.Ant & Kourtni check in on each other and how the Coronavirus has been affecting them, their networks and countries (Canada & the UK). We have tackled almost all topics, in a loose conversation considered on the pandemic we are facing as a whole. Topics discussed in this episode: Social isolation & distancing- your social obligation to stay inside, remote work, avoid large gatherings and put your travel plans on hold. 

With so many hot topics, and the ever-changing news and updates we chat about “flattening the curve”, stalk piling groceries, online learning, training and opportunities, social systems and the burden of schools being shut down, real estate, the economic crash, borders closing & travel restrictions, who has been stuck where… and of course: the news, the media, the government, the stats.

During this heavy time we are bracing for things to get a lot worse before they get better. We are positive there will light at the end of tunnel and for all our listeners: stay strong, stay positive, reach out.. there is a plethora of resources to help deal with mental health and the fears we are battling. We feel there is a call for change, and a sense of awakening to look more inward and prepare for a new way of thinking, doing, being. As mentioned, we are just average people, with average opinions.. but we are ALL in this together and we will weather the storm. Thank you to all our first line responders, nurses, doctors who are facing the biggest crisis of our lives. 

Stay healthy, stay in, wash your hands and be safe!

In Episode 7 of Season 2 we chat with Alex Glen, our Aussie friend residing in Adelaide. 

Alex just returned from a spectacular three-week holiday to Japan and she shares with us an itinerary perfect for anyone wanting to visit this respectful, unique, colourful country. 

Alex’s Japan adventures consist of stops in Osaka, Hiroshima, Nara Park, Kyoto, Mt Fuji, Kawaguchiko, the Hakuba Mountains, Tokyo & Tokyo Disney + more. She shares with us a ton of tidbits, the best way to get around, her culinary adventures, insight on the culture & the best place to book accommodations.  Should you try out a pod? Is the super train worth it? Where’s the best place to start? What’s the grossest food Alex tried? Is Ramen really that good? Why was Japan chosen as the holiday of choice.. was it the history, culture, tech scene, food, or was it the snowboarding? 

We recorded this episode during a bittersweet Australia Day weekend as our thoughts are with our friends down under during the devastating fires they continue to battle.

Follow Alex to see what she gets up to next on insta @toomanyflavours or @alexs_adventuresinwonderland.

In Episode 6 we chat with Lacy Krol & D’Lane Sather, newly engaged and living their best lives on the island of Caye Caulker in Belize. Lacy & D’Lane share with us their love story and how their adventurous spirits brought them to this dreamy island, where they spend their winters and are now planning to wed. Belize is a country in Central America with a Caribbean feel, known for its incredible reefs, Mayan ruins, rainforests, islands and the famous dive spot, the Blue Hole. There is something for everyone in this country, appealing to both thrill seekers and those who like to “go slow”.  We chat about life on the island, what’s easy about Belize, ex: its national language is English, making it travel friendly and its currency is conveniently pegged to the USD. What’s the easiest way to get around the country and visit neighbouring countries? How do you get to the islands? What are some hotspots and must sees? 

Thank you Lacy & D’Lane for sharing with us your love for travel and inspiring us with the way you turned a passion for travel into your full time reality.

Ant & Kourtni chat with our New Yorker friend, Sally Bunnell in Episode 5. Sally grew up in small town Nebraska, where travel was only a dream. She started a career in the media & entertainment biz and now travels the world extensively...she’s only a few countries away from 100 visited! Sally's travel resume & bio isn't the only impressive thing about her, she's got a knack for over the top adventures while attracting the most epic of travel stories. We chat all things New York, which is where she is based when she's not exploring the globe. What's NY like for a local? Where to eat, what to do, what to see. The options are endless for the city that never sleeps. If you want to see the iconic sights, plays & musicals, the worlds best food & restaurants, shopping, professional sports, and so much more NY offers the ultimate city experience, almost feeling alive with its energy you will not be disappointed visiting. There's nowhere quite like New York City and we have fun sharing our memories of the city with Sally, for someone who can live anywhere we think she chose the ultimate spot. 

Sally is on the cusp of releasing a new travel app, called Navi Savi. It's set for release in 2020 as a video based travel platform, for users to share unedited & accurate travel experiences in short videos. So many exciting things are coming up in the new year and Ant & Kourtni are excited to watch Sally's continued success unfold. Make sure to follow Navi Savi on insta @navisavi_official and our guest @sallybunnell to watch her get to 100!

In Episode 4 we welcome our first guest of Season 2, Seth Stoner. Seth currently works & lives in the capital city of Doha, Qatar. 

Qatar is a one of the worlds largest oil & gas producers, resulting in a large expat community. In this episode we discuss what brought Seth to Qatar, and his travel experiences leading up to his current life in the Middle East. 

Is Qatar safe? What’s the food like? How extreme is the climate? What can you do as a tourist? Seth shares his experience living in working in Qatar well as his many other travels & times living abroad. His expat resume consists of Angola, New Zealand, Scotland, Thailand, Papa New Guinea, Canada, and more. The expat life creates excellent opportunity to see the world & experience different cultures.

Qatar has beautiful beaches, amazing architecture, sand dunes & sporting events. Being conveniently located it would be a great way to experience a new country & culture while breaking up a long haul flight. A bustling city, and growing in popularity we think you should add this diverse country to your list!

S02 E02 Viva Las Vegas! 

Anthony breaks down an epic itinerary in Las Vegas where he recently travelled to celebrate turning 30!

A trip full of memorable surprises, Kourtni & Ant discuss the best way to spend your time celebrating in Vegas. 

In this episode they’ve touched on some of the best things to do including the Neon Museum, Fremont Street, the High Roller, to helicopter rides, pool days, the best buffets, shows & bars to visit + so much more. 

There’s so many great National Parks, attractions & incredible places to visit just a quick road trip from Vegas.. making it a perfect place to fly in to start or finish your American adventure. Vegas has something for everyone, make sure to listen for some inspo on the best of what this vibrant city has to offer.