Best Can Americans Travel To Cuba Podcasts (2024)

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Mindful journeying to Patagonia, Bali and beyond with Guided Seeker's Dee Nalam 55:18

1+ y ago55:18

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In this week's episode, we talk to Dee Nalam—a seasoned adventurer, cultural enthusiast, and founder of Guided Seeker, a bespoke travel company that offers a personal, compassionate approach to travel. You can follow Dee and Guided Seeker on Instagram here and here and learn more about Guided Seeker and upcoming trips here. Places mentioned in this…

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Talking design-forward hostels, cheese dates & European lovers with Jenn Rice 45:47

1+ y ago45:47

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In this week's episode, we talk to Jenn Rice—a travel and culinary journalist from North Carolina who is particularly interested in jamon (Spanish ham), cheese dates and discovering new places in the cities she calls home (and the ones where she spends extended periods of time). Her work has been featured in numerous publications, including Eater, …

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Basque culture, pintxos, vermouth & Balenciaga with San Sebastián-based writer Marti Buckley 39:27

1+ y ago39:27

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In this week's episode, we talk to Marti Buckley—a San Sebastian-based chef and travel writer who has published cookbooks, travel guides and articles everywhere from Travel + Leisure to Food & Wine, SUITCASE and other publications. You can follow Marti on Instagram here and her blog here. Her Basque Cheesecake recipe (which I’m obsessed with) can b…

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Quirky museums, themed hotels & PNW road trips with journalist Harriet Baskas 51:54

1+ y ago51:54

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In this week's episode, we talk to Harriet Baskas—an accomplished Seattle-based author, journalist, and broadcaster who has been covering the world of travel, culture, and the arts for over three decades—about weird museums, local coffee shops, her favorite airports, Pacific Northwest road trips and more. Give it a listen and let us know what you t…

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California's hidden gems, an insider look at the tourism industry and LA's best Tex-Mex with travel professional Vanessa Rodriguez 33:45

1+ y ago33:45

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In this week's episode, we talk to Vanessa Rodriguez—the Manager of International Marketing for Visit California—about all the hidden gems California has to offer and how much she misses the food in Texas. Give it a listen and let us know what you think! Some destinations mentioned in this episode: Los Angeles; Cayucos; San Luis Obispo; San Francis…

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Coffee expert Wilford Lamastus on the best cocktails, coffee shops and planning the perfect Panama getaway 41:06

1+ y ago41:06

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In this week's episode, we talk to Wilford Lamastus Jr.—an award-winning Panama-based coffee producer—about work travels, where to find the best cocktail bars and coffee shops, and how he balances business while touring new cities. This conversation really made me want to book a ticket straight to Panama City and then spend a week or so exploring t…

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Hollywood filmmaker Aitch Alberto on traveling to recalibrate, saying yes to new adventures, and how a trip to Texas inspired her movie 58:34

1+ y ago58:34

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In this week's episode, we talk to Aitch Alberto—an LA-based filmmaker—who wrote the screenplay for and directed the film adaptation of Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe (produced by Lin Manuel Miranda). The film debuted at TIFF last year and recently made its US debut at the Palm Springs Film Festival. Aitch is also a Sundan…

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Travel publicist and interior designer Viviane d'Adesky Aviles on pivoting careers, traveling while pregnant, and exploring an island you’ve probably never heard of 51:48

1+ y ago51:48

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In this week's episode, we talk to Viviane d’Adesky Aviles—an Atlanta-based travel publicist and interior designer—about balancing her professions, what curating travel itineraries has in common with curating interiors, going above and beyond for VIP guests, taste testing zero proof cocktails and non-alcoholic wines, and making it all work while pr…

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Food, drinks, & culture writer Esther Tseng on loving LA, bike-packing, a mezcal industry crisis and more 1:02:35

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In this week's episode, we talk to Esther Tseng—a Los Angeles-based food, drinks and culture writer. She is a judge for the James Beard Foundation and Academy Chair for the USA West region of The World’s 50 Best Bars and has contributed to a variety of publications including The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Bon Appétit, Food & Wine, Eater…

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Power couple Jaime Tapias and Kimberly Shannon talk culture shock, falling in love abroad and traveling for creative inspiration 1:13:53

1+ y ago1:13:53

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In this week's episode, we talk to TWO guests for the first time. Jaime Tapias and Kimberly Shannon are a lovely couple who met and fell in love while living in Hong Kong. They’ve got a lot up their sleeves including a children’s book that was published during the pandemic, teaching, flamenco classes, design projects and more—and they just recently…

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Travel the world via Spain's Camino de Santiago with yoga instructor and pilgrim Catherine Burke 44:42

1+ y ago44:42

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In this week's episode, we talk to Catherine Burke, a Colorado-based pilgrim, yoga instructor, kombucha hype girl AND maker of crystal malas. Catherine shared how she got into pilgrimages, what inspired her to walk Spain’s Camino de Santiago and how it changed her life. Such a beautiful story. You can follow Catherine on Instagram here and learn mo…

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Celebrating the small stuff, luxury vs. ultra luxury and remembering to treat yourself with Rumbita queen Natasha Londoño 54:24

2y ago54:24

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In this week's episode, we talk to Natasha Londoño, a Miami local who’s worked in the hospitality industry for years now and is currently a senior loyalty manager for a large hotel group. Tash is a great friend of mine and brings a really fun and informed voice to luxury travel, all-inclusive vacations, travel clubs and visiting the Caribbean and M…

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Traveling with/without kids, how NOT to get scammed abroad, and the benefits of CBD with entrepreneur and mom Kristin Gurley 48:40

2y ago48:40

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In this week's episode, we talk to Kristin Allred Gurley, an Atlanta-based entrepreneur, mom of two boys and savvy traveler. She’s been all around the world for work and for fun, but especially loves going to Asia, Hawaii (she had her wedding here) and Greece. You can follow Kristin’s personal adventures here and her CBD tea business here. Eat Drin…

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Solo traveling as a Black woman, shooting your shot, and the magic of the in-between with TV writer Cynthia Adarkwa 33:42

2y ago33:42

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In this week's episode, we talk to Cynthia Adarkwa, a Ghanaian-American television writer who strives to tell honest stories about Black women finding their place in the world. Cynthia recently spent a month in Europe experiencing, what she calls, her own “eat, pray, love” adventure. She briefed us on what it was like traveling from Lisbon to Paris…

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From Sevilla to Saudi Arabia, Montreal and Beyond—Chris Johnson travels the world one Formula 1 Race at a time 45:40

2y ago45:40

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In this week's episode, we talk to Christopher Johnson, an Atlanta native, managing partner of Peach Firm, and the founder of Pan African Motorsports, a nonprofit which aims to support African American drivers and eventually bring a Grand Prix to Africa. Chris fills us in on his travels to the Middle East, Spain, Texas and more to see F1 driver Lew…

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EDSR On the Road: Oklahoma City 19:08

2y ago19:08

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In this week's episode, Allison and Omar chat about an overlooked travel destination. If you're into US history, arts districts, historic hotels and cowboy culture, you'll want to listen to this short episode about Oklahoma City. Eat Drink Sleep Repeat is a listener-supported podcast. Thanks for hanging out with us and following along! Please rate,…

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Group trips, pivoting during a pandemic & the beauty of Latin America travel with Andrew Tyree 56:23

2y ago56:23

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In this week's episode, we talk to Andrew Tyree—the founder of Coast to Costa, a company that curates immersive travel to places like Mexico, Colombia, Cuba, Peru and Spain. Each Coast to Costa trip delivers unique, highly localized experiences with an emphasis on the culture of the region. Andrew sat down to talk to us in-person over some Angeleno…

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Travel sex, travel sickness, and travel strategy with writer + comedian Chelsea Frank 41:09

2y ago41:09

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In this week's episode, we talk to Chelsea Frank—an LA-based travel writer and comic with her own podcast called Globethotting. Chelsea bares it all with stories about getting sick on vacation, what it’s like to be a travel writer and how she keeps the peace, whether with romantic partners or friends, during her trips. You can follow Chelsea on Ins…

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Eat Drink Sleep Repeat: An Introduction 9:50

2y ago9:50

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Welcome to EDSR!! Every week, we’ll talk through where we’ve been lately, what we did/didn’t like about these places, and where we’re going next. In this week's episode, Allison and Omar introduce themselves and talk about what you can expect from the pod and who we'll be chatting with. Make sure your seatbelts are tightly fastened because we’re tr…

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Where is Wuhan China? Wuhan’s Bronze Bells, Weaving Silk Rugs and Yangtze River Cruise (1998) 18:40

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By Bruce Oliver TV - Travel-Food

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Luxury Sporting Events Ep2 – Go to the Olympics and Masters Tournament on packages from http://LuxurySportingEvents.com 12:16

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By Bruce Oliver TV - Travel-Food

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Venturing into Expedition Cruising on a cruise to Antarctica with Tony Pace – LGEC Episode 1 19:30

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By Bruce Oliver TV - Travel-Food

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Going to the SuperBowl in Miami, Florida? – LuxurySportingEvents.com Episode 1 12:16

4+ y ago12:16

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By Bruce Oliver TV - Travel-Food

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Transylvania and Dracula interview with Jane Congdon by Bruce Oliver 40:46

5y ago40:46

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Author: Jane Congdon, “It Started with Dracula: “The Count, My Mother, and Me“ “As a young girl, Jane Congdon loved movies about Dracula. They ignited a dream in her to see the castles and forests of Transylvania, but first she had to face the monster that lurked in her very own house—a mother whose thirst was more frightening than a vampire’s. “Du…

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Travel Safety with Leo J Malnoney 49:36

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After 35 year working as a Black Ops operative Leo knows how to travel safely. Listen to his story and for his tips on traveling safely.By Bruce Oliver TV - Travel-Food

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Let’s Go to Branson Missouri 7:20

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Find out what people have to say about visiting Branson, Missouri. Branson is a great family location to visit. Seniors will love visiting in the Fall and for the Christmas Shows beginning in November and ending at the end of December. There are plenty of things for families to do in and just outside of Branson. Listen for more information.…

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My Interview with Las Vegas Entertainer Tony Pace 42:11

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This interview was taped a few years ago. Tony sang the jingle at the beginning and end of this and all podcasts. Enjoy!By Bruce Oliver TV - Travel-Food

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Traveling Is Good for Your Health! 12:57

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By Bruce Oliver, Luxury Travel AdviserAs a youth, I listened to my elders say, over and over, thatthe one thing they wish they had done more often was take longer vacations whenthey had their young families. Seldom did someone say I wish I had worked more.Couples who wait until retirement to travel may have lost their opportunity totravel while the…

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Exploring Wilmington, Delaware – A European experience in American history 1:01:00

7+ y ago1:01:00

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World Footprints will explore Wilmington, Delaware and the Brandywine Valley’s rich American history and vibrant arts and cultural scene with its European flair. Known for its collection of American art, the internationally acclaimed Brandywine River Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, houses three generations of Wyeth artists—N.C. Wyeth, h…

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Exploring Dominica, the Nature Island 55:00

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Many people say that if Christopher Columbus were to return to our modern world today, Dominica would be the only island he would recognize. This volcanic island is called "The Nature Island" for a reason. It has a breathtaking natural beauty that sparkles like an emerald jewel and has remained moderately developed. World Footprints will share our …

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Exploring Hakone Gardens, Chocolate Travel, California Wines and Lansing, MI 1:01:00

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At 100+ years old, Hakone Gardens is a National Trust and one of the oldest Japanese estate and gardens in the Western Hemisphere. In honor of its centennial, Hakone is celebrating its beginning and lasting endurance with multi-year events and activities. Historian and Hakone Foundation Board Member, Connie Young-Yu, shares the richness and history…

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Best of Ireland, Portraits from Cuba, Exploring Mid-Michigan 1:00:00

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Nialls Gibbons, CEO of Tourism Ireland, will take us on a historical journey through the Emerald Isles. Niall will introduce some of Ireland's lesser known stories, including the country's ancient monastic history and language heritage. For Americans, the island of Cuba has been the forbidden fruit that many have desired to taste. Some Americans ha…

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Touring Ireland and introducing Irish Tenor Michael Londra 1:01:00

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World Footprints will tour Ireland with guide Will Collins who will take us on a well-rounded journey through the Emerald Isle. Will shares some of Ireland's culinary and sporting traditions as well as the country's interesting festivals, including a match-makers weekend, Ireland's history and historical figures. Ireland's cultural influences are v…

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From "The Amazing Race" to "The Great Human Race" with "Raw Travel" and Dominica 1:01:00

8+ y ago1:01:00

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Phil Keoghan is host of the multi Award-winning reality show, "The Amazing Race". We talked to Phil about how the show mirrors his life, his passion for travel and his commitment to give back to others. Phil also shared how a near death experience inspired his mantra to leave "No Opportunity Wasted". Robert Rose is the executive producer and host o…

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Travels with Maya Angelou, Ellis Marsalis, Sandra Izsadore and Michelle Wood 1:01:00

8+ y ago1:01:00

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In one of her last interviews, the late Dr. Maya Angelou spent time with us to share her early life, lessons learned along her adult journey and golden nuggets of wisdom. Artist Michelle Wood is a Coretta Scott King award-winning illustrator who joins us to explore American history through Gospel music. Michelle brings history to life with colorful…

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New Orleans' Hidden Black History 1:01:00

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New Orleans has been the backdrop of many dark chapters in American history, but perhaps none so shocking as the slave rebellion of 1811. We will explore the history of America's largest slave revolt with author Daniel Rasmussen who organized his research in his book, American Uprising: The Untold Story About America's Largest Slave Revolt. The New…

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Traveling the Underground Railroad from Virginia to Ontario 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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We'll share stories about some of the Underground Railroad and a Destination Spotlight will shine on the Faukland Islands and Romania. The City of Norfolk, Virginia is an important 400-year-old port city and home to the largest naval base in the world. But, surprisingly as a southern mid-Atlantic city, Norfolk also played a crucial role in the Unde…

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In the Footsteps of Birmingham's Civil Rights History 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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Birmingham, Alabama is considered ground zero in the civil rights movement. In the 1950s, African-Americans of all ages in Birmingham drew a proverbial line in the sand against racial segregation. Their stories, struggles and ultimate success over Jim Crow laws is on display at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute in an effort to keep the stories …

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Traveling with singers Gloria Loring, Rene Marie and Rockin' Dopsie, Jr. 1:00:00

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Singer/actress/author Gloria Loring joins World Footprints to talk about her music collaboration with son, R&B artist Robin Thicke, travel and her book, "Coincidence is God's Way of Remaining Anonymous". Gloria also dishes on her life past life as Liz Chandler on daytime's Days of our Lives. Jazz artist Rene Marie credits many women, including Eart…

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Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - Dreaming the DREAM 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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The Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial lies along the center line of leadership that extends from the Lincoln Memorial to the Jefferson Memorial on Washington's National Mall. At 30 feet in height, the sculpture of MLK on the "stone of hope" is 11 feet talller than the statues of Lincoln and Jefferson. In honor of Dr. King's birthday, we will revisit…

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Author James Rollins, Kenya, America's Whiskey Trail and Founders' Homes 1:01:00

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Kenya is called the "Heart of Africa" and is considered to be the cradle of civilization. With history that rich and a diverse community of tribes and natural resources, Jacinta Zioka from Kenya Tourism, says that everyone should visit her country at least once in their lifetime. For action-adventure author James Rollins, his travels, adventures an…

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Magical Martinique: The Island of Flowers 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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Imagine paradise where your senses explode with a banquet of color, or scents and flavors exicte, or where you experience exotic tranquility. That is Martinique. We enjoyed some planteur punch as we sat on a lovely Martinique beach with Muriel Wiltord from La Martinique Tourism who explained more about the island, it's unique culture and history an…

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World Footprints Holiday Music Special 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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Tis the season with the gift of holiday music. As you enjoy the musical selections from around the world, please accept our gratitude for your support of World Footprints over the years. We appreciate you inviting us into your home and for joining us as we embrace our common humanity. We wish you peace, love and joy (and lots of travel) and we look…

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Travel and entertainment superstars: Frommer, Stallone, Schultz, Zimmern 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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With more than 200 songs to his credit and multiple film scores, Frank Stallone has distinguished himself from movie-star brother Sylvester. His road as a musician was difficult despite his brother's fame but he found ways to stay relevant and reinvent himself. Frank says that traveling has played an important role in his development as a person an…

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Exploring Las Vegas, Jacksonville (FL), Wisconsin and the Czech Republic 1:01:00

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Veteran travel journalist David Yeskel has seen the evolution of Las Vegas over the decades. From its humble beginnings as "sin city" to the entertainment capital of the world, Las Vegas has survived the odds of a failing economy and multiple attempts to reinvent itself to become a burgeoning metropolis with 2 million residents. But the city has al…

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A look back at French Quarter Festival 2011 - first hour 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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World Footprints returns to New Orleans for our signature broadcast from Jackson Square for French Quarter Festival! During this broadcast we'll introduce you to All-Star musicians, Trumpeter Connie Jones and Clarinet player Tim Laughlin. Connie & Tim grace the cover of this year's French Quarter Festival poster. We’ll also hear from French Quarter…

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Goa, actress Stefanie Powers, Friendly Planet travel 1:00:00

8+ y ago1:00:00

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National Geographic International (now FOX) producer, Dawn Drew, has been to India more than 100 times and she recently spent three months filming around the country. Dawn says that each visit to India offers something new and that travelers should go beyond the iconic attractions for an authentic travel experience. We'll also talk about the state …

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Adventurous Women, The Amazing Race, Trusted Traveler programs 1:00:00

9y ago1:00:00

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It took one trip during college for the travel bug to bite Janna Graber. Her first international trip inspired an award-winning writing career, television appearances and countless travel experiences that she could only dream of. Janna has written for more than 40 publications and she's published three books. Her latest, A Pink Suitcase, offers 22 …

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Norfolk Botanical Garden, TSA Precheck, Riviera Nayarit, Iron Chef Cat Cora 1:00:00

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The Norfolk Botanical Garden is an oasis that sits on a 155 acre site near the Norfolk International Airport. The garden showcases 52 themed gardens including a butterfly garden, rose garden and other diverse flora. President Michael Desplaines tells us that visitors will soon experience a taste of Asia when the garden hosts Lanterasia. The U.S. De…

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Travel Photography, Patricia Cornwell, Children's Museum, David Rockefeller, Jr. 1:00:00

9y ago1:00:00

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Award-winning travel writer and photographer David Noyes has learned to experience the world through more than his lens and pen. He says that in order to appreciate our world we must investigate a destination as part of the human condition. His new book, The Photographing Tourist, David shows us remote places around the world and he offers tips tha…

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