The celebrated author of the book "Vagabonding" joined us to discuss his new book "The Vagabonds Way" and such topics as why time elongates when you're in a new place, the benefits of traveling with your parents, and much more.

The Emmy Award Winning Host of Check Please Philly!, Kae Lani Palmisano, discussed foodie travel and the dining opportunities of the City of Brotherly Love. Then the Washington Post's Andrea Sachs joined us to discuss how to trade labor for room and board on vacation, and how tourists can help street dogs and cats.

The author of the best selling "1000 Things to See Before You Die" discusses her new book, which explores the 100 reasons to see the world.

Jason Cochran interviewed Pauline about her recent West Virginia trip. Then, consumer advocate Chris Elliott came on to talk about how travelers can, and can't, get out of all the extra fees hotels and airlines are charging right now.

New York Times columnist Seth Kugel came on to discuss disturbing catfishing incidents on the lodgings giant's platform. Then Nevin Martell, writer for the Washington Post, talked about how to make really long road trips rejuvenating for those driving alone.

Frommers.com's Editor in Chief Jason Cochran joined Pauline to discuss her recent trip along the northern coast of California, and his journey from Iceland to Amsterdam on the debut sailing of the Norwegian Prima.

Veronica Stewart-Frommer, lead singer of the band Melt (and Pauline's daughter—you hear her song at the end of each podcast) came on to discuss New Nordic cuisine, the Grand Hammam of Paris, how to do Nice right, Amsterdam's challenges, and why Copenhagen is the "world's happiest city."

Aimee Tucker of NewEngland.com joined us to discuss what areas of that region will be most vibrant in the coming season, and when. Then Sabine Bergmann, one of the founders of the online travel publication Hidden Compass, revealed what their most controversial stories have been, and what makes this exciting new project viable.

Jason Cochran started the show, talking about new developments in travel and some of the odder gadgets he like. Then the Wall Street Journal's Jen Murphy discussed how people are helping their health in airport terminals. Finally wine expert Michael Green (http://MichaelGreen.com) discussed how to get the most out of winery visits

A.J. Jacobs, author of "The Puzzler: One Man's Quest to Solve the Most Baffling Puzzles Ever from Crosswords to Jigsaws to the Meaning of Life", discussed vacations with a puzzle element. Then the New York Times' Elaine Glusac talked about how airport lounges are proliferating and changing