24 episodes
Insightful Adventures Insightful Adventures
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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Leah and Steve Candland are overlanding across Australia and along the way they are sharing their savvy, scientific, and scenic insights.
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25. Incidental Tales
Leah and Steve share some uncomfortable, unpleasant, gross, happy, and weird stories from their three month long trip. Don't judge them too harshly as they let you in on some of their experiences that made up the whole of their story.
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24. Australian Beaches and Bush Walks
Steve and Leah talk about their eight favorite beaches and bush walks in Australia.
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23. Queensland Wrap Up
Leah and Steve talk about their favorite food, place, memory and the weirdest place they visited in the Sunshine State.
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22. Brisbane, Noosa Heads, Great Barrier Reef, QLD
Steve and Leah talk about beaches in the middle of downtown, bats as big as eagles, and the Great Barrier Reef! It's the last capital city and last state in their Australian-wide tour.
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21. New South Wales Wrap Up
Leah and Steve talk about their favorite food, place, memory and weirdest place they visited in New South Wales.
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20. Sydney, Blue Mountains, Newcastle, Nimbin, NSW
Steve and Leah talk about seeing their first opera (a classic battle of good and evil), getting offered drugs on the street, and learn they will be rich in the future, like super rich.
Customer Reviews
I love this podcast
Steve and Leah share such great adventures in Australia in this podcast. I would love to experience all that they are doing. I have learned so much and enjoyed listening.
Compelling and delightful!
Nothing makes me happier than finding a great new podcast and I am so happy about this one! Experiencing Australia through Steve and Leah's eyes is a true delight. Their enjoyment of each other and the land, people, and creatures of Australia radiates throughout the episodes. My favorite episode thus far is Wattenoom - it always is fascinating to me to learn how and where other people choose to spend their lives and picking an asbestos-ridden town would not be my first choice. But it is for a select few and after listening that episode I can start to understand the reasoning behind that choice (I think...).
I'd highly recommend this podcast to anyone who loves travel, hiking, the outdoors, road trips, marine life, animals, culture or the down under! And as an extra bonus the music is great!
Australia's road less taken
The hosts take you through all the lesser known parts of the country (as well as the popular destinations) and find interesting locals to talk to along the way. A useful guide to hiking, camping and touring this diverse place.