Past Podcasts
Catherine Hamm And a Remarkable Resort In Hawaii
LA Times Travel Editor Catherine Hamm shares the story of a very special resort in Hawaii that treats returning vets scarred by war to help them regain normal lives all at no cost.
Sophia Kulich Creates Custom Tours Of Jewish Sites In Europe
Sophia Kulich, shares her phenomenal insight with Paul and Elizabeth about Jewish history in Europe and throughout the continent. She plans special custom tours which she often leads herself. As a Ukranian she has a deep insight into the culture and can often provide special experiences for her clients.
LA Times Christopher Reynolds Visits America’s Great Music Venues
LA Times travel writer, Christopher Reynolds share the story behind his on-going series on great American Music Venues.
Seatrade Cruise Global Is World’s Premiere Cruise Conference
LA Times’ 101 Restaurants We Love
Paul chats with Jenn Harris, the Los Angeles Times‘ acting food editor, about the new restaurant guide to Southern California, 101 Restaurants We Love. For both visitors and residents, it’s an absolute must.
Joe Farcus: How He Set The Standard For Modern Cruising
With the design of more than 50 ships to his credit, including some of the industry’s most innovative, Joe Farcus chats with Paul and Elizabeth about his new book, Design on the High Seas. Credited with the concept of entertainment architecture, he reminisces about working with Carnival Cruise Line to […]
Celebrity Edge Brings A Revolutionary Approach To Cruising
Elizabeth reports on whether Celebrity Cruises‘ new Celebrity Edge really delivers on all the hype. She decides it does and gives us a behind-the-scenes look at a ship that may set a new standard.
AAA Inspector 63 Discusses How Diamonds Are Awarded
Paul and Elizabeth chat with AAA Inspector 63, one of a staff of full-time, anonymous inspectors who visit and rate AAA-rated hotels and restaurants. A behind-the-scenes look at how they work and why the awards are the most objective and trusted in the industry.
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.
