Podcast episodes are posted twice a month (every second Thursday) and include inspiration for the curious around unusual and fascinating places as well as the deeper aspects of travel.
Music: Time Shift by Antarctic licensed for Mass Market Reproduction from Audiojungle.
All the backlist episodes are linked below. Just click the episode to see the show notes and book recommendations. You can subscribe on RSS, iTunes, Android, Stitcher, or Spotify by clicking the buttons below – or just check your favorite podcast app.
#25 – Traveling on the Trans-Siberian Express with SJI Holliday
#24 – The Happiest Country in the World. Finland with Helena Halme
#23 – Traveling Through the Eyes of Faith with Richard Zimler
#22 – The City of Life and Death. New Orleans with Laura and Dan Martone
#21 – Ancient City, Modern Life. Beijing with L.H.Draken
#20 – Outback Nights and City Days in the Lucky Country: Australia with J.F.Penn
#19 – Walking the Camino de Santiago with Ashlee Cowles
#18 – Traveling by Train Across the USA with J. Thorn
#17 – Living on the Edge: Greenland with Christoffer Petersen
#16 – Between the Desert and the Sea. Djibouti with Rachel Pieh Jones
#15 – Venice, Art History and Italian Artisans with Laura Morelli
#14 – Northumberland: Ancient Lindisfarne and Modern Newcastle with LJ Ross
#13 – Berlin: Dark History and Modern Art with Rebecca Cantrell
#12 – Oxford: Decadence, Discipline, and Dreaming Spires with J.F.Penn
#11 – Wild and Beautiful Hawaii with Toby Neal
#10 – Adventure, Walking and My Midsummer Morning with Alastair Humphreys
#9 – Memento Mori: How Travel Can Help Us Deal with Death and Grief with Dr. Karen Wyatt
#8 – Scuba Diving: The Wonder of Traveling Beneath The Waves with J.F.Penn
#7 – Sailing on the Tall Ship Elissa In Galveston, Texas, with Carrie McAllister
#6 – Macabre Montreal with Mark Leslie
#5 – Myth and Reality. Beauty and Decay in Venice with J.F.Penn
#4 – Granada and Cordoba in Andalusia, Spain with Historical Thriller Author, David Penny
#3 – Escape, Reinvention, Curiosity, Challenge. Why Travel? with J.F. Penn
#2 – Intimate War. How Ireland Inspires the Writing of Orna Ross