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Mary Jo Manzanares is Conference Director - Travel Blogger Exchange Conference (TBEX) but she also visits Italy whenever she can. Small towns like San Gimignano, Contignano, Montelpuciano hold a special fascination for her. She shares with Paul and Elizabeth that she is a fan of gelato and Italian coffee. May Jo’s love of travel comes through in [...]
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Bob Baker is a national treasure. His puppet theater in Los Angeles is still producing plays for both adults and kids after 53 years. The current production “Something to crow about” features a cast of more than 100 puppets. Each is unique and is hand carved and individually costumed. Come join Mama and Papa Goat and [...]
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Ah the interesting life of travel journalists and film makers. Hard to believe but Bea Broda joins Paul to talk about two very different destinations, several thousand miles apart — the Seychelles in the Indian Ocean and Wales in the UK. You might actually sense that there are some similarities but not in the weather. [...]
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Experts always list Canyon Ranch among the world’s best spas and the reason Paul and Elizabeth found out is the quality of the program. They talk with Reggie Cooper the general manager of Canyon Ranch in Lenox, Massachusetts. The original is in Tucson, Arizona but over the years they have opened branches including a spa [...]
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Sandra Chipchase joins Paul and Elizabeth to discuss one of their favorite cities in the world, Sydney, Australia. Sandra talks about great things to do in the city and especially about big events coming up. Sudney has become one of the must see places in the world to go on New Years Eve but throughout [...]
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Farm Experience Correspondent John Poimiroo has discovered the ideal way to enjoy a rural vacation and help the kids understand where food comes from, a farmstay vacation. John shares his lifelong love of the country with Paul and Elizabeth as he shares his latest discovery FeatherDown Farmstays. This is a way to have an affordable [...]
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Global Travel Correspondent for Traveling, Gary Arndt, brings us up to date on his driving trip through Germany where he mamaged to visit all the German Unesco World Heritage Sites. He talks about the city of Trier and several of the sites that have become favorites. He also tells us of his driving trip and [...]
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Paul talks with Nancy Light of the California Wine Institute about how wineries in the state educate and entertain visitors during “Down to Earth” April. Think California wine is just red, white or rosé? It’s time to discover how “green” it is, too. Wine Institute has created California Wines: Down to Earth Month, a month-long, [...]
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It sells out nearly every year. This year it took just 26 hours for the 4,500 runners competing in the complete marathon to get their tickets. It’s the 28th year and the event attracts runners from all over the world. The Big Sur Marathon has been called “one of the jewels of American running” and “one [...]
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Carl Whitehill talks with Paul and Elizabeth about the upcoming events which will honor the 150th anniversary of one of the pivotal battles of the Civil War at Gettysburg. They also talk about the history of Gettysburg, the Eisenhower farm and what to do in the area. And of course President Abraham Lincoln made what [...]
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