Probably the greatest city in the world.

New York City is just one of those places you must visit at least once in your lifetime. Today, a New York local, Michael Thatcher ,shares his amazing stories of the City with me on the show. We dive deep into this complex, expansive city that is rich with humanity, and opportunity. No matter what it is that floats your boat, New York City has it all. Find out how best to navigate her nuisances and to get the best from your next visit.

For the past six years, Canadian lady Donna Salter has been enjoying an incredible adventure by Housesitting her way around the world. In this episode Donna shares many useful tips on how you can start off Housesitting, and eventually get to see the world. 

This is an insightful, educational and at times a hilarious episode as Donna recounts some of her more 'interesting' housesitting experiences. Not to be missed if you are looking for a cheaper and alternative way to travel to distant shores.

Have you ever thought how many different things you can do when you travel? My guest today is Lydia Dean, Mother, Philanthropist and connected soul. Lydia shares her enlightened journey from the time she achieved the great American dream, to then look beyond her white picket fence, and to find out what impact she could have on the world.    

An episode for anyone who loves to feel good inside through the inspiration of others.  

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Single Mothers are amazing, and this one is no exception. American Clarity Collins left behind the 'normal' life, brought a van in South America and commenced her life changing journey. Today we caught up with her in Peru for a chat. Many miles already under her belt, and plenty of life lessons to share, Clarity is a truly incredible force who is changing the world with every connection she makes.

Listen to this amazing woman's tale, hear what the future holds for her and Nemo, her beloved companion.

Vietnam - best seen through the eyes and words of a local, my guest today, Gwen Tran talks of her youth and experiences as a young Vietnamese girl in Saigon. Gwen shares much about this fascinating country that many wouldn't know, as well as how her country is changing for the world to see. 

Now based in the United States Gwen speaks about a longing for a slower life, a life that her country once provided, a life she left behind to travel and seek opportunities in this amazing world.

For the past 25 years Kenyan born Robert Kirubi has been flying around the world conducting business for the worlds largest logistics and supply chain management company DHL.

In this episode Robert shares with us his journey from Nairobi, Kenya into the world of corporate travel, and recalls many of the highs and not so highs of his days and nights at 35'000 feet. 

Robert also shares some tips to help your travel experiences be a little less stressful.

From laying lifeless on a Canadian roadside, to re-designing her life into becoming a global Endurance Sports Superstar. Shanda Hill's story is nothing short of incredible. With a simple philosophy of "If someone else can do it, then I can too', has taken Shanda on a journey most will marvel at. From its rather humble beginnings, and how it has turned into a balanced yet driven determination to extract as much from every day of ones life as is humanely possible.

From Singapore Slings to Raffles Hotel, many people are familiar with Singapores many delights. In this episode I talk with two Singaporeans and get their take on their own country, it's best eating places, what their people think of tourists, and what are the best things to do while visiting Singapore according to the them.

This very local perspective just might surprise you as Singapore continues to redefine itself as one of the most fascinating places to visit in the world.

Wacky, crazy holiday adventures are usually the best ones. In this episode I talk with American and fellow Podcaster Scott Gurian about his epic journey and participation in the Mongol Rally. 

From unexpected mechanical delays, to food poisoning, to political unrest, these were all challenges Scott and his team had to overcome along the way from Great Britain to Mongolia.

Strap yourself in as this ride is more like where the Cannonball Run meets The Hangover Part 1, the movie.

Thinking about doing any kind of endurance sports event, and you would like some help to get motivated, and to learn from a great bunch of people who 'have been there and done that' then this series is for you.

Angie and Mark have completed numerous and various endurance races across the world, and now it's time for them to share their knowledge. Along with invited guests this series will have you the best prepared for anything that the endurance sports landscape has to throw at you.