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Walker Loetscher

  • Creative Director, FEVO
New York
As seen in: Yahoo Life, Business Insider, Aol, Seattle PI, InsideHook, The Edwardsville Intelligencer, RealClear Life, The Journal-Courier, Wildsam
evp of creative strategy @hellofevo / formerly @insidehook
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The Soccer Bus

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By Walker Loetscher
| Wildsam
Words by WALKER LOETSCHER Ride with the converted schoolie taking an endless soccer road trip across America. Somewhere in these United States, come rain or shine, dawn or dusk, first match of preseason or the dying embers of a playoff run, the Soccer Bus is dutifully chugging toward its next destination. Maybe it’s on that postcard stretch of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Parkway that runs from Boone to Asheville, to catch the next round of the US Open Cup.
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Behind the Scenes of 2025's Most Iconic Movie Clip

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By Walker Loetscher
| Wildsam
It will go down as the most memorable movie scene of the year, possibly the decade. Four cars are mired in a deadly game of hide-and-seek on an undulating stretch of rural California state highway. Inside those cars are at least two generation-defining actors (Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn) and another in the making (newcomer Chase Infiniti).
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When we go on family vacations, one of us arrives 3 days early without our kid. It's the secret to our happy marriage.

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By Walker Loetscher
| Yahoo Life Verified
My wife and I both love traveling alone, but having a baby has made it hard to plan solo trips. We came up with an arrangement — whenever we take a family trip, one of us arrives a few days early. This system also improves our trips because we can report back on the weather, culture, and lodging. Just six months after we met, my now-wife and I flew to Spain for a 10-day crash course in compatibility.
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