Rock Porch
RockPorch: An affiliate network for Creators & Bloggers We met RockPorch at Travel Con 2025. Day 1 of the conference and this great company threw a party at Corbett's in…
Seven Sundays Cereal Snacks
I grabbed a pack of Seven Sundays Cereal Snacks from RockPorch at Travel Con 2025 for a quick bite and was glad I did. The cereal style keeps things familiar, but these snacks are lighter than your usual granola bar. Toss them in your bag, and you’re set for snack time anywhere. They’re portable and never weigh you down. If you want something handy and healthier than a candy bar, Seven Sundays Cereal Snacks hit the spot. They taste good, travel well, and fit into a busy day without fuss. Give them a try if you like easy, healthy snacks.
REI Travel Stuff Pack
A bulky bag can throw off your groove, but the REI Stuff Travel Waist Pack offers a minimalist approach. It’s small enough to go unnoticed but big enough to carry your essentials. Its lightweight construction makes it a top pick for those who prefer to travel light.
Peak Protein Bars
I keep Peak Protein Bars in my bag for busy days. They’re lightweight and easy to toss in a pocket or lunchbox. Each bar delivers a solid boost of protein that holds me over between meals. The flavor tastes great—nothing chalky or fake, which is rare for snacks like this. I feel more energized after eating one, and they never leave me feeling weighed down. If you want something portable and tasty, Peak Protein Bars are worth a try.
Melin Odyssey Hydro Cap
I picked up the Melin Odyssey Hydro Cap from RockPorch at TravelCon 2025. It has been an incredible find ever since. I've taken it hiking, roadtripping, camping, and to the…
Lava Gel Oven
Flameless, Hassle-Free Cooking: Heat meals anywhere without the need for open flames. Ideal for freeze-dried meals, canned food, leftovers, and more—safe and efficient food warming for all occasions.
Kavu Organic StrapCap
Whether you're stopping at quirky landmarks or hiking scenic trails, having the right gear makes all the difference. Enter the Kavu Organic Strapcap Stone, a perfectly functional yet stylish companion for every step of your adventure.
Cochina Mexicana
Cochina Mexicana food truck brings a big dose of Tucson flavor to the street. Every bite feels packed with a mix of tradition and fresh ideas. The tacos and burritos taste homemade and have bold, punchy flavors.
Backcountry Destination Travel Cube
The Backcountry Destination Travel Cube won me over with its smart design. It feels solid and built to last, but simultaneously, the cube is light and easy to handle. I…
Animism & Ai
If you've ever shouted at your stubborn laptop or thanked your car for starting on a cold morning, you're in familiar company. Animism, the belief that objects, nature, and places can hold spirit, soul, or essence, slips quietly into daily life, often without notice. It's in our DNA. Thousands of years of evolved belief systems around this central focus. Across ancient and modern cultures, the idea of a supreme being (or numerous Deities and/or Spirits) watching over the living world has shaped stories, rituals, and how we speak to the things around us. We also often not only give inanimate items a life force, but we also often give them a gender.