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Travel With Hawkeye

Cumulus Media Dallas

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Travel With Hawkeye features longtime Dallas morning radio host Mark “Hawkeye” Louis (96.3 KSCS) and his tales from a lifetime of travel and adventure. The podcast features a variety of celebrity guest, noted travel writers and a number of Hawkeye’s travel companions. The topics range from Henry Winkler’s tales of fly fishing in New Zealand to Hawkeye’s stories and adventures. Travel With Hawkeye not only discussion incredible destinations, travel bargains and tips, it also shares the excite ...
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Notes in Spanish Conversations

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Real Spanish conversations for Advanced and Inspired Intermediate Spanish learners, to help you learn all the real Spanish you’ll never find in a classroom. Ben and Marina cover culture, news, life, Spain and more to help you progress fast with your Spanish.
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Episode 265 - Machu Picchu is on many people's bucket lists, but as Alvaro Silva tells us, some equally incredible Peruvian sites often go undiscovered by travelers. Today we explore the Hidden Treasures of Peru, including: Qhapaq Nan - The famed Incan Trail The Sarcophagi of Carajia Cumbemayo and it's aqueducts The lost city of Caral and the famed…
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Episode 264 - Scott and Tarantino have written an engaging new travel book, Looking for Legends, which discusses the early travel pioneers, often booking passage on cargo ships because there was not any travel infrastructure. They include the first person to climb the Matterhorn, the first person to cross Greenland and a writer whose early travelog…
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Episode 263 - National Geographic writer Andrew Nelson has written a compelling travel book that highlights incredible destinations that equal the splendor of better known sites but don't garner the same attention. Here Not There not only focuses on these "Destination Dupes", I suspect they will add to your bucket list. See omnystudio.com/listener …
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Episode 258 - Travel writer Jimmy Thomson recently rode Mexico's controversial new train, The Tren Maya, which services the Yucatan Peninsula. Why is this train so controversial? Is it a game changer? And is now the time to ride it? All answered this week in Travel with Hawkeye See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Episode 257 - Travel Writer Lucas Peters, who has written the new book Grand European Journeys, 40 Unforgettable Trips by Road, Rail, Sea and More, joins us for a no holds barred conversation about travel, adventure and romance. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Cumulus Media Dallas
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Episode 256 - George Dawson was a docent at San Antonio's Mission Concepcion when he re-discovered the phenomena called Illuminations. The Franciscan Priests who built the mission in the 1750's were able to "Capture the Sun" to convey a Message from God to the indigenous people of the area. The Illuminations were only recently re-discoved after bei…
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Episode 254 - How has this small town in Arkansas become the Mountain Biking Capital of the World in less than 15 years? Kalene Griffith from Visit Bentonville joins us to discuss what has become the Disneyland of Mountain Biking See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Cumulus Media Dallas
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Episode 253 - We kick off Season 8 by heading to Switzerland with New York Times Travel writer Elaine Glusac to travel down the day long sledding trails in an uniquely European winter adventure. Check out her article Extreme Sledding in the Swiss Alps here. Then we travel to New Mexico to experience the champagne powder the Rockies are known for bu…
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Episode 251 - Tom Cotter of the series "The Barn Find Hunter" tells us about his new book, "America's Greatest Roadtrip - Key West to Deadhorse, Alaska, 9000 miles across backroads USA. What did he discover along the way? Whom did he meet? Why does he hate to plan and use GPS? And ultimately, what life lesson did he learn on the road? See omnystudi…
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Episode 245 - Travel writer John Surico penned a piece for the New Your TImes, "The Five Best Hikes in N.Y.C. (to Make You Forget You're in the City)" John said he was astonished by the reaction to the article, including lifetime New Yorkers amazed at the wilderness hiking trails there were within the city limits. If you are from NYC, discover how …
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Episode 244 - European nations just announced that American will be required to obtain a visa to visit starting in 2024. But travel writer Jessica Pointevien (SheDreamsofTravel.com) says it will be a rather simple process. We discuss her recent article from Conde Nast where she explored the new process. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy infor…
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Episode 241 - Many people have the ancient site of Machu Picchu on their bucket list. But a trip to Peru would not be complete with out a stop in the capital city of Lima, a city that is still influenced by Spanish colonial architecture. Bernard Munoz from the Peruvian Trade Commision joins us to discuss the wondrous city of Lima, Peru. See omnystu…
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Tom Kubic is a retired airline pilot. He recently wrote an article for the Humble Dollar website on Saving Time and Money at the Airport titled The Unfriendly Skies. I guarantee you that there will be something Tom passes along in this podcast that the traveler will use. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Episode 238 - Disney made a surprise announcement: the immersive hotel, the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser would be shutting down. Len Testa from the Unofficial Guide to Disney World joins us to discuss why this may have become Disney's most expensive misfire. Hear Len Testa's review of the Galactic Starcruiser after it first opened on an earlier e…
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Episode 233 - Teena Apeles, author of the book 52 Things to Do in Los Angeles joins us to discusses some of the unusual and often overlooked gems of Los Angeles, such as the Italian inspired canals, the LA River Biker Trail and the forgotten caves of an old city park. This podcast is rated F for FUN! Read this book before your next trip to LA See o…
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Epidode 232 - What better way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day than a trip to Ireland with National Geographic's Jack Kavanagh. Jack has written a new book, Always Ireland, An Insider's Tour of the Emerald Isle, and also leads excursions to the Island for NatGeo. We discuss the the best spots to visit while in Ireland, the amazing castles, the wonder…
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Episode 230 - Have you ever traveled to a foreign country and felt like you were eating like a tourist and not a local. Confession, I have. Noted travel host Rick Steves joins us to talk about his latest book, Italy for Food Lovers and gives you the know how to enjoy Italy's restaurant scene like a local. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inf…
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Episode 229 - I recently saw an article on Insider, " I Spent $1200 on a Weekend Ski Trip" by Monica Humphries and it struck me that my recent trip to ski in Chamonix, France probably was cheaper that skiing in Colorado, $200 US Lift Tickets vs $60 European Lift Tickets being the main culprit. Monica joins us to discuss the ever growing cost of ski…
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Episode 225 - We kick off Season 7 with a look at the Caribbean island of St Barth. Lyle Greenfield, author of the new book 1000 Days in St. Barth joins us to talk about the history of this island. How did a volcanic rock with no fresh water become a destination for the world's rich and famous? And what makes the airport such a dicey proposition? W…
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Jerome O'Conner is a man who has spent his life discovering World War II sites that have been forgotten, lost or hidden over time. His life's work, and according to him the only book he'll ever write, is a fascinating work that uncovers some of the most important sites of World War II that time has forgotten. Find Jerome O'Connor's Book The Hidden …
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Oregon is know for so many natural wonders, The Pacific coastline, Mt Hood, The Columbia River Gorge, Crater Lake. Lost in all that splendor is the number of amazing waterfalls that Oregon has. Kristen Fintel, the innkeeper at the Chehalem Ridge Bed and Breakfast joins the podcast to discuss Oregon's numerous waterfalls and the scenic drives and hi…
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Did you know you can stay overnight at Disney World's Cinderella's Castle? Have you ever heard of Disney Adulting? Or the Monorail Pub Crawl? Find out more of Disney's secrets from Marcy Callicker Smothers of the New Book "100 Disney Adventures of a Lifetime" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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Episode 220 - If you're like myself, and admittedly Rick Steves, you once thought Art History was perhaps the most boring class in college. But PBS travel host Steves makes it come alive and presents the Art of Europe with a fascinating perspective. We guarantee that after enjoying Rick's visit on our podcast, you'll be setting the DVR for Rick Ste…
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Episode 217 - Travel writer Cindy Hirschfeld discusses her recent New York Times article on the Italian Via Ferrata coming to the US. What is the Via Ferrata? Find out why you should be excited about this Italian outdoor experience. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Cumulus Media Dallas
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