We are heading to the emerald isle Ireland in this good ole' fashioned destination episode. My guest today is Garvan Rushe who is from Ireland and will help us answer how history affects modern Ireland, how to take part in a music experience that will NEVER happen again, & how to make your time in Ireland the best you have ever had.

What are you most looking forward to on your next visit to Ireland? If you have been before, what was your favorite experience? Let me know in the comments on the episode page!

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I am so happy to bring on my friend and Location Indie member, Jason Robinson from The Nomad Experiment, to talk about how living life as an experiment can free you, how a small amount of money and a little time away can change your life completely, and why progress over perfection is so important in everything you do. Are you ready for the ultimate experiment?

What are your biggest take-aways from this episode? Are you ready to live your life as more of an experiment? Let me know in the comments on the episode page!

On today's show, we are talking all about sailing (queue Christopher Cross' song 'Sailing') with some of the best experts out there with over a decade of experience. We will be covering how much it costs, the best places to learn, why it's a great way to travel, the dangers and how to stay safe, and what life at sea is truly like in the day to day. If you have ever had the inclination to get out of your workaday life and explore the world via the oceans then this episode is your one-stop-shop. Let's get those sea legs ready for an adventure!

Brian Trautman of SVDelos.com turned an 18-month sailing trip into 11 years of sailing with stops in 6 continents and 45 countries and is still going.

Where would be the first place you would want to sail? Has this episode inspired you to look into getting your sailing license? Let me know in the comments on the episode page! You will also be able to get all the links there!

Please welcome the amazing Francis Tapon to today's show! Francis has a travel resume that inspires all of us to get out there and explore, he is the author of many renowned books, is an avid backpacker and slow travel junkie, and someone who has never owned a television, couch, bed, or spaceship (and is most disappointed about the last one). Today we are diving into Eastern Europe, the beautiful benefits of slow travel, & why connecting with locals (& not your phone) is so important to the overall experience of your time wherever you are.

What hidden destinations have you been to that you think others should visit? What locations mentioned in today's episode are now on your list to visit? Let me know in the comments on the episode page!

Are you ready for the 6th Annual Norwegian Christmas Spectacular?

Well, it's here!

What is your favorite Christmas album? What are your Christmas debates regarding decorations? When does Christmas begin for you? Are there any traditions you heard that you want to try yourself? Let us know in the comments on the episode page!

Appreciate your traditions as if you are a traveler seeing and experiencing them for the first time. Even if you are home, take a fresh look at your traditions and truly appreciate and enjoy them.

Have a wonderful Holiday wherever you are!

Please welcome back my friends, Mike & Anne Howard from HoneyTrek.com, who have been full-time traveling for the last 8 years and who have perfected the art of glamping. Now I have some preconceived notions around the word glamping & that is why I wanted to do this episode to possibly redefine that term for you.  We will be diving into a bunch of road trip tips, the reality of a full-time travel lifestyle for them, and why it never feels the same when you return to a place you have visited before.

What are your preconceived notions about glamping? Are you excited to give it a try or not really feeling it? Let me know in the comments on the episode page!

Welcome my friend Simon Mulvaney, a brilliant travel filmmaker who has taken what he is most passionate about and uses his creative inspiration to make beautiful works of art just for the love of creating. We discuss how travel and film can change you especially when put together, the importance of passion projects, why cameras create curiosity, and we even get into the gear he uses so that you can start creating as well.

What do you naturally gravitate towards? How do those play into your current or future travels? Let me know in the comments below!