Travelling Through Conversation
Italy. And, before you guess, yes, you’re right. This episode took me longer than a day to build. Rome. A hotspot for people like me or you, and probably the person next door, but, what happens, when you meet them, and they’re from Rome? I guess you record a podcast together. Meet my neighbour. He’s called Rich.
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I once had a girlfriend who went to India, but I didn’t. I always wondered what it would be like, and now a few years later, I’ve decided to take a journey to the country myself. This episode explores the unpredictability of India and how I now find myself with Cobra lager, my microphone and a mix of questions which sound like, is India a good country to live or travel as a female?
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The closest I’ve ever been to Belgium is when I nearly ended up in Antwerp when I was having a dissertation breakdown. Thankfully, I passed my degree, but unfortunately, I didn’t make the trip. Four years on, I can’t remember the name of my thesis, but I will remember the name of the Belgian folk dancer who is on the podcast today (even if the beer we’re drinking is 8.4%), meet Julie.
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Six foot six. The height of someone you usually find in front of you at a festival, however, they’re on the podcast instead. Peter comes with a contagious laugh and a story to tell. So, tuck yourself in, because he’s the first Dutch bloke to bring a tear to my eye!
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On this episode, I’m on holiday in Torquay, and as family trips go, I’ve bizarrely ended up doing a bit of Acro-Yoga around the corner from the hotel with a Sex Coach, originally from Poland. As it’s a travel podcast, is sex like travel?
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When I tick off Turkish experience’s I can confidently say I’ve had a kebab, I’ve had a Turkish fade (haircut) and maybe I can add a cheeky turkey sandwich to the list, why not, but for someone who now lives in the U.K who is from Turkey, what connects them?
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This time last year I had problems with Liam Gallagher just as I was about to board a flight to the United States for three months. Now today on Songkran (Thai New Year), I find myself running around a University campus with a Poet from Thailand looking for the student bar. Happy New Year, the first round is on me, as you were.
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