In this very special episode, Marc gets to talk to his lovely niece, the amazing Addie. She had just returned from a trip to Tennessee. They discuss flying alone as a kid, cool game apps to play, Dollywood, the Nashville aquarium and snapping turtles. She even gives some great advice on how to live your life. Halfway through we are visited by a young Rottweiler puppy named Angus.

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Marc was lucky enough to catch the international man of adventure, Bjorn, as he was passing through LAX with his cohort, Kendra. A worker for the high-end backpack company, Mystery Ranch, Bjorn has earned his adventure badges many times over. Living in Yellowstone, hiking the Appalachian Trail, touring Europe and crusing around southern Africa on a bus are just some the of the awesome tales he shares! What's the exact number of pairs of underwear to bring on a three month hiking trip? Bjorn shares his secrets.

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Marc decides to add a new segment to the Airport Improv Experiment called, "Marc's Sky Stories," where he goes solo for the episode and talks about some experiences of his own. In this, he talks about the Neflix documentary called, "Sirius" about a group of people called CSETI (Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence). Marc shares his own experience of possibly seeing a U.F.O. while flying around commercially. He also rambels about a lot of other random things; including some new features on the the website: airportimprov.com!

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Marc talks to the exteremly interesting Alex, an engineer from Microsoft, on his way home from the huge E3 gaming conference in LA. He's lived in many places, including New York and Boston. He now lives in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle. He gives all kinds of great advice, from how to train for a triathlon, where to eat pizza in New York and how to reduce your carbon foot print. He also reveals where Ranier beer flows like water and men ride in shopping carts (while wearing pink tights)!

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Marc gets to talk to the awesome Emma and her travellin' campanion, Mazie. Emma is moving back to Philly, knows all about New York city and has even been to Europe several times. She's got inside information on Fred Segal, an amazing east coast burger joint, called Shake Shack (it's coming to LA!) and all about how to foster a pet! (She found Mazie through http://www.vftafoundation.org/). How do you live in L.A. without a car? Emma did it!

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Marc gets to talk to the amazing Jade, a snowbaord instructor from Australia. She teaches how to shred the gnar on two contienents. She also is a musician who knows how to shred the six-string. Do you want to know about the Canadian Rockies? She's your girl. Do you want to know how to accompanny yourself on guitar? She's also your girl. Do you want to know all about the Eastern half of Australia and how to live peacefully in the shadow of the red-backed spider?! You need to listen to this!!!

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Marc continues his conversation with the amazing Peter. Their conversation delves off into some interesting places, such as Chinatown, the brain of the creative person, and how when you are an open person, interesting people are drawn to you like a magnet! Like and share on iTunes! Like the Facebook page! Blessings!

Marc gets to talk to the amazing Peter, an artist, wanderer and story-teller , escaping the brutal winter months of Southern Maine. His family tree alone could be an episode by itself. From pre-gentrified San Francisco to the New York art scene in the the late 80's, Peter has seen some s#&%! Such a cool and intersting guest, that the episode had to be broken into two parts! Stay tuned, later this week for part 2!

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What an exciting episode! Marc gets to talk to Hayley, a University of Washington student, on her way back from an environmental sciences study-abroad in beautiful Costa Rica! She has so many great stories to tell. She lived on an environmentally friendly coffee plantation, helped new-born sea turtles and zip-lined into waterfalls! What? Did you know that there is a toilet that recycles your methane so you can cook with it? Yum! Rate us on iTunes! Share with your friends! Blessings!

What a cool episode. Marc gets to talk to Barra, an archeology professor from Ireland. He is not just an archeologist, more specifically, he focuses on bio-archeology, which means he is studying skeletons. So many great topics, like the history of the prison system, Irish emigration (did you know that roughly two thirds of Ireland, left Ireland at one point?), how Australia came to be, and how the Mayans buried their dead. Have you ever thought about kissing the Blarney Stone? Share with your friends! Like The Airport Improv Experiment on Facebook! Rate it on iTunes! Blessings!