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500 Episodes, can you believe it? What a huge milestone! We did the math, and that is over 9 and a half years of weekly chats – who knew we’d have so much to say! We thought it would be fun to look back at where we were when this all started, and see how … Continue reading Episode 500: The Evolution of Travel →

When someone mentions Milan, what do you think about? Fashion, History, Food? Well, Milan has all of these in spades. It is so much more than just those things and Donna is here to tell us about her short trip to Milan. Sandy – Donna – George

On this show, we’re huge proponents of experiencing the local culture when you travel, and a big part of that is the food. But we also know that sometimes, you just want something that is familiar. Brook and her family live in Germany, and when she asked her son what he wanted to do for … Continue reading Episode 498 – Searching for Chiopotle in Europe with Brook →

River cruising is one of the best ways to see Europe. You get to experience several different locations from the comfort of your floating hotel. And unlike ocean cruising, the rivers get you right into the heart of the destination and allow you to see some of the smaller towns and villages. But how do … Continue reading Episode 497: River Cruise Expo Updates →

Iceland, nestled in the North Atlantic Ocean, is a land of contrasts. From its rugged coastlines to its steaming geysers, every corner of this island nation tells a story of resilience and adaptation. Robin took a quick trip to Iceland to experience some of its natural beauty, and she’s here to tell us about it. … Continue reading Two nights in Iceland with Robin →

When you think of Amsterdam, what do you think of? Windmills? Wooden shoes? A Red Light District? You are not alone. But recently, about half of Team Outlander descended upon Amsterdam and the surrounding area including the rest of Holland as well as Belgium. Tonight, we’d like to find out what they experienced and whether … Continue reading Episode 495: Exploring Netherlands and Belgium →