Danielle Gelfand wrote about the how to’s of taking your dog or cat on the road for the New York Times. She shared some tips with host Pauline Frommer.
• Microchips for pets
• Dr. Michael Q. Bailey
• American Vete…Danielle Gelfand wrote about the how to’s of taking your dog or cat on the road for the New York Times. She shared some tips with host Pauline Frommer.
• Microchips for pets
• Dr. Michael Q. Bailey
• American Veterinary Medical Association
• Rover.com
• Arizona
• Nevada
• Car Trips
• Pet Proofing Hotel Rooms
• Pet Friendly Hotels
• Mystic, Connecticut
• Stonington, Connecticut
• United States Department of Agriculture
• Wag.com
• Pet Sitters International
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Across the United States, there are many thousands of collisions between vehicles and wildlife each year, killing people and animals and causing millions of dollars in property damages. Some solutions revolve around creating bridges specifically for wildlife, from elk and mountain lions to even turt…Across the United States, there are many thousands of collisions between vehicles and wildlife each year, killing people and animals and causing millions of dollars in property damages. Some solutions revolve around creating bridges specifically for wildlife, from elk and mountain lions to even turtles and salamanders.
It's been estimated that collisions with wildlife in the United States kill around 200 people and injure more than 26,000 per year. Building wildlife crossings can reduce those collisions by up to 97 percent.
Back in 2021 the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law provided $350 million to be doled out as grants over five years on building such crossings. But the funding runs out this year, and the National Parks Conservation Association has been urging Congress to not just renew the program, but see that it provides $200 million a year going forward.
To explain the problem and associated costs with the lack of wildlife crossings today's guests are Bart Melton, senior director of NPCA's wildlife program, and Renee Callahan from ARC Solutions, a nonprofit that works to facilitate new thinking, new methods, new materials and new solutions for wildlife crossing structures.more
Columbus has a surprising and incredibly diverse food scene. From Algerian Pizza to a Chinese meal that doesn’t seem Chinese at all, and a dish called Johnny Marzetti. Plus, Columbus style pizza. All this from Bethia Woolf, founder of Columbus Food Adventures, named best food tour by USA Today! [Ep …Columbus has a surprising and incredibly diverse food scene. From Algerian Pizza to a Chinese meal that doesn’t seem Chinese at all, and a dish called Johnny Marzetti. Plus, Columbus style pizza. All this from Bethia Woolf, founder of Columbus Food Adventures, named best food tour by USA Today! [Ep 385]
“I asked everyone if they were lonely. All the guys my age said 'no, I'm too busy; too much going on.' When I answer that quickly I'm either lying or it's something I'm afraid of.” – Andrew McCarthy
In this episode of Deviate, Rolf and Andrew talk about why Andrew took a USA road trip to reconnect …“I asked everyone if they were lonely. All the guys my age said 'no, I'm too busy; too much going on.' When I answer that quickly I'm either lying or it's something I'm afraid of.” – Andrew McCarthy
In this episode of Deviate, Rolf and Andrew talk about why Andrew took a USA road trip to reconnect with his friends (2:15); what kinds of friends Andrew sought out, why none of them were public figures, and how loneliness is bad for men's health (8:00); the kinds of men Andrew spoke with in passing on the trip, why Andrew sought out Elvis Presley sites on the road, and how women's friendships differ from men's (17:30); Andrew's takeaways from his road trip, why "showing up" for people is important, and how travel can be the "university of life" (28:00); audience questions about friendships between younger men, the rumored possibility of a St. Elmo's Fire sequel, the task of recording an audiobook, creepy things that happened on the road, and how travel inevitably makes us more open and curious (35:30).
Andrew McCarthy (@AndrewTMcCarthy) is an actor, television director and writer of such books as The Longest Way Home, Brat and Walking with Sam. His newest book is Who Needs Friends: An Unscientific Examination of Male Friendship Across America.
Notable Links:
Tips for telling travel stories, with Andrew McCarthy (Deviate episode)
Paris Writing Workshops (summer learning-vacation classes)
Travels with Charley in Search of America, by John Steinbeck (book)
Brat Pack (group of young 1980s actors)
Elvis Presley Birthplace (museum site in Tupelo, Mississippi)
Camps Promising to Turn You into an Alpha Male (article)
Comstock, Texas (incorporated community)
Joshua Speed (close friend of Abraham Lincoln)
St. Elmo's Fire (1985 movie)
Geoff Dyer (English author and travel writer)
Strawberry Hill (neighborhood in Kansas City, Kansas)
The Deviate theme music comes from the title track of Cedar Van Tassel’s 2017 album Lumber.
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Pizza is one of the most popular dishes in the world! We sample the pizza from Naples and find out why pizza had to get popular in the United States before it could take over Italy. Then, we try the real Chicago-style pizza (hint: it’s not deep dish!) and take the pizza bus all over New York. And, t…Pizza is one of the most popular dishes in the world! We sample the pizza from Naples and find out why pizza had to get popular in the United States before it could take over Italy. Then, we try the real Chicago-style pizza (hint: it’s not deep dish!) and take the pizza bus all over New York. And, there’s a famous pizza maker in Campania making a unique style of pizza Margarita. [Ep 383]
River Cruising in the United States: American Cruise Lines Destinations & Itineraries Think river cruising is only for Europe? Think again. In this episode of All Things Travel, travel advisors Ryan and Julie — co-owners of Wonder and Beyond Travel — dive deep into river cruising right here in the U…River Cruising in the United States: American Cruise Lines Destinations & Itineraries Think river cruising is only for Europe? Think again. In this episode of All Things Travel, travel advisors Ryan and Julie — co-owners of Wonder and Beyond Travel — dive deep into river cruising right here in the United States, spotlighting American Cruise Lines and what makes them a standout option for domestic travelers. What makes American Cruise Lines different? Ships built in the USA (Salisbury, Mar...more
We’re sharing the full-day experience at Disney’s Animal Kingdom inside Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL. We share tips to maximize your day at Disney to see the best and do it all. From Kilimanjaro Safaris and Expedition Everest to Na’vi River Journey and the immersive lands of Africa and Asia, we …We’re sharing the full-day experience at Disney’s Animal Kingdom inside Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL. We share tips to maximize your day at Disney to see the best and do it all. From Kilimanjaro Safaris and Expedition Everest to Na’vi River Journey and the immersive lands of Africa and Asia, we break down the must-do attractions and timing tips to help you maximize your visit.
Disney Animal Kingdom Episode Highlights:
• Rope drop strategy and morning planning tips
• Pandora ride strategy
• Best times for Kilimanjaro Safaris animal sightings
• Must do rides
• How to beat the heat
• DinoLand USA closure and future updates Hotels near Disney World we recommend:
• Signia by Hilton - Includes a free shuttle to/from the park
• Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort - Family friendly, huge property, nice food court
• Caribe Royal - Great pool and priceThere’s a lot more things to do in Orlando outside of Disney World, check out our curated Viator Experiences List for our best recommendations.
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Dreaming of quitting your job and becoming a digital nomad? Planning a career break to travel the world? If you need some inspiration to make those travel dreams a reality, look no further! We're resharing some of our Transition to Travel episodes this month to help kickstart your plans in 2026. In …Dreaming of quitting your job and becoming a digital nomad? Planning a career break to travel the world? If you need some inspiration to make those travel dreams a reality, look no further! We're resharing some of our Transition to Travel episodes this month to help kickstart your plans in 2026. In this series, we interview a guest both before and after their travels (or during if it's long-term), so we can see how it all panned out and how travel has changed them.
Lance Wright is a longtime higher education professional and the creator of The Midlife Crisis Traveler, where he shares the story behind taking a major travel leap in midlife. At the time of this episode, he stepped away from his role at Colorado State University to take a seven-month trip, and that experience led him to rethink work, identity, and how he wanted to live.
This conversation gets into the real stuff behind long-term travel. Lance shares what it was like to ask for time away from a job he actually loved, how he and his wife navigated his decision to travel solo, and what helped him through the lonely stretches on the road. We also talk about minimalism, masculinity, identity, and the surprising clarity he had when he got home.
What chapter in your life might be ready to close so a new one can begin? I'd love to hear your thoughts and hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.
Tune In To Learn:
Why Lance finally stopped waiting and committed to a seven-month trip
How he negotiated a leave of absence from a job he genuinely enjoyed
Advice for talking with your spouse about a solo long-term trip
What Albania taught him early on about connection and loneliness
How local tours, cooking classes, and Workaway helped him meet people
Why travel pushed him toward minimalism and a simpler lifestyle
How the trip reshaped his thinking about work, masculinity, and identity
What happened when he came home and realized he needed a new chapter
Why trusting your own travel style matters more than following someone else’s plan
And so much more
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The Florida Reef stretches from Biscayne National Park south past Everglades National Park and down to Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. It's roughly 350 miles long, and is the only coral reef in the continental United States.
When it comes to reefs around the world, the Florida Reef is the th…The Florida Reef stretches from Biscayne National Park south past Everglades National Park and down to Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. It's roughly 350 miles long, and is the only coral reef in the continental United States.
When it comes to reefs around the world, the Florida Reef is the third largest. But, unfortunately, it's under a lot of pressure. It's dealing with pollution, ocean warming, damage inflicted by anchors, and disease. Perhaps the most serious disease infecting the reef is Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease, which can be fatal to corals.
Our guest today is Beth Firchau, who works for the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Part of her role is to manage the association's safe coral program, and part of her role is AZA's coordinator for the Florida Reef Tract Rescue Program. And part of her work involves a network of aquariums across the United States that are holding samples of corals from the Florida Reef. more
Imagine fireworks lighting up colonial cobblestones, tall ships gliding past centuries-old shores, and neon signs illuminating the American story in unexpected places. The United States is turning 250, and with celebrations unfolding coast to coast, the hardest part isn't finding a party—it's choosi…Imagine fireworks lighting up colonial cobblestones, tall ships gliding past centuries-old shores, and neon signs illuminating the American story in unexpected places. The United States is turning 250, and with celebrations unfolding coast to coast, the hardest part isn't finding a party—it's choosing which one to attend.
In this episode, host Angie Orth reconnects with travel experts Barbara Noe Kennedy and Erin Gifford to break down the best America 250 destinations for every type of traveler.
You'll discover where history buffs can experience multiple eras of American heritage in one trip, and which destinations balance education and entertainment for families. You’ll also learn about places where foodies can taste their way through America's culinary traditions. Along the way, you'll encounter visually stunning celebrations and hidden stories that deserve a spotlight during this historic anniversary year.
What You’ll Learn:
1:19 The ultimate destinations for history buffs
2:32 Family-friendly celebrations that keep kids engaged and entertained
3:24 The most visually spectacular places to experience America's birthday
4:21 Where to uncover untold Revolutionary stories and lesser-known historical narratives
5:56 The best foodie experiences to celebrate American culinary heritage
What does queer travel in the US look like beyond the big cities? And what can all travelers learn from the LGBTQ+ travel experience?
Chase Vondran is a full-time travel creator and writer based in Chicago who helps transgender and gender-diverse travelers explore safely while advocating for great…What does queer travel in the US look like beyond the big cities? And what can all travelers learn from the LGBTQ+ travel experience?
Chase Vondran is a full-time travel creator and writer based in Chicago who helps transgender and gender-diverse travelers explore safely while advocating for greater inclusion in the travel industry. After an eight-year nomadic journey spanning 20+ countries, they now focus their work on queer travel, small queer towns, and inclusive travel guides.
In this episode, co-host Dianni Hall sits down with Chase to talk about queer travel in the U.S., exploring small queer towns and gayberhoods, and understanding the realities and joys of traveling as a trans person.
This episode offers a rare glimpse into queer communities thriving outside of major cities and highlights unexpected destinations where queer people not only exist but also flourish. Chase shares personal stories from their travels as a trans person, the differences in how the world treats them before and after transition, and what travelers should consider when seeking inclusive spaces. You’ll discover resources, tips for finding queer communities, and the emotional power of feeling seen. Whether you’re a queer traveler, an ally, or curious about inclusive travel, this conversation expands how we think about travel, identity, and belonging.
How has travel helped you better understand experiences different from your own? I'd love to hear your thoughts, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.
Zero To Travel co-host Dianni Hall is a queer, second-generation Latina, solo budget backpacker, and host of the While She’s Away podcast. Learn more about her work here.
Tune In To Learn:
How travel gave Chase space to explore queerness and identity away from home
What it feels like to find queer community for the first time while traveling
Why places like Puerto Vallarta have become historic hubs for queer travelers
How the absence of visible queer community can change a travel experience
How queer history, artist communities, and other factors have helped shape small inclusive towns across the U.S.
Why destinations like Saugatuck, Michigan and Eureka Springs, Arkansas defy expectations
How Chase’s travel experiences shifted after coming out as trans and
What safety, visibility, and respect look like when traveling as a trans person and how it differs from traveling as a woman
Why small, community-driven queer spaces matter just as much as big cities
How to find queer community anywhere using apps, events, and local businesses
And so much more
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Choosing a One-Way Ticket Over a Master’s Degree + Lessons From 6 Years of Evolving Travel with Dianni Hall
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Doug Proctor grew up just outside Cincinnati, Ohio, where his love for rivers was seeded early in life. As a boy he spent years canoeing with his family and through the Boy Scouts on class one rivers across southern Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. At the age of 12 he embarked on his first extended cano…Doug Proctor grew up just outside Cincinnati, Ohio, where his love for rivers was seeded early in life. As a boy he spent years canoeing with his family and through the Boy Scouts on class one rivers across southern Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. At the age of 12 he embarked on his first extended canoe trip—a two-week wilderness journey in Kentucky that helped shape his lifelong passion for river travel and backcountry adventure.
In 1977 Proctor began his professional guiding career, leading whitewater rafting trips commercially on the New Riverand the Gauley River, two of the eastern United States’ premier whitewater destinations. Over the next 35 years he built extensive experience as an outfitter in West Virginia, guiding trips through challenging Class III and Class IV waters and cultivating deep skills in river stewardship, guest experience, and wilderness logistics.
His love of rivers and adventure didn’t stop in Appalachia. His guiding has taken him to Grand Canyon, Alaska, Chile, Costa Rica, Idaho, and numerous rivers in both the eastern and western United States. These experiences helped refine his craft as a guide renowned for both technical competence and a commitment to sharing wild rivers with thoughtful guests.
Today Proctor is co-owner of Selway River Adventures, a wilderness rafting outfitter based in Stanley, Idaho. With his partners he operates under one of the extremely limited commercial permits on the Selway River, a nationally designated Wild and Scenic river flowing through the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. Trips are typically five to six days long, weaving technical whitewater with solitude and natural beauty few river runners ever get to experience.
Proctor now lives in Stanley with his wife Cathy and their dogs, drawn to Idaho by the remarkable concentration of great rivers in the region. Guiding river trips for over 40 years, he views sharing his experience with guests and friends as not just a profession but a deep passion—one rooted in the rhythms of wild water and the stories those rivers tell.
Show notes:
00:03:51 - The Selway River: Permit System and Access
00:05:56 - From Boy Scouts to River Guide Entrepreneur
00:07:56 - Class 6 Rafting Company Origin Story
00:09:59 - Selway River: Protected Wilderness and Rafting History
00:12:24 - Early Spring Wildlife and River Adventure
00:15:41 - Protecting Rivers and Wilderness Areas
00:17:56 - Selway River Adventures Trip Overview
00:19:38 - First-Time River Trips Need Only Willingness
00:21:41 - Wildlife Abundance on the Selway River
00:24:23 - Salmon Extinction Crisis and Dam Removal Solutions
00:26:27 - Selway Lodge History and River Adventures
00:28:21 - Epic River Adventures in Alaska and Beyond
00:30:19 - Doug's Eighth Grade Singing Trauma
00:31:53 - Three Pieces of Life Advice and Conservation
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The wonderful TV presenter, model and actress Laura Whitmore joins Tanya Rose to share her travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Laura unpacks her first work trip flying to Los Angeles to interview Coldplay, recalls her epic 14-day road trip across America and shares her hack for booking cheap…The wonderful TV presenter, model and actress Laura Whitmore joins Tanya Rose to share her travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Laura unpacks her first work trip flying to Los Angeles to interview Coldplay, recalls her epic 14-day road trip across America and shares her hack for booking cheap 5* hotel rooms…
Plus, Laura discusses her love of her home country of Ireland and tells the story of how she found her favourite restaurant ever in Bali during monsoon season!
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Places mentioned:
London, England
Dublin, Ireland
Wicklow, Ireland
Kerry, Ireland
The Merrion Hotel, Dublin, Ireland
Ballyfin, Laois, Ireland
The K Club, Kildare, Ireland
Niagara Falls, Canada
Pale Hall Hotel, Snowdonia, Wales
San Francisco, California, United States
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Reno, Nevada, United States
Lake Tahoe, Nevada, United States
Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, United States
Wyoming, United States
Bali, Indonesia
Mozaic, Ubud, Indonesia
Cape Town, South Africa
Majorca, Spain
Marrakesh, Morocco
Thailand
Los Angeles, United States
Chapters
00:00 Intro
03:53 Secret 1: Number 1 travel destination everybody should go to
08:10 Secret 2: Most unexpected travel experience
11:13 Secret 3: Most Over or Underrated travel experience
15:04 Secret 4: Best Food & Drink while travelling
We’re celebrating the 7th anniversary of the Destination Eat Drink podcast with some delicious wines from around the world. There’s the unusual native grapes of Veneto in Italy, a unique wine island near Auckland, New Zealand, a surprising wine region in the United States, and why you shouldn’t slee…We’re celebrating the 7th anniversary of the Destination Eat Drink podcast with some delicious wines from around the world. There’s the unusual native grapes of Veneto in Italy, a unique wine island near Auckland, New Zealand, a surprising wine region in the United States, and why you shouldn’t sleep on the underrated French region of Beaujolais. Plus, wine and food pairing tips! [Ep 366]
Show Notes:
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What will your next domestic getaway look like? Imagine arriving at a gleaming new airport terminal bathed in California sunshine, stepping into a Midwestern city claiming its title as America's soccer capital, or watching the birthplace of independence prepare for the celebration of a lifetime.
…What will your next domestic getaway look like? Imagine arriving at a gleaming new airport terminal bathed in California sunshine, stepping into a Midwestern city claiming its title as America's soccer capital, or watching the birthplace of independence prepare for the celebration of a lifetime.
2026 is shaping up to be a milestone year, one in which extraordinary—yet often overlooked—destinations are rewriting their stories with billion-dollar renovations, world-class events, and experiences you won't want to miss.
In this episode, host Angie Orth welcomes two AAA insiders who spend their days tracking trends and scouting destinations: Jim Benning, Editor-in-Chief of Westways, and Derrik Lang, Editor-in-Chief of AAA Explorer. Recording from the historic Ace Garage in Tustin, California, they reveal the domestic destinations that deserve a spot on your 2026 travel list.
You'll discover why San Diego's new airport terminal and NASCAR debut make it more than just a beach town, and how Kansas City is transforming with adaptive architecture and high-profile athletics. You’ll hear what makes Santa Fe's art scene timeless, how Lexington is redefining its identity beyond horses and bourbon, and how Philadelphia is preparing for America's 250th birthday.
What You’ll Learn:
3:41 San Diego's multi-billion dollar airport renovation and first-ever NASCAR race
6:25 The soccer capital of the USA and the FIFA World Cup
8:27 The innovative Rock Island Bridge project
18:54 Lexington's transformation beyond horses and bourbon
22:13 Philadelphia's year-long America 250 celebration
Where are YOU planning to go in 2026? Tell us in the comments!
Chicago is one of the most festive cities in the USA to visit at Christmas time with kids, so in today's episode I'm sharing all of the fun things to do with kids in Chicago at Christmas.
I'll share the hotel we stayed at, top things to do from the Christmas Markets to epic ice skating spots, where…Chicago is one of the most festive cities in the USA to visit at Christmas time with kids, so in today's episode I'm sharing all of the fun things to do with kids in Chicago at Christmas.
I'll share the hotel we stayed at, top things to do from the Christmas Markets to epic ice skating spots, where to get hot chocolate, and more!
Star of Succession and Pride & Prejudice Matthew Macfadyen joins Tanya Rose to share his travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Matthew shares his extraordinary experience filming Succession in a deserted Florence, his poignant family skiing holiday and reveals why he believes a good tour guide…Star of Succession and Pride & Prejudice Matthew Macfadyen joins Tanya Rose to share his travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Matthew shares his extraordinary experience filming Succession in a deserted Florence, his poignant family skiing holiday and reveals why he believes a good tour guide is worth their weight in gold…
Plus, Matthew shares his top travel tip and unpacks his emotional experience visiting a small church in Bologna.
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Places mentioned:
Lincolnshire, England
Aberdeen, Scotland
Jakarta, Indonesia
Church of Santa Maria della Vita, Bologna
Ristorante Al Pappagallo, Bologna
Florence, Italy
Hotel San Michele, Celle Ligure, Italy
Trattoria Sostanza, Florence
Disney World Orlando, Florida
Villa d’Este Hotel, Lake Como
Otago Region, New Zealand
New Mexico, USA
Switzerland
Croatia
Budapest, HungaryChapters
00:00 Intro
04:25 Secret 1: Number 1 travel destination everybody should go to
06:32 Secret 2: Most unexpected travel experience
10:01 Secret 3: Most Over or Underrated travel experience
13:13 Secret 4: Best Food & Drink while travelling
Welcome to Elk Horn, Iowa – a tiny farming town of about 650 people that calls itself Dane Country. I'm spending time with locals to find out how Danish it still is today. I stay in a Danish-style BnB, eat æbleskiver with medister sausage for breakfast, visit a real 1848 windmill brought here piece …Welcome to Elk Horn, Iowa – a tiny farming town of about 650 people that calls itself Dane Country. I'm spending time with locals to find out how Danish it still is today. I stay in a Danish-style BnB, eat æbleskiver with medister sausage for breakfast, visit a real 1848 windmill brought here piece by piece from Denmark, and sit down with the people keeping the heritage alive.
I also dive into the story of the Danes who left everything in the 1860s and crossed the Atlantic in search of a better life on the American prairie.
See pictures and read more on https://www.theradiovagabond.com/335-elk-horn-iowa-usa/more
The brilliant British actor Alistair Petrie joins Tanya Rose to share his travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Alistair discusses his nomadic childhood travelling across the world as a military family, shares his wild story of partying in a palace in India and tells all about his fascinating …The brilliant British actor Alistair Petrie joins Tanya Rose to share his travel secrets this week.
In this episode, Alistair discusses his nomadic childhood travelling across the world as a military family, shares his wild story of partying in a palace in India and tells all about his fascinating experience swimming with dolphins in Hawaii.
Plus, Alistair shares his poignant experience visiting the Taj Mahal with his family and reveals his favourite travel destination that is so underrated, they operate by word-of-mouth advertising only…
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