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Join Jackie and Jason Moore from Zero to Travel Podcast today as they unpack a recent experience in Norway, including first impressions, cultural differences and adaptation in expat life, what makes up the “real" Norway, and a via ferrata on “the highest sea cliff in Europe” that catapulted Jackie straight out of her comfort zone. Takeaways- Only WE have the power to get ourselves through hard situations- Everybody needs a little help sometimes- Hold on to your curiosity - it has the power to take you FAR beyond what you thought you were capable of - Find and follow Jason at ...

Holy moly, how is everyone? Great to hear! This week, my guest is my good buddy and brilliant author, Joshua Cutchin! I'm a massive fan of every book he's written, and he has really outdone himself with his newest offering, Fourth Wall Phantoms. Josh and I have a deep discussion about his latest book, without spoiling anything (I promise!). We get into the concept of fictional incursions, the non-physicality of the UFO phenomenon, and why we might just need better stories. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this book so much. I truly can't recommend it enough, my friends. If you were to read one Fortean book ...

Food Scene Austin Austin’s restaurant scene is blazing with new energy, and in 2025, there’s no hotter ticket for adventurous diners and culinary thrill-seekers. Michelin stars have finally landed in the Texas capital, but you don’t need a guidebook to taste why this city is a mecca for boundary-pushing bites, rebellious chefs, and the kind of food stories that linger long after the last crumb.Start on Congress Avenue, where Gina’s on Congress has quickly become a staple thanks to its bold Southern-inspired plates with a modern spin—think smoked brisket with coffee-rub crust and ...

A co-writing effort between human and artifical intellegence. There’s a road they don’t mark on most maps. It begins in the hum of neon and ends in the hush of something older. The towns along it flicker like half-remembered dreams—places with names like Winter Wheat, Night Light, and Shrub, where deer lick mailboxes, cartoon ghosts have siblings, and the jukebox only plays songs with the word “go.” It’s 1948, or maybe 2948. Time runs sideways here. In this whimsical travelogue through thirteen imaginary towns on an alternate Route 66, the author invites you to ride shotgun as ...

Like a modern-day Chaucer in The Canterbury Tales, Cary Segall, a former award-winning newspaper reporter, has captured the stories of the hikers, hostel owners, trail angels, volunteers and others along the nearly 2,200 miles of the Appalachian Trail. As he hiked the entire trail, he interviewed hundreds of people about their experiences, dreams and aspirations, and about their motives for attempting the scenic and arduous hike through 14 states from Georgia to Maine. His reporting skills led those 21st-Century pilgrims to open their hearts about their lives and their journeys on the ...

Steep Trails by John Muir is a heartfelt and inspiring collection of travel stories from one of America’s greatest nature lovers. In this book, Muir shares his journeys through the mountains, forests, and deserts of the American West—including places like California, Utah, Oregon, and Washington. He writes with wonder and love for the wild, showing us the beauty of tall trees, quiet valleys, rushing rivers, and snow-covered peaks.

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Hear about travel to Northern Iceland as the Amateur Traveler talks to Monika from PlanPackExplorer.com about her recent trip through the center of Iceland to the less-visited northern part of the country. Why should you visit Northern Iceland? Monika says, "I'm a self-proclaimed Iceland lover. I went there for the first time in 2022, by accident, which is a long story, but we ended up in Iceland, and literally after six days, started planning the second trip. Then we went back. I went back the third time with my dad, trying to show him the country, never planning trip number four. I cannot ...

ADD LINK TO FRESH OFF THE GRID SOMEWHERE Finger Lakes Escape: Waterfalls, Wine, and Wonder In this episode, Ashleigh and Christopher dive into their recent adventure through New York’s Finger Lakes—where glacier-carved lakes, quiet towns, and world-class wineries come together to create an unforgettable getaway. Some of the links below are affiliate links and as such, we earn a small commission from purchases that allow us to continue telling you our stories without costing you anything extra. Why the Finger Lakes? This region in western New York is made up of long, narrow lakes surrounded...

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Ep.162 Viewers ask us: “What’s your plan if you can’t travel anymore?“ In this video, we talk about aging as nomads, future retirement options abroad, and how we’re planning for the years ahead without giving up the life we love now. If this is a question you wrestle with, or whether you’re thinking about finding a home base, whether to pay for Medicare, and living overseas, this conversation is for you. We talk about all of this and more! ❤️ Watch us on YouTube!Support the show

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We end off spooky week with HHN34's final original house announcement, Galkn: Monsters Of The North. A norse mythology inspired house in a northern chilly terrain, that could be bringing us some cold temps in the florida heat!

Where in the world am I? Brazil planning Hi there. I’m Dr. Mary Travelbest, returning from a recent trip to Asia. I’m in San Diego now, sharing my best travel ideas and working on another book for you to enjoy: 5 Steps to Solo Travel, Part C. I’m about to launch on a 90-day trip around the world. Listener Story Spotlight I want to tell you about a listener named Juliana who is from Brazil. She was a student of mine and now she works with me. She gave me a list of all the places in Brazil that I should be going to.She and I have known each other for 3 years. She’s so beautiful and ...

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Joel falde is a racer from Wisconsin specializing in motoclimb !! He is 1/3 of the host panel for the Find The Line Podcast. We turned the tables on him although he came prepared with a quiz: hillclimb or hard enduro??? Check out the episode to find out all about his story, hillclimbing and some epic events !!! Keep up with Joel Here and check out the FTL podcast too! https://www.instagram.com/ktmjoel31?igsh=aGMwcWhsNWY4Nm1nhttps://www.instagram.com/findthelinepod?igsh=MTYxazNpNjE2bjZrag==Don't forget to visit our sponsors:https://www.instagram.com/championbrickracing?igsh=MWtzNmZpNGJobWY5ZA==...

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Der Zehnthof Luckert wurde uns gleich von mehreren Hörern zum Thema Silvaner vorgeschlagen – ein echter Leuchtturmbetrieb im Bereich des klassischen fränkischen Weinbaus. Mit Philipp Luckert ist heute die 3. Generation im Betrieb, aktuell führt er diesen noch gemeinsam mit seinem Vater Wolfgang und Onkel Ulrich. Gegründet wurde das Weingut von den Großeltern Theo und Luitgard Luckert, die den Aufschwung des fränkischen Weins in den 60ern genutzt hatten, bevor sich die Größe des Weinbaugebiets sprunghaft vergrößerte und das Image der raren, hochpreisigen Bocksbeutelflaschen den Bach...

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Diese Folge führt uns ins Herz der Alpen: nach Tirol – genauer gesagt nach Innsbruck und ins Pitztal, eines der schönsten und wildesten Seitentäler der Ostalpen. In Innsbruck trifft Erik Reinhold „Reini“ Scherer – Kletterpionier, Hallenbauer, Routenerschließer, Mentor. Über 1500 Kletterrouten hat er in Tirol und darüber hinaus erschaffen, das Kletterzentrum Innsbruck mit aufgebaut – und eine ganze Generation von Weltklassekletterern geprägt. Im Gespräch erzählt er von Leidenschaft und Leistungsdruck, von stillen Freunden und lauten Erfolgen – und von der Kunst, sich selbst...