FLY BROTHER creator Ernest White II will be taking to the stage alongside phenomenal travel mavens Oneika Raymond and Mickela Mallozzi for the closing keynote presentation at this year’s TBEX North America! The three-part keynote, titled “Lessons Learned—Living the Life of our Dreams,” draws from the triumphs and challenges of building a “dream life” as […]
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On this episode, I talk with humorist and freelance writer Leif Pettersen, who has traveled through 56 countries, lived in Spain, Romania and Italy, and wrote Backpacking with Dracula, which explores the life and legend of Romania’s Prince Vlad “The Impaler” Dracula and the vampire monster he inspired. He talks the ups and downs of freelancing, the glories of
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The most famous postage stamp error in history happened 100 years ago today. You may have seen the Inverted Jenny joked about on The Simpsons or in movies, but the stamp with the upside-down biplane is actually a real thing. Several things, in fact, as a sheet of 100 misprints got distributed throughout the world at
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The cities of the Persian Gulf have blossomed from desert villages to cosmopolitan boomtowns in just a couple of decades. Centers of commerce, logistics, and even culture in the region, the cities of Doha, Abu Dhabi, and, of course, Dubai, draw tourists and residents from around the world. With continually morphing skylines and near-limitless horizontal
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On this week’s show, I talk to American singer and television personality Germaine Thomas, who has lived in Stockholm, Sweden, for the past 17 years! Germaine headlines the JamNation soul music experience, has cut multiple CDs, has appeared on Swedish television, is a published photographer AND a licensed massage therapist. She’s here today to talk about
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Remote and exotic, the islands of Hawaii still hold the promise of paradise here on Earth. To sell tickets to Paradise, airlines toggled between images of lush land- and seascapes and salacious depictions of the islanders: surf, sun, and skin. That combination still seems to work, as some 9 million people visited the archipelago last
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On this episode, I talk with Michael Carter, talent manager, entertainer, entrepreneur, retired soldier, and native of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Michael completed 22 years of military service and traveled to 45 states and 14 countries around the world. During his time in the military, Michael performed as part of the traveling US Army Soldier Show and,
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Florianópolis holds down southern Brazil as the region’s official beach getaway and party capital. Situated on both the Brazilian mainland and an island ringed by glorious sand-swept beaches, the city is known globally for its high standard of living, attracting a cosmopolitan mix of residents from around the country and abroad. Floripa, as it is
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The words tech and Budapest may not naturally come together to some of us who don’t know any better, but the Hungarian capital has been making waves on the global startup scene for a few years now. Major tech companies like Ustream and Prezi got their start in Budapest before branching out to the Bay
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On this episode, I talk with Lillie Marshall, educator, traveler and blogger. Lillie created travel blog AroundTheWorldL in 2009 to feature her own stories, and TeachingTraveling in 2010 to feature other “Teacher-Travelers.” A public school teacher in Boston since 2003, Lillie has two young and mischievous (but very cute) children. We’ll talk all about the importance of travel
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