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Stop wishing you could speak Italian... And dive right into la dolce vita! Go beyond the basics with our story-based podcast that covers the culture, idioms, grammar and vocabulary of Italy. Pick the season that fits you best: SEASON 1 is for advanced beginners & intermediate learners: Episodes feature a dialogue between American tourists and local Italians they meet in Rome, and then a lively roundtable with hosts Erin and Elisa. SEASON 2 is for travelers, absolute beginners and Italian students in need of a quick refresh. Episodes feature travel-related vocabulary, cultural tips, short ...

This is the audiobook millions of Rick Steves fans have been waiting for! A journal of Rick's favorite European stories, his traveling life, and how he started his business, all told in that funny, down-to-earth style that makes Rick America's favorite travel writer. Rick Steves' Postcards from Europe takes you on a European vacation, complete with the sights, sounds, tastes, and people of Europe, without ever leaving that comfy sofa or the relative safety of your own car.

Postcards from Bosnia is an audio journey into the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, seen through the eyes of an Englishman who has made this place his home. Each episode is like a postcard: a small, personal glimpse into life, culture, history, and the beautiful messiness of daily moments. Whether you’re curious about slow living, hidden corners of the Balkans, or what it’s really like to grow older in a new culture, these stories invite you to pause, reflect, and connect.

Part travel diary, part emotional processing, part “what the hell am I doing?” These are the stories I didn’t post—messy, honest, slightly unhinged, and human AF.Postcards I Never Sent is a voice memo from the road—raw, reflective, and a little emotionally chaotic. Hosted by Krista, a full-time vanlifer from Alaska to Argentina, this storytelling travel podcast shares the quiet moments, emotional healing and self-discovery that never made it to Instagram.These are the postcards I didn’t send—because I was too overwhelmed, too cracked open, or just emotionally distracted by bad ...

A new dawn of travel is among us.! Put down the selfie stick and get ready to experience travel in a more meaningful and impactful way. The Postcard Travel show invites you inside the world of mindful travel. In this podcast, award-winning producer and host Elizabeth Drolet, speaks to some of the most extraordinary mindful travel designers and industry professionals from around the globe; from the wilderness of Botswana to the beyuls of Nepal, listen to stories from the men and women who facilitate experiences of powerful self growth and sustainable tourism. Adventure is calling with the...

Einfach nur zwei beste Freundinnen, die es lieben gemeinsam zu reisen und sich über Themen wie Freundschaft, Liebe und allem was Herz & Geist bewegt, auszutauschen und das mit euch teilen möchten. Das hier soll unser gemeinsamer Safe Space werden, für uns und unsere Besties da draußen - Ungefiltert, relatable und mit einer großen Prise Humor und Liebe 🔮💌🫧

Palisade is most famous for its peaches, but there's so much more happening in this little town nestled in the Grand Valley of Colorado! Join Palisade resident Lisa McNamara as she interviews business owners, scientists, winemakers, historians, artists, and community members twice a month to hear about how they are making Palisade a great place to live and visit. Each episode will give you a deeper appreciation for this special slice of western Colorado.

Postcards from Nowhere is a travel podcast that takes you on journeys exploring culture, history, food and people in the form of stories. With over a decade of travel stories in his kitty, Utsav Mamoria narrates the stories of the strange, obscure and fascinating things about the world, often interspersed with practical tips and deep realizations, which would shape the way you travel. Tune in to the new episode every Thursday.

Host Mandy Sinclair takes listeners on an intimate journey to the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Neutral peoples, now known as Huron County. Each episode explores an aspect of the heritage and often lesser know history of the area, as told to Sinclair in conversation with historians and community members who have a close connection to each subject. 

Behind the Postcards is a travel podcast that looks behind the shiny photos to get to the heart of what travel is about. Hosts Erica and Gloria plus guests share travel experiences, stories, tips and more!

No Need For Postcards is a podcast about solo travel. In each episode, guests will be asked about how and why they started travelling solo, what their experiences have been compared to travelling with others and what there top tips are for people wanting to travel solo.

Modern life pulls us in many directions, but it’s often our travel experiences that bring home the things that matter the most. Detour takes you on journeys down memory lane and far afield, in the company of inspiring people who have drawn on their travel experiences in their personal and professional lives. Our first three episodes are presented by Lorraine Candy and Trish Halpin, who have been editing glossy magazines for more than two decades, helping to support women through all aspects of their busy lives. In their other podcast, the chart-topping Postcards From Midlife, the duo ...

Spoken-word postcards and free-verse dispatches — riffing on Beat and counter-culture lit, poetic life on the road, and historic heroes. Since 2005, Dave hand-makes each communiqué, alchemizing spontaneous readings, field recordings, and ambient sound from splendid locales.

A few years ago, I wrote a book journaling my tours with a band called The Moody Blues. It was titled 'Postcards From a Rock & Roll Tour.' This podcast is a followup to that book.

A few years ago, I wrote a book journaling my tours with a band called The Moody Blues. It was titled 'Postcards From a Rock & Roll Tour.' This podcast is a followup to that book.

With generous splashes of popular culture and human interest, the NPR Road Trips series introduces you not only to far-off locations and unusual destinations, but to the people who inhabit themand seek them out. Each story focuses on real locations, real people, and real history in the thought-provoking, imaginative and entertaining way you've come to expect from NPR. Meet Colin Angus and Julie Wafael, who spent two years circumnavigating the globe using their hands and feet. Turn on the radio in Katmandu and hear music from the 70s. Learn how robot jockeys are solving a human rights problem in Dubai.