After almost a month in Cambodia we reflect on the impact we have as tourists and if the money we spend goes to the right place. It's a complicated issue it seems. Also, we discuss our last day temple hopping in Angkor.

Firstly, huge apologies for the bad audio. We discovered today that our mic has a problem (which also explains the poor audio from previous recordings. Duh). Luckily next time we will have everything sorted and audio should be a million times better.

Wouldn't it be better to have a calendar that's based on the lunar cycle rather than months with random lengths? Obviously, we have no idea what we're talking about but we came up with an idea of sorts regardless.

After our first visit to the Angkor complex in Cambodia we look at the stats for different nationalities of visitors. We talk about Lisa's loud oesophagus and compare a baby cleaning machine to having 3 hands.

Although we keep track of all expenses while travelling is surprisingly easy to lose track. Lisa denies her love for bald men and Andre plots an exit strategy.

Today we took a bus from Battambang to Siem Reap on Cambodia and it was (surprisingly) better than we expected. We muse about how different Siem Reap is to the rest of Cambodia and why we tend to take so many pictures all the time.

We agree that the journey between tourist spots is often the best part of the experience - unless you're on a bus in Cambodia. Why is it that tourist are being ripped off everywhere in the world. We're still in Battambang, Cambodia and visited the circus school tonight!

We're in Battambang, Cambodia and talk about childhood favourite chocolates, ketchup and why people romanticise full time travel.

We're still in Battambang, Cambodia and chat about the mountains of rubbish, Delhi Belly and why it's so bloody noisy everywhere.

Welcome to the first episode of our daily nightcap podcast. We talk briefly about the day that was or just ramble and rant for a few minutes. You can also find us on www.wewillnomad.com