In the face of adversity humanity always shines through. In this episode I speak to Stick Daring about his 17'000km adventure to Australia, and how everything (and more) imploded from when he got there. Putting up a courageous effort on this Podcast we hear one mans story about how Covid 19 and other of life's challenges has thrown a spanner in the works. At the end of all of this is there another amazing expedition to be had? We shall find out. In the meantime we go back to 1792 and shed some historic light on exploring, we then check out Geelong in Australia, find out what a bunch of old guys are like at sailing, and ponder over why people even take up this sport in the UK to be drenched and frozen every time they go out. Stick's message is sobering, sad and inspiring all in one.  

Where there is crisis there is opportunity. In this episode I talk to Aviation Industry expert Mark Martin about what impact the Corona Virus Corvid 19 is having on the airline industry. What opportunities exist for travellers, and for the airline companies to bounce back stronger. In the extremely complex world that is aviation this insight, this episode just might inform you what pieces of the puzzle are affected, and what opportunities there are for everyone in these troubled time. Flying somewhere soon? you might want to check this episode out.  

After struggling with anxiety for years and living an unhealthy lifestyle, Daniel Hedley realized he needed change in his life. And he found it in the form of Penny Farthing. He is riding across Australia, hopeful that it would recondition his mind and body. It will also be a Guinness World Record attempt that covers approximately 6500kms ride from Brisbane to Perth to raise money for organizations that provide solutions to people dealing with mental health issues. In this episode, I ask him what it was like to find purpose and change in his life with penny-farthing and how it positively changed him as a human being. This heartwarming talk brings out a biker on a different level with big goals to support mental awareness.

With little hiking experience Julia Sheehan quit her job, sold her house, and decided to take on the 2000 plus mile Appalachian Trail thats runs from Georgia in America's south, to Maine in the Northeast of the country. Along the way Julia uncovers things about herself, the world, and her future that are life changing, spiritual and often very personal. With nature as her only guide she climbed mountains, walked through valleys, and slept under the stars. In fear of nothing other than her own mind, Julia saw America like very few do. Her trail name quickly became "rocket" and this inspiring woman's legacy was born. If you sit in a place of confusion about your life today, listening to Julia speak will unleash something in you that may be holding you back. Let the trail begin.

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In this episode we talk about the Death Road in Bolivia, Kiev in the Ukraine and an unusual visit to Chernobyl, Vienna, Ibiza, Scotland and its magnificent B&B's, a wedding in Austin Texas, and there is still time to talk about Travel Blogging, Road Trips in Scotland and a little bit of silly stuff on the side. A delightful experience Gemma lights up the airways of the Global Travel Channel. Check out her work at Website: https://www.twoscotsabroad.com/  

Perhaps the most under rated travel destination in the world, the US has some of the most magnificent scenery in the world, some of the greatest cities. In this episode we explore the US with Bob Di Menna and find out his picks for best weekend getaway, best summer vacation, best winter vacation, favourite state, and some tips about 'tipping'. If you are about to go to the US, or you live there and want to spice things up, this episode will help you plan something awesome. Check out Bob's podcast at https://thetravelersblueprint.com/

When you combine travel and love you have the potential for unlimited happiness. The Online Dating Queen Laura Nieddu joins me in this episode and shares her own miraculous story about meeting someone online, falling in love, quitting her job and moving interstate to start a new life all within a few months. You have to listen to this story to understand the rules and filtering process Laura used in assessing potential candidates, and ending up with Mr Right. If you have ever online dated long distance and it didn't work out, then maybe you need to listen to Laura's no holes barred approach to this process and hear how it made her even change some of the things she used to do.   Check out Lauras site here https://www.facebook.com/Dating-Advice-and-Adventures-101630821382998/

How do you travel around the world for five years and not pay a cent for accommodation? It's called Housesitting. In this episode Ryan shares with us what it takes to be a Housesitter, how to get into it, what to look out for, and what it isn't. There are some very useful tips to make it easier for you to commence or enhance your Housesitting experience. Does one get lonely housesitting and only talking to animals most of the time? Do you need to be good with animals to be a good housesitter? What happens when you lock yourself out of the house? Check out Ryans site here https://ryanpatey.ca/

There continues to be a huge increase in travellers who require vegan focused solutions. In this episode I speak with Brighde Reed about her own journey to becoming a Vegan, as well as what lead this life transition into a business opportunity. As more and more hotels, restaurants and tour companies focus on offering Vegan specific packages there is also a bigger picture at work. The sustainability of our planet, and the animals we share it with. This episode might just get you thinking about your life and what you could adjust for your own well being as well doing good for the world in which we live. Check out www.worldvegantravel.com 

An action packed episode with stories about traveling solo to Swaziland, Amsterdam, Japan and Australia and then about Riana's latest adventure of moving her dog, husband and herself from Canada to live in Prague in the Czech Republic for a year. Find out how best to plan an extended stay away, and what the highs and lows are of such a move. Plenty of tips also for dog lovers on how to move your favourite canine across the world. A Teaspoon of Adventure packs some heavy duty blog posts, check out Riana's work at www.teaspoonofadventure.com