
The Trip That Changed Me
- Business · Entrepreneurship
- Society & Culture · Places & Travel
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About
Captivating conversations featuring people whose lives have quite literally been changed by travel: businesses have been inspired, love stories have begun, perspectives have widened, life purposes have been found, and new beginnings have been discovered. The Trip That Changed Me, brought to you by Full-Time Travel, features a bi-weekly interview with entrepreneurs, entertainers, activists, authors, influencers, and everyday adventurers, recounting the personal tales of life-changing travel — uplifting stories that will inspire listeners to take on the world.
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Recent episodes
- Central America with Bruce Wallin: How spontaneity and effort coexist to create a better travel experience.
- Central America with Bruce Wallin: How spontaneity and effort coexist to create a better travel experience.
- Argentina with Kristin Newman: travel romances, the wanderlust gene, and taking a vacation from ourselves
- Argentina with Kristin Newman: travel romances, the wanderlust gene, and taking a vacation from ourselves
- A United States Road Trip with Blythe Roberson: seeking awe, reimagining the female travel memoir, and the American obsession with freedom
- A United States Road Trip with Blythe Roberson: seeking awe, reimagining the female travel memoir, and the American obsession with freedom
- The Himalayas with Meg Stafford: the meaning of happiness, mother-daughter trips, and trekking in the Himalayas
- The Himalayas with Meg Stafford: the meaning of happiness, mother-daughter trips, and trekking in the Himalayas
- Thailand with Christine Winebrenner Irick: looking for magic abroad, responsible tourism, and building community through travel
- Thailand with Christine Winebrenner Irick: looking for magic abroad, responsible tourism, and building community through travel