones. Strap in as he shares his experiences of launching his first art exhibition, racing in the state 10km road running championships, and delivering his ever-popular "Go Slow workshop" to a group of 20 i...

Join us for an inspiring episode of "The Josh Lynott Project" as we dive deep into the concept of re-entering the feedback loop and embracing the beauty of imperfection. In this thought-provoking discussion, Josh Lynott shares his insights on how life should be less about striving for perfection and more about relishing the journey. As Josh reflects on his own current stage in life, he o...

What a day in isolation looks like.

Self isolation begins for the next 14 days.

Time to reflect.

An afternoon adventure to find spring water in SF during lockdown ended up being the highlight of the day.

Cyclists become teachers.

The world is a changing at a rapid pace. Vancouver shut off and Seattle in hot water. The boys made a decision to turn back.

The boys just found out that Corona virus will put them in isolation for two weeks upon return to Australia. A slow today as the cold sets in. Made it to Eureka.

An eventful day. Day 13 saw Mitch and Josh make it to Garberville. A unique set of circumstance unravelled to get them there.

Made it to Laytonville.

A couple solid days of riding for Mitch and Josh. Sadly, they had to move on from SF and are now making their way through the wine regions of California.

Discussing Comrades ultra-marathon with Maureen and Tray.

Day 10.

Day 8 was spent exploring San Francisco. Lattes, the golden gate and nourishing dinners were all served up.

Day 7: 737km complete. Mitch and Josh have made it San Francisco. Day 7 proved to be a huge day for the boys due to a slow start in the morning. Moral of the story, always crush the morning and don't leave things to the afternoon. It's definitely getting cold up here.

To watch the interview with Zach, click through here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0MaI1OULgk&t=376s Also, if you're after a great smoothie bowl, this was after we stopped by Backyard bowls in Santa Barbara.

101km done and dusted on day 6 for Mitch and Josh. Big Sur was testing with its undulating highway roads. However, the scenery sure made the heavy legs worth it. 

This episode is brought to you from the boys 1 and a half man tent in Limekilne State Park. After some big days on the pedals, fatigue and inclines made the days work noticeably harder.

The boys knocked out a 109km today at a solid pace. The best part of their day was the camping spot they came across through local legend Tim in San Simeon.

Today was the biggest day to date for Mitch and Josh. They set out with a lofty goal of riding a touch over 90 mile/145km. Looking briefly at the map last night, they decided there weren't going to be many places to stay or refuel. Alas, it was time to go big. They encountered their first flat tyre of the trip. Unfortunately, Mitch rode over an extremely fine piece of steel and it went straight th...

March 2nd, 2020. Josh and Mitch come across some sunny weather and blue skies as they head another 90km into their journey. This episode came from Fortuna road in Isla Vista.

Josh Lynott and Mitch Booker, two 24 year old Australia's venture out on a bikepacking tour up the west coast of the US. Their final destination being Vancouver. It kicked off March 1st, here's there discussion of the day. Day One: LA (Culver City) to Oxnard. Date: Sunday, March 1st Distance cycled: 93.7km Moving time: 4 hours 40 minutes Money spent: $23USD 1%er: At our lunch break, a local restau...