<p>Here's your armchair trip to Mongolia via China and the Great Wall.  Sit back and listen to Matt McFahn share his travel stories, this time to Beijing and Ulaanbaatar, gets to pose with The Beatles (the pop band), enjoys a drink with the locals and wonders at the amazing place the Steppe is! </p>

Here's your armchair trip to Mongolia via China and the Great Wall. Sit back and listen to Matt McFahn share his travel stories, this time to Beijing and Ulaanbaatar, gets to pose with The Beatles (the pop band), enjoys a drink with the locals and wonders at the amazing place the Steppe is!

<p>Here's your armchair trip to Mongolia via China and the Great Wall. &nbsp;Sit back and listen to Matt McFahn share his travel stories, this time to Beijing and Ulaanbaatar, gets to pose with The Beatles (the pop band), enjoys a drink with the locals and wonders at the amazing place the Steppe is!&nbsp;</p>

Rendezvous Mongolia

Whether it’s travel, memoirs or sport, and sometimes all three at the same time, this podcast  shares some of life’s more unusual experiences in a fun but poignant style.  Join Matt McFahn as he narrates true life adventures or chats with normal people who have had extraordinary experiences.Welcome to Saadoun Street, a podcast with a central thread about people and their stories shared with you in engaging and entertaining episodes.  Some stories are presented as a season, others one off episodes but all are unique and will give you a chance to enjoy some of the weird and amazing things that happen to us.The inspiration for Saadoun Street (located in Baghdad) is the diaries Matt kept on a visit to Iraq in 1990 where he got caught up in the first Gulf Crisis as a Guest of Saddam.  If you’ve an unusual story you’d like told, drop Matt a message.

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Whether it’s travel, memoirs or sport, and sometimes all three at the same time, this podcast shares some of life’s more unusual experiences in a fun but poignant style. Join Matt McFahn as he narrates true life adventures or chats with normal people who have had extraordinary experiences.Welcome to Saadoun Street, a podcast with a central thread about people and their stories shared with you in engaging and entertaining episodes. Some stories are presented as a season, others one off episodes but all are unique and will give you a chance to enjoy some of the weird and amazing things that happen to us.The inspiration for Saadoun Street (located in Baghdad) is the diaries Matt kept on a visit to Iraq in 1990 where he got caught up in the first Gulf Crisis as a Guest of Saddam. If you’ve an unusual story you’d like told, drop Matt a message.

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