Fellow KSCS Air Personality Michelle Rodriguez joins Hawkeye for a funny yet endearing look at a week spent in Rome.     Did you know there is an Egyptian Mummy in the Vatican?  Or that you can buy beer on the roof of the Vatican's Basilica?    Were you aware that you can walk in the steps of Jesus Christ, Caesar and Ben-Hur while in Rome?

Dylan Thuras discuss the wonderful finds in the book and website Atlas Obscura. Plus Anil Sabharwal Vice Presidenat of Google Products on Google Photo and how to easily make digital copies of your old vacation photos

Ultra Marathoner Dion Leonard was followed through the Gobi desert by a small dog who he later adopted. But between the race and the trip home, Gobi was lost for 10 days in China. The misadventrue and heartwarming reunion became a best selling book and soon to be movie.

Ian Ziering reveals why he really signed on to star in the first Sharknado movie, plus he discusses his latest travel venture, CelebrityHideaways.com    And we look at what's new in Las Vegas with travel writer David Yeskel, aka @TheVegasGuru_

Patricia Schultz, the First Lady of Travel discusses the latest edition of '1000 Places to See Before You Die' and Dr Cherice Roth of Ask.Vet with advice for traveling with pets

It's the AirBNB of Camping; Alyssa Ravasio discusses the upcoming Solar Eclipse and securing campsites on private land with HipCamp.com    Plus Jeanenne Tornatore of VivdSeats.com talks about planning your vacation around your favorite Braodway play

Brenda Cantrell discuss some of the may treasures to be found for sale at the Unclaimed Baggage Center in Scotsboro, Alabama    And Phil Keoghan of the Amazing Race shars his new project and his home country of New Zealand with the Smithsonian Channels 'Flying High with Phil Keoghan'

Kaitlin Pitsker of Kiplinger discusses Airline Passenger Rights when being bumped.    Plus Alan Clarke, CEO of Homestay.com, discusses traveling like an exchange student. And Jeanenne Tornatorre of VividSeats.com on traveling for NFL Fans

Sue Aikens of the National Geographic Channel's 'Life Below Zero' discusses her solitude life in the Arctic Region of Alaska.     And Stevie Christie of Wilderness Scotland and Wilderness Ireland helps us discover the untamed wild side of Scotland