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Island Travel Podcast
Islands are ideal for travel and in this podcast travelers share stories and tips from their travels to exotic islands across the world. Over time I found myself gravitating towards islands for a variety of reasons that we explore in these podcast episodes. Episodes will be 15-20 minutes, come out weekly, and feature one guest speaking about an island, or group of islands, they visited and will share their "on the ground" knowledge. I worked in the travel industry for several years and have traveled to over 70 countries. I am the author of the book "Internet Revolution: A Generational Story" available on Amazon. Contact - islandtravelpod[at]gmail.com
Episodes
11 episodes
Episode: 10 "Crete" - Suzanne McGrory
Suzanne McGrory grew up in Scotland and has become specialized in Mediterranean travel, offering advice to clients at Audley Travel. In this episode Suzanne shares an outline for exploring the ancient Greek isle of Crete. This includes more adv...
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Episode 9: Chiloé Island - Melissa Dear
Chiloé island, though easily accessible by ferry in southern Chile, is a bit off the beaten path for most travelers, in the best possible way! Melissa Dear, a travel specialist at Audley Travel, says "if you're not aware of it, not much marketi...
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Episode 8: Corsica - Travel Author Luke Edwards
British traveler Luke Edwards is author of "Travel Escapades: Adventures and Upsets Around the World" shares some stories from one of his favorite islands, Corsica.Birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, Corsica has some interesting history, ...
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Episode 7: Florianopolis Brazil - "Olhos de Turista" blogger, Luiza Cardoso
"There is a saying in Brazil, people that live at the beach don't go to the beach" but according to Brazil travel blogger Luiza Cardoso, Florianpolis is a cool exception to this general rule.The island of Santa Catarina, where Florianop...
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Episode 6: Faroe Islands - Brenna Saunders
Located right in between Scotland, Norway, and Iceland, the Faroe Islands have received a wide range of attention in recent years. With just 50,000 people this formerly isolated small group of islands probably has a lot more sheep ...
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Episode 5: Kiribati - Gunnar Garfors (Traveler and Author of "198: How I Ran Out of Countries"
Did you know that Kiribati has only one cab driver? Learn his name in this episode. Kiribati is also one of the least visited countries on earth and Gunnar Garfors explains why it is so amazing! Garfors spent considerable time of the island whi...
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Episode 4: Cuba - Joanna Krupa from travel company Querido Mundo Reisen
Joanna Krupa from the travel backpacking company "Querido Mundo Reisen" shares her philosophy of more human focused and personalized travel, why she loves visiting Cuba is and the reasons she believes that everyone needs to visit at least once ...
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Episode 3: Dominica - Dr. Bob Maguire
In this episode on Dominica you will learn where it is safe to get in the ocean, how to find world class hot springs, locate splendid trails throughout the island, and what makes this less known island of just 70,000 such a magical and a well k...
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Episode 2: Manhattan - Filmmaker Matthew Taylor
Is Manhattan "The truest melting pot in the United States"? Filmmaker Mathew Taylor, who produced "Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible" believes so and he walked every street on the island of Manhattan to learn firsthand. Taylor shares a fu...
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Episode: 1 "Christmas Island (Australia)" - "Every Passport Stamp" founder Stefan Krasowski
It's hard to get to Christmas Island. It's located ~1,000 miles west of Australia and few direct flights. It took Stefan Krasowski, founder of the "Every Passport Stamp" world travel group, several years for the stars to align to make a visit i...
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