Past Podcasts
Planning a World Cruise for 2023
Crystal Cruises are deep in the planning for the line's World Cruise in 2023 and is finding that past passengers are already wanting to go.
Shopping for Cars in a Virtual Showroom
Thinking of buying a new car? RelayCars' Gina Callari joins Paul and Elizabeth to reveal how virtual car shopping is taking off.
Fast Cars and Palaces in SouthWest Germany
Learn about the delights of Germany’s Baden-Wuerttemberg region, in the southwest of Germany.
Germany’s Black Forest and Amazing Baths
Christine Schoenhuber of Germany’s Baden-Wuerttemberg region and Thorsten Rudolph of the Black Forest Highlands join Paul and Elizabeth
Driving Trips Close to Home – Wherever Home Is
Everything-Everywhere’s Gary Arndt joins Paul and Elizabeth to discuss the mode of travel most likely to come back first after the coronavirus pandemic
The True Story Behind Rosa’s Cantina in El Paso, Texas
Travel journalist Tom Adkinson regales Paul and Elizabeth with the story behind Marty Robbins’ 1960 hit song “El Paso.”
Visiting Australia Virtually and Planning for Future Trips
Go snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef, cuddle a koala, and learn about aboriginal culture – all virtually for now.
Great Things To Do Virtually While Safe at Home
From yoga to birding, you can do fun activities around the world from the comfort and safety of your living room.
From Mao’s Hometown to Golf’s Birthplace with Max Hartshorne
Max Hartshorne joins Paul and Elizabeth to transport us all to the Middle Kingdom: China; and to the birthplace of golf: Scotland.
Shakespeare and Native American History in Southern Oregon
Discover the 8,000-year-old history of the region’s Klamath tribes, travel the Rogue Valley Food Trail, and stop at produce stands, wineries, and farm-to-table restaurants.
The Ultimate African Safari Guide
Shane, a safari veteran, gives his tips on what kind of safari to take – did you know you can take a walking safari or one on horseback?
The Florida Keys: America’s Tropical, Sustainable Playground
The Keys are open to visitors and welcome you. You have to wear a mask and practice proper protocols, but you’ll have plenty of fun
