Join Kathleen and Amy for a conversation about the value of downtime and the magic that lies in “ordinary” moments.

We all know there are benefits to spending time outside. Tune in as Alexandra Lowry dives deeper into the explanation about why and find out some ways to bring the health benefits into the lives of your family members too.

Don’t miss this unique interview with Amy Lapsis who traveled to the four corners of Australia with her family to research outdoor education for children, prepare her daughter for her very first study abroad experience, survive traveling with significant food allergies, and discover “dune surfing” among other adventures!

Although they have been mostly Facebook friends, dad and traveler Charles Daniels clearly leads a full life. In this episode, Amy and Kathleen go beyond the Facebook posts with Charles as he discusses how he and his family prioritize physical and financial fitness at home and on the road. And his tips for road tripping with little ones is not to be missed!

Rethinking what travel means especially when dealing with teens. Amy and Kathleen speak with Michelle Querijero about trading a longer vacation for one evening in New York with her then teenage son.

Amy and Kathleen are joined by Katie Hurley, a Covid frontline nurse, wife, and mother of three who discusses the impact COVID-19 has had on the daily life of her family both at the start of the crisis and now, almost one year later. Together they examine the many changes we have all made over the past year to protect both our physical and mental wellbeing and how the pandemic has impacted our travel mindset both now and in the future.

Amy and Kathleen are joined by Whitney Margaitis to discuss ways travel can help our children develop a flexible mindset and coping strategies. They also discuss how travel can help us keep connected to loved ones who are no longer with us.

Travel is a mindset: Whether you are traveling back to your hometown or visiting a foreign country for the first time, a new mindset (and a few well-planned decisions) can make any trip affordable, memorable, and enjoyable. Tune in as a seasoned traveler offers clever ways to head off common travel bumps from weather to a bad case of the "grumpies."

Amy and Kathleen talk with Lisa Deck, mom of two and host of “The World of Rare Disease” about the joy of travel, the importance of self care, and getting back on the roller coaster.

Amy and Kathleen talk with Rebecca Holshouser, a hardworking mom and an attorney, who was introduced to the love of all things of Italian through trips back to the village where her father was born. Becca discusses not just the magic of Italy but the ways in which she tries to bring that magic an wonder into her family life on a daily basis.