Two hosts, twenty-six years apart. She plans every trip down to the last detail. He forgets something in every country. They both get on the plane.
This is Excessive Baggage with Bill and…
Lyndsay Handel. It's about what it takes to see the world in a body that doesn’t cooperate — the oceans, the planes and trains, her wheelchair, which she lovingly calls her buggy — the long way around when there isn’t a ramp.
It's about where they went, where they're going, what went sideways, what he left at the gate, and why they’d do it again. Her pain doesn’t publish a schedule. His dedication doesn’t waver.
Nobody’s promised next year. So they go now because it all looks better through each other’s eyes.