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Now displaying: November, 2016
Nov 27, 2016
[caption id="attachment_9256" align="alignleft" width="300"]Sergeant First Class Nick Waddell, U.S. Army; Petty Officer First Class Stephen Hale, U.S. Navy; Staff Sergeant James Barrett, U.S. Army; Petty Officer Second Class MacKenzie Adams, U.S. Navy Sergeant First Class Nick Waddell, U.S. Army;
Petty Officer First Class Stephen Hale, U.S. Navy;
Staff Sergeant James Barrett, U.S. Army;
Petty Officer Second Class Mackenzie Adams, U.S. Navy[/caption] In what is becoming an annual tradition Paul and Elizabeth talk with members of our American Forces about travel and special experiences they have had with people and places around the world.        
Nov 22, 2016
Sunny Isles Beach Miami is tucked away on 2.5 miles of beach along a barrier island, just outside Miami, Florida. Many people traveling to Miami might be familiar with it, as it’s visible from the drive to Miami from Fort Lauderdale. Its hotels (all of which are beachfront) range from 5 star and 5 diamond to retro art deco. Known as a family friendly spring break destination, the city boasts something to do for virtually everyone. From yoga on the beach, fine dining, outdoor activities at Oleta River State Park, cultural areas, to fishing off the pier, there’s a wide variety of things to enjoy. To learn more about visiting Sunny Isles Beach Miami, including what it was like to be there during Hurricane Matthew, listen to the full podcast below or visit their website. (Image source)
Nov 22, 2016
Roger Dow CasualRoger Dow chats with Paul and Elizabeth about a recent study that points out ways in which the TSA can improve with very little effort. The study points out the about a third of TSA funds are diverted to other uses.  Since the Transportation Security Administration’s inception in 2001, the agency has been tasked with a difficult but critical job: protect our nation’s transportation systems and travelers while processing them as efficiently as possible. The men and women of the TSA have done a remarkable job keeping America safe for 15 years. The agency’s mission, however, has been rendered more challenging in recent years, thanks to political and budgetary turmoil, resulting in agency staffing shortages, long lines at airport checkpoints and other frustrations. The agency has improved its performance despite the tumultuous policymaking environment, but it must continue to evolve to meet the demands of a constantly shifting security landscape—and in doing so, provide a more streamlined travel experience for all U.S. flyers.  Read More...
Nov 19, 2016
Gary Arndt Headshot Gary Arndt is on a quest to visit as many National Parks as possible. He visits with Paul to share about recent trips to some well known, and some not as well known, parks in both the US and Canada. He shares his experiences in the parks in Alaska, stories of what he saw, as well as some history of the National Parks system.
Nov 14, 2016
When you think of the wild west, you’re often met with visions of cowboys in open land, riding their horses, and herding cattle. While much of that has faded away with time, Cody, Wyoming preserves the authentic western life. Claudia Wade visits the show to share insights, stories, and fascinating trivia about Buffalo Bill, once the most famous man in the world thanks to his Wild West Show. In the episode below, listen to her tell the accounts of history surrounding the myths and learn more on the Cody website. (Image source)
Nov 14, 2016
MargieGoldsmithOnly our correspondent Margie Goldsmith could cover the sheep drive in Ketchum and stay at one of the world’s great resorts, Sun Valley, Idaho. Trailing the sheep happens only once a year and Margie brings it up close and personal.          
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