On this episode we talk to Max Seigal, a National Geographic Photographer, an entrepreneur, and an environmental activist. Max discusses his path to photography and paragliding, while sharing some pretty fascinating wild animal encounters.
Instagram: @maxwilderness
Facebook: MaxSiegal Photography Aerial Photography - www.seagulllaerial.com
Nature Photography - www.maxwilderness.com
On this episode we talk to Steve Hackett who just got back from an incredible trip in Thailand where he not only attended, but participated in a Thai wedding between two of his close friends. He brings us through his experience on the long haul from the eastern coast of the US to Thailand and his time chaotically navigating the Bangkok airport, traffic, and city life. Then Steve breaks down some of the highlights between a culturally fascinating wedding between a Sikh groom and Hindi bride, where Steve was one of 700 guests.
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Get ready to re-evaluate every flight you’ve ever booked and every travel cost you’ve ever incurred. Today we talk with Ian Agrimis, who has become an expert in accruing airline miles and credit card points (or credit cards) to help fund his adventures to far flung places. Ian introduced us into the mile-accruing culture and gives us some great tips on how to save on airfare purchases. Ian has turned his passion for adventure film-making into a career and has since created his own media company, Capture Unlimited. He’s an all around inspiring guy and we really enjoyed this conversation.
Inside The Episode:
Ian’s Company Capture Unlimited: www.captureunlimited.com
Ian’s IG @AgrimisAdventures
Ian’s Youtube
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On this episode we break down our Top 10 list of favorite countries that we each would like to visit in the (very near) future. We provide insight on some of the major attractions for each of the destinations discussed, and the reasons behind our piqued interest.
On this episode we talk to Leah Habib about her particular experiences traveling to five continents in just a few short years. She provides incredible insight on her time studying abroad in Spain and England and contributes some great advice on why someone would prefer to travel in packaged groups rather than solo.
Inside the Episode:
On this episode we talk to Florence Williams, the author of The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes us Healthier, Happier, and More Creative.
Inside the Episode:
The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes us Healthier, Happier, and More Creative
Mappiness - Check it out and learn how your environment impacts your happiness!
The Three Day Effect - Use this link to get a free book and 30-day Audible Trial!
There are a lot of misconceptions about traveling to Cuba. In this episode we break down traveling to the mysterious country with Magi Kernan, where she discusses her recent trip to the country and opens our eyes to the ins and outs of visiting this beautiful country. If you’re thinking about going to Cuba in the near future, you won’t want to miss this conversation!
**Side Note: We realize there are several moments in this podcast where the audio was less than perfect. We are working towards resolving this issue with the audio in the future. Thanks for understanding**
Inside the Episode:
Cuba International Travel Information
Magdalena Studios - Travel Guide: Havana, Cuba
Connecting Humanity: Faces of the Homeless
Fusterlandia Information
Contact Information
IG: Magsymoo
Facebook: Magdalenastudios
Mel Witman discusses her experiences as a volunteer with the Peace Corps and her time living in Paraguay. Mel spent two years living alone in a third world country and the hardships she faced; including how she dealt with contaminated drinking water and limited access to electricity.
**Side Note: We realize there are several moments in this podcast where the audio was less than perfect. We are working towards resolving this issue with the audio in the future. Thanks for understanding**
Inside the Episode:
Life Straw (Available on Amazon)
Contact Information
IG: Mel_Wit
More Info and Photos on The Minivan of Memories:
https://www.minivanofmemories.com/blog-1/two-years-in-paraguay-with-the-peace-corps
On this episode we talk to Maura Solometo where we discuss her experiences living and teaching English in Spain for six months, including her preparation for her trip and how she adjusted to life abroad.
Inside the Episode:
The North American Language and Cultural Assistance Program in Spain
Euro Wings (German blind booking website Elliot mentioned)
Chefchaouen, Morocco (the blue city)
Contact Information
IG: maura_s29
Lina Montopoli divulges her decision to bike 900 miles alone along the Pan American Highway. Her journey through the Patagonian countryside is incredibly inspiring and when you find out she really didn't plan any of this trip in advanced you’ll be even more impressed!
**Side Note: We realize there are several moments in this podcast where the audio was less than perfect. We are working towards resolving this issue with the audio in the future. Thanks for understanding**
Inside the Episode:
Contact Information
IG: Montopolina
More Info and Photos on The Minivan of Memories:
https://www.minivanofmemories.com/blog-1/biking-900-miles-alone-on-the-chilean-pan-american-highway
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