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Nicaragua’s Top Surf and Yoga Retreat! Rise Up Surf’s Secret to Mind-Body Bliss | Phil Southan
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In this episode, I spoke to the founder of Rise Up Surf Retreats, Phil Southan, about why his luxury retreat in Nicaragua is one of the best in Central America.
We go into depth on how Phil went about starting the business, why he started, and the current situations and future goals.
You can check out the retreat on the Rise Up to Surf Retreats website and book today: 👉https://www.riseupsurf.com/
Welcome Phil, who & how he fell in love with travel
Support Take a Wander with Shebs
Rise Up Surf Retreat - how it all started
Looking at the competition
Giving back to the community
Key people within the business
What is involved within the retreat if you book
Size of the group
Do you need to know how to surf before booking
Cost of the retreat & demographic
What makes Rise Up Surf Retreat stand out
How does Phil relax away from the business
Where would Phil like the business to go
Where to book, follow & outro
#surfcasting #travelpodcast #surfing
Overcoming Anxiety to Launch a Travel Coaching Business & Deliver Tedx Talks | Sahara Rose De Vore
26 Aug 2024
00:31:38
In this interview, I spoke to Sahara Rose De Vore, the Founder and CEO of The Travel Coach Network, a global community of travel coaches.
Sahara went from broke college student to traveling to 84 countries solo to trailblazing a new path in the travel industry. She believes that the travel planning process is more than just a transaction. This led her to create the world's first and only ICF-accredited certification programme for travel coaches.
Sahara is a published author, global speaker, and TEDx speaker, and has been in over 200 media outlets for her travel and business expertise, including Forbes, Travel Weekly, Conde Nast Traveler, TripAdvisor, CNBC, WISN-12, and CNN Travel.
Sahara was named one of 2023’s Most Influential Women in Travel by TravelPulse and also appeared on Season 8 of Project Pitch It.
✅ Chapters 0:00 Behind-the-scenes 3:56 Intro 5:03 Welcome Sahara & love for travel 7:44 Travel to help well-being - overcoming anxiety 12:37 Determination and work ethic with an end goal 17:00 Day to day of The Travel Coaching Network 19:25 Advice on how to set up a business 21:27 Key to Sahara's success 24:32 Finding clients 27:02 Next steps to evolve the business 29:22 What other ideas are on the horizon 30:43 How to stay connected & Outro
Essence of Ramadan & is it on the Verge of Commercialism | Tharik Hussain's New Book
26 Feb 2024
00:32:30
📘 About 'Ramadan Mubarak': In this episode, I have a thought-provoking conversation with acclaimed author Tharik Hussain as we delve into the heart of his latest book, 'Ramadan Mubarak: A Little Inspiration for the Blessed Month.' 🌙✨
Tharik opens up about the significance of Ramadan in his life and shares the motivation behind writing this inspiring book. We discussed diverse voices, which include female voices and the British and Bangladeshi perspectives.
We also delved into whether Ramadan is on the verge of becoming commercially profitable for big businesses.
🌍 Get Your Copy: Explore the 'Ramadan Mubarak' pages and immerse yourself in the wisdom and inspiration they hold. Available now at https://amzn.to/3SqRU3y Whether you're Muslim or not, this book offers a universal message.
What is it like to travel as a black French | Garance Choko
12 Jun 2021
00:30:30
I had the pleasure of sitting down and talking to Garance Choko about her life, career and her travels up to the present day.
Garance spoke to me about her early life journey and how she found it difficult growing up in Paris, France. She explains that she had always wanted to leave due to not feeling welcome due to her race. You will see why this was the case as we spoke in detail about racism in society as a whole.
She talked to me about the journey she took that led her to parts of South America and eventually made her way to New York, where she is the founder and CEO of Codasocieties. Garance does explain to me what she aims to achieve with the company.
I spoke with Garance about what it's like to be away from her family and friends. Having embarked on this journey, you will find out what type of impact it has made on her life. I also asked whether she had found New York as the place where she could call her home.
We discussed some of the memorable places she's travelled to and how those places have impacted her. She also spoke to me about the meaning of her travel.
It was a great talk, and I loved how open and honest Garance was with me. I look forward to the next chapter in her journey and meeting up with her the next time I am in New York.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/867zyO1agTk). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
I sat down and spoke to Jeanine about her life and career up to the present day.
Jeanine is quite eclectic in her pursuits. She is a travel writer and photographer, fashion and product designer, comedy screenwriter, and entrepreneur. (Her line of clothing, bags and wallets can be found here http://www.jthetravelauthority.com/store/)
She has visited 100 countries and all 50 states, often bicycling, hiking, or Nordic skiing. Her quirky comedy short film that she wrote, 'Such A Deal,' debuted in 2020.
Jeanine spoke to me about her early love for travel. She tells me that growing up in a dysfunctional household only made her want to achieve her goals more.
We discussed how she got into writing, as it wasn't in a conventional way. Her articles have been published in magazines, newspapers and websites that include the Washington Post, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, Forbes, National Geographic Traveler, Huffington Post, Virtuoso Life and CNN Travel.
She also appeared back in 1989 on an episode with David Letterman on the David Letterman Show talking to him about nutrition.
We also discussed her work-life balance and where she gets time to wind down with so many projects on the go. You will see that she doesn't like to pinpoint any of her work as her outstanding piece, as she puts 100% effort into whatever she does.
Jeanine also spoke about a few essential trips in her life that she looks back on with joy, but she cannot pick a favourite. The longer the travel journey, the more she feels for a place. There are places she told me that she would like to travel to in the coming years.
I thoroughly enjoyed having Jeanine on my show. It was a delight to get to know her, and I look forward to seeing more of her work and perhaps bumping into her on one of my travels.
#traveljournalist #travelwriter #travelpodcast
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/4w6B_fPQ3TY). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
I spoke to Sucheta Rawal, a travel expert with a mission to raise awareness in the world through meaningful travel and cultural understanding.
Sucheta spoke to me about when she moved away from India at the age of 17 to America. In particular, we discussed some fundamental reasons why telling that story, whether it is through writing or other various social media outlets, was a vital narrative to inform and inspire, especially as she is from a south Asian background. We spoke about going from working in the corporate world to writing articles on food and eventually pursuing her passion for food and travel.
That passion led Sucheta to become a Writer, and she has regular publications with the likes of CNN, Creative Loafing, CheapOair, and The Huffington Post.
From our talk, you will also see that she likes to draw on her own experience of travelling to 100 countries across 7 continents and inspiring others to travel sustainably to give back to communities.
This passion led her to form 'Go Eat Give' in 2011. We discussed what the organisation can provide grassroots around the world and how it offers customised travel experiences to individuals and groups.
I also discussed with Sucheta about her successful children's illustrative books on travel, 'Beato Goes To.' What led her to want to create this for kids, and whether there are more books on the way.
With her passion for food, she spoke to me about her love of cooking a different cuisine each night.
Sucheta was a delight to talk to. It was quite an in-depth talk we had, but I could have spoken to her for days and not gotten bored. Her story is an inspirational one, and I will be keeping an eye out for what's next to come, as I am intrigued to see her succeed more.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/dDiiK6jk_Eg). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Only tourist in the Faroe Islands | Robin Meuleman
12 Jun 2021
00:24:38
I sat down and spoke to Robin about his travels and his love for photography.
Robin discussed how he first started travelling and how that led him to explore more as time went on. He spoke to me about his love for Iceland and the Faroe Islands. He has the ambition to see more of the world and talked to me about a few places on top of his bucket list.
We spoke about over-tourism as well. Our discussion was based on places like the Faroe Islands having too many tourists visiting that the locals can't handle it. Can there be something to tackle this?
Robin also told me about his visit to the Faroe Islands and the time of the year he went when there was nothing open. He said he managed to survive somehow, which you will find out as there was no food for him to eat, and he was travelling solo.
We spoke about Robin's photography skills and where that passion started. He talked to me about the type of photography he likes to take and his ambitions to get even better than he is now.
It was great to have Robin on the show, and I look forward to seeing his next adventure. I shall give him a ring when I visit Belgium myself.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/RlafDxG3nQM). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Max Taucher is a very charismatic young man. I sat down with him and spoke to him about his life, his YouTube channel, and what got him to start making travel videos.
Max was born deaf, but with a successful cochlear implant technology in his ears, this now allows him to hear and speak. Max desires to have his 'Deaf Boy Abroad' channel grow and would like to reach 1,000 subscribers very soon. Perhaps also get international recognition.
Also, in the future, he would love to work in the production industry. Specifically for Netflix, either as a film editor or cameraman or perhaps become a director and have his on film one day.
It was wonderful speaking with him, and I can't wait to see where his journey takes him.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/8Hw4qoHQgko). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Yashodha Edirisinghe and I sat down and spoke about some of her experiences travelling around her home country, Sri Lanka.
We talked about why it was important to her to travel around her home first before embarking on a journey abroad. There were some specific places she spoke to me about and places where she recommended.
Yashodha also spoke to me about why waterfalls were always on her list of things to see and experience. Plus we talked about the types of food to eat, and what to try when visiting Sri Lanka.
We also discussed the online abuse she gets. She explained that she would just ignore any abuse she would get online, but it had become too much in recent times. Majority of the abuse wherefrom men on a sexual harassment level. Yashodha discussed with me how she tackled this.
We also spoke about some of the places she would like to travel to once she feels she has done enough of Sri Lanka.
It was a very intriguing talk, and I thank Yashodha for being so honest with me, especially about the abuse she gets. I wish her the best, and I look forward to meeting her when I travel to Sri Lanka.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/-iWSzPzgwDM). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
I spoke with Safoura Taheri about why Iran is a place to travel.
Safoura spoke to me about the country's beauty and why there is a misconception about Iran from the western media. We talked about some of the places she loves to visit and that perhaps people should put on their bucket lists.
She spoke to me about wanting to travel abroad after she has seen all of Iran. Some of the places on her list include Europe and the United States.
Safoura is married and said she would love to travel even more when she has a family, as she would want her kids to experience and learn from what life has to offer. To her, there is no better way of getting an education than travelling.
It was a great joy to have Safoura on my show, as I wanted to show the world that Iran is a place of beauty and it should be a destination people think of and a country not overlooked.
I look forward to visiting Iran soon and looking forward to Safoura and her family's future journey.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/hJrSJ60bZm0). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
The photo that launched my photography career | Lola Akinmade Åkerström
12 Jun 2021
00:27:40
I had the pleasure of talking to Lola about her life and career up to the present day.
Lola is internationally recognised for her work and has won numerous awards. Some of her work has been featured in the likes of CNN Travel, National Geographic Traveller, and BBC Travel.
We spoke about how it all started for her in the industry. Lola told me that she moved to Maryland, USA, and started her education there and then eventually moved across to Europe and settled up in Sweden. She started her career as a field journalist at Eco-Challenge, and then years later, she decided to pursue her love for photography and go full-time as an entrepreneur.
Lola and I spoke about her work, including some projects that she has ongoing. We also spoke about the one work that got her noticed, which was a photograph of a husky she took for the National Geographic Traveller.
As an established author, we spoke about some of her published books. She recommended one to pick up if you haven't read any of her books before.
She spoke to me about how she went about launching a new academy recently. She hopes the academy will inspire a new generation.
We also spoke about her family life, being married with 2 kids. She told me how she balances her work being a mother.
There are some other new projects on the cards, and she will continue to work on her photography.
It was a real pleasure talking to Lola. Her passion and commitment are inspiring. I learnt a lot just by talking to her and have instilled some of the sage advice she gave me into my work. I look forward to seeing where Lola goes next in her entrepreneurial life.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/u6X_g6r44pk). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
How to start a successful Travel YouTube Channel | Karl Watson
12 Jun 2021
00:42:04
Karl and I sat down and spoke about some of his experiences in travel and what it took for him to start his travel channel, 'Karl Watson-Travel Documentaries.'
We spoke about some of his early days and where his love for travel started. The conversation then led to us talking about filming documentaries and where that all started. He has gone on to make some wonderful feature-length films, usually as a one-man band, occasionally with the help of others.
He spoke to me about a few key points when starting and what the content should consist of. He mentioned if there is no relevance to what the audience wants, then they will switch off. Consistency throughout the film is important, from what I gathered, which isn't an easy feat when filming a travel documentary.
We also spoke about some of his travel experiences, and in particular, we spoke about travelling for the reason of wanting it and not necessarily doing it to tick a box or tick a country off a bucket list.
I also spoke to Karl about the effects of travelling on his relationships.
It was a brilliant talk, and I loved every bit of our chat. Karl came across as a down-to-earth, no-nonsense type of guy. His channel is so successful as there is a clear mindset on what he wants, which is vital.
I look forward to more of his new work soon.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/VPLJHcRq0r4). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Can I travel solo as a female from India? | Rutuja Kulkarni
12 Jun 2021
00:22:03
I sat down and spoke to Rutuja Kulkarni about some of her experiences regarding her travels.
Rutuja is a solo female traveller from India. Not many females from India travel solo, but she spoke to me about why she explores solo. One of the big reasons behind it was due to her relationship as she was married. She talked to me about the different mindsets and environments in which the man she married had grown up. Perhaps how that stopped her from wanting to explore more about her inner self and life.
We talked about some of her memorable places. What she was looking forward to seeing in the future.
It was a pleasure having Rutuja on the show, and I hope people took some inspiration away from our talk.
I look forward to bumping into her when I next visit India.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/zpvYFnZujzQ). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Unveiling Life's Adventure: Lisa Jansen's Journey in a Campervan | Life Done Differently
08 Jan 2024
00:39:52
🌟 In this episode, I dive into and discuss an inspiring journey with Lisa Jansen in this interview where we unravel the pages of her captivating book, 'Life Done Differently: One Woman's Journey on the Road Less Travelled.' 📖 Lisa shares the profound reasons behind her decision to explore New Zealand, turning a campervan into her home. 🚐
In this candid conversation, we delve deep into the impact of Lisa's unconventional lifestyle on her relationships and explore the highs and lows of her nomadic existence. Did the open road lead to loneliness, or did it forge connections that surpassed expectations?
The interview also touches upon the unexpected challenges thrown by the global pandemic. Discover how Lisa coped with uncertainty and isolation, finding resilience and strength amidst unprecedented times.
If the interview inspires you, why not purchase her book? 👇🏽 ✅ Visit; https://www.lifedonedifferently.com/ or https://amzn.to/48DKsbW
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/PeMz27XmYZw). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
✅ Chapters
Intro
Welcome Lisa
Falling in Love with Travel
Love for New Zealand
Career & Books written
Why campervan Life
Finances & Friends
Relationships
Introvert?
Van breaking & Pandemic
Nomadic life sustainable? Contribution to the travel industry
My talk with Sahil Pole was based on his early travels and what's ahead for him in the coming years.
Sahil talked to me about how he has travelled a fair bit of India and parts of the country where many tourists and even Indians haven't been. He spoke to me in detail about specific trips and what he had gained from those experiences.
To this day, Sahil has travelled with companions but is open to the idea of travelling solo in the future. There are many places he wants to see around India before embarking on a trip abroad. One of the first places he told me he wants to travel to is Switzerland because his favourite actor Shahrukh Khan has recorded many films there. So his curiosity to travel there has been enlightened.
At 21, there is a lot that Sahil can look forward to. I enjoyed having him on my show, and I look forward to what he gets up to next in the world of travel.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/_frl3qiHG7Y). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
I had the pleasure of talking to my friend, Jimmy Dick Ezcurra.
Jimmy and I met on a group tour in Peru, where he was my tour guide back in September 2016. We remained friends since that time, as I loved Jimmy's outlook on life.
In our discussion, we spoke about how travelling started for him, as he stated his father was a pilot, which meant he boarded a flight for the first time before his first birthday. Ever since that time, he has always wanted to experience the world.
Jimmy spoke to me about how he got involved in the travel industry as he managed to land a job as a tour guide with, G Adventures, the biggest company in the world for providing tours for small groups. The job suits him well as he loves the authentic aspect of travel.
Due to the current climate, he has been laid off as there aren't many travellers heading their way to Peru, but he hopes to get back to doing what he loves soon.
We also discussed how hard it might be travelling on the road with the job and being away from his family and friends and whether it has been a burden on him.
Jimmy spoke to me about some of his memorable places and what he would like to achieve next in the world of travel.
It was a delight having Jimmy on my show and reminiscing at times. I have real admiration for him, which is why we have remained friends. I wish him nothing but the best, and I look forward to catching up with him on the road soon.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/wBaTuv9IkcY). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
What's it like travelling as a Family? | Sharon & Mike Cassidy
07 Jun 2021
00:33:22
I had the pleasure of speaking to Sharon and Mike Cassidy about their lives and where they sit today.
Sharon & Mike Cassidy are expats living in Dubai. They are kiwis with two daughters and travel as much as they can as a family. They discussed with me what it’s like to travel as a family and how they are looking to do this on a full-time basis.
They both met in New Zealand and didn't necessarily want to travel the world, but with opportunities arising, they eventually moved across to UAE, Dubai.
They both spoke to me about some of the elements of their travels and what they look for when they travel now as a family.
I also spoke to them about what it is like to travel with kids. There have been questions in my mind about whether it is possible to travel as a family like you do when you are single. Whether that is to do with financial reasons or difficulties travelling with kids. They both told me how they manage to balance it all out. 2020 was meant to be a year where they were going to be travelling on a full-time basis.
They also spoke to me about what travel will look like in the future when we get back to some normality.
I enjoyed my talk with them. Listening to both Sharon and Mike gave me confidence if I was to have a family and whether I would find a way to travel.
I look forward to seeing where they head as a family.
#travelpodcast #podcast #familytravel
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/osSidKT1AfI). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube
#travelpodcast #podcast #familytravel
... Chapters
Intro
Welcome, Sharon & Mike; how has Dubai been
Saying hello to the kids
How they both met, moving to Dubai
Where did the love of travel come from
What appeals to them when travelling
Finding out Sharon was pregnant
Did having kids ever stop them from wanting to travel
Travelling as a family
Work and life balance with travel & family
Looking at full-time travel
What do you think the industry will look like post-pandemic
Honeysuckle Rose: Food Tasting Extravaganza with Ryan & Kelleanne Jones
04 Dec 2023
00:38:52
🌟 Welcome to this edition of the podcast on our look at this food-tasting restaurant, Honeysuckle Rose, where culinary excellence meets heartfelt hospitality! 🍽️ I had an exclusive conversation with the brilliant minds behind this food haven, Ryan & Kelleanne Jones. 🎙️
In this engaging discussion, we explore the meticulous attention to detail in every aspect – from the warm service to the exquisite food and drink offerings. 🥂 Hear firsthand about Ryan & Kelleanne's commitment to delivering a first-class dining experience that goes beyond expectations.
You will discover the fascinating journey that led them to open Honeysuckle Rose, as we delve into the passion and ambition that fuel their culinary dreams. 🌹
You will also learn about the carefully chosen location, the heart and soul of their restaurant, and why it sets the perfect backdrop for unforgettable dining experiences.
Curious about the inspiration behind Honeysuckle Rose? Eager to know more about the thought process behind their menu, the cost considerations, and the dedication to providing top-notch service? This podcast has all the answers!
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/hYSgJhBv7pg). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
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Rowing To The Horizon: The Incredible Journey Across The Pacific In 39 Days | Paris Norriss
06 Nov 2023
00:31:43
This is a special landmark episode, as it's the 100th show! I felt it fitting for Travel Host and entrepreneur Paris Norriss to speak to me on this special episode about his recent expedition rowing across the Pacific Ocean.
Paris has been on the show previously (https://youtu.be/pDteFs8p9go), where you talked to me about the beginning of his journey and how he made his show, Guy in Dubai, a huge hit.
In this episode, Paris talked to me about how he completed the biggest adventure of his life when he successfully rowed 4,800km across the Pacific Ocean.
Only 82 people in history had ever attempted to row the world’s largest ocean, and it took him and his team 39 days of battling through two storms, 40ft waves and strange encounters with mysterious marine life to complete this journey.
I spoke to him about the reason why he wanted to do this and what was the purpose. We also delved into whether he documented this on film or not. And what did he learn from it?
We also discussed what is next for him.
It's a fascinating discussion, and it's so great to have Paris as my 100th episode of the podcast.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/dHyN66ql_e4). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#pacificocean #rowing #travelpodcast ... Chapters
Intro
Welcome Paris
Why is Paris in Hawaii
Was it 39 days straight rowing across the Pacific Ocean?
How comfortable was the rowing boat?
What was the main goal & motivation for wanting to do this expedition?
Was this filmed for documentary purposes?
Sneak peek - trailer for the documentary
Expectations for the Pacific Ocean
Learning on the boat & staying strong
Is there a network for the documentary & fear of death
Plans for another expedition?
How proud is Paris of his achievements? Evolution taking time
Tales from the Wanderlust Trail | Karen Gershowitz
02 Oct 2023
00:29:23
In this episode, I welcomed back to the show explorer and author of the new book Wanderlust: Extraordinary People, Quirky Places, and Curious Cuisine, Karen Gershowitz.
We discuss what Karen's new book entails and how it differs from her first book.
We dive deep into some of the chapters that stood out for me and what she learned from writing this piece.
I had the pleasure of reading the book and writing a blurb – you can purchase the book on Amazon and all good bookstores.
Alternatively, you can check out Karen's website on the link below on how you can purchase the book there.
Jeremy Bassetti | Journey through Bolivia: A Memoir of Culture, Adventure, & Discovery
25 Sep 2023
00:26:55
In this episode, I spoke to writer, photographer, Podcaster, and educator, Jeremy Bassetti. Our discussion was based on his upcoming book, The Hill of the Skull.
We delve into the book, a 7,000-word travel memoir and 50 photographs from his visit or, as Jeremy puts it in the interview, pilgrimage to a sacred mountain in Bolivia. I go into why he also wanted to write this book and what the significance was.
Jeremy discusses crowdfunding his book on Kickstarter from September 25 until October 26 2023. The direct link is: https://jeremybassetti.com/skull
It also includes an afterword by the celebrated author Pico Iyer and a printed dialogue between Jeremy and the award-winning British photographer Alys Tomlinson on the subject of craft, photography, and project-based work.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/BccdaiZ31BU). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
In this episode, I spoke to the CEO and owner of Adventures in Good Company, Kelly Kimple.
We discussed Kelly taking over the company in 2020 and how the ethos still empowers women to travel, whether solo in a group or accompanied. We also touch on the company's longevity and the secret to it, as it has been running since 1999.
We also discuss what makes the company unique and what experience women will salvage from travelling with her company.
Kelly also discussed with me the company's target demographics and age range. We also discuss whether she wants the company to grow even further or is happy with where it is now.
If you are a woman inspired by this discussion to travel but are concerned about whether it is safe, contact Adventures in Good Company on their details below and start travelling today.
Luxury Travel Blog for the Experienced Traveller | Amanda O'Brien
24 Jul 2023
00:25:15
In this episode, I spoke to travel blogger from The Boutique Adventurer, Amanda O'Brien.
Our discussion was around Amanda's early working years, moving away from Australia, and transitioning from marketing to blogging.
I discussed with her what Boutique Adventurer was about and how it helps people travel. What challenges she may have faced starting, and what's her unique selling point.
We delved into why networking played a key part in her work, along with SEO.
We also discussed the evolutionary process for her blog going forward.
Listening to Amanda's journey will surely help someone out there looking to start a travel blog.
In this episode, I spoke to the founder & CEO of Helping Rhinos, Simon Jones.
We started by discussing why Simon decided to leave a corporate job and begin Helping Rhinos, as well as how far the charity has come since its launch in March 2012. Simon talked about his goal to assist the species to thrive in their native environment at a sustainable level.
Simon described how they collaborate with a small number of partners, primarily in Africa, who must satisfy or adhere to specific requirements, such as preserving or developing new habitats for rhinos and other species – saving rhinos from poaching – providing information and education on the importance of rhino population preservation to local communities and larger populations. Finally, to maintain the species with other scalable and sustainable efforts.
We also spoke about what makes the charity different from others and about the annual gala held every September and the significance of it.
Simon also discussed short-term and long-term plans and why conservation is necessary.
Check out Helping Rhinos details below to stay in touch or how to get involved in the charity.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/mcwtbPB_Q9E). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Being part of a Luxury Travel Club | Amit Jaipuria
29 May 2023
00:23:03
In this episode, I spoke to the founder & CEO of Postcards Travel Group, Amit Jaipuria.
Amit explained that Postcard Travel Club is a global membership network of mindful travellers seeking immersive travel experiences that encourage strong self-growth and personal development.
We discussed why he started the company and his intentions when he first started the business. He explained why the business is aimed to target the luxury travel market.
Amit discussed involving the business with the community where people travel and why this was important.
We delved into what the long-term plan is as well going forward.
#travelpodcast #travelclub #immersivevideo
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/Q6dy135Jcno). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
… Chapters
Intro
Welcome Amit
How are the other businesses doing that Amit started
Business has a community base to it
What is Postcard?
Has the company gone global?
How can someone become a partner? Building momentum
From Olympian to Politician to YouTube Adventurer: Meet The Cruising Kiwis – Sailing, Travel, & More
22 Jul 2024
00:31:26
Led by parents Rob (an ex-Olympic rower) and Rachel (a twice gold medal winner at the World Triathlon Championships) Hamill, The Cruising Kiwis, along with their three boys, Finn, Declan, and Ivan, have an unusual and poignant story, which really sets them apart from other families who have broken free of the rat race to sail around the world.
Back in the mid-1970s, Rob's eldest brother, Kerry, set off in his 28-foot sailing boat to sail from Australia up to SE Asia. In 1978, while cruising off the coast of Cambodia, he and his crewmate were captured by the Khmer Rouge Navy, imprisoned, interrogated, and tortured, which ended with them being executed, after signing false confessions that they were CIA operatives.
This tragic backstory led the family to decide to retrace Kerry's journey and document it on their YouTube channel.
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How to master trekking with a tyre | Dominic Renshaw
10 Apr 2023
00:26:13
In this episode, I spoke to explorer and mountaineer, Dominic Renshaw about his attempt to break the world record from John O'Groats to Lands End trekking with a tyre.
We discussed why he wanted to do this and whether there were more goals after this trek. One aim he has is to raise awareness for BlackDog Outdoors: "The Long Tread" - Raising awareness of mental health - GoFundMe
We go into detail about the physical training required and how he fell in love with trekking from the start.
Well worth following Dominic as you never know what he has up his sleeves next.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/cBRyoPBPii8). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
I saw the volcano erupt in Iceland | Martha Knight
27 Mar 2023
00:24:59
In this episode, I spoke to travel blogger from May Cause Wanderlust, Martha Knight.
We spoke in detail about why she started her blog and how the blog and discussed her unique selling point as a blogger. Why collaborating is a critical factor to being a blogger.
We also discussed how the blog could evolve with time.
She discussed travelling to Iceland to see the volcano erupt as a memory she will relish for the rest of her life.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/1TR0qhhMdsw). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#travelpodcast #publicrelations #travelblogger
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Intro
Welcome, Martha, early love for travel and education
Why Martha transitions into a travel blogger, losing her job during lockdown
Intentions and goal behind her blog
Specific travels for the blog, choosing a niche for money?
What kind of traveller is she, and how does she plan her travels
What's the blog unique selling point, evolving the blog
Social media important for her blog; working smart with the blog
In this episode, I spoke to professor and YouTube sensation from Wolters World, Mark Wolters.
Mark and I discussed how he first fell in love with travel. We discussed how and why he became a professor and felt the need to start a YouTube channel called Wolters World.
We spoke in great detail about what the channel entails and how he has generated so much success. We discussed how the channel has helped his travel going forward. We discussed some of the challenges he has faced over time with the channel.
We also spoke about whether he has ambitions to transition his work onto television and what he would do differently to what he does on his YouTube channel.
A discussion worth listening to if you want to become a successful YouTuber and entrepreneur.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/oU9wIeAr6dY). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#travelpodcast #woltersworld
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Intro
Welcome Mark
How Mark fell in love with travel
Working as a professor and travelling
Starting Wolters World
Being a professor & YouTuber complimenting one another
How has Mark made Wolters World YouTube channel a success
Balancing travelling and creating content, debunking myths
What has made the channel unique
Reinventing the channel over time, challenges with being a professor and YouTuber
Building a team
What other aspirations does Mark have, TV opportunities
What would Mark do differently on TV from his YouTube
Did Mark get any training for YouTube, dealing with comments
Where are the biggest demographic of viewers for Wolters World
In this episode, I spoke to Documentary filmmaker, photographer, travel writer & blogger, Bella Falk.
Bella and I discussed how to break into the media and make it a success through hard work. She talked to me about working in the BBC early on in her career and then taking that experience into what she does now. Bella now works on a freelance basis.
Bella spoke to me about her photography and writing and how she has made that a success, featuring in National Geographic, JRNY, The Great Outdoors, Guardian, Times, Telegraph and the BBC. She gave us an insight into how she went about it and why her blog, Passport and Pixels, started.
We also talked about how to pitch for a story, whether it's good to pitch before or after a trip.
We also spoke about some of her meaningful travel experiences.
All in all, it's a fascinating discussion worth a listen to.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/f55PfaG1xdg). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
What food tells us about culture | Denise Castaneda
27 Mar 2023
00:39:17
In this episode, I spoke to food and travel blogger, Denise Castaneda.
Denise and I discussed how she got started in the industry and what made her want to go down the section where it is heavily saturated. Her full-time job is working as a consultant, but she talked to me about how she can help people with her food and travel blog.
She talked about her journey to this moment and living as an expat in London, U.K., having grown up in L.A. in the United States. I spoke to her about the big difference between working in the U.K. to the U.S.
We also discussed her adventure in South Korea and how they shaped her travel today.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/aitI6Ic_POk). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#foodie #travelpodcast #foodblogger ... Chapters
Intro
Welcome Denise & how she first started travelling, a significant trip
My photographs, are better than yours | Stuart Forster
27 Mar 2023
00:36:35
In this episode, I spoke to award-winning travel writer, photographer and blogger of Go Eat Do, Stuart Forster.
Stuart and I discussed in detail how he got started in the industry and what it took him to get established and recognised by his peers. We also spoke about some of the specific work that earned him recognition. We also discussed the potential of having a good mentor to guide your career.
We talked about why he started his blog, Go Eat Do, where it is now and what level of work he has put into it. I also spoke to him about the difference between writing his blog and writing for a publisher. Stuart talked to me in detail about why SEO was essential.
We also discussed his adventures with the gorillas in Rwanda and getting his work signed by David Attenborough.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/hWJoCeI8Oo0). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#goeatdo #travelpodcast #foodblogger ... Chapters
Intro
Welcome Stuart & how he fell in love with travel
When did Stuart start & break into the industry
Is having mentors good?
What inspired Stuart to start Go Eat Do, importance of SEO
Sticking to what you know and what is authentic for a blog
Is the blog the main work for Stuart
Winning awards for his work, staying grounded
Learning from success and failures
What's ahead for Stuart, security key to creativity
Shape of a Boy | Acclaimed family travel book | Kate Wickers
27 Mar 2023
00:37:26
In this episode, I spoke to journalist and author of the book Shape of a Boy, Kate Wickers.
I initially discussed how Kate got into journalism and where her love for travel started. I then talk about how the book reflects Kate's love of travelling on adventures with her family. Kate spoke to me about why writing a book like this is important for families.
We detail why she felt it was necessary to write a memoir and what she would like the readers to gain from it.
I also discussed whether she has aspirations to write more books.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/miRUS9Kemck). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#travelpodcast #shapeofaboy #publicrelations
... Chapters
Intro
Welcome, Kate, early ambitions & love for travel
Getting noticed early for her journalism
Why Kate wanted to explore places people hadn't been before
Longevity in her career
Shape of a Boy; Why Kate felt it was essential to writing the book
Meeting her husband & why travelling with her kids during school holidays was important
Kate's son has a peanut allergy & keeping an open mind to travel
The experience her kids have had from travelling, leading to the name of the book
The book making an impact on people
Challenges writing the book
Writing a new book, and what’s it about
When will it come out, and has her success been overwhelming?
Travel Mania: Stories of Wanderlust | Karen Gershowitz
27 Mar 2023
00:30:46
In this episode, I spoke to the author of the book Travel Mania: Stories of Wanderlust, Karen Gerhshowitz.
I discussed how the book reflects Karen's love of globe-trotting adventure and describes how she built her whole life around it by getting a job where she effectively got paid to travel.
We detail why she felt it was necessary to write a memoir and what she would like the readers to gain from it. We also talked about where her inspiration for wanting to travel as much as she did came from.
I also discussed whether she has aspirations to write more books and what other travel agendas she has for the future.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/gICawtz9C0A). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Vision behind starting a new Travel Magazine | Voyagers Voice
27 Mar 2023
00:26:50
In this episode, I talked to three key members at the time of recording from the travel magazine Voyagers Voice, Marco Geri, Antonis Tsapepas, and Gary Davis. Our discussion was based on why the magazine was formed.
The discussion went into detail about the goal and intention when the magazine started during the pandemic and how they stand alongside other travel magazines. What makes them different from other travel magazines? Well worth a watch to find out.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/EOmwDqjTr4I). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
In this episode, I talked to ocean photographer Chris Warren. During the discussion, Chris and I discussed how he decided to pursue his passion and love for photography.
Before becoming a full-time photographer and specialising in the ocean, Chris talked to me about working in the financial industry for over 20 years. We discussed in detail why he made the jump and left a sector that offered him security. We talked, in fact, about the transition in detail.
I also spoke to Chris about getting recognition, whether that has come from social media, and what it takes to get noticed. What jobs he has installed, and why he feels the travel industry would serve him a greater purpose. And whether collaborating with individuals is the way forward.
A discussion worth listening to if you aspire to become an ocean photographer.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/nA-o_qgDBXA). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Behind the Scenes with Fly Brother's Ernest White II: Flying High
25 Jun 2024
00:23:05
In this podcast, I spoke to producer and host Ernest White II about his television docuseries, Fly Brother with Ernest White II.
We delved into the current season 3, which is airing on PBS, and his journey in filming the show. We also touched on his previous appearance on the podcast, which you can watch on this link 👉 https://youtu.be/MROgsF1yHGg
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#travelwriter #flybrother #travelpodcast
Get Paid To Travel: Teaching English Abroad | Mia on the Map
27 Mar 2023
00:35:47
In this episode, I spoke to travel blogger from Mia on the Map and teacher, Mia Townsend.
Our discussion was about how Mia started her career in teaching and why she wanted to pursue a career in the industry. We detail her studying abroad and specific destinations being significant factors in her decision to become a teacher and a blogger.
Mia talked to me about always having a blog. But, her new blog, Mia on the Map, has been derived from her teaching career, which is why she feels it's a great fit.
We also discussed slow travel and why she is a big champion of it.
One big talking point was Mia being adopted and trying to find her birth parents. We go into detail about the journey she went through trying to locate them.
Mia also talked to me about having ADHD and what impact this has on her life.
Fascinating interview, which I hope you all enjoy watching.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/BcSKr3NhBhw ). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#slowtravel #teachenglishabroad ... Chapters
Intro
Welcome Mia
Early life, being adopted and trying to find birth parents
Starting her teaching career
The reason for starting Mia on the Map, why Thailand is an influential place
In this episode, I spoke with award-winning author and journalist, Tharik Hussain. We discussed how Tharik journeyed to discover Muslim Europe, why he decided to write his book, Minarets in the Mountains, and what significance the book would have for the Muslim community and society.
We both discussed our Bangladeshi roots and went into detail about what it was like to grow up in the U.K. and travel to Bangladesh for the first time. What impact did it have on Tharik?
We discuss what the World Cup in Qatar in 2022 has done for the Arab Muslim world regarding tourism. Did it get fair coverage? Was the criticism justified?
We discuss Ramadan's importance, what it's like to travel during the holy month and the significance for a travel professional to fast during the month and work.
Tharik also discussed what's on the agenda next for him.
#travelpodcast #muslim #ramadan2023
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/8ut7TIl1q7E). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube. ... Chapters
Intro
Welcome Tharik
Tharik's Bengali roots helped him fall into the travel industry
Where is home?
Why was it essential to go down the niche Tharik chose
Why has the Muslim narrative been neglected?
How influential has Tharik's work been in the media?
What is it like being of Bangladeshi origin in travel media?
Coverage of the Qatar 2022 World Cup, was it fair?
In this episode, I spoke to entrepreneur, David Castro. David is a hotel owner from La Fortuna, Costa Rica.
We talked in detail about his hotel, Hotel Bijagua, and what plans he has going forward.
We spoke about why La Fortuna was a destination many should consider visiting soon, as it is one of Costa Rica's most popular destinations. David detailed some activities people should consider on their visit and whether seeing the Arenal Volcano was worth the hype.
We also spoke about the cuisine people should try on their visit and when it was the best time of the year to visit.
A great insight into Costa Rica's most popular destination.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/BXC9RhlsHu4). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#publicrelations #costarica #lafortuna
... Chapters
Intro
Welcome David, where he grew up & fell in love with travel
Starting the hotel & challenges
What type of hotel is it?
What can people get from their visit to La Fortuna & is a must see
Where to dine out
What time of the year to visit & Arenal Volcano worth it?
What feeling will people have during their time and when they leave La Fortuna
Stop texting me; I'm not that interesting | Mari Jiménez
27 Mar 2023
00:51:18
*Warning* ⚠️ Readers may find the description distressing
Feed your soul with Spiritual Adventure
In this episode, I talked to an adventure designer and certified tour guide from Duruimity, Costa Rica, Mari Jiménez. Mari and I discussed various topics about how she has journeyed to the point of today.
Mari realised she wanted to be in nature while studying at University. We went into detail about how she made a breakthrough when she was selected to design the adventure path for the Channel 4 documentary in the U.K., 'Walking the Americas' with Levison Wood. This subsequently led to being appointed to guide Simon Reeve for his show on the BBC, 'The Americas with Simon Reeve.' Then being cast in a French documentary by Cyril Dion, 'Animal.'
Mari talked to me in great detail about how this was overwhelming and how it affected her mental state. We explore why this was the case, as she stated she didn't feel worthy of the recognition.
We also discussed a significant moment in her life at 28, when she was bit by a snake and died for a moment. Thankfully, Mari revived to tell me the tale of what happened and subsequently why this was a blessing for her to begin a new chapter in her life, which involved starting Tribu de Mujeres.
Three other talking points which also played a big part in Mari's life, which she told me, are being bullied by her professor when studying for her guide badge. Reasons she fell into depression and had suicidal thoughts. Finally, she was over the moon about being pregnant but had a miscarriage. From all these discussion points, Mari tells me where her state of mind is today.
Mari tells me about what's ahead for her and her successful business.
Fascinating discussion, well worth a bag of popcorn to go with it.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/g9NVoDtHQxk). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
In this episode, I talked to the content manager for RatePunk, Kamilė Navikaitė. Kamilė is responsible for marketing strategies, campaigns, collaborations, texts, and blogs that all have to do with RatePunk for it to reach its success.
Justin Albertynas and Janis Možeiko founded RatePunk. As Kamilė explained to me, the business concept is for people to save money on hotels. Kamilė spoke to me about how people can add RatePunk to their browser in seconds and, by doing so, get the lowest price of the hotel on the market. She tells me why RatePunk feel it's a revolutionary tool that automatically compares hotel rates on the internet and finds the best price.
Kamilė also details the long-term strategy for the company.
We also talked about Kamilė as an individual and what made her fall in love with travelling.
Kamilė spoke to me about how she started writing for publications. We also talked about how she manages her time with the workload and being a student at the same time.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/Zwu6exEnAaQ). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#savemoney #hotels #ratepunk ... Chapters
Intro
Welcome Kamilė & love for travel
The concept of RatePunk, how it started and how it compares to others
In this episode, I sat down and spoke to Traveling Greek, Kat Banks. Kat and I talked about how she fell into the travel space, travel writing and the influencer world.
Kat went into detail about why Twitter was such a game-changer for her and how that platform could take you down an avenue you are seeking if you can use it correctly today.
We talked about the influencer and social media space in general, whether that area needs improving, and how to survive long-term. We specifically talked about why a niche is pivotal in surviving.
I also spoke to Kat about her why she branched into Greek travel. We spoke about her future goals as well.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/iCfmdoSF8UI). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#travelinggreek #publicrelations #socialmedia
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Chapters
Intro
Welcome Kat & early travels
Transition to travel writing with challenges
Importance of niche, utilising social media & engagements
In this episode, I talked to one of the most eminent tour guides in Dubrovnik, Ivan Vukovic.
We discussed in detail how he first gained a passion for becoming a tour guide, which has become a 20-year career. I went into detail about how he stays motivated and what makes him unique from his other colleagues.
We discussed how Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the world, thanks to the Game of Thrones, and whether it's good for Dubrovnik with the number of tourists flocking the city.
We also talked about his work as a tour guide getting him recognition in the media. This has led to him getting work with some of the most significant networks in the world, like the BBC, CNN, National Geographic and PBS, to name a few.
I also discussed whether he sees himself working as a tour guide in the future and whether he has aspirations to do anything else.
Ivan also spoke to me about some of his travel experiences and what countries he has on his bucket list.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/yaukFOh2H24). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#travelpodcast #dubrovnik #tourguide ...
Chapters
Intro
Welcome Ivan, early days & love for travel
Dubrovnik Tourist Guide, how he started, what makes him unique
What makes him different to competitors
How long are the tours and are they all in English?
In this episode, I sat down and spoke to travel blogger Eve. Eve started a successful blog, Eminently Eve, which caters to people looking to travel to Zimbabwe on a budget and sustainably.
Eve goes into specifics on how people can save money.
I went into detail about why she wanted to help people travel in this way and what her intentions and goals for the blog are long-term.
We talked about whether the blog is full-time for her, whether she is making revenue from it, and how she has gotten this.
Fascinating discussion and well worth watching if you are heading out to Zimbabwe soon as the talk might just save you some money.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/9XV1V9ac1Wg). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
#journorequest #prrequest #publicrelations ...
Chapters
Intro
Welcome Eve, and her initial love for travel
Starting her blog on conservation in Zimbabwe
How well has the blog been received
Is the blog full-time? Sponsors?
Blog being budget oriented-why?
Working with brands & consultation
Where is the best place to travel Zimbabwe on a budget
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/UDHH_0GNcFo). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Coming through Domestic Abuse and Starting a Travel Career | Jessica Lee
13 Jun 2022
00:33:36
In this episode, I sat down and spoke to, Jessica Lee, about her travel coaching business, The Wander Word.
Jess talked to me about after a decade of wandering; she noticed a massive problem for travellers – over-tourism. With her cultural immersion coaching service, she spoke to me about how she hopes to get people to learn how to connect with their destination and transform from being a tourist to a traveller through one-on-one coaching, language courses, and travel planning services.
Jess spoke to me about her target audience and the cost of her services. We also talked about how she differs from a travel agent.
We also discussed why she felt it was vital for her to be open about her domestic abuse in the past. She talked to me about the significance it has had on the person she has become now.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/jKPDCU4jgEg). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
Paddle in 40 of the best places in France | Anna Richards author interview
20 May 2024
00:35:06
During this interview, Travel Writer and Author of the new book, 'Paddling France: 40 Best Places to Explore by SUP, Kayak & Canoe', Anna Richards, spoke about her love for the water and her journey into writing this guidebook.
We spoke about how she broke into the travel industry, her life now in France, and a bit of imposter syndrome.
👉You can buy your copy now in any good bookstore or from this link: https://www.bradtguides.com/product/paddling-france-1/
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#traveltalk #bookinterview #travelpodcast
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I spoke to two key people who run the Journey Home Festival, Saqar Ahhah Ahershu and Den Tut Rayay. We went into detail about the festival's intentions and what they hope to achieve.
They told me that the objective is to bridge the gap between African Americans, African Caribbean, and African Europeans to travel to West Africa, specifically Liberia.
They spoke to me about the purpose of the festival. The journey is not only to tour the cultural sites and beauty of Liberia but also to create sustainable economic actions, both for-profit and non-profit, on the ground by this group of Africans in the Diaspora that will create jobs.
What they would like is for the Journey Home Festival to achieve these goals by engaging entrepreneurs, profitable businesses, Ministers, Senators, Super-Intendents, NGOs, INGOs, Non-profits and charitable organisations in the Education, Law, Real Estate, transportation and Agricultural sectors to foster relationships with their Investors and Philanthropists on the ground in Liberia.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/ux_BWS2VTm4). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.
In this episode, I sat down and spoke to the Ticket 2 Anywhere Podcast hosts, Leah and Trizzy.
During our discussion, I talked to them about why they started their podcast and its intention and goal—also the intended target audience.
We also spoke about whether podcasts will challenge traditional media and where it stands today. Whether they want to go into conventional media in the future themselves.
Trizzy and Leah also spoke to me about whether they have gotten work because of the podcast.
Plus, they reveal some guilty pleasures that some of us may not know.
A thoroughly entertaining talk, and I look forward to seeing where the show ends up next.
You can also watch the episode on my YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/Yp0uzWKHSZU). For people with hearing impairment, subtitles are available on YouTube.