Regin's Travels Podcast

Regin's Travels Podcast

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Regin's Travels Podcast episodes

  • Neil Mandt on How He Made Last Stop for Paul, One of My Favorite Travel Movies | Ep. 28

    Neil Mandt is an actor, director, producer, and tech entrepreneur. He has directed and produced a lot of movies such as, The Million Dollar Kid and Disney’s Million Dollar Arm.   


    He is the leading actor, director, and one of the producers of one of my favorite travel movies, and one of the movies that inspired me to embark on an around-the-world trip, Last Stop for Paul.

    He's been to 120 countries and is also a member of The Circumnavigators Club.  In this episode, we talk about how the movie Last Stop for Paul came about and some of the lessons and take-aways from his travels.

    33 min
  • WBA World Super Championship for Bukidnon's Robert Paradero | Ep. 27

    Bukidnon, Philippines' Robert "Super Inggo Sakalam" Paradero will fight the world's number 1 minimum weight boxer, Thammanoon Niyomtrong also called Knockout CP Freshmart.   It's for the World Boxing Association Super Champion belt. It's the biggest fight of Robert Paradero's career and one of the biggest fights of Filipino boxers this year. 

    30 min
  • The Circumnavigators Club (with Michael Puldy) Ep. 26

    Michael Puldy is a member of the Board of Governors of The Circumnavigators Club, one of the most exclusive travel clubs in the world. He is a photographer, an author, and CEO of his own company.  


    He’s been to to all 50 United States and close to 50 countries. His most notable books are, The Millennial’s Guide to Business Travel, which was published in 2016, and his most recent one; Himalaya Memories, published in 2021.  

    A Porsche enthusiast, he was able to do a cross-country solo road trip using his classic 1963 Porsche from the east coast to the west coast of the United States of America.  In this episode, we talk about the Circumnavigators Club, some of his favorite travel photos, his experience in the Himalayas, his love for Porsche cars, and his experience with depression and suicide.

    1 hr 9 min
  • Flowing Like the Greeks (with Andrea Alvarado) Ep. 25

    Andrea Alvarado is a femininity and confidence coach, a motivational  speaker, a life coach and a musical theater actor. She has lived abroad; in UAE and USA, and has been to a lot places.  


    In this episode, we talk about life coaching, the importance of having a purpose, lessons learned from the Greeks and Italians, and the feminine energy. #lifecoach #flow   

    1 hr 4 min
  • The Importance of Creating Space | with Ally Canita Ep. 24

    Ally Canita is a certified home organizing consultant and self and space alignment coach. She received her formal training on Professional Organizing from the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals and founded her own company, Clean Greenius by Allison Brights OPC. She also studied Sports Science and Master of Business Administration at the University of the Philippines.  She is an advocate in letting go and decluttering to create space for a more abundant, productive, and meaningful life.


    In this episode, we talk about the Filipino psyche/mindset in terms of minimalism, the importance of creating space, the benefits of living abroad, and being intentional and mindful with the things in your home.

    1 hr 7 min
  • The World's Most Travelled Man | with Mike Spencer Bown Ep. 23
    Mike Spencer Bown has been backpacking non-stop since 1990, and has visited all the world's countries, and quasicountries, on all seven continents.  Of the few people who have visited every country on Earth, Mike has been backpacking the longest, travelling light and living out of the same well-worn backpack. Because of this, he could be the world's most travelled man!
    Though he calls no single place home, he was raised in Alberta, Canada.  
    In this episode, we talk about his experience being the first tourist in Somalia, his fascination for solo wilderness camping, hitchhiking in Iraq and Congo, the interesting Turkmenistan,  the dangerous Chad, how he makes money for his travel fund, and some of the main reasons why he travels.
    1 hr 20 min
  • Traveling Changes Perspective | with Jenica Dizon Ep. 22

    Jenica Dizon currently serves as the Country Director of Waves For Water Philippines, a humanitarian aid organization focused on providing clean water access to underserved communities. Prior to this, she has worked in tourism, corporate sustainability, and environmental policy.


    She graduated with a Bachelor’s in Fine Arts, majoring in Information Design, and double minoring in Management and Development Management from Ateneo de Manila University, while at the same time receiving the Loyola Schools Award for Leadership and Service as Most Outstanding Individual.

    In 2016, she was conferred the Gawad ng Kaunlaran medal by the Armed Forces of the Philippines—the second-highest distinction presented to civilians and government officials for her involvement in community-building.  In 2019, she obtained her Master’s in Water and Sanitation for Development as a Marshal Papworth Foundation scholar in the United Kingdom.

    Outside work, she is a PADI-certified rescue diver and also a certified Vinyasa yoga teacher.  In this episode, we talk about her advocacy,  how travel changes how we perceive things, and her realization that chasing the finite doesn't really satisfy the soul.

    1 hr 3 min
  • Minimalism + Travel = A More Meaningful Life | with Tamera Ann Viraye Ep. 21

    Tamera Ann Viraye is a flight attendant who practices minimalism. She became a minimalist in 2018 and started an inspiring Facebook Page, called Ms. Mnmlst, where she shares her minimalism journey. It is so inspiring that I find it to be the best Philippine-based Facebook Page on minimalism.


    As a flight attendant, she has traveled extensively all over the world.

    In this episode, we talk about the life of a flight attendant, tithing, eating healthy, being OK with not having it all, and how God had helped her realize her dreams. 

    1 hr 11 min
  • The World Might Not Be as Dangerous as You Think | with Jørn Bjørn Augestad Ep.20
    Jørn Bjørn Augestad is the youngest Norwegian to have visited every country in the world! He is also a tour operator, an author, and a TED Talk speaker.
    Some international press agency wrote articles about him as being reckless and naïve. But, is he?
    In this episode, we talk about his decision to not have kids, his feeling when he landed on the last country in his itinerary, his stay in Afghanistan, and some misconceptions of some people regarding "dangerous' countries.
    1 hr 5 min
  • Pow Salud on Traveling To Cover Boxing and MMA Matches | Ep. 19

    Pow Salud is a professional boxing and MMA announcer, commentator, host, and blogger. He is the man behind Powcast Sports; an online media channel primarily focusing on Philippine boxing.


    In this episode, we talk about traveling all over the Philippines and Southeast Asia to cover boxing and MMA events, dealing with bashers and trolls, quitting his day job for his passion for boxing, his advocacy for Philippine boxing, some packing hacks, and his love for durian. Boom boom Pow!

    1 hr 2 min

About Regin's Travels Podcast

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I'm Regin. I love traveling and I believe it's one way of living life to the fullest. Welcome to my podcast where we have meaningful talks and conversations about travel and minimalism.