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Steder & rejse

Steder & rejse

16.11.2025
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Steder & rejse

Steder & rejse

01.01.2023

26.08.2025

Nanortalik, Exploring this South Greenland Port

In this Roamancing Reads Podcast, Anne Webster reads her article, ‘Nanortalik, Exploring this South Greenland Port’. As Oceania Insignia neared Tasermiut Fjord, Southern Greenland, Anne and Vera disembarked at their first port on Greenland in the town and island of Nanortalik (meaning Place of the Polar Bears). Join them as they discover some of Greenland’s culture, exploring it southernmost town. Read and engage with the full article at https://roamancing.com/2023/11/nanortalik-south-greenland/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

26.08.2025

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6 min.
Sæson 1, episode 4

Conscripted! Siberian Worker’s Army to World War II Soldier – Part 4 of My Ukrainian Heritage

Laryssa Menkova reads her diary entry, entitled ‘My Ukrainian Heritage - Part 4: Conscripted! Siberian Worker’s Army to World War II Soldier’. From one army / nightmare into another. Join Mikhail’s story where we last left off, with his forced conscription into the worker’s army and a one way ticket to Siberia to work under the Gulag. Read and engage with the full diary entry at https://roamancing.com/2022/06/siberian-workers-army-to-wwii-soldier-my-ukrainian-heritage/ For other tales of culture, connect with Roamancing via our Twitter, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

S1, E4

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3 min.
22.06.2025

A Day's Adventure in Grundarfjordur and Iceland’s Snaefellsnes Peninsula

A Roamancing Reads: Anne Webster reads her Roamancing article, entitled ‘Grundarfjordur and Iceland’s Snaefellsnes Peninsula’. Join Anne and her sister Vera, as they explore the magnificent natural wonders of Iceland’s Snaefellsnes Peninsula with Snaefellsnes Excursions at Grundarfjordur, the Second Port on their Oceania Insignia ‘Atlantic Glaciers and Harbors’ cruise. Read and engage with the full article at https://roamancing.com/2023/10/grundarfjordur-and-the-snaefellsnes-peninsula/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

22.06.2025

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6 min.
Sæson 1, episode 1

My Ukrainian Heritage – Part 1: I Grew Up With My Parent’s Stories of Fleeing Ukraine in WWII

Laryssa Menkova reads her diary entry, entitled ‘My Ukrainian Heritage - Part 1: I Grew Up Hearing My Parent’s Stories of Fleeing Ukraine in the Second World War’. Throughout this series, Laryssa reflects on parts of her parents’ lives in Ukraine, her travels in Ukraine, and her feelings about being a child of immigrant Ukrainian parents, set against the current realities of Russia’s invasion on Ukraine. Read and engage with the full diary entry at https://roamancing.com/2022/03/my-ukrainian-heritage-stories-of-fleeing-ukraine-in-the-second-world-war/ For other tales of culture, connect with Roamancing via our Twitter, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

S1, E1

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3 min.
16.11.2025

Rich African History of South Carolina’s Lowcountry, Not Gone with the Wind

In this Roamancing Reads Podcast, Liz Campbell reads her article, ‘Discovering the Rich African History of South Carolina’s Lowcountry, Not Gone with the Wind’. At first glance, South Carolina’s Lowcountry conjures images of white-washed walls, rocking chairs, and the opulence of Scarlett O’Hara’s storybook world of life as a Southern Belle on a plantation. It might surprise you then to discover that the wealth of those plantation has its roots in Africa, along with much of South Carolina’s rich history, culture, and cuisine. Read on and engage with the full article, as Liz discovers the riches of South Carolina’s Lowcountry: https://roamancing.com/2024/02/rich-african-history-of-south-carolinas-lowcountry/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

16.11.2025

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14 min.
24.03.2025

Discovering Indigenous Newfoundland & Labrador while Following in the Footsteps of the Beothuk People

A Roamancing Reads: Erica Hargreave reads her Roamancing article, entitled ‘Discovering Indigenous Newfoundland & Labrador while Following in the Footsteps of the Beothuk People’. Discovering the alive and vibrant culture of Indigenous Newfoundland and Labrador, while following in the footsteps of the Beothuk People in Central Newfoundland. Read and engage with the full article at https://roamancing.com/2024/09/discovering-indigenous-newfoundland-labrador-in-the-footsteps-of-the-beothuk/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

24.03.2025

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25 min.
14.06.2025

Juneteenth, Celebrating Freedom

A Roamancing Reads: Pamela Pascal reads her Roamancing article, entitled ‘Juneteenth - Celebrating Freedom’. Pamela shares her experience taking part in the 2024 Juneteenth celebration in San Francisco, California, as a proud Black woman. Juneteenth celebrations commemorate the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States of America. Read and engage with the full article at https://roamancing.com/2024/06/juneteenth-celebrating-freedom/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

14.06.2025

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4 min.
11.04.2025

The Paper Trail Project: shadows of Canadian History at the Chinese Canadian Museum

A Roamancing Reads: Jacqueline Louie reads her Roamancing article, entitled ‘The Paper Trail Project: a glimpse into the shadows of Canadian history at the Chinese Canadian Museum in Vancouver’. From the shadows of Canadian history, The Paper Trail Project at the Chinese Canadian Museum shares stories of Chinese Canadians from the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act. Read and engage with the full article at https://roamancing.com/2024/11/paper-trail-project-canadian-history-at-the-chinese-canadian-museum-in-vancouver/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

11.04.2025

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8 min.
31.03.2025

Triton and Brighton, Newfoundland & Labrador – I Came for an Iceberg and Discovered so Much More

A Roamancing Reads: Erica Hargreave reads her Roamancing article, entitled ‘Triton and Brighton, Newfoundland & Labrador – I Came for an Iceberg and Discovered so Much More’. Little did Erica realise that in arriving in Triton and Brighton, Newfoundland for an Iceberg, that she’d found The Grand Seduction of Central Newfoundland. Read and engage with the full article at https://roamancing.com/2024/08/triton-brighton-newfoundland/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

31.03.2025

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19 min.
25.10.2022

Ode to the Kumquat Tree

A Roamancing Read: Brie Mason reads her Roamancing poem, entitled ‘Ode To The Kumquat Tree’. It’s amazing how something so simple as a piece of fruit can inspire adventure and discovery within us, not to mention awakening our senses to memories. That is what the kumquat has done for Brie Mason, inspiring her poem ‘Ode to the Kumquat Tree’. Read and engage with the full poem at https://roamancing.com/2016/04/ode-to-the-kumquat-tree/ Join our adventures Roamancing via our Bluesky, Facebook Page, the Women Who Love to Travel Group and our YouTube Channel.

25.10.2022

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1 min.

Our Roamancing Podcasts have taken shape from over a decade of travel storytelling from the team of writers and storytellers at Roamancing Travel and Culture Magazine (roamancing.com), first established in 2011. We invite you to follow along with our stories via our magazine, as well as in audio with our podcasts.

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Nanortalik, Exploring this South Greenland Port

Conscripted! Siberian Worker’s Army to World War II Soldier – Part 4 of My Ukrainian Heritage

A Day's Adventure in Grundarfjordur and Iceland’s Snaefellsnes Peninsula

My Ukrainian Heritage – Part 1: I Grew Up With My Parent’s Stories of Fleeing Ukraine in WWII

Rich African History of South Carolina’s Lowcountry, Not Gone with the Wind

Discovering Indigenous Newfoundland & Labrador while Following in the Footsteps of the Beothuk People

Juneteenth, Celebrating Freedom

The Paper Trail Project: shadows of Canadian History at the Chinese Canadian Museum

Triton and Brighton, Newfoundland & Labrador – I Came for an Iceberg and Discovered so Much More

Ode to the Kumquat Tree

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