Andrea Sachs of the Washington Post discussed her recent articles on aviation and using pharmacies abroad. Then Mary Novakovish talked about her new book "My Family and Other Enemies: Life and Travel's in Croatia's Hinterland".

Beth Harpaz discussed her recent NY Times article on attractions that will make kids of all ages happy in the Sunshine State. Then Frommers.com author Dan Renzi talked abouth the history of Kansas City's famous barbecue scene and which restaurants are best to visit today.

Sean Cudahy discussed the science behind turbulence in flight, and recent changes to the DOT's Dashboard regarding family travel. Then Stephanie Pearson talked about her recent New York Times piece about what travelers should do if they encounter a victim of human trafficking in a hotel

David Farley was my first guest, discussing his New York Times article which posited that Belgrade may be the new cocktail capital of Europe. Then Kay and David Scott talked about their new book "Exploring the Oregon Trail: America's Historic Road Trip"

William McGee of the American Economic Liberties Forum came on to discuss recent DOJ and DOT announcements, and what they might mean for the JetBlue/Spirit merger plans. Then Stephanie Flor, founder of Around the World Beauty, talked about how pursuing beauty on the road could make your next trip a more meaningful one.

Jeff Lunden, a reporter for NPR, regaled us with tales of his trip to Morocco for the International Storytelling Festival, and his subsequent exploration of the country

Rina Nehdar discusses the fascinating life cycle of whale sharks, and how to get up-close-and-personal with these gentle giants. Then Don George discussed the star-author-studded travel writing anthology he just edited called "The Best of Wanderlust: Tales of Wonder and Connection".

Juliana Shallcross discussed her recent Frommers.com article about how families of 5 and up can get appropriate lodgings for their groups. Then Neil Markey, Co-Founder of Beckley Retreats, a company that arranges holistic well-being retreats that involve the use of psilocybin, talked about the legalities of this type of trip, as well as their personal growth opportunities.

Cruise expert Carolyn Spencer Brown discussed cruises to southern Africa, expedition cruising, current costs for this type of vacation and more. She was followed by Seth Kugel, Tripped Up columnist for the New York Times, giving advice on how to insure your rental car will actually be in the lot when you show up to get it.

The Washington Post's Andrea Sachs discussed new developments at all-inclusive resorts that may make them less cheesy. Then, Paige McClanahan talked about her recent New York Times piece about how planes could be fueled by air (no joke!) in the near future.