Patricia Schultz, the author of 1000 Places to See Before You Die, was our guest on this hour. She discussed how her book was researched and written, plus some of her personal favorites among the 1000.

The Frommer's Travel Show for Sunday, May 24th, Hour 2

Phil Cousineau, author of The Art of Pilgrimage, was today's distinguished guest. He discussed how to make the travel experience deeper, as well as which destinations he thinks lend themselves best to intellectual pilgrimages.

The Frommer’s Travel Show For Sunday, May 17th 2020 Hour 2

The Frommer’s Travel Show For Sunday, May 10th 2020 Hour 2

On today’s show the Frommers spoke with Tim Cahill, noted travel writer and one of the founders of Outside magazine. Among the topics discussed was the oddest thing Cahill has ever eaten (it’s a doozy), how Cahill approaches the subjects he wants to write about, and a bit about why travel can be such a life-changing activity.

The Frommer’s Travel Show For Sunday, May 3rd 2020 Hour 2

Conor Knighton is a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning and the author of a wonderful, just published book called "Leave Only Footprints: My Acadia-to-Zion Journey Through Every National Park". We devoted the entire show to the book, talking with Conor about the history of a number of the parks, oddities and mysteries that can be found in some of them, and Conor's very personal reasons for undertaking this year-long quest (hint: it involves getting dumped right before his wedding).

The Frommer’s Travel Show For Sunday, April 26 2020 Hour 2

The primary guest for today's show was Rolf Potts, the author of the seminal book Vagabonding about long-term travel. Rolf discussed what travel means to him (especially in this no-travel time), how he became a nomad, and some of his favorite destinations. Piggybacking on Rolf's segments, Emilie Gillespie discussed her recent piece in the New York Times about how to put together a year-long trip; and Jill Gonzalez of Wallet Hub talked about the best and worst frequent flyer programs.