EPISODE 18:Mimbi CavesGetting on the tour!! Thanks Rosemary!The old people commentsChina WallDogs are friends Bungle Bungles53 km off road to the visitors centreRiver crossingsRunning into the elderly againBeehive domes, whip snake, cathedralMeeting Trusted HousesittersA lady telling us to get out of her photoAll the ladies looked the same hikingDingos - one poopingIt's a long drive but has nice sceneryLake Argylecaravan park where everyone takes a cool pool photoKory bikingDamsNorthern

Episode 17:Exmouth ⁃ Snorkeling ⁃ Yardie camp - yoga, neighbors, Marshall chili ⁃ Whale shark robot lady ⁃ American communication base ⁃ Followed by French starting in coral bay Karijini ⁃ Free Camping with the stars ⁃ Hiking —> swimming through the narrow gorges - so special!!!! ⁃ Hammersley Gorge, “The Spa” pool, we jumped in ⁃ Roadhouse - nice & free laundry ⁃ Car was so red and dirty needed washPort Hedland ⁃ Pretty massive for a remote town! (Had a naturopath and things like that) ⁃ Car

Long overdue sit down with my friends Rj and ALY to discuss the magazine and the plethora of events they have coming up! thunderroadsmichigan.com

APRIL HUTCHINSON is a doyen of the travel industry. She’s the editor and publisher of TTG Luxury and has been a journalist for 30 years. However her devotion to travel has been at tremendous personal sacrifice. She was in a trip to Antarctica when she discovered her mother had died and she couldn’t get back in time to attend the funeral. Then, in 2008, on a short break to Amsterdam her husband told her he didn’t love her anymore and the pair got divorced. During Covid, April’s beloved cat Clio died

Hi all,Today I'm talking about my experience living in Japan as a foreigner. My experience is on the rosier side of things, but I also talk about what other foreigners might experience living in Japan. The current events section for the week is about a controversial amendment to the Immigration Control and Refugee Act in Japan. Thank you all so much for listening! Per Aspera Ad

In this episode we discuss aspects of purchasing our RV from the RV inspection, to delivery and how you can protect yourself when purchasing your RV.

Serial entrepreneur PETER HOPTON may have been successful in business but he admits his people skills left a lot to be desired. As the keen skier stood at the top of the mountain in Lake Tahoe, California, in 2019, his focus was getting to the bottom as quickly as possible. An app recorded his descent at 49mph – but then disaster struck. Peter didn’t see a fast-approaching cliff and skied off the side of the mountain. He fell from the equivalent of a two-storey building and suffered horrendous

Episode 16:Marshall arrives! Introduce who he is & His long routeNext day is an admin day to get his camping gear and other necessities (haircut)TiktokNational pride felt by Marshall tooRottnest Island - quokkas, 3 snorkels (Little Salmon Bay, the Basin, and Faye’s Bay), no cars, pinky’s sunset, skydiversTelstra struggle - girl asking about guns?The Pinnacles - flies, our opinions on what they areRAC Cervantes - the group of 7 guys next to usHutt Lagoon Pink LakeKalbarri - red bluffs, blue pools

In this episode we discuss why we decided to choose an RV, how we came to choose our RV, and some of the interesting aspects of RV selection.

RORY O’HARE is today a high-flying partner with Primas Law but looks back on a £28 silent retreat in North Wales as the holiday that changed his life. At the time Rory was living in London and routinely punching out 13-hour days but admits he’d never felt more alone. Then he saw an advert for a £28 silent retreat in North Wales and found the answers to the questions that would change the direction of his life forever. Instead of burning the midnight oil at work he slept solidly for 36 hours and woke

FULL INTERVIEW with The Bitcoin Fairy!!!! #dating #miami #accountability #artist #modernwoman #viral #viralvideoThis is an exclusive The Bitcoin Fairy first interview with Chef Curry. We are discussing hot topics on different takes on the way the dating world is headed as well as diving into her personal life. Join in on the discussion and give us some of your thoughts and feed back on some of the topics. We will also have some link as well to some of The Bitcoin Fairy's music and much more.Give us

Like Mother/Like Daughter! Entire Family was caught because of her! #scammer #podcast #viral #brokenChef Curry with a reaction to a woman that drugged and robbed at least 250 victims. Mean while her mother was rotting in jail for the same reasons. We are discussing a hot topic across the web about passport bros getting drugged and finesse in foreign countries as well as Q & A on different takes on the way the dating world is headed and how do we prevent the worst. Join in on the discussion and

In this episode we welcome our newest sponsor, MICHIGAN BIKER LAW and we get a touch political but for good reason, the rights of all motorcyclists. My good Friend, 'Tank' (Mike Ouderkirk) and I talk with Jinx the Michigan Rep for the Motorcycle Riders Foundation www.MRF.org listen in for what is going on in the politics of motorcycle rights and GET INVOLVED

Episode 15Back at our favorite Perth caravan parkPicking up Marshall in a few hours Confused about this flights Mountain bike parks around PerthCafe with dogs pictures we found summer Influencer & Murdering husband neighbor Port Coogee exploring (shipwreck)Almost buying a bad bull bar We love below-deck sailing yacht Maxi finished paintingLeaving Summer - thoughts on her overall dog-sitting job, pros and cons Fremantle Exploration - old forts and a beautiful old townLovely construction work

Keen skier Philip Walsh couldn’t wait to celebrate his 30th birthday by going skiing in the Canadian Rockies with some friends. However ecstasy turned to tragedy as he waited to be picked up by a helicopter in one of the most beautiful places in the world after completing his ski. His instructor suddenly pointed to an avalanche in the distance after hearing a ‘woof’ sound and within seconds the group was hit by a wall of snow. “It was like being hit by a wave the size of a Ford Transit doing

Hi all,Two weeks ago, I had the opportunity to travel to Yakushima, a small island in the southern part of Japan. Though this island is small in size - only about 132 km in circumference - it makes up for it in stature by boasting some of Japan's oldest trees and the tallest mountain peak in Kyushu. In this episode, I briefly discuss the island and then go on to share my experience with it having spent two nights and three days there. Stay tuned to the end to listen to me talk about one of the most

As the South African wine industry continues to push through unyielding alcohol restrictions, awareness of the region's struggles continues to spread worldwide. Cork & Fork Logan Circle hosted this Round Table to bring to light the ever-evolving South African wine industry's past, present, and potential future. Guests in order of appearance: - Graham Weerts, Winemaker, Jackson Family Wines, Stellenbosch, ZA // Napa Valley, CA, USA - Fran Kysela, MS, Kysela Imports from VA, USA - Jim Clarke,

Today, we dive into some hard-hitting subjects like, is Kory a Bogan? How we are so Lucky! We are on the opposite side of the world than Branford. Perth a Forever home? And of course why May 8 matters! Some additional topics we cover are:people fighting on pier about crocsCujie only afraid of one thing more than us - THUNDERSTORMSgrocery store stockNannup - biking & tigersBean chapelNew shoesTriathlon / farmers market and coffee in back of truckCape naturalisteCape Leeuwin - free tourHoneymoon

We're gonna say a LOT of the quiet parts out loud for this one! Two bayou Cajuns talking about Adam Sandler's The Water Boy. Big thanks to Nonc Nu and the Wild Matous for the music for this week. Check them out here: Resources this week were pretty light, but here are some links to Adam Sandler's thoughts on the movie. Remember to reach out at www.outlandishparish.com or email at gmail@outlandishparish.com Merci!

Mariam Aslam-Digger thought she could find happiness chasing the corporate dream but found peace closer to home. The youngest of five Muslim daughters Mariam always knew she was different. In her first trip back to her parents’ homeland of Pakistan she admits she acted like a spoilt teenager and the disastrous holiday ended with her being bitten by a scorpion. As she grew older, she threw herself into her career but despite enjoying the trappings of success she wasn’t happy and was close to