In dieser fesselnden zweiten Episode von “Freiheit ab km 0” nehmen euch Sofia und Damian mit auf ihre Reise, die sie mittlerweile zum 5893 km geführt hat. Diese Folge dreht sich um die faszinierenden Geschichten und Gerüchte, die sich um die Panamericana ranken. Ist diese Route wirklich so abenteuerlich und riskant, wie man oft hört? Ihr werdet Einblicke in die unerwarteten Begegnungen und die raue Schönheit von Feuerland erhalten, die diese Reise so einzigartig machen. Seid dabei, wenn Sofia und

Join me for another episode where I discuss Melrose Abbey & Inveraray Castle. I also tell you the legends of Calanais stones & the blue men of Minch.

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

Welcome to Smeddero Travels, as we embark on our RV adventure for the very first time! Join us as we navigate the open road, sharing our triumphs, challenges, and plenty of laughs along the way. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or dreaming of life on wheels, tune in for practical tips, amusing stories, and inspiration for your own journey ahead. Get ready to explore the world with us, one mile at a time!

In this episode of Travel Troubles Podcast, we delve into the challenge of Travelling as a couple in England but this time with us exploring the seaside town of Blackpool. We talk about Holly's phobia of wasps and my fear of jellyfish. 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 maintaining harmony.

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!

Have you ever dreamt of scaling a mountain peak, the wind whipping through your hair as you stand triumphant at the summit, the world sprawled out beneath you like a wrinkled tapestry? But what if the journey to that peak wasn't all sunshine and stunning vistas? What if it tested your very limits, pushing you to confront your deepest doubts and fears? My recent trek to Deoriatal and Chandrashila in the Himalayas was an experience unlike any other. It was a tale of breathtaking beauty, unexpected

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

In dieser aufregenden Eröffnungsepisode von "Freiheit ab km 0" begleiten wir Sofia und Damian auf ihren ersten 3000 Kilometern ab Montevideo Richtung Ushuaia. Mit ihrem treuen Defender, liebevoll Defelino genannt, erleben sie die Gastfreundschaft von Fremden, die ihnen mit offenen Armen begegnen. Doch das Abenteuer nimmt eine unerwartete Wendung, als ein Missgeschick ihren Defender an den Rand des Atlantiks bringt. Stehen sie vor dem Verlust ihres Zuhauses bereits am Anfang der Reise? Diese Episode

Welcome to another episode discussing The Massacre Cave & The Dryburgh Abbey Hotel and a couple of legends from Scotland

Michael Malat joins Cork & Fork for a comprehensive presentation on his winery. Michael was born into a “wine family,” the family estate he now runs. He took over the estate from his parents in 2008, making him the 10th-generation land steward. Michael studied Oenology at BOKU University of Applied Life Science and Soil Cultivation in Vienna, Austria. He worked with wine internationally in France, the USA, Argentina, and New Zealand. Michael believes in respecting what nature offers, working

I venture to the Capitol Building in Lansing to discuss Rolling Thunder and their events coming up. Thank you Duane O'Parka for all you do for our Veterans. Check out www.rollingthundermich5.com for more info about this organization!

Markus Steigler and Peter Szigeti join Cork & Fork for an introduction to their famous Szigeti sparkling wines. Szigeti was part of the new wave of Austrian sparkling wine producers in the 1990s who focused on high-quality, traditional method Sekt. The company began in 1991 when Peter Szigeti took over the family business in the village of Gols. Peter Szigeti has made it his most important task to capture the varietal characteristics of the grape varieties in his products. He aimed to create

Join Gernot as he offers us a tour of his philosophies and tastes two of his bottlings. Gernot and Heike Heinrich founded their winery in 1990 with just one hectare, and have steadily grown to 90 hectares today. Heinrich was one of the first in the region to transition from simple white wines to high-quality reds in the early 1990s, and became famous for powerful red blends. In recent years, the focus turned to a line of wines produced with minimal intervention in the cellar. Heinrich converted to

Join Georg as he discusses his winery and tastes his premium wines. Georg Leindl is one of the leading winemakers in Kamptal and has almost 30 years of experience in the sciences, including enology. After studying food and biotechnology, he became a researcher at the Federal College for Oenology and Pomology at Klos-tern-u-burg. He was an enology consultant for many years, gaining the globally respected title of the flying winemaker. He worked with one of Austria’s most famous winemakers, Martin

In this episode of Travel Troubles Podcast, we delve into the challenge of Travelling as a couple in England but this time with a twist of adding a car from the Very early 2000s into the mix. We talk about visiting Barnard Castle and Holly Leaving Sean for peace and quiet for a couple of days. 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

Fred Loimer started working with his father Alfred in 1988 after completing his studies at Klosterneuburg with stints in Germany’s Nahe and Walter Schug winery in California. Fred took complete control of his family’s estate in 1997 and purchased the cellar of the Haindorf Castle on the outskirts of Langenlois. He then constructed a hyper-modern black cube on top of the old cellar, representing his aesthetic for modern elegance. Fred began practicing biodynamics in 2006 and is a founding member of

Episode 13: ⁃ Road trip bible ⁃ Albany & Big 4 Premier (jumping pillow & American man) ⁃ Kory dunks! ⁃ Anzac Museum ⁃ Denmark, WA ⁃ Ocean Beach - sharks & shark alert system ⁃ Big tree country ⁃ Margaret River ⁃ Anzac Sunrise Service & 2 Up ⁃ Surfers Point ⁃ Julie, Jeff, and Cujie ⁃ 14 out of 18 days camping ⁃ Kangaroos on bike paths ⁃ Toe socks & shoe hunt ⁃ Longest jetty in the southern hemisphere ⁃ Margaret Wine tastings! ⁃ Below Deck