Past Podcasts
CREST Is A Voice For Responsible Travel
Paul learns about the mission of the Center for Responsible Travel from Managing Director Samantha Bray. They discuss how travel is changing and how both countries and companies are evolving to meet the challenges and stresses of increased global travel.
Guiseppe Cipriani Opens A Cipriani At Wynn Plaza Las Vegas
opens a Cipriani Restaurant at Wynn Plaza Las Vegas. He chats with Paul about Harry’s Bar in Venice and Elizabeth and Paul’s favorite hang out, Harry’s Dolci on Venice’s Giudecca.
Flanders Fields Belgium Centenary of WWI
Noted travel journalist Diane Daniel chats with Paul and Elizabeth about the centenary of the end of World War I and the crucial battles around the town of Iper/Ipres, Belgium, including the significance of the Menin Gate.
Max Hartshorne in Guernsey, Finding Gin And History
Max Hartshorne, correspondent, talks with Paul about his recent visit to Guernsey and the story and photos he posted as editor on the GoNomad.com website.
Max Hartshorne on Guernsey, Gin, And History
Max Hartshorne, correspondent, talks with Paul about his recent visit to Guernsey and the story and photos he posted as editor on the GoNomad.com website.
Descanso Beach Club Brings France To Catalina Island
John Tue Nguyen Shares Favorites of Vietnam
John Tue Nguyen who founded Trails of Indochina some three decades ago shares his suggestions for visiting SE Asia. Trails of Indochina creates custom programs that allow visitors to have the experiences they dream of but with expert help.
Trails Of Indochina Offers Custom Tours of SE Asia
Jim Selkin plans custom tours for clients of Trails of Indochina. Jim shares years of experience with Paul and offers some advice for having a successful trip without crowds. He points out that the trips include great dining options.
TV Shows to Watch in a Pandemic
From documentaries like David Attenborough’s Blue Planet to mystery series like Midsomer Murders, TV shows can transport us to different destinations until we can visit again in person.
Lesser-Known Travel Destinations That Rock
When travel picks up again, many people will head to popular places; instead, discover the riches that lie in these less-visited cities, towns, and parks.
Swim in the Rhine at Basel, Switzerland
Go swimming in the Rhine River? Yes, you can – in Basel, Switzerland, says David Latt, in this freewheeling chat about one of Europe’s most delightful cities.
Getting Home in the Age of Coronavirus
LuxeAdventurerTraveler‘s Jennifer Dombrowski joins Paul and Elizabeth and reveals the odyssey she and her husband, Tim, took getting home to Bordeaux, France, from Martinique after the coronavirus appeared.