Irish travel junkies Carlo Cretaro & Florence Murphy were so enthralled with the idea of permanent travel that they created a writing and content agency to generate a steady income that was location independent. All that was required was their laptops and a wifi connection.

Two and a half years and countless countries on each continent later they are sharing their story and trying to show how it's possible to follow your dreams and create a transportable business.

They generated over €100,000 last year not through a get rich quick scheme but through a solid business plan and a lot of graft and effort.

Episode 2: Carlo Cretaro & Florence Murphy (Travel Bloggers at NextStopWhoKnows.com)

When aspiring Westmeath footballer Mark Rohan was paralysed in a motorbike accident at the age of 20 on the way to a football game with his local club, he quickly set his sights on being able to participate in sport again.

Within weeks his parents installed a basketball hoop at home and after trying his hand at a range of sports including wheelchair basketball, and tennis he tried out a hand cycle.

Fast forward a couple of years to 2009 and he was wearing an Irish jersey on the start line of the World Championships. One year later he was back but this time finished the event with the Gold medal. Going into London 2012 great things were expected and he didn't fail to deliver, bringing home two gold medals in both of his events the Road Race and the Time Trial.

Mark talks to Breifne about the accident, what drew him into the world of paralympic sport, his thoughts on the current doping allegations surrounding elite sport and what the future holds for him now that he has retired from the sport.

As always on the show he'll be sharing his tips and advice on how people can chase their own goals and dreams.

Episode 3: Mark Rohan (Paralympic Champion)

Growing up in Shrule, Co. Mayo, Maria Walsh dreamed of winning All Ireland’s more than pageants but fast forward a few years and she found herself standing with her newly acquired tiara as the belle of the ball in the Dome in Tralee.

Public attention refocused on her sexuality, the first openly gay woman to have worn the crown at Ireland’s most famous festival.

Maria joins Breifne Earley to discuss her love of Mayo, All Ireland glory in school, studying journalism, how missing out on the Underdogs (an Irish reality sports television programme) kickstarted her media career with ShinAwiL before moving to the Big Apple to spread her wings.

She talks about kicking sheep, Murder She Wrote, wellbeing and meditation as well as the grandest entry of them all, skydiving through the clouds in Tralee.

As always on the show she’ll be sharing her tips and advice on how people can chase their own goals and dreams.

Episode 4: Maria Walsh (2014 Rose of Tralee)

A weekly chat with the world's most interesting, inspirational and motivational people. Hosted by Breifne Earley mental health activist, adventurer, speaker, broadcaster & World Cycle Race champion.

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