Novedades

Noraly Schoenmaker was a thirtysomething geologist living in the Netherlands when she learned that her live-in partner had been having a long-term affair. In desperate need of a new beginning, she decided to quit her job and jet off to India. But her plans were dashed when she fell quickly and helplessly in love: with a motorcycle. Behind the handlebars, she felt alive and free—nimble enough to trace the narrowest paths, powerful enough to travel the longest of roads.

In A Motor Flight through France, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Edith Wharton invites listeners on an extraordinary journey through the French countryside at the dawn of the motor age. Based on her 1906 road trip—an ambitious endeavor at a time when automobiles were still a novelty—Wharton’s account captures the thrill of early travel by car and the unparalleled freedom it offered to the adventurous traveler.

After the international success of The Laughing Policeman and Cop Out, I'm back with another collection of disasters—recently unearthed travel stories that prove I should never be allowed to leave New Zealand. Armed with misplaced confidence and a talent for finding trouble, I've managed to stumble around the globe with unfortunate friends who really should have known better. From the depths of the Bornean jungle to the mean streets of Belfast during 'the troubles', I've blundered through it all, creating chaos and completely overestimating my abilities at every turn. Join me on these ...

After spending 300 miles on the Ignatian Camino in Spain with a group whose average age was 67, Christine Marie Eberle returned to the United States with blisters that would fade, friendships that would not, and the conviction that anyone can develop a pilgrim's heart on this life's journey. This moving and often humorous account of one woman's pilgrimage encourages listeners to reimagine their own life's path.

In this heartfelt episode of Big Blend Radio, we honor Memorial Day and Military Appreciation Month by exploring the deep connections formed through acts of kindness—especially within the military community. The conversation also highlights how travel can deepen our understanding of military history and sacrifice. Guests Joelle Machia and Ryan Slough, founders of the Wanderers Compass travel blog, share their inspiring story of meeting through the nonprofit organization Soldiers’ Angels. They discuss the emotional bonds built through care packages, letters, and food, and how small gestures...

Dubaj je jedno z najdynamickejšie sa rozvíjajúcich miest sveta. Cestovateľ a sprievodca Filip Gelačik navštívil Dubaj po desiatich rokoch a tak mal príležitosť porovnať, ako sa emirát za túto dekádu zmenil. Filip prezradí aké stavby v meste pribudli, čo ho najviac prekvapilo a kedy mal pocit, že kráča v sci-fi filme.

Ever thought about buying a home in Japan—or turning a countryside akiya into a cozy Airbnb?I Dream of Akiya takes you inside the real-life stories of people chasing adventure, building homes, and creating new lives in Japan.From charming rural villages to the heart of Osaka, we talk to folks who’ve bought vacant homes, started Airbnbs, and made the leap to live or invest abroad.If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Could I really own a place in Japan?”—you’re in the right place.

Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

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Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

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Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

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Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

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