In one of my early posts, “How I Became a Barefooter”, I described how I bumped into a short snippet in the newspaper about this interesting new book about hiking [...]
» A Guest Contribution by Sam Marquit from Fair Marquit Value As a green commercial contractor my job allows for me to travel to a number of different cities, countries [...]
Last week, I was 4 days in Bergen, Norway, at a work conference, with 300 participants from Norway and 6 foreign countries. I thought this would be a great event [...]
» A Guest Contribution by fellow Barefooter Randy Scott owner of Barefoot Art & Antiques Whenever we hear about folks enjoying the barefoot lifestyle, we normally think of doing so [...]
I’m wearing today a not-so-new, and no longer manufactured, pair of VivoBarefoot “Franklin” boots I got from fellow barefooter (minimalist footwear fan) Jesse Kebler (A Rebalanced Life or @JesseKelber). I [...]
I’m probably the least qualified person to ask about going barefoot (at least completely barefooted) in the winter, as I am not very accomplished at this as I see other [...]
» A Guest Contribution by fellow Barefooter Christopher Younkin from The Being Barefoot Podcast. I read a disturbingly bigoted letter to the editor of the Loyala University (New Orleans) campus [...]
I always find it interesting to ponder about what non-barefooters think of us barefooter when they interact with us in public. A prevalent subject during these interactions is the warnings [...]
I had the great pleasure to meet barefooter and podcaster Christopher Younkin on Skype last Friday. We chatted for about 1 and a half hour comparing notes about our barefoot [...]
Dale Blacker is a Registered Massage Therapist from Toronto, Canada who enjoys the benefits from walking and spending a good amount of time in bare feet - even at work [...]
