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Hosted by Ellie Sewell · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Designed for Adventure is a practical family travel and parenting podcast about planning meaningful experiences — from Disney trips and destination races to museum day trips and everyday adventures — without losing yourself or your sanity. Honest conversations about travel, money, parenting, and life by design.
Ellie Sewell hosts Designed for Adventure: Family travel, parenting, and practical life stories, a society show with 26 episodes published.
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , Jesse takes the lead to pull back the curtain on his role as the "Director of Domestic Survival". After nearly three years as a stay-at-home dad , Jesse shares the honest reali
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , Ellie and Jesse conclude their comprehensive Disney World planning series by exploring everything outside the four main theme parks. They dive into the immersive themes of Disn
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , Ellie and Jesse continue their Disney planning series by breaking down the four major theme parks at Walt Disney World. They provide a high-level overview of the logistics, fam
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , Ellie and Jesse are joined by two very special guests—Ellie’s parents—to recap a "logistical masterpiece" of a vacation. The group discusses their experience participating in t
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , I am joined by a very special guest—my mom—who is a true runDisney veteran with 12 race weekends under her belt. Together, we look back at 15 years of race travels to help you
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , Jesse and Ellie head deep into the heart of the Black Hills to explore the region’s best family-friendly destinations. They share why this area is a "legit" adventure hub, cove
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , we return to our old stomping grounds in Rapid City, South Dakota , and the surrounding Black Hills . Although we lived there for several years before having kids, we were blow
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , Jesse and I (Ellie) recap our recent family trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota and dive deep into the logistics of flying with a toddler and a five-year-old. We share our
In this episode of Designed for Adventure , Jesse and Ellie trade the "Disney bubble" for a deep dive into American history. They recap two recent Civil War-themed trips: a rainy weekend exploring the vast battlefield of
In this episode of Designed for Adventure, we dive deep into the one area where we never compromise: sleep. Drawing from "bad experiences" —where toddlers escaped their beds and parents were forced to hide in bathrooms t
In this episode of Design for Adventure, I am diving into a full recap of my recent trip to Walt Disney World for the runDisney Princess Half Marathon Weekend. This was my fifth time participating in this event since 201
In this episode of Design for Adventure, we introduce a new segment called "Trip Wars." Jesse and I set out to plan two completely different vacations for the same window in August—using specific parameters for flights,
In this episode of Design for Adventure, I (Ellie) help Jesse overcome his "analysis paralysis" by diving deep into the world of Disney Vacation Club (DVC) point rentals. We explore how renting points allows families to
In this episode of Design for Adventure, we break down the most significant expense of any Walt Disney World vacation after park tickets: lodging. Choosing the right hotel depends entirely on your family's budget, logist
In this episode of Design for Adventure, Jesse and I (Ellie) dive into the often-overwhelming world of planning a Walt Disney World vacation. While I love the "Disney bubble" for its family-friendly design and nostalgia,
In this episode of Design for Adventure, Jesse and I break down our recent nine-hour road trip to Ohio for the Easter holidays. We share our honest feedback on two different travel strategies: splitting the drive into tw
We are Ellie and Jesse, and on this episode of Design for Adventure, we are diving into the sometimes overwhelming and intimidating world of flying with young children. While we aren't "pro travelers" with hundreds of fl
In this episode of Design for Adventure, Ellie shares her experience using Thrill Data’s Wait Magic during a recent seven-day trip to Walt Disney World, calling it the "best decision" she ever made for her vacation. As a
This episode of Design for Adventure, hosted by married couple Jesse and Ellie, explores the practical side of visiting Civil War battlefields with young children. Drawing from Jesse’s experience visiting 33 battlefields
Thinking about bringing your kids to a RunDisney race weekend—but not sure what to expect? In this episode, I’m sharing my first-ever experience doing RunDisney with kids after completing 9 race weekends without them. If
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Designed for Adventure: Family travel, parenting, and practical life stories is hosted by Ellie Sewell. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 26 episodes.
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