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Bron enjoys a conversation with Sheryl Lunt, who shares her experiences of travelling with two cats across Bass Strait as well as many more interesting and fun adventures she has undertaken solo!
“Most people say dogs are great travel buddies…
But Cheryl proved cats can be too! 🐱✈️
Cheryl did — from road trips and Airbnbs to the Spirit of Tasmania!
Her story is full of storms at sea, camping in Europe, and adventures with Celine & Lily.
Check out the blog I wrote with her story - using her great photos https://bronhogan.com/travelling-with-cats-and-chasing-adventure-a-conversation-with-sheryl-lund/
In this episode of Travel with Us a While, Lee Cutler shares her moving journey of teaching history through travel, exploring Turkey’s battlefields, and discovering the power of cultural exchange.
Lee shared some great photos which I have turned into a blog for you to check out https://bronhogan.com/a-journey-to-gallipoli-lees-story-of-travel-teaching-and-remembrance/
The first guest on my podcast was Penny Smith who has travelled around Australia twice in her Toyota Avalon called Bluey.
Her delightful conversation absolutely shows how travel changes how we see the world—however, Penny's photography takes it to another level.
She shares some great travel tips pertinent to travelling in Australia too.
Her images of Australia’s landscapes, wildlife, and hidden corners remind us why we pack the car, hit the road, and keep exploring.
Take a look at her story (and her photos) on the blog I wrote after our conversation:
https://bronhogan.com/podcast-guest-penny-smiths-adventures-with-bluey/
Podcast hosted by Bron Hogan who shares conversations with travellers by land, sea, air and beyond.
In this first episode, host Bron Hogan invites you to join her on a journey of storytelling, connection, and curiosity.
Bron shares her own lifelong love of travel — from childhood adventures in Africa and road trips through Mozambique, to building a safari camp in Botswana, discovering the dunes of Namibia, and learning to sail across the South Pacific on a shoestring budget.
Listen for:
Childhood adventures in Africa and Mozambique
How a promise and a dating app led to a life at sea
Tales from six and a half years sailing the South Pacific
The inspiration behind Shoestring Sailors a book written by Bron
A preview of upcoming guests, from solo road trippers to pilots and sailing families
Why you’ll love it:
Because travel is more than movement — it’s the stories we gather along the way.
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