Travelling Inside Out

Hey guys, 

Before listening to this episode, I highly suggest to listen to episode 35 since I have already explained there how I ended up volunteering in Tunisia. Today's episode is more about the experience in general and the cultural shock I had to deal with.  As I mentioned last time, I decided to split the story in a few parts because it is a lot to unfold from my Tunisian experience. 

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Hey guys! 

Today's exploration comes from Argentina, where Martin lives. He shares his love of music, travelling and teaching with us digging a little deeper in what comfort zone means to him. 

Until next time, stay true to yourself and follow your dreams.

Hey guys! 

I am gonna be honest and say I am still figuring out what is the best way of recording with the new microphone and all. Thank you for being patient with me. 

Hiking has been a big part of my life ever since I was a kid and 'I was going on adventures' as I used to say. I am talking in general about my experience as a hiker, as a female hiker, as a solo female hiker and camper. If you have any questions you can always leave some voice messages and I will get back to you or answer directly in the podcast.

Hey you! Yes, YOU! If you are reading this, chances are it is not your first time stumbling upon my podcast.  So you might know a couple of months ago I had a funding campaign.  With the money collected I decided to invest a little in my passion. Thank you for those who contributed in my first professional microphone. Hopefully from now on you will enjoy my stories even more, like the one I am presenting today. 

For my birthday I usually do something special, but last year after travelling by myself for 5 months, I asked myself "when I gave myself the world, what else is there?". And so it was time to offer myself the rest of the galaxy! 

As I promised in a previous episode, it was time for me to dive into the story of travelling to Atacama Desert. Once again fulfilling a childhood dream. Listen to the story of how I have hitchhiked my way there, how I went in four tours in two days, I got myself drunk and dealt with the hungover next day while travelling for an entire day. 

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Hey everyone!

Are you a traveller yourself and looking for a cheap accommodation? Get 10% off refund from your booked accommodation on booking(dot)com using this code https://www.booking.com/s/44_6/6237c19f. 

Hi everyone!

Hey guys, 

Today's extra episode on the podcast comes with a particular conversation, a different perspective coming from Jeniji. We dig deeper into what it means to travel inside and out, with a focus on the human family.  

You can find his new book, SLEEP Finally Feel Rested here: https://www.timenotneeded.com/sleep

Are you a traveller yourself and looking for a cheap accommodation? Get 10% off refund from your booked accommodation on booking(dot)com using this code https://www.booking.com/s/44_6/6237c19f.  

Until next time.. follow your dreams and stay true to yourself. #alinaswonders

Hey guys, 

It is the third episode about my experience of being an immigrant. It was October 2012 when I ended up volunteering in Tunisia. Listen to the the story of what pushed me to go there and how my first two days felt like. I decided to split the story in few parts because it is a lot to unfold from my Tunisian experience. 

Are you a traveller yourself and looking for a cheap accommodation? Get 10% off refund from your booked accommodation on booking(dot)com using this code https://www.booking.com/s/44_6/6237c19f.  Until next time.. follow your dreams and stay true to yourself. 

P.S. The picture is from my first walk around the city together with my boss. #alinaswonders

Heya to all of you reading this.

Last April I was exploring Peru and of course, I couldn't miss the main attraction, Machu Picchu. 

It was around 20 years ago when I started reading about Inca and Maya culture. My family had a book subscription which meant we were getting one book per month in the post. And like that, I got really into what Inca culture was about. The lack of internet was good for my reading habits.

Since then it has been my dream to visit Machu Picchu. But Peru it always seemed so far away (I mean it actually is from Romania, but so are some dreams). Still, this dream was just like background music in a restaurant. I don't always hear it, but it never stops giving a lovely ambience to the place.

And finally, 20 years later my dream came true. It took me one year to talk about it and the actual few weeks to process everything I went through. Listen for the entire story in today's episode.

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