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Postcards from Nowhere is a travel podcast that takes you on journeys exploring culture, history, food and people in the form of stories. With over a decade of travel stories in his kitty, Utsav Mamoria narrates the stories of the strange, obscure and fascinating things about the world, often interspersed with practical tips and deep realizations, which would shape the way you travel. Tune in to the new episode every Thursday.
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✈️ The Zero To Travel Podcast has been downloaded 10+ million times and named a "Best Travel Podcast" by The Washington Post, Travel + Leisure, The Telegraph, and Forbes. Subscribe now and get everything you need to travel the world on your terms, no matter what your situation or experience. Welcome to our amazing global listening community! ABOUT THE SHOW 👇 Do you want to fill your life with more travel than you ever thought possible? Whether you're a travel newbie dying to figure out how t ...
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Join TV hosts, authors and travel agents, Rob and Kerri Stuart as they take you to travel destinations around the globe. They will share what you need to know before you go, the must dos and some of the things that you may not know about. You'll enjoy the insider secrets they share with their clients. Travel Talk Weekly is your passport to the world. Subscribe and enjoy the show!
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Welcome to JUMP Podcast, your invitation to adventure. Through a mix of guest stories, solo episodes, and often raw and personal accounts, host Jackie Nourse (Traveling Jackie) explores travel, adventure, and lifestyle in ways meant to motivate YOU to move and get out and see the world. Let this show be a source of travel advice and inspiration, and remember that in the end, it’s YOU who takes the leap.
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Each episode, we’ll introduce you to people around the world living extraordinary travel lives. Discover their favorite travel haunts, funny travel fails, insider travel advice and learn what continues to inspire these travelers to explore the globe. My Travel Tales is a HITravelTales.com production, inspired by travel.
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Travel in Ten hosted by David Brodie is a ten minute window on some of the coolest places to visit around the world. From Hip Hotels to great restaurants, concerts, festivals and events we will be presenting audio tours, videocasts and soundscapes of interesting places around the globe. We hope you enjoy the podcast, please send any questions, comments or suggestions to travelin10@gmail.com - 890072 Our first series of podcasts focus on Tokyo, Japan but look for upcoming shows on many destin ...
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Are you searching for the best food around the world? Do you love traveling and drinking fabulous wine? Are you looking for travel recommendations you can trust? Join Amber & Eric as they explore the world in search of Adventures in Food, Wine & Luxury Travel.
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The Travel is Real is a podcast about hearing captivating stories from adventures abroad. Each guest on the episode reveals an experience which occurred while traveling, backpacking, or living abroad. These stories range from fun, comedic, risqué, to bizarre, gross, harrowing or horrific. As long as the if the narrative is intriguing, I want to hear it! Typically if an interview revolves around an arduous, dangerous, or harrowing narrative, the guest and I will give advice and tips, so liste ...
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Traveling abroad had such an impact on Rick early on, that he chose to dedicate his life to helping others see the world. In 1976, he launched Rick Steves’ Europe and, over time, built a travel empire along with a community of raving fans (including me!). His best-selling guidebook series, public television show, public radio show, syndicated trave…
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Do you wish to buy a new car? Or build the house of your dreams? But don’t know how to plan for your goals financially. Well, worry no more we got you. In today’s episode of Investverse, an investor education initiative by HDFC MF, Anupam will be in conversation with Utsav Mamoria, a consumer insights expert, traveler, and host of the podcast Postc…
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The 1949 Prohibition Act in the Bombay Province gave rise to a clandestine alcohol operation in the city called Aunty Bars. Apart from serving locally brewed alcohol, they also saw hawkers selling snacks, which eventually came to be known as Chakna. But Chakna is not a modern invention, and in fact has documented history tracing back to Vedic times…
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What happens when you say yes to adventure? Jackie Nourse (aka Traveling Jackie) is a long-term solo traveler, podcaster, and blogger who founded JUMP Adventures to meet her listeners and readers offline to travel together through the most epic corners of the planet. In this episode, Jackie shares the top five hidden highlights from her travels and…
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Would you believe me if I said that Tamil Nadu once hated filter coffee? If this sounds absurd, this week we travel in time to colonial Tamil Nadu and discover the story uncover the story of how the state went from hating to loving coffee Till then Check out the other episodes, Anne Frank, Lootera and Endless Life of Trees The Trees that built Veni…
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Do you want to create your own path and build a life around your passions? Today I'm joined by author Tony Fletcher to talk about his experience interviewing music legends and his lessons from backpacking the world. Tony has lived an incredible life, building a career around his passion for writing and music. He's conducted over 1,000 interviews an…
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134 - In this episode, hosts Rob and Kerri take us on a journey along the beautiful Danube River, sharing their recent cruising experience with Ama Waterways. With over 20 years of experience in river cruising, Ama Waterways has become a well-known name in the industry, and in this episode, Rob and Kerri give us an inside look into what makes their…
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Today we have a special episode from Hidden Trails of Oregon, a documentary-style podcast designed to put you in the heart of Oregon's most spectacular travel experiences. In this episode, award-winning travel writer and host Aaron Millar takes us on an immersive first-person journey across America's wild, weird, and wonder-filled state. You'll joi…
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Every year in early January, thousands of people, barefoot walk about 160 miles to the town in Tamil Nadu. They are devotees of the Tamil god Murugan, and carry a specific food item with them. Similarly, in the peak of summer, another set of men take the same journey, but carry a different food item with them. But why do they do so? This week, we t…
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: This episode was recorded before the conflict in Sudan, and Jacqui has since left the country. For additional information and ways to support the Sudanese people, visit eyesonsudan.net and follow Jacqui on Instagram. Why would someone choose to travel to the world's most dangerous places? Today I'm joined by Jacquelyn Kunz, …
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543 BC, Lord Buddha had left the earth, and his body was cremated in a sandalwood pyre at Kushinagar, in modern-day Uttar Pradesh. His left canine tooth was retrieved from the funeral pyre by his disciple, Khema. Over the decades, it changed hands and found itself in Kandy, Sri Lanka. So important was this tooth, that palaces were built around it. …
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Have you considered a ski trip to Bulgaria? Are you thinking about traveling with a group but unsure if it's right for you? Today I'm back on the mic with Travis Sherry, founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts and co-founder of Location Indie, to talk about our recent group trip to Bulgaria. Through his community and podcast, Extra Pack of Peanuts, Travis…
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Each year, Yulin in the Guangxi province of China catches the worlds attention for its dog meat festival, and receives harsh criticism. Closer home, activists have been trying to ban the dog meat among the tribes of Nagaland, even though the tribes enjoy protection under section 371A of the constitution. This week, we travel back in time, browse th…
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Do you want to live a more purposeful, passion-driven life? As travelers, we know that it's not just about the logistics of the trip; when building a lifestyle around our love for travel, other aspects of our lives come into play. Today I'm joined by Amrit Sandhu, founder of Inspired Evolution. Amrit is an internationally acclaimed certified coach,…
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On 16 November 2010, UNESCO declared this among the Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. This is usually seen in the Catalonian region of Spain, the Balearic islands and Valencia. This also has a sibling 7000 kms away on the coast of India. This week, we travel from Catalonia in Spain to the town of Pandharpur in Maharashtr…
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Do you dream of building a business that allows you to work from anywhere in the world? Today I’m joined by Dan Andrews, an OG in the digital nomad movement and co-host of The Tropical MBA Podcast, to talk about building a location-independent lifestyle and business. Since 2009, Dan and his co-host, Ian Schoen, have been sharing stories of people w…
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The midnight of 1st June 1981 is etched into the history of Jaffna. The city witnessed a one of its kind of violence, which was not just physical, but imaginative - aimed to strike at the heart of the city’s soul. And what eventually led to change the fate of a people. This week, we travel to north and eastern Sri Lanka, and discover how the decade…
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Do you ever wonder whether the idea of long-term travel or the nomadic lifestyle matches up to the reality of it? This is another episode in my Transition to Travel series where I interview someone before they head off to travel and catch up with them months later to see how it panned out! In today's audio journey, I'm joined by my friend, Maxwell …
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27th April 2018 The supreme leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un stepped over the De-militarized Zone (or DMZ) boundary line and entered South Korea. It was the first time since the 1950 Korean War that a North Korean leader had entered South Korean territory. As a symbol of peace, the Kim Jong Un also got a chef from Pyongyang to cook a signature dis…
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Are you considering a trip to Eastern Europe? For this week's episode, I'm pulling one of my favorite shows from the archive! Francis Tapon has a travel resume that inspires all of us to get out there and explore. He is the author of many renowned books, is an avid backpacker and slow travel junkie, and someone who has never owned a television, cou…
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In the legends of the Puri Jagannath temple, an irate goddess Laxmi is placated by Lord Jagannath by offering her a sweet. Its the same sweet which led to a battle between Odisha and West Bengal with each claiming to be the original inventor of it. But the presence of the sweet itself is a testament of a pattern in sweets in Eastern India, and even…
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What effect do you want your travels to have on the world? Today I'm joined by Co-Founder and CEO of AFAR, Greg Sullivan. AFAR is an award-winning travel media brand making a positive impact on the world through high-quality storytelling that inspires, empowers, and enriches travelers who care. In this episode, Greg gives us his take on the state o…
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In the early 19th century, the Maharaja of Travancore levied an absolutely bizzare tax: Any woman who had come of age and had breasts had to pay a breast tax, and bare her breasts to anyone who was of a higher caste to them. This was one amongst the hundreds of taxes the lower castes had to endure, which put them in a cycle of perpetual debt and po…
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Are you where you need to be right now in life? Today I'm joined by Ernest White II to learn about the value of living in alignment and following your creative pursuits. Ernest has circumnavigated the globe six times. He's a storyteller, explorer, executive producer, and host of the television travel docuseries Fly Brother with Ernest White II. In …
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133 - On this show, Rob and Kerri will give you some insight into how the different river cruise lines compare. You'll learn about what makes the luxury lines different and some of the different services included. Plus, how to go on a River Cruise without leaving the US. Some of the cruise lines included are Viking River Cruises, AmaWaterways, Scen…
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Have you ever considered traveling to Galicia, Spain? This week I’m swapping shows and bringing you a bonus episode from Amateur Traveler Podcast, an award-winning blog and podcast helping real travelers plan real trips to their own backyard or around the world. In this episode, host Chris Christensen talks to Lisa Rose Wright about her adopted hom…
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"Banasura Hill in Wayanad is one of the tallest mountains and is named after Banasura, son of the great demon king Mahabali and himself a legendary king with a thousand arms. But what could he have to do with the fact that Malaria is endemic in Wayanad? Meanwhile, the entire district is known to have leeches, with the exception of the town of Pulpa…
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Is Ireland on your list of places to visit? Today I'm joined by National Geographic tour leader and author Jack Kavanagh to give us the scoop on his homeland of Ireland. Jack Kavanagh is an expert traveler, journalist, writer, and tour leader for National Geographic Expeditions. He has worked as an editor for National Geographic International Editi…
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Have you ever experienced a trip that changed your perspective on life? Today, I'm joined by Kari Gale to learn about her experience hiking 500 miles from the French border into Spain on the Camino De Santiago and the unique way she journals her travels. Kari is an artist specializing in capturing the narratives of journey, food, and travel through…
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1756, France - A 27 year old man publishes two volumes on integral calculus. His work is recognized by his peers, he gets elected to the Royal Society in London, but his career as a mathematician also ends with those two volumes. A few decades later, a man circumnavigates the globe, but does not immediately get recognition for it. And all this is c…
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Have you ever dreamed of campervanning around Europe? Have you ever wanted to plan a remote work retreat for yourself or your organization? Today I’m joined by Chase Warrington, host of the About Abroad podcast, to talk about his experience campervanning around Europe and planning remote work retreats that create meaningful connections. Chase Warri…
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1470 BC - A five-ship caravan by Egyptian Pharoah Hatshepsut undertakes a unique voyage, possibly the first plant-collecting mission masterminded by a woman. The voyage is successful as the touring party returns with 31 live plants of a certain species. Over 4000 kms away, in a port once considered one of the greatest in the world, an extract of th…
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Have you ever wanted to create your own path toward travel? Today I'm joined by Mark White and Steffi Barthel to learn about the inspiring moments that led them to a life of travel, adventure, love, and music. Mark and Steffi met in a small town on the east coast of Australia in November 2016. After traveling together for six months, Mark decided t…
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132 - Join Rob and Kerri as they take you on a journey through Europe's waterways on this week's episode. Get ready to explore the major rivers of Europe and learn about the countries they visit. Discover the unique differences between each river and how to choose the one that best fits your travel goals. From the Rhine to the Danube, the Seine to …
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1939, Edinburgh. The 7th International Congress of Genetics was being held, but it was not just another scientific conference. It was held after a gap of 4 years, and the most discussed subject had nothing to do with genetics. Everyone was discussing an empty chair. A few decades later, the prime minister of one of the largest nations in the world …
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Tony Giles has visited 130 countries on 7 continents and counting. He’s written 3 books, delivered an epic TEDx talk, and has been featured in major media all over the globe, including the BBC and Travel + Leisure. In this episode, Tony shares his inspiring story of traveling the world as a blind solo traveler. He talks about his struggles growing …
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After its arrival in Crimea in 1347, it rapidly spread through Constantinople, Spain, France and southern England. By 1350, it devastated Northern France, the British Isles, Germany and the Scandinavian region. It then crept up to Russia, touching Moscow in 1353. It killed an estimated 30% to 65% of European population. Thousands of kilometres in a…
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What is your favorite style of travel? Today I am joined by Tim Marting to dive into what it means to be a “Slowmad” and the biggest benefits of spending more time in a new country. Tim is the co-founder and COO of Citizen Remote, an online community geared toward helping its members achieve their travel dreams. It is a platform built by digital no…
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This week, we travel from the Wollemi National Park in Australia to the Xingdoushan Nature Conservation Area in China to uncover the story of two living fossils, and how trees can shape national identities. Till then Check out the other episodes of "Ireland Untravelled" Lost Treasures, Dynamite and the Irish Nation : https://ivm.today/3okwxm5 Gaeli…
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to connect with your heritage? Today I am joined by ex-pat and street photographer, Taro Moberly, to learn about how a short-term trip to learn about his roots turned into 7+ years of living in Kyoto, Japan. Taro’s passion for photography took flight when he moved from California to Japan in 2015. While …
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Have you ever wondered what makes a curated travel experience worthwhile? This week I am joined by Torunn Tronsvang, the founder of Up Norway, to discuss how to have an authentic adventure and unforgettable experience in Norway. After working and living in Bhutan, Dubai, Switzerland, Thailand, and the Maldives for many years, Torunn came back to he…
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131 - On this episode of Travel Talk Weekly, get the inside scoop on Rob and Kerri's journey in the travel industry. Hear about their favorite trips, their evolution to podcasting, and their top travel trends for 2023. Plus, get tips on how to plan your next dream trip. Don't forget to join DuoLingo to learn a new language! So, let's adventure toge…
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Sometime around early 1880, Edward Morse, an American zoologist and archaeologist, travelled through Japan. On a train ride between Yoko-hama and Tokyo, he noticed something odd - A shell mound. This discovery revolutionised the field of anthropology and archaeology in Japan. About 1500 kms away from Tokyo, lies the island of Yakushima, in the Kago…
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What are the essential qualities of the best remote work destinations? Today I am joined by award-winning travel journalist and friend of the show, Tim Leffel, to review his hand-tailored list of up-and-coming remote work destinations for 2023. Tim has been a travel writer since 1993 and has been writing, editing, and publishing travel-related cont…
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In the autumn of year 1280, Kublai Khan, the only non-Han to rule China convened a meeting at his summer palace in Shangdu, Inner Mongolia. He wanted to mount and attack on Japan, and eventually did so in 1281. Seven hundred years later, Japan was fighting another war it was losing quickly - World War II. What could possibly connect these two wars …
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What destinations are on your list of places to visit in 2023? Today I am joined by the senior editor for National Geographic Traveler, Amy Alipio, to talk about 5 of her favorite destinations from Nat Geo’s Best of the World 2023 List. With a career 20+ year career at National Geographic, Amy provides an insider perspective on how the publication …
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What can thinking about death teach us about living life? Today I am dusting off a classic from the archives to explore the answer to that question. In my 2019 interview with author, songwriter, speaker, and free spirit Bronnie Ware we discuss the freedom that comes with understanding and accepting the sacred gift of time. Bronnie Ware is devoted t…
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Are you ready for the 9th Annual Norwegian Christmas Spectacular? The time has come my friends! On today’s extra special Christmas episode, Anne Dorthe and I snuggle up and talk about 5 ways you can make this a magical holiday season. Tune in to hear our favorite parts of the holiday season, find gratitude, gain new ideas about how to celebrate, an…
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Do you ever wish you could just slow down? Today I am joined by a long-time digital nomad and founder of Wandering Earl Tours, Derek "Earl" Baron to dive into the best countries to settle in and spend quality time. Derek set off for his first trip in December of 1999 and has been traveling the world non-stop since. Having visited over 100 countries…
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