Hear stories from riding a motorcycle in Egypt, Thailand, India, Nepal,
Vietnam and becoming an Emmy-winning filmmaker.
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In Part 2 of this interview, Emmy-winning filmmaker
and motorcycle adventurer Alex Chacon reflects on what years of extreme
overland travel have taught him about life, creativity, and meaning. From
riding across Egypt at sunrise to navigating the chaos of Vietnam, India, and Kathmandu, to experiencing radical hospitality in Pakistan and Argentina, to pushing physical limits in brutal heat across Thailand, Alex shares powerful stories from the road and the metaphors they reveal about resilience, risk, and growth. He also dives deep into his evolution as a storyteller—how his viral 3 Year Epic Selfie video changed his life, why he shifted from cinematic travel montages to vulnerable narrative filmmaking, and how travel continues to shape his artistic and entrepreneurial journey. This episode is a meditation on adventure, purpose, and why travel, at its best, is not just about destinations—but
about becoming the next version of yourself. FULL SHOW NOTES WITH DIRECT LINKS TO EVERYTHING DISCUSSED ARE AVAILABLE HERE.
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