What Are The Obligations Of  A Global Citizen? 

Come with Anita to discover the Obligations of a Global Citizen and why they are essential.  In this podcast, Anita goes over the major obligations of a Global Citizen and explains using personal experiences why they are important. 

You can read more about What Are The Obligations Of A Global Citizen?
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And, the 6 Ways To Become A Global Citizen
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Expat, Immigrant, and Refugee Explained

Come with Anita on a journey to discover some differences between an ex-pat, immigrant, and refugee Anita clarifies when you call someone an Ex-pat, when someone is considered an Immigrant, and why and what the definition of a Refugee is. 

You can read our blog, Why Do Some People Call Themselves Ex-pats And Not Immigrants?
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#Ex-pats #DustyRoads #LivingYourLifeAsAGlobalCitizen #Immigrant #Refugee #Podcast

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Vietnamese Pho  - All About The Iconic Dish 

When people travel to Vietnam, one of the dishes they want to try is Pho. In this podcast, Anita talks about why Pho is rated as one of the top 50 foods worldwide. Come with Anita on a cultural and culinary discovery to learn more about how the Vietnamese turned noodle soup into an extraordinary dish.  

If you want to read more about Pho In America And Pho In Vietnam -  Differences Explained
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#PhoSoup #VietnamesPho #Food #Foodlover #DustyRoads

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The Good, Bad, And Ugly of Heritage Tourism

Heritage and cultural tourism can be a great way to see and experience a part of history or another culture.   But if not done correctly it can end up hurting and not helping another country or culture.    

In this podcast, Anita explores the good, bad, and ugly sides of Heritage tourism and why it matters.  You can find out more about heritage tourism by clicking on our blog links below.  

https://abusonadustyroad.com/the-benefits-and-disadvantage-of-heritage-tourism/
https://abusonadustyroad.com/what-is-heritage-travel-helping-you-get-the-most-out-of-heritage-travel/

#heritagetourism #polynesianculuralcenter #tourism #travel #LivingLifeAsGlobalCitizen #DustyRoads

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When you travel to Asia, you will see some ponds, lakes, and even indoor aquariums with many Koi fish.  The Koi fish are very important in Asia and symbolize almost everything good. 

Anita talks about the Koi fish and why they are so important in this podcast.  You can also read more about the Koi fish by clicking on the links below.

https://abusonadustyroad.com/koi-fish-symbolism-and-meaning-defined/

https://abusonadustyroad.com/meaning-koi-fish-to-japanese-culture/

#Koifish #Carp #Japan #DecorativeFish #DustyRoads #Livinglifeasglobalcitizen

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Both the peanuts and cashews nuts were introduced to Asia by Portuguese and Spanish traders. The peanut is native to South America, while the Cashew nut is native to Brazil. Neither one of these nuts is native to Asia, yet today they are essential ingredients in Asian cooking, especially Vietnamese dishes.

Listen to Anita from Dusty Roads, where she shares some ideas and the history of Peanuts and Cashews and How the Traders Changed Asian Food.

To discover more, you can read our blog about Vietnamese Nuts – Interesting History of Peanuts and Cashews by clicking here.

Also, check out our website, A Bus On A Dusty Road, for more information.

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When we talk about the Vikings and the violence, we have pictures in our heads of a strong man carrying an ax and going into battle. But it was the Norwegian Vikings that were the most violent out of the three groups of Vikings. 

Listen to Dusty Roads by Anita Hummel explains the differences and information about the Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish Vikings and How They Changed The World.

To read more about Vikings, you can check our blog about Differences Between the Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian Vikings by clicking here.

Also, check out our website, A Bus On A Dusty Road, for more information.

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Tibetan dogs have been an essential part of the Tibetan Buddhist monasteries. Different Tibetan Dogs would be watchdogs, while others were mainly companions for the Buddhist monks.

Listen to Dusty Roads by Anita Hummel, as she talks about the Tibetan Dogs and their history of living in the Tibetan Buddhist monasteries with the Tibetan Monks.

You can find out more by also reading our blog Dogs In The Tibetan Monastery, Fun Facts by clicking here.

Also, check out our website, A Bus On A Dusty Road, for more information.

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Many people do not realize how the Laotian Hmong sacrificed so much after the Vietnam War.  In this podcast, Anita explores why we should remember the Hmong and their sacrifice. 

Please find out how the small ethnic group gave up their homes and land to help the American troops fight for freedom.

You can find out more by also reading our blog What Happened To The Hmong After The Vietnam War by clicking here.

Also, check out our website, A Bus On A Dusty Road, for more information.

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Learn How To Explore The World Virtually

In this podcast, Anita explains how you can sign up for a Conquer Virtual Challenge to virtual travel to exotic places around the world.   The Conquer Virtual Challenge allows you to explore the world without actually stepping out of the comfort of your own home. 

Find out the reasons why you could consider joining a Virtual Challenge as a way to explore the world.

To find out more about the Conquer Virtual Challenges, you can also read our blog on Best Virtual Challenges And Why We Love Them by clicking here.

Also, check out our website, A Bus On A Dusty Road, by clicking here.

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