DO YOU love travelling to new places and submersing yourself into local culture? Do you enjoy listening to others who have done so? Listen to residents firsthand as they describe what their country is REALLY like. Interviewed are a diversified group including backpackers & full time travellers, teachers, travelling DJs & photographers, medical doctors, working professionals, business owners plus everyday people we can all relate to! A buffet on society & culture with a travel based twist when possible. My guests are from over 30 countries. Listen & experience personal growth! You will love the journals & storytelling you hear.
We now have listeners in 83 countries and over 1,100 cities! If you love it, spread the word. ❤️
Your host, Nate Ralph.
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Interior Designs That Bring Vacation Vibes Back Home
Season 2 · Episode 8
Monday, August 22, 2022 • Duration 01:07:54
Todays episode receives two guests, Dee & Alicja.
Both are practicing interior designers who also run their own podcast ‘Tea Over Interiors: Your Weekly Dose of Wellness’
Based in New York & New Jersey, the focus of todays conversation is how to bring that vacation vibe back home.
Often, we go on vacation because we need a sensory change, a break from our familiar surroundings and a chance to hit reset. Listen as some suggestions are made to personalise our living space and help us bring that fresh feeling back home, to make it a comfortable space we truly love.
Born & Raised in Punjab, India - What was life like?
Season 1 · Episode 18
Wednesday, December 8, 2021 • Duration 01:03:50
India is a huge country split into multiple regions, where the food and even culture can vary wildly between areas. My guest today grew up in the northern region of the Punjab, in a placed called Dere Lakhan kalan, Kapurthala. What was life like growing up there? Let's get an inside look and find out... Welcome, Jagjit Singh.
Episode highlights:
[02:20] - Jagjit from a big family, 10 children in one house
[06:05] - Approx 500 in his village, everyone knows everyone. Multiple villages close to each other
[07:30] - Sadness when the children leave their small villages? Mixed emotions but mainly celebrated
[08:30] - Many children end up settling in U.K. / Europe
[09:20] - What is job prospects like for kids growing up in the small villages?
[09:58] - Speaks about his own experiences - Farming / Buffalo / Sports / Wrestling
[10:32] - Kabaddi wrestling
[12:00] - Speaks about diet of fresh milk, yoghurt
[13:25] - His parents livelihood, buffalo / dairy farming main source
[14:35] - Same case for most families there, most had the same type of agricultural life
[15:10] - Wealth distribution between families discussed. Extreme riches vs poor. His village was broadly the same
[18:15] - Draws fascinating comparison between Punjab and Portugal / western life. People have own houses, pumps, no water bills or rent unlike in the west
[19:45] - Sociodemographic of rich and poor. Speaks of Bombay. His area much more middle class
[22:09] - Snakes in India. Snakebite more common here than most places.
[27:55] - Air Pollution / AQI in Delhi, compared with his city. Left overs from Agriculture burnt & also causes pollution
[30:45] - Farmers strike in India, ever happened?
[32:15] - Middle class booming in India, many starting own businesses
[33:16] - Indian wedding culture
[37:03] - Taj Mahal. Less than half of his village have ever seen it
[39:11] - Speaks us through the bartering system in rupees
[43:30] - Now in Portugal, what does he miss about life back home?
[45:00] - Compares food south to north, also Indian food found in U.K. Fish more common in south! Restaurant food still enjoyed by indians, but home food generally very different and even more enjoyable
A love affair with Paris - Meet Oliver Gee of The Earful Tower
Season 1 · Episode 17
Wednesday, November 10, 2021 • Duration 01:00:59
Paris! Oh Paris! What is it about Paris that you love? The food? The fashion? The sheer romance of the place? Oliver has fast become the go to man for all things Paris! He runs theearfultower.com, has become an author, and runs an award winning podcast. Welcome, Oliver Gee.
Episode highlights:
[01:45] - Oliver speaks about his roots all over Australia. 5 years in Sweden & his accent
[02:55] - How he ended up in Sweden: Uppsala, Stockholm. Worked as a journalist. Learnt swedish & studied English Literature & French in university. Job as a journalist led him to France
[06:09] - Speaks about his childhood in Oz, comes from a big family. Compares Australia to France
[08:16] - Speaks about his wife Lina & baby boy Otis, born in Paris. French admin is difficult - birth of his boy, fascinating story!
[10:09] - Brief teaser about his next book
[11:35] - Long distance familial ties. His love of travel is from a young age, mentions his Dads stories as an inspiration. Been to approx 40 countries
[14:45] - Love of Paris began when? Magical introduction via actions of a kind woman
[17:55] - Kindness of strangers when travelling. Human nature can be beautiful
[18:05] - Cultural dynamics of Oliver's family. Ozzie x Swede in Paris
[20:24] - Cultures of Sweden & Australia compared to the Parisian lifestyle
[23:00] - Budget-friendly visits to Paris. Take a group to Saint-Martin canal & get a Planche mixte! Excellent cheeses & cheap wines. A group can eat for c.€12. Stay where the young people are! Luxury side at Champs-Élysées, but can always avoid the more expensive places
[26:13] - Fashion & style in Paris. Pressure on every day people to dress in certain ways? Locals are effortlessly stylish. If you're a tourist, trick is: don't try too hard!
[28:40] - Advice for people who might view the French language as an obstacle to relocate
[31:42] - Speaks about Arab communities in Paris. 18th district has many Arab owned shops
[33:08] - How to fake French - gives his run down, HILARIOUS! 5m hits on Facebook
[36:05] - First mention of Theearfultower. How the name came about & now a company
[38:00] - Built a community through his podcast, meets many of his listeners in person!
A Day Out! - Homestead Miami Racetrack
Season 1 · Episode 16
Tuesday, November 2, 2021 • Duration 36:47
Ever dreamt of taking a luxury performance car for a spin? How about on a professional racetrack? My Guest today did just that. His name is Nick Mejia and he resides in Florida, USA. He works in the computing industry. Nick will talk to us about his experience & hopefully allay any fears or doubts you may have about doing so yourself. It’s a great day out!
Episode highlights:
[01:48] - Nick introduces himself, based in Boca Raton, close to Miami
[03:27] - Drives a standard Honda day to day
[04:05] - Speaks about his day job in I.T.
[06:07] - What brought him to the racetrack. Stag Doo / Bachelors party
[07:05] - Don't blow your money in Vegas!
[08:00] - First time at racetrack, most popular Daytona, NASCAR, compares. Miami track for F1 may be added
[09:21] - Choose cars ahead of time or on the day? More ahead of time, planning required
[10:10] - 6 months notice, you may be able to try any car and have ultimate choice
[11:00] - Maclaren was the most in demand. Everyone wanted to ride it, in hindsight wished they got there earlier - so good planning is essential
[11:48] - Any safety issues, waivers to sign? Company has own insurance. Very few accidents happen.
[13:23] - Special clothing required? Beanie hat, helps helmet stay on
[14:20] - Homestead Miami Speedway is the name of the track he went on. Compares this to Daytona. Daytona substantially bigger.
[15:31] - Levels of difficulty Daytona vs Miami Speedway.
[16:44] - Top Speed you got to? Data given to you? 139mph, 222kmph. His mate in the Mustang GT got to 142.
[19:25] - Comparison to a professionals top speed on the same track and in the same car. He thinks 150-160mph, maybe more. Professionals aware of all turns/ apex etc on the track
[20:50] - Time in each car? 3 laps
[21:37] - Accompanied by trained professional. Many of them have driven in F1. Good to calm your nerves!
[22:57] - Speaks us through getting into the car. Ferraris/Lamborghini/Mustang, everything standard, unmodified vehicle, apart from few tools on the dash.
[24:38] - Do the pros give you hints and tips about the racetrack and how to handle it? Nick speaks us through. Mentions hand signals, which are very important when reaching high speeds, due to loudness inside the car.
Balaeyon - Sustainable Travel Friendly Products
Season 1 · Episode 15
Wednesday, October 6, 2021 • Duration 01:05:27
Working for Gayle King of CBS News, Raedawn has come a long way. She pivoted in wonderful ways during the pandemic, and has come up with her own new brand: Balaeyon. It will offer sustainable travel friendly beauty products. Welcome, Raedawn.
Episode highlights:
[01:45] - From Long Island, New York, near Queens & Brooklyn.
[03:55] - Worked on TV shows such as 'Orange is the new black', learning some special effects & creating prosthetics. Worked on 'Wonder woman 2', 'In the Heights'. 'Clifford the big Red dog'
[06:10] - No set way to become a makeup artist. Many online courses exist.
[08:15] - Makeup school Mud: year long classes offered.
[09:40] - Cosmetology schools more catered to those wanting to do hair
[10:14] - Pursued acting career but then decided on makeup
[12:10] - Works in News, channel 2, CBS in New York City. National news across all states. Solo makeup artist for Gayle King, main news anchor
[12:50] - Routine with Gayle King. Compares to routine at Fox news. Currently starts at 4.30am. Has just 35 mins to get her ready
[19:00] - Countries she has done events in - South Africa shooting models, France (Paris) for a wedding event, Italy. Enjoys perusing beauty products in different countries, e.g Korea has amazing products
[23:00] - Speaks about her love of travel. 'I appreciate being uncomfortable'
[26:05] - Travel / Work routine pre/post pandemic. Speaks about wearing mask pre-covid and being very hygienic with her work tools.
[28:12] - Speaks about travelling to LA with Gayle King, for an interview happening there. Private Jet given by CBS on occasion. Personal assistant to Gayle King so goes where she goes
[29:42] - How much autonomy do you have as makeup artist for Gail at CBS? Makeup in accordance with topic being discussed / occasion
[32:20] - Tells us about her new brand Balaeyon. She pivoted during pandemic and tells us a great story about how she did this. Speaks about Patent of her product. Overcame many obstacles and discouragement from others
[36:15] - Skincare is foundation of great makeup - that's how Balaeyon was born, summer 2020. Her first product is shea butter 2.0, Dew Revive is the launching product
[37:35] - Constantly on the go? Product Dew Revive is made very travel friendly
A Celebrity Makeup Artist - ft. Lavonne Beauty
Season 1 · Episode 14
Monday, July 26, 2021 • Duration 59:08
Her work as a Makeup Artist is internationally known. She has worked for: Pop Sugar, Refinery 29, Forever 21, Harper Collins, ESPN, L'Oreal and people such as Gloria Steinem, Kerry Washington, Naomi Campbell & John Legend. She has worked at Fashion week in London, Paris & New York. She runs luxury Bridal beauty team. She is also a beauty expert for Allure magazine and licensed esthetician. She has her own online store with highly recommended products. Welcome, Lavonne.
Episode highlights:
[02:18] - How she got into makeup school and the beauty profession. Refers to MTV music awards
[05:15] - Studied at Empire academy in makeup. Trained by expert Donna Mee
[05:50] - Corrective beauty vs makeup. Instaglam vs Oval face epitome of beauty
[08:00] - Style came in decades. Different style of makeup. Artist develop craft over time
[08:30] - Golden ratio of beauty. Beauty mask, geometrically balanced
[10:15] - Shape of face, highlighting and countering. Each person different
[10:55] - Explains how she works as makeup artist for such well known institutions and A-list celebrities
[16:45] - SUV, folding table, suitcase for travelling/working on the road. Flying she condenses her work tools even more
[18:15] - Speaks about sanitation of tools. Pre and Post pandemic
[19:30] - Based in Little Rock, Arkansaw. Works between NYC/LA/Arkansaw
[20:10] - Makeup and Hair for department store website
[21:40] - Has a beauty salon in her house. Esthetician school and skincare. Has her license. Fascials, waxing, bridal sweet at her home studio
[22:35] - Difference between makeup and skincare
[24:28] - 2 week job with New Balance in Miami & Malibu, helping with production
[25:35] - Evolution of style and equipment, along with advice for makeup artists
[28:15] - Enjoyable and pressurising working with Celebrities. Explains why. A celebrity booking means a lot of research for Lavonne. She comes well prepared!
[31:00] - New York Fashion week and London Fashion week. Has also appeared on TV
[31:55] - Worked on the teams of Pat McGrath and Val Garland, top 2 makeup artists in the world
A Style Guru from New York
Season 1 · Episode 13
Friday, July 16, 2021 • Duration 01:19:35
How strong is your style game?
Male or Female, we all want to look our best. My guest today found himself in an entirely unrelated profession, working in the hustle and bustle of the fashion mecca square mile of New York City. Due to all this exposure, he has gained some great knowledge and it has since become his passion. He will give us all some great advice.
Welcome, Marcos.
Episode highlights:
[02:05] - Style is my passion. It shows on your person.
[02:40] - Lived in New York for 20 years, but now in Atlanta Georgia.
[04:20] - Finished 2 years in 1 in high school. Sheer determination.
[06:10] - Marcos gives example of being chased by a Dog. Usain Bolt. Humans don't always know what they're capable of.
[06:50] - Quick Whiskey chat. Bourbon. etc.
[09:35] - Day job. Canon. Computer technician.
[14:05] - Worked in the area of the mecca of fashion in NYC. This fashion district was where many styles and fashions came from.
[15:00] - Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren. Would go inside their offices and see designs first hand
[15:43] - Style vs Fashion. Example of Skinny Jeans.
[17:22] - Having style means having strength.
[19:00] - Ralph Lauren has always been the same. Timeless style!
[20:45] - People who have style are passionate.
[22:20] - Cologne before bed! Wow! Do this for yourself!! Passion backbone of any successful person
[24:20] - His father showed presence, well dressed and cologne
[26:30] - 3 pillars of sense of style
[26:45] - Own story of Grandmother accusing me of going on the pull. Style doesn't need a reason!
[29:40] - Be comfortable in YOUR CHOICE of clothes!
[30:00] - [34:10] - Your choice is more important than others choices for you!
[37:40] - O'mast - film recommendation
[38:25] - Just because its your size, doesn't mean you can wear it!
[41:10] - His advice on getting a new suit. Eg Single breasted suit and pink lapel.
[43:30] - France, Italy & Great Britain dictate the style industry
[46:35] - You can wear a wool suit in summertime, fabric technology has come far! Speaks about Vitale Barberis Canonico
Visiting & Relocating to Dominican Republic
Season 1 · Episode 12
Wednesday, June 16, 2021 • Duration 01:02:49
Ever thought about relocating to a caribbean island? D.R. is high on the list of many. Todays episode will give an overview of many basic questions in order to prepare you for a lengthy stay, or indeed, a permanent relocation. We will speak to a local Dominican who runs many companies, some helping foreigners who want the local experience. Welcome, Julio Diaz
Episode highlights:
[02:48] - Based in Santiago
[03:11] - Renovations, Real estate, security, and tourism companies, 'Do what Locals do'
[05:55] - Mother colombian, was raised a hustler. Salesperson and offering many services
[07:40] - Has 400 customers across his businesses
[08:40] - Not expensive if follow what locals do. Everyday basics - food
[11:50] - Cost of rent / accommodation across the island - what to expect
[15:50] - 2000 U.S. dollars per year easily covers all your food/groceries
[16:20] - Even Air BNB is very cheap, but long term rentals are cheaper still. Less than 500 dollars will get a great 3 bedroom place in most places
[17:20] - Air conditioning / Water other amenities discussed. $80 PCM approx
[19:05] - internet most expensive amenity. Perhaps $40 for 10MB internet connection
[19:30] - Water situation discussed. Travellers can expect diarrhoea to begin with. But only drink from cylinders, not tap
[23:40] - Adapting to the hot weather
[28:10] - Restaurant Bills & what to expect, less than $20 gets you great food and drinks in high quality place
[31:15] - Healthcare system. Recommends paying for local insurance for longer stays
[35:49] - personal safety on the island
[39:25] - My own experiences in DR with regard to safety
[41:55] - Transportation on the island. Gwa Gwa, Greyhound Bus, Moped, Motoconcho. For longer stays recommends buying car and selling before you leave
[48:48] - Potholes in road can be an issue, especially out of main areas, so may need 4x4
[51:50] - If using a moped, bring a helmet or buy one in DR! Many don't which is not safe
[54:30] - His top 3 visits: Colonial Area, Beaches in the North (Puerto Plata), Bacardi Island (Cayo Levantado), 27 waterfalls (Charcos - Damajagua Falls). Untouched, Zip Line, Hiking opportunities
Cuba: A Raw Perspective
Season 1 · Episode 11
Friday, June 4, 2021 • Duration 53:31
Ever visited Cuba? Know anyone who has? Chances are you want to go if you haven't been already. Today's discussion will prepare you mentally for when you go. Melissa is an avid traveller and had a life-changing trip to Cuba, even though it was just for a week. Lets talk about it. Welcome, Melissa Mendoza.
Episode highlights:
[01:20] - Mexican ancestry. Ensenada California USA. Now lives in Napa Valley. In Nursing / Health industry.
[03:40] - May 2017, 3 ladies travelling. Their first visit to Cuba.
[04:00] - Educational purposes & open mind. "Surprised rather than disappointed."
[05:01] - Adapt mindset, don't expect a lot, everything makes you happy.
[06:12] - people of Cuba very welcoming & friendly, generous & kind. Have little but offer everything.
[08:44] - Never felt on edge, safety fine.
[10:00] - Political system of Cuba. 1 out of 5 remaining communist countries worldwide. Speak about Fidel Castro.
[11:27] - salary's controlled in return for healthcare and other conveniences. Castro divides opinion. Some live in fear at expressing their opinions.
[16:15] - Expresses her opinion on Healthcare in Cuba. Many facilities are crumbling apart. Trade Embargo between USA & Cuba also complicates things.
[18:33] - Sometimes resources are reused. Free Healthcare comes at a cost.
[20:08] - Speaks about her visit to Havana & Varadero. Can find teachers of salsa, can hire teachers easily. Dance in a circular motion. Music & Dance in their blood.
[23:40] - learning salsa there very inexpensive
[24:00] - Favourite food. Signature dish Ropa Vieja. Rum drinks to die for in Cuba.
[27:27] - Accommodation. Tells us what it was like.
[28:15] - Infrastructure & transportation. Getting around on Old beaten up Buses. Speak about classic Cuban cars, eg 52' Chevy
[30:36] - Internet access. Very limited. Digital Detox! "Disconnect to Connect".
[34:42] - Yearn for experience of the Cuban people: Simple life, detox and enjoy life! Go to Cuba for a digital detox if anything else!
[38:00] - Beautiful architecture, but some buildings crumbling.
[38:33] - Cuba is frozen in time. Cars and buildings are old.
[47:30] - Food back in Punjab spiced differently. Lots of onion, garlic & ginger as a base.
[48:20] - Community social dynamics, often eat and feast together?
[49:35] - Languages in India. Goa has portuguese, Punjab? Punjabi mother tongue, Hindi also widely spoken. Share many similarities to Urdu, Bangladeshi etc.
[52:40] - Common Religions : Sikhism, Mainstream Christianity, Hinduism
[53:58] - Broad comparison of life in Punjab vs life in Portugal
[55:17] - large family gatherings more common in India than Portugal. Life and timings in India extremely relaxed compared to Portugal. Have to give specific timings in Europe. Portugal still very laid back and chilled.
[58:30] - Jagjit gives his recommendations for visitors to Punjab & also India as a whole
[01:00:30] - How visitors are treated and viewed on their visit?
Wishing all listeners all the best in your next visit to India! Thanks, Jagjit Singh, for an authentic inside look into life growing up in the Punjab.
[38:15] - Oliver often gets stopped in the street. Leonardo Da vinci painting in La Louvre, funny american tourist story
[39:25] - When he started his podcast, he'd love to meet anyone, but now can't keep up with the dinner requests!
[40:28] - The paradox of getting noticed for his great work in the presence of greatness (Da vinci) at the Louvre. Similar thing happened at Victor Hugo Museum
[41:30] - Speak about special relationship that develops with our listeners. Nuggets that build over time, even indirectly. Oliver has met in excess of 500 of his listeners. Fascinating dynamics and ensue, ultimately its a huge compliment
[44:47] - Author. Speaks about his books. 'Paris on Air' & children's books 'Kylie the Croc', 'Roger the Liger' also released recently. Books being sold in department stores, museums around Paris! Wife Lina as Handbag designer & podcaster Oliver invited to School to talk. Fascinating doors open!
[47:15] - Can find his books directly on his site
[48:51] - Pandemic experiences in Paris! Rabits grazing on grass by Eiffel Tower!
[52:39] - Lifestyle offered in Paris in comparison to big cities in Spain / Portugal
[55:05] - Good to be on the ground for his podcast, much more genuine & leads to true expertise on all things Paris, showing & sharing what he experiences in person
[57:15] - Where next for you & your podcast? The earful sweden has been tried, perhaps Rome, London, ideas of doing seasons in the future
[26:28] - Cost was $280 U.S. Pricey but experience is worth it.
[28:20] - Cars could be location dependent
[29:10] - Bugatti veyron fastest car ever built.
[30:25] - Does the racing package come along with evening entertainment? 10-12 guys on his day out. They offer video footage, few snacks, upstairs balcony with great views. If you go to Miami Speedway, best to venture into Downtown for evening entertainment.
[32:11] - Went to worlds most popular cuban restaurant - Versailles. Sounds french! Great night out, features on many programmes.
[38:14] - Speaks about sustainability of brand via its packaging - recycled cardboard, 50% less plastic than competitors
[41:00] - Found her packaging company on alibaba, based in China
[41:52] - Sustainable packaging can still be sheek and sexy
[42:25] - Packaging made in china, product made locally to her in Long Island
[43:30] - packaging made of corn, disintegrates in 4-6 months
[45:10] - Dew Revive is launching product - tells us more about it, 2Oz, travel friendly stick. Especially great in colder months. Face & Body product, skin will be baby soft
[48:05] - May create different sizes and packaging for men at some future point
[49:10] - Dew Revive launched september 2021
[51:14] - Gives advice to others wishing to launch a brand: Costs $10,000 just for the chemist, to develop product with her ingredients. Wanted it to be waterless, less or no preservatives now needed in Dew Revive
[54:00] - Shea Butter, produced in 21 countries in east and western Africa, but best shea butter comes from Ghana
[55:00] - Shea butter not as widely used in other cultures, but she is trying to change this with Dew Revive. It is liquid Gold for the skin, rich in vitamins, fights free radicals, protest from sun and wind. A healer for the skin
[56:33] - She designed the recipe ground up, choosing all ingredients
[01:01:40] - where next for the brand Balaeyon?
Where to buy Dew Revive & further products to come: w: Balaeyon.com IG: Balaeyon
[56:30] - Women's figures, how they have changed over time. Bigger set vs Victoria secret
[57:50] - Human is a human regardless of how we look! We all have feelings. Advice for women
[01:01:25] - 'Has a Bum'.
[01:02:02] - Amen! Difficult for some females to dress elegantly, industry didn't allow
[01:05:30] - Marcos gives his brand recommendations inc for those wanting to buy clothes on a budget. Always try the sale sections!
[01:08:45] - Lets talk timepieces and watches. Seiko. Brand to go with if you don't want to break bank. Tudor, sister company to Rolex. Price comparisons given. Tudor now use in-house movement. Big fan of Omega too
[40:00] - Powdered white sand beaches & turquoise waters in Varadero.
[40:25] - Met a Doctor working as a lifeguard on the beach. Most Doctors in Cuba make less than $100 U.S. per month. Average wage in Cuba around $80 pcm. Doctors do their job for the love of people and not financial incentive.
[43:00] - Met a man on the beach with his family who wanted a photo of his family since he can never leave Cuba. Beautiful experience. The paradox of no internet, yet his story has now reached this podcast! He got his wish. His memory lives on.
[49:00] - Might track this guy down in future, what a beautiful story it would be.
[50:05] - Many of us don't realise the freedom we have to buy a ticket & hop on a plane. But also freedom to have a voice & work in whatever you want. Not a life of restriction.
[51:31] - Go with an open mind & open heart, and a non judgmental attitude.
A beautiful, raw discussion with some beautiful experiences. Go to Cuba with an open mind & heart!
