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Toronto photographer and influencer Troy Visuals comes to the table to discuss things he is working on within the city and Toronto culture. Also joining the table is Phillip Grant who is a new member of the YBT team. During our conversation Troy compares Toronto culture to LA and tells us the differences between the two cities.
American Airlines pilot Leo joins Asshur to talk about the state of the airline industry after the Coronavirus. One thing is sure, and that is the travel industry will look very different from how it currently look. With that said, are you ready for higher ticket prices?
Fulbright Scholar, Simone Gordon shares her experience in India as a Fulbright Scholar. We also discussed her experience in Peru and Argentina, destinations she pursued after completing her term with the Fulbright program.
Naomi join Asshur to talk about her experience teaching English in South Korea. She talked about traveling while teaching in Asia and also the global pandemic, Covid-19, which first hit South Korea, among other Asian countries such as China.
Cruise expert Victoria Baker drops in to share some insight and tips on what she believes is the cost effective way to see multiple destinations in one trip!
Latoya join Asshur and Ashley to talk about her time in Thailand and Jamaica. Most interestingly, was the fact that she traveled to these two destinations one after the next. Listen in for this exciting conversation, so electric that it caused latoya to lay down a twerk or two.
Stanton talks with Asshur about his experience attending a wedding in Korea. See blog for his pictures of this cultural encounter. Enjoy!
Twenty-two-year-old flight attendant Trai joins Asshur to talk about how his travels have changed his perspectives. His perspective on Africa is inspiring and could help many of us see Africa in the beautiful light in which it should be portrayed.
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The Young Black Travelers Podcast is where travel, culture, and community meet. Hosted by members of the tribe, this podcast explores the world through the lens of young Black…
From vibrant carnivals in the Caribbean to historic streets in Africa, Europe, and beyond, each episode blends storytelling, humor, and real conversations about what it means to explore the world while celebrating culture and identity.
You’ll hear travel recaps, cultural deep dives, lessons from the road, and reflections on the moments that shape us—from missed flights and unexpected adventures to powerful encounters that change how we see the world.
But this podcast is about more than travel. It’s about community, impact, and inspiration. Through the work of Young Black Travelers, the tribe is building a movement that encourages young people to step outside their comfort zones, experience new cultures, and create ripple effects in their communities.
Whether you’re planning your next adventure, curious about the world, or just love a good travel story, this podcast will take you there.
Pack your bags. Join the tribe. The world is waiting.