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Far From Home

Scott Gurian

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An immersive travel and culture documentary podcast where Peabody award-winning public radio journalist Scott Gurian reports fascinating stories from faraway places and makes you feel like you’re really there! On past episodes, he’s road tripped 18,000 mi. (29,000 km) from the UK to Mongolia and back, visited Iran as an American tourist, wandered through abandoned buildings in Chernobyl, and participated in a hallucinogenic healing ceremony in Peru. Learn more and view bonus content at farfr ...
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The Where Have You Been? podcast is all about the guest and their travel experiences. For those of us that love travel, we also love to talk about our experiences and hear those of others. No podcast I’ve found has simply been a casual conversation about where we’ve been and where we’re going - and what’s happened in-between. This podcast fills that void. You will hear from people from all walks of life as they discuss their experiences. Maybe they will inspire you to go somewhere new. Maybe ...
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Capture Your Art

Bruce Wawrzyniak, for TASCAM

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A bi-weekly show that brings together musicians, engineers, producers, and fans to celebrate all things audio, with a focus on TEAC and TASCAM products and their users. Listeners can expect to hear the show host and guests discussing a wide variety of music- and audio-related topics, ranging from hobby and professional-level music recording to audio for picture, field recording for sound design, turntables, high-resolution audio playback, and installed sound systems. Content will include how ...
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It's National Cyber Security Month - what better guest to have than the Queen of Online Safety! This week I spoke with Jocelyn King who is just that! She shares her rich travel experiences across Europe and Asia, highlighting cultural interactions, memorable meals, and the importance of preparation and safety while traveling. From her first trip ab…
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What an episode I have for you this week! Fellow Pittsburgher Chip Walter shares his remarkable journey as an author, traveler, and former CNN Bureau Chief. He discusses his serendipitous entry into writing, his collaboration with William Shatner, and the unique experiences he has encountered while traveling the world without using airplanes. Chip …
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In this really unique and special episode, Lyubim shares his incredible journey from being an immigrant in the United States to creating a mission that supports amputee veterans through paragliding. He reflects on his experiences during 9/11, his career in finance, and the challenges he faced while living in Ukraine. Lyubim emphasizes the importanc…
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I feel truly inspired this week. In this incredible episode my guest Risa August shares her incredible journey of living with acromegaly, a rare disease caused by a tumor at the base of her brain. She discusses her transformation into a patient advocate, her passion for travel, and how cycling has played a significant role in her healing process. R…
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What a great conversation I had this week with Lisa Talbot, founder of True North PM Solutions, about her journey in business and travel. Lisa shares her experiences with AI and automation for businesses, her love for travel, and memorable stories from her adventures in countries like Italy, India, and Spain. The conversation highlights the importa…
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While I'm taking a break from releasing new episodes, I wanted to share an episode of another great podcast I heard recently and that I thought all of you might enjoy. The show is called Making Peace Visible, and it features conversations with journalists, peace-builders, activists, and scholars on the front lines of peace and conflict. Making Peac…
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This week I had a fantastic conversation with Morgana Rae - a life coach and author. She shares her extensive travel experiences and insights on the importance of travel in gaining new perspectives. She discusses her unique approach to marriage, having wed her husband multiple times in various countries, and the cultural significance of these cerem…
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In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking with Doug Brouwer, a Presbyterian pastor and author, about his extensive travel experiences. Doug shares insights on how travel has shaped his understanding of home, curiosity, and cultural encounters. He discusses the difference between vacation and travel, emphasizing the importance of learning and p…
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This week I speak with Tzara, a confidence and relationship coach, about her journey of self-discovery through travel, the impact of loss on her life choices, and her unique passion for witnessing solar eclipses. We discuss the psychological aspects of procrastination, the importance of immersing oneself in local cultures, and the challenges faced …
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In this episode, I interview Stephan Piscano, who shares his unique journey from selling homes on eBay during the 2008 crash to founding Vacation Wealth Partners. Stefan discusses his childhood experiences of moving frequently, which shaped his love for travel and connecting with diverse people. He recounts memorable travel stories, including a lif…
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In this episode, Scott Gurian shares his incredible journey as a journalist and podcaster, detailing his experiences traveling from the UK to Mongolia in a tiny car as part of the Mongol Rally. He discusses the challenges he faced on the road, the cultural encounters he had, and the lessons learned from his adventures. Scott reflects on his early d…
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In honor of the NFL Hall of Fame Game, I interview Dave Richard, a senior fantasy football writer for CBS Fantasy Football. We discuss the evolution of fantasy football, the culture surrounding it, and the importance of travel in life. Dave shares his experiences living in Florida, his work-related travels, and memorable trips, including winning a …
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In this conversation, John Wayne S. III shares his insights on the importance of creating experiences, both in personal life and through travel. He discusses his favorite cities in the U.S., cultural insights gained from his travels, and the value of volunteering while abroad. John reflects on memorable connections made during his journeys, includi…
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In this episode, Justin from Forest Super Foods shares his adventurous journey from Australia to various parts of the world, emphasizing the importance of whole foods and natural health. He discusses his experiences in India, Peru, and Southeast Asia, highlighting cultural insights and the significance of language in travel. Justin also shares stor…
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In this episode of the Where Have You Been podcast, I speak with Marie DeCosse, the founder of Nomad Travel Groups. Marie shares her unique background growing up in Madagascar and Bangladesh, which instilled in her a passion for travel and cultural exploration. She discusses the challenges of repatriation, the importance of community in travel, and…
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This week I spoke with Rachel Radway. She shares her extensive travel experiences and insights gained from living in various countries. From her early inspirations to her journey through burnout and relocation to Peru, Ecuador, and Portugal, Rachel discusses the cultural richness and challenges she faced. She emphasizes the importance of immersing …
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In this episode I spent time with Peter who shares his diverse travel experiences, highlighting cultural contrasts, personal growth, and memorable adventures across various countries. From acclimating to high altitudes in South America to exploring the vibrant culture of Thailand, Peter reflects on the importance of human connection and the joy of …
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In this episode, I speak with Joshua Onysko, founder of Pangea Organics, about his extensive travels and the impact they have had on his life and career. Joshua shares stories from his travels, including his experiences in India and Tibet, and how these journeys have shaped his understanding of culture, sustainability, and personal growth. He discu…
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In this episode of the Where Have You Been? podcast, I interview accomplished children's author Barbara Mojica. Barbara shares her journey from a history-loving child in Queens to a dedicated educator and author of award-winning children's books. She discusses her passion for travel, particularly to historical sites, and how she combines her love o…
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In the Nørrebro neighborhood of Copenhagen, there's a small building with a garden and wooden seats. It's the Menneskebiblioteket or Human Library, where the "readers" and "books" are actually people having deeply personal and intimate conversations about topics that might normally be considered off-limits or taboo in polite society. It's staffed b…
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In this engaging conversation, Andy Dietrich and I explore the joys of travel, the importance of kindness, and the impact of random connections. They share personal anecdotes from their adventures in Hawaii, South Korea, and Thailand, highlighting the beauty of human interactions and the deliciousness of local cuisines. The discussion also delves i…
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In this engaging conversation, Alain Salas shares his profound insights on the importance of dreams, adventurous travel stories, and the cultural experiences that have shaped his life. From thrilling adventures in Thailand to meaningful encounters in Brazil and Mauritius, Alain emphasizes the value of travel and the connections made along the way. …
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In this conversation, myself and Jane explore various travel experiences, focusing on Jane's adventures in Europe and the USA. We discuss the ease of travel in Europe, memorable road trips, and the beauty of national parks. Jane shares personal stories about her travels, including a significant birthday trip to Glacier National Park and experiences…
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Funny story. When I came up with the name for this podcast, I knew it was the only choice for me. That said, I knew I needed to see if there were any others out there with the same title. That was when I stumbled upon a pod named "Where Have You Been, Bitch?" I thought, well, that's close but not the same, so I'm good. As time went on, I was keepin…
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In this episode, Rob Delena shares his unique perspective on travel and parenting, particularly through the lens of skiing with his son, Ryan. The conversation explores how travel has transformed their family dynamics, the challenges they faced, and the personal growth that emerged from their adventures on the slopes. Rob reflects on the importance…
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When he was growing up in Southern California, Addi Somekh wasn't quite sure what to do with his life. But he knew from a young age that he wanted to "spread warmth" and make other people happy. On this week’s episode, the unusual story of how Addi’s quest to do just that set him off on a worldwide mission to make people laugh. Addi and his friend …
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In this fantastic conversation, Linda King, known as Smart Travelista, shares her profound insights on travel, emotional connections, and the importance of spontaneity. She reflects on her culinary experiences around the world, particularly in Italy, and discusses her travel preferences, emphasizing the significance of meaningful experiences over m…
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Welcome to another incredible episode! This week I spoke with author of the Smarty Pants travel series author, Jasmine Haymond. She tells us some incredible tales of machetes and eggs in Puerto Rico, some incredible sights and food in Venice, Italy, and so many experiences in Disneyland! Thank you so much for tagging along - I truly appreciate all …
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Welcome back for another episode! This week I talk with Arden Coutts - a really incredible individual. It's an episode unlike any other I've had so far - really chill and laid back - I enjoyed this conversation so much, and I hope you do as well! From their very first ever flight, to 4-wheeling in the rain forest, and finding real, true, incredible…
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When he was 26 years old in 1948, Garry Davis did something that would make the rest of his life really complicated. Over the next six decades, he’d be detained and imprisoned 34 times in 9 countries, dragged off the floor of the United Nations General Assembly, and gain millions of followers, all while confronting countless bureaucrats who had abs…
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Welcome back for another extremely entertaining episode! Dr. Chad Scott is really a wealth of stories. We hardly got a chance to talk about all of the places that he has been, but tell me in the comments how much you like the episode and hopefully I will get him back on again in the future. From his battle with liver disease and other real life hap…
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Starting with his early life in Cleveland, Ohio and culminating with so many really incredible stories from his years living in Hawaii and traveling all around the islands - and so much in-between...Jimbo entertains us with stories of fun, craziness, and lots of culture. I learned more in this episode than I had any idea that I would. What an enter…
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Today we get some incredible stories with my friend Renato. Renato was born in Lima, Peru and even just his story of why his family moved to the states is incredible. We barely scratch the surface on where Renato has been...but get ready to hear about what happens when you accidentally end up in the geisha district, communicating through karaoke, a…
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Continuing with my friend, Derek Cole. In part two Derek tells incredible stories about meeting the likes of Buzz Aldrin and William Shatner; playing celebrity pool games and being interviewed by Judd Nelson; kayaking into the ocean in Australia; getting once-in-a-lifetime access to backstage at Cirque du Soleil; and so very much more. It's a HIGHL…
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Over the past few months, President Trump has taken a sort of a slash-and-burn approach to much of the U.S. government, and among the many taxpayer-funded programs he’s axed has been American foreign assistance distributed through the Agency for International Development or USAID. That’s billions of dollars that helped with things like Ebola preven…
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In episode 2 of the pod, I talked with a long-time friend of mine, Derek Cole. Derek and I both grew up in Jamestown, NY, but he has been in Los Angeles, California, for a quarter-century. We spoke for so long I had to split it into two parts. In this episode we talk a lot about how he developed his love for travel, and what travelling means to him…
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Welcome to episode 1 of the Where Have You Been travel podcast. Today we will hear from Western New Yorker, Brian Hasson, as he talks about his love of travel, how it all started, and what his plans are for the future. It's a walk down memory lane for Brian and I learned a lot from his experiences. I hope you do, as well. *Sound quality is not as g…
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Welcome to the Where Have You Been? Podcast. My name is Bill Roehm. I've been traveling since I was a young child, but the "travel bug" really hit me in 2016 when I first traveled abroad. Since then, I've been in many places all over the world. In this introduction I wanted to introduce myself, and also explain my intention for the podcast - and wh…
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Montreal is a city often split between English and French languages and cultures, but one thing that almost all residents can get behind is cheering on their beloved hockey team, the Canadiens. This isn't just your run-of-the-mill, sports-crazed city, however. The love of hockey here runs much deeper. It's tied to both the history of the game's cre…
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The current conflict between Russia and Ukraine is now entering its third year, and it’s been a humanitarian disaster. According to UNHCR, the United Nations Refugee Agency, it’s displaced nearly 7 million Ukrainians globally. And on the other side, an estimated 900,000 Russians have also fled their country for various reasons. Among them are econo…
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As we wrap up another year, I'm re-sharing an episode I originally released back at the end of 2020 about a holiday tradition I got to witness while I was visiting Puerto Rico. I often travel over Christmas and New Years, and I love seeing how people in other places have cultural practices that are different from my own. This was one of those exper…
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As I spent time abroad over the past few months in the lead-up to the American presidential election, I was struck by how often news and politics from back home seemed to be on the minds of all the locals I met. It’s like no matter how far away I went, it was impossible to escape! On this episode I reflect on how important what happens in the Unite…
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