Walking the Earth Podcast

Daniel Styles runs Focus Gallery, where you can have some coffee or beer and practice a foreign language!

Recorded 23 September 2014 from Chiang Mai, Thailand

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Amanda Day is a digital nomad and blogger at http://amandainasia.com. We talk about life in Chiang Mai and other travel adventures.

Recorded 21 September 2014 from Chiang Mai, Thailand

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Chris Backe is the author of http://oneweirdglobe.com, a blog about offbeat destinations like the placenta and umbilical cord shrine in South Korea.

Recorded 1 September 2014 from Khon Kaen, Thailand; Chiang Mai, Thailand; and Saratoga Springs, New York, USA

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Ben Condon shares a cautionary tale about getting set up and going to jail in Thailand.

Recorded 24 August 2014 from Portland, Oregon, USA; Bangkok, Thailand; and New York City, New York, USA

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Talon Windwalker is a single father who has been traveling the world with his son for over 3 years. Find out more about Talon and his son at http://1Dad1Kid.com

Recorded 17 August 2014 from Cozumel, Mexico; Sa Pa, Vietnam; and New York City, New York, USA

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Nancy Sathre-Vogel is a motivational speaker, teacher, and author who cycled with her husband and two sons from Alaska to Argentina. Her latest book "Roadschooling" is about educating your children while traveling full time. Find out more about Nancy and her family at http://familyonbikes.org

Recorded 10 August 2014 from Boise, Idaho, USA; Cat Ba Island, Vietnam; and New York City, New York, USA

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Fraser Baillie is one year into a cycling trip around the entire world. He is also the author of "Cyclehacking," a book about mastering the habits of your life, with the proceeds going toward building a school in an area of need. Find out more at Fraser's site, http://cyclehacker.com

Recorded 27 July 2014 from Kathmandu, Nepal; Hoi An, Vietnam; and New York City, New York, USA

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Justin Pearson is an Australian who is traveling Vietnam via motorbike. We discuss the motorbike adventure, learning languages, and other reflections about Vietnam.

Recorded 26 July 2014 from Hoi An, Vietnam

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Tori Hamilton is an American who has spent the past 11 months backpacking in South America, Japan, and Southeast Asia. We discuss our current location of Vietnam and the emotions of long-term backpacking.

Recorded 23 July 2014 from Da Lat, Vietnam

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Will Copestake is a Scottish adventurer who has kayaked and climbed around Scotland and hiked across Iceland. We also share stories about hitchhiking while backpacking. Find out more about Will's adventures at http://willcopestakemedia.com

Recorded 7 July 2014 from Ullapool, Scotland; Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam; and New York City, New York, USA

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