Podcast 9General Thoughts:time change back home not here & wild time zones of Australia Kory mustache attempt and hair dilemmaNo salt, bad serviceHobart:Jazmin barking at dogs and Bob not wanting to walk2 farmers markets one super touristy the other kinda chillParking ticket - should we fight Beach day!!! - crazy weather swingsScorpion - who would have thought New battery & car service everything looks good & dreams and desires for potato Yoga with Mississippi teacherReading!! Building a library

COVID series, recorded 2020Fram stands as the embodiment of Thinus Krüger's personal passion and vision—a promise to chart uncharted territories and uncover the hidden treasures that lie beyond the known realms of winemaking. After more than a decade crafting wines for others, Thinus embarked on a journey of exploration, venturing into the untamed landscapes of the Cape wine lands—the very heart of the unknown.In his quest for discovery, Thinus forged close partnerships with farmers in the remote

COVID series, recorded 2020Hailing from Cape Town, Graham Weerts' journey into winemaking was as natural as the flow of the vine. Raised amidst the city's vibrant culture and nurtured by a deep-seated agricultural heritage, Graham's path to winemaking was almost predestined. For him, winemaking isn't just a career; it's a fusion of his love for the outdoors, his agricultural roots, and his thirst for creative expression and intellectual challenge. To Graham, wine stands unparalleled in its

COVID series, recorded 2020Nestled in the picturesque Greyton area, at the base of a striking mountain range in South Africa, lies Lismore Estate Vineyards—a hidden gem discovered by Californian Samantha O'Keefe. Departing from her background in political science and television, Samantha embarked on a journey that led her from Los Angeles to the captivating landscapes of South Africa in 2000.Enchanted by a 300-hectare ranch named Riviersonderend, Samantha seized the opportunity to create her own

This episode finds me at The Oakwood Lounge in Pewamo with three lovely ladies, a director and some biker dudes from God's Squad CMC to discuss a great charity, Good Samaritan Ministry combating the food crisis in Ionia County, Michigan and beyond.

COVID series, recorded 2020Cabernet Franc and Chenin Blanc. That’s it. Since 2000, founder Bruwer Raats has kept his focus on these two varieties, believing that specialising would lead to success. This belief was not unfounded, as today, Raats Family Wines is regarded as a leader of South Africa’s Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc, receiving consistent local and international accolades.With Gavin Bruwer joining Raats’ side in 2010, the family affair has one shared mission: to consistently produce

In today’s episode I am going to talk about crystal gazing into next 10 years and finding out where the Indian globe trotter is going to explore next! I was just doing some research on India’s place and context in global travel market. It was a weekend curious itch I indulged in and the insights were pleasant surprise! In the context of PYT, I have always been a very strong cheerleader for India outbound as a market way back from 2013 and I believe its now India’s time to be taken seriously by all

I find myself Fowlerville, Michigan the location of the Michigan Riders Memorial Wall. I meet up with Twix from Knights of the Road MC to learn all about this must see tribute to Michigan motorcyclist that have passed.

I travel to Froelichs in Three Oaks, Michigan and meet up with my good friend Hobo Bud to learn some more about him and talk about some of his legendary road tripping.

In this episode of Travel Troubles Podcast, we continue to delve into the challenge of Travelling as a 3. We talk about hype fixation on Elephants in Thailand, a 7 Island tour that none of us agree on how many Islands we saw and Loren brings out a list of complaints about travelling as a group. It isn't all bad travelling in a little group it is quite fun we manage to do a lot together. Discover practical tips and strategies to maintain a harmonious travel experience while ensuring everyone's needs

COVID series, recorded 2020Born in Blantyre, Malawi and schooled at Rondebosch Boys High School in Cape Town, Kevin graduated with a B.Sc.. Honours in Zoology from the University of Pretoria. Always drawn to winemaking, he went on to complete a Diploma in Cellar Technology at Elsenburg Agricultural College. Here he graduated as Dux student in 1990. He regularly undertakes study/harvest trips to France, Oregon, Australia, and New Zealand.Greek for “a serene state of mind, free from worry and

Mahna Ghafori is an adventure travel photographer, content creator and entrepreneur. She inspires people to ignite that spark within you to embrace your passions and live your dreams. In this conversation, Mahna shares her insights into how to network with other content creators and like minded people.Watch this episode on Youtube:Connect with Alexa: https://www.instagram.com/alexamcdonald/?hl=frConnect with Mahna: https://www.instagram.com/mahnaghafori?igsh=MWpxengxODBuMXBqMw==

COVID series, recorded 2020In this special episode, we're honored to feature three remarkable winemakers, each with a unique approach and dedication to their craft.We have Alexander Milner, a winemaker who believes in minimal interference, allowing the beauty of the grapes to shine through in every bottle. With a focus on preserving the natural connection between grape and wine, Alexander crafts characterful wines that speak volumes about the dynamic Cape region.We're joined by Chris Boustred of

COVID series, recorded 2020In the picturesque landscape of Stellenbosch, South Africa, nestled under the watchful gaze of the Helderberg Mountain, Ken Forrester, a former restaurateur turned vintner, cultivates some of the world's most exceptional Chenin Blanc. Affectionately dubbed "Mr. Chenin," Ken's passion for cool climate varietals like Syrah, Grenache, and, notably, Chenin Blanc, has earned him acclaim for crafting South Africa's finest red and white wines. Among them, the renowned FMC and Old

In this episode, we delve into the captivating story of Adi Badenhorst, who breathed new life into an ancestral cellar dating back to the 1930s. Here, on his farm, he crafts natural wines using traditional methods. His vineyards boast ancient bush vines, with Chenin Blanc averaging 40 years, Cinsault averaging 45 years, and Grenache averaging 58 years old. Embracing biodynamic practices, these dry-farmed vines thrive on East, North, and South facing slopes, lending rich diversity to the

The first Inter Property Phuket Podcast, with director & founder Karl Freeman - Hosted By Steve our very own Marketing Guru & Podcast Pioneer.

Episode 8:CRADLE MOUNTAINCradle Mountain Visitor Centre sparkling waterParenthesis on street signsSTRAHANRoofers on our Airbnb (host’s getup)Driving on Ocean BeachStargazing (Aurora Australis)Public holiday everything closesThe Ship That Never WasRisby Cove dinnerMarshall booked flight!!!!!Mining towns and Linda CafeHOBARTBite Me and special movie theatreAustralian “hotels”Massage painMall sushiBought painting supplies, yoga mats, and basketballBookstore purchasesKINGSTON BEACHNew housesitting gig

COVID series, recorded 2020In this episode, Zingo Munger explores the captivating story of De Morgenzon, a renowned winery nestled high above the Stellenboschkloof Valley, where the first rays of dawn illuminate its vineyards. With roots tracing back to 1682, when it was part of South Africa's inaugural vineyards, DeMorgenzon boasts a winemaking legacy spanning over three centuries.Situated on historic grounds with vineyards facing South and South-East at elevations ranging from 700 to 1,400 feet,

In this episode of Travel Troubles Podcast, we delve into the challenge of Travelling as a 3. We talk about what problems come with this, and how one plane journey can have 3 different experiences.it isn't all bad travelling in a little group it is quite fun we manage to do a lot together. Discover practical tips and strategies to maintain a harmonious travel experience while ensuring everyone's needs are met. Tune in to Travel Troubles and discover how to maximise your shared experiences while

COVID series, recorded 2020Richard, a UK native, embarked on a journey across the globe before settling in South Africa in 1999 to pursue his passion for winemaking. Founding Richard Kershaw Wines in 2012, he dedicated himself to crafting site-specific, cool climate wines in the Elgin Valley, renowned as South Africa's coolest wine region. His focus on noble grape varieties, capable of producing exceptional wines, has led to a collection of highly sought-after and award-winning wines, such as the