Christina Spinazola

WTF: Walking Towards Fear

Education EN ↓ 79 episodes

It started with a choice to leave it all behind and hike 2650 miles from Mexico to Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail. Now it’s a lifestyle. This podcast is my commitment to learn from everyone around me, be curious instead of judgmental, and adventure in the direction of whatever scares me the most. Connect with me over on IG @christinaspin and meet the guests @walkingtowardsfear

Author

Christina Spinazola

Category

Education

Podcast website

christinaspinazola.com

Latest episode

Sep 18, 2025

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Episodes

The Final Showers 19.04.2022

Andrew and Christina talk about starting the PCT in less than 12 hours. Excited, nervous and everything in between. Here’s goes nothing!

Future Badass Grandma 08.04.2022

Christina sits down to talk with her boss, Kristen, on her last day of work before she leaves for 6 months. It’s a total spiral of positivity, with a few tears sprinkled throughout❤️

“Get Your Ass Back to Work!” 29.03.2022

Andrew and Christina talk with their parents about their upcoming PCT thru-hike. What ran through their minds when we told them? How many new gray hairs were sprouted? And how they’re coming to terms with the adventure. Thanks for your patience with the funky audio quality on this one, it shouldn’t happen again…but perfectionism won’t win!

Afraid of Mosquitos 22.03.2022

Christina and Andrew launch the pod by talking about what they’re most excited for, and what they fear the most on their upcoming thru-hike of the Pacific Crest Trail.

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