Past Podcasts
Lyndon Faulkner Talks New Travel Products from Pelican
We try to catch up with Lyndon Faulkner of Pelican Products and find out what the company is currently doing at least once a year. Turns out they have a new line of travel products including some really innovative luggage and backpacks that are not only light but Pelican strong. […]
Tim Hills and How McMenamins Saves History In The Pacific Northwest
With headquarters in a former funeral home, hotels in historic schools and pubs in theaters, McMenamins is decidedly unconventional. And the Pacific Northwest family-owned company’s passion is rescuing old buildings and turning them into an eclectic collection of breweries, pubs and historic hotels. In addition to preserving buildings, they also […]
Places — Machu Picchu Attracts Over 1.5 Million Visitors To Peru A Year
Angie Clavijo, whose family created the Sumaq Hotel, Machu Picchu, talks with Paul about visiting and how her family has worked to provide an authentic visitor experience to this historic Peruvian destination.
People — Art Sbarsky Talks About Cruising Legend Art Rodney
Art Sbarsky, joins Paul and Elizabeth to talk about how Crystal Cruises was created and about the amazing role of it’s first CEO, Art Rodney in creating what became the world’s leading luxury cruise line for many years. They also discuss the pivotal role Rodney played in generating the modern […]
People — Jim Markel Maker Of Red Oxx Luggage Talks Travel Tips
Jim Markel, of Red Oxx Luggage is back to share with Paul about how traveling light should always your goal for the best experience. Jim will also talk about features of his softsided luggage and gear that made it the gold standard for durability and practicality.
Gary Arndt: The Canadian Yukon and the Northern Lights
Gary Arndt flies with Air North on their inaugural flight to the Canadian Yukon. While there, he visited Whitehorse to see the Northern Lights from the air. Was it great? Gary joins Paul with the whole story. Gary and Paul also discuss techniques for keeping gear warm and functional in the […]
Michael Milne on Classic Car Museums
Michael Milne joins Paul and Elizabeth to talk about his latest book Roadster Guide to America’s Classic Car Museums. They talk about great car museums and collections around the United States and Michael even talks bout where you can see the earliest example of a Jeep in existence. Paul and Elizabeth also […]
Janice Waugh Talks Single Travel Trends
Single Travel can be fun, rewarding, and exciting, but the travel industry continues to treat those who go solo as second-class citizens. Cruise lines and tour operators routinely charge single travelers up to twice as much as they charge people sharing a room. But hope is on the horizon as […]
Rick Steves on His New Book on European Art
Rick Steves joins Paul and Elizabeth to reveal how art inspires and enhances travel
Family Travel Correspondent James Deruvo On Christmas in Theme Parks
Family Travel Correspondent James DeRuvo reports on Christmas in Theme Parks. Is it worth spending the big bucks and are there alternatives to budget busting.
How Airports Purify the Air We Breathe
Ever wonder how the air in an airport gets purified, with millions of passengers passing through daily? Steve Levine of Atmos joins Paul to talk about the technology that purifies air not only in airports, but also in casinos.
Women Traveling Together Explores The World
A pioneer in the field, Debra Asberry saw a need for over 50 women to find ways to explore the world with comfort and comradery.