THE

PARENT PODCAST

Nomadic Life:

Finding Community on the Road

with Bigfoot Judy

Key Points

From This Episode:

01:57 - Meeting Bigfoot Judy

10:17 - From Law Enforcement to Van Life

30:31 - Building Community on the Road

Resources from

this episode:

  • Connect With Bigfoot Judy Here

  • Join Our Facebook Group Here

  • Learn More About CourTools Here

  • Learn More About Cour Experience Here

Show Notes

In this episode of The Warrior Parent Podcast, hosts Marci Mitchell and Debbie DiManno introduce listeners to Jared Williams a.k.a. Bigfoot Judy, a former police officer turned nomadic community builder. This episode underscores the importance of finding your tribe and living a life that resonates with your core values.

Meeting Bigfoot Judy

Marci recalls meeting Bigfoot Judy at a rest stop, initially concerned by his presence on the ground, only to discover he was practicing yoga. He shares his unique journey from Michigan to the open road, highlighting the importance of genuine connections formed along the way. Judy's story is a testament to the power of community and the unexpected friendships that blossom while living a nomadic life.

From Law Enforcement to Van Life

Bigfoot Judy delves into his past as a police officer in Michigan, sharing the challenges he faced in a system that didn't align with his values. Experiencing firsthand the disparities and systemic issues within law enforcement, Judy made the courageous decision to leave and pursue a life on the road. He discusses the transition to van life, driven by a desire to live authentically and aligned with his morals. Through van life, Judy found solace and community, learning to embrace change, sobriety, and a lifestyle that enables him to serve others without compromising his principles.

Building Community on the Road

As the discussion unfolds, Judy reflects on the profound impact of community in his life. From building nomadic outposts in Bombay Beach, California, to fostering connections through festivals and collaborative projects, Judy emphasizes the value of intentional community building. He shares insights into the nomadic lifestyle, highlighting how genuine relationships and shared values create a supportive network. For Judy, the journey is not just about finding freedom but also about creating spaces where people can connect, heal, and thrive together.

Thank you so much for listening to this episode! This podcast is dedicated to supporting families through the ups and downs of parenting and mental wellness. We know how tough it can be to raise kids in today’s world, but you don’t have to do it alone. Join us and let’s lift each other up.

With love,

Marci & Debbie

THE

PARENT PODCAST

Nomadic Life: Finding Community on the Road

with Bigfoot Judy

Show Notes

In this episode of The Warrior Parent Podcast, hosts Marci Mitchell and Debbie DiManno introduce listeners to Jared Williams a.k.a. Bigfoot Judy, a former police officer turned nomadic community builder. This episode underscores the importance of finding your tribe and living a life that resonates with your core values.

Key Points

From This Episode:

01:57 - Meeting Bigfoot Judy

10:17 - From Law Enforcement to Van Life

30:31 - Building Community on the Road

Resources from

this episode:

  • Connect With Bigfoot Judy Here

  • Join Our Facebook Group Here

  • Learn More About CourTools Here

  • Learn More About Cour Experience Here

Meeting Bigfoot Judy

Marci recalls meeting Bigfoot Judy at a rest stop, initially concerned by his presence on the ground, only to discover he was practicing yoga. He shares his unique journey from Michigan to the open road, highlighting the importance of genuine connections formed along the way. Judy's story is a testament to the power of community and the unexpected friendships that blossom while living a nomadic life.

From Law Enforcement to Van Life

Bigfoot Judy delves into his past as a police officer in Michigan, sharing the challenges he faced in a system that didn't align with his values. Experiencing firsthand the disparities and systemic issues within law enforcement, Judy made the courageous decision to leave and pursue a life on the road. He discusses the transition to van life, driven by a desire to live authentically and aligned with his morals. Through van life, Judy found solace and community, learning to embrace change, sobriety, and a lifestyle that enables him to serve others without compromising his principles.

Building Community on the Road

As the discussion unfolds, Judy reflects on the profound impact of community in his life. From building nomadic outposts in Bombay Beach, California, to fostering connections through festivals and collaborative projects, Judy emphasizes the value of intentional community building. He shares insights into the nomadic lifestyle, highlighting how genuine relationships and shared values create a supportive network. For Judy, the journey is not just about finding freedom but also about creating spaces where people can connect, heal, and thrive together.

Thank you so much for listening to this episode! This podcast is dedicated to supporting families through the ups and downs of parenting and mental wellness. We know how tough it can be to raise kids in today’s world, but you don’t have to do it alone. Join us and let’s lift each other up.

With love,

Marci & Debbie

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We're on a mission to educate, inspire and transform lives, ages 4-104 using basic scientifically proven methods and tools to decrease stress, anxiety and to increase resiliency and overall well-being.

2882 Prospect Park Dr. Suite 100,

Rancho Cordova, CA 95670

(916) 340-5252

© 2019 Cour Experience Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Non-Profit 501c3 EIN: 84-3383699