Stay In Good Company

Mollie Reese
Stay In Good Company

Stay In Good Company is a podcast series sharing the stories of families behind independently owned and operated stays and experiences across the world. From the history of the places to the personal visions for the businesses. From the variety of experiences offered to the attention to details that make each stay truly unique. Stay In Good Company captures the fond memories and traditions, past advice and future excitement of these places. Introducing a global audience of mindful slow travelers to the welcoming hospitality of family raised and run homestays.

  1. S7. | E8. Camp Wandawega | Elkhorn, Wisconsin | Tereasa Surratt’s American Getaway For Creatives To Gather Off Grid And Step Back In Time

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    S7. | E8. Camp Wandawega | Elkhorn, Wisconsin | Tereasa Surratt’s American Getaway For Creatives To Gather Off Grid And Step Back In Time

    “It's not really the place that you're going, it's the stories that reveal themselves in the place that you're going. You're fascinated by the lives and the experiences that people had before you, because you're finding this connective tissue emotionally to another generation, another decade, another era.” We’re in great company with Tereasa Surratt, the Founder and Owner of Camp Wandawega, who was persuaded by her husband, David, twenty years ago to save this pocket of American history tucked away in the woods of Wisconsin, and they have been restoring it ever since as a getaway for the creative community. What was once an infamous lakeside property - living many lives over time as a brothel and speakeasy, a family resort, a Catholic retreat center and summer camp - was left to be condemned until David’s childhood nostalgia got the best of him. Today, Camp Wandawega has become a retreat for creatives to gather, a maker of goods that help us explore the great outdoors, and a place to step off the grid and back in time. In this episode, Tereasa shares how a passion for preservation and a humility for the never ending work to be done, turned into a Reveille attracting other likeminded creatives to seek inspiration from and memories made in nature. Top Takeaways [1:40] Tereasa and her husband, David, spent the last few decades living two lives - one as executives in Chicago’s advertising industry and the other restoring an abandoned camp in Wisconsin. After “burning the candle at both ends” they went all in on what would become Camp Wandawega.  [5:55] Read or Listen to 100 years of a celebrated American Getaway, which has lived so many lives and worn so many layers - from a modest lakeside resort to a rambunctious brothel and speakeasy, from a family friendly Catholic retreat center to the timeless camp it has become today. [7:35] How Camp Wandawega fell into David and Tereasa’s hands…not by design, but by accident and by inheritance.  [15:20] Close your eyes and imagine getting lost amidst the woods, strolling along the hiking paths from numerous cabins to a sprawling lakefront - as Tereasa visualizes a tour of Camp Wandawega - where the focus has been to preserve and restore, rather than trying to recreate and renovate. [20:15] Tereasa and David realized early on that everyone is looking for different experiences, coming with different expectations. Thus, taking pride in their no frills accommodations, they set out to create the Manifesto of Low Expectations, setting the humorous tone for making fun memories.  [30:45] There are so many surprises in store during your Camp Wandawega stay, so be sure to pull out the drawers, open the cabinets, peek in closets, and immerse yourself as you discover an era gone by.  [33:00] Snack and sip in good company - from the Canteen stocked with old fashioned packaged goods reminiscent of your childhood, to the Farm Stand showcasing the bounty of Wisconsin’s seasonal produce, to the curated picnic baskets and meals prepared by local chefs and bakers, growers and makers.  Notable Mentions All Together Now The Elegant Farmer Solemn Oath Brewery Chef Joe Flamm of Rose Mary Chef John Manion of El Che & Brasero  Stock Campfire Jamboree  Shoppable Collaborations The Tie Bar accessories  Wally’s camping gear Into The Woods bedding Chicago Pop Up Visit For Yourself Camp Wandawega Website | @campwandawega  American Getaway Podcast | Wandawega Historical Society Wandawega Camp Store | CW Books  Tereasa Surratt Website | Tereasa Surratt on Intro Stay In Good Company Website

    47 phút
  2. S7. | E7. FLOHOM | East Coast, USA | Brian Meyer Is Raising The Tide For Immersive Waterfront Experiences With His Luxury Floating Homes

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    S7. | E7. FLOHOM | East Coast, USA | Brian Meyer Is Raising The Tide For Immersive Waterfront Experiences With His Luxury Floating Homes

    “I'm an extreme version, but the water is my life. It's where I live. It's what I do to work out. It's where I go to think. So it solves pretty much all aspects of my life of what keeps me motivated, keeps me fit, keeps me well minded. And I think naturally, most people would say the water has some special power of connecting and making someone feel good.” We’re in great company with Brian Meyer, the Co-Founder and CEO of FLOHOM, a collection of immersive waterfront experiences for vacationers and staycationers alike to enjoy the comforts of elevated hospitality while docked in the lively harbors of Baltimore, Annapolis and Washington, DC. Whether you are seeking to submerge in relaxing and refreshing accommodations, or in search of a jumping off point for exploration and adventure, FLOHOM welcomes you aboard their floating homes and into their community of water-loving wanderers.  In this episode, Brian shares how a life spent on the water embracing the change in tides, has led him to not only pursue his own dream of waterfront living, but to make this dream a reality for all those looking for our home away from shore.   Top Takeaways [2:00] Brian was a fish out of water as a child growing up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland - always looking for a reason to waterski, wakeboard or surf - which led him to go to school in Hawaii where he was introduced to outrigger canoes - before returning home to start a community around paddleboarding, Capital SUP.  [7:30] Recognizing the impact these social watersports had on the local community, Brian then started the Live Water Foundation to give Veterans, people with disabilities, and underserved youth a chance to enjoy this lifestyle, ensuring the local waterways were protected with clean water initiatives.  [10:15] When Brian went to look for a waterfront home himself, he quickly learned his budget was well below the price for these types of properties, until he began to conceptualize FLOHOM with the mission to make waterfront living accessible, sustainable, and affordable. [20:00] A stay in a FLOHOM floating suite goes beyond the spacious views and luxurious amenities, with Voyager Guides and bespoke services for guests to experience all that these harbor towns have to offer right off the dock.  [32:30] The future for FLOHOM is a lifestyle brand on the water, from privately owned floating suites to entire marina resorts to an international waterfront footprint.  Notable Mentions Capital SUP Live Water Foundation  Jungalow by Justina Blakeney HostGPO and Minoan marketplaces Outer outdoor furniture  Old Bay seasoning  Hydrofoil surfboards  Visit For Yourself FLOHOM Website | @flohom_ofc @_brianmeyer  Stay In Good Company Website

    41 phút
  3. S7. | E6. Folly Collection | Southwest & Northeast USA | Hillary Flur Is Crafting A Harmony Between Nature And Space With Zero Compromises To The Guest Experience

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    S7. | E6. Folly Collection | Southwest & Northeast USA | Hillary Flur Is Crafting A Harmony Between Nature And Space With Zero Compromises To The Guest Experience

    “We want people to take away a new perception of ‘off-grid living’ and what that means. So when you first think of off-grid, especially when I did it, I was like, ‘Okay, off grid. You're roughing it. Is there going to be hot water? You don't know. Is there a toilet? You don't know.’ And so we wanted to make it have zero compromises in terms of what you're experiencing.” We’re in great company with Hillary Flur, the Co-Founder of Folly Collection. Tucked away and surrounded by endless vistas, these architecturally designed spaces scattered across the US seamlessly blend into the surrounding environment, creating a harmony between nature and space, where every detail is designed to enhance our well-being. From the remote lands of Joshua Tree and Mojave Desert in California, to the lush farms of Long Island in New York, Folly Collection’s innovative off-grid systems are aesthetically captivating, environmentally responsible, and at the forefront of technological advancement. In this episode, Hillary shares how a childhood friendship with architectural designer, Malek Alqadi, turned into a creative business partnership, and how a search for a sustainable and sincere place to stay during personal travels, turned into a passion pioneering an optimistic future for hospitality.   Top Takeaways [1:50] How Hillary’s early career in customer service brought her to recognize her love of making people happy, of solving their problems, of making them feel heard.  [4:30] The Folly Collection’s humble beginnings started when childhood best friends turned business partners, sleeping on each other’s couches, going on road trips to the desert to find affordable land, and dreaming of all they could build together.  [9:10] Travel to the vast deserts and verdant landscapes of Folly Joshua Tree and Folly Mojave Desert to find yourself lost in the dark skies full of stars.  [14:25] Seasonal pop-up destinations are in store for Folly, starting with the serenity that can be found on New York’s Long Island sound.  [18:50] Folly Collection is certainly living up to its name, as ‘Folly’ in architecture is described as a whimsical structure built to serve as a conversation piece, lending interest to a view and experience. [23:55] What is the Folly Collection signature recipe you ask? A delicate balance of serene landscape complimented with sustainable architecture, minimalist aesthetics, and tech enabled amenities. [25:10] To form a collection, one must be deeply connected to their local community. And Hillary is doing exactly that - nurturing bespoke experiences, baked goods, destination dining and wellness treatments to share with her guests.   [27:00] Folly’s future is full of more experiential elements, a wishlist of secluded locations, and a tech ecosystem that is designed to reduce friction and increase immersion.  Notable Mentions 29 Loaves High Desert New York style bagels Kitchen In The Desert New American cafe grnd sqrl gastropub  Palms dive bar Visit For Yourself Folly Collection Website | @follycollection @folly.ny | @follyjoshuatree | @folly.mojave Stay In Good Company Website

    37 phút
  4. S7. | E5. Volcanoes Safaris | Rwanda & Uganda | Praveen Moman Is Pioneering Ecotourism And Conservation Experiences Beginning With Great Apes And Inspiring The World

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    S7. | E5. Volcanoes Safaris | Rwanda & Uganda | Praveen Moman Is Pioneering Ecotourism And Conservation Experiences Beginning With Great Apes And Inspiring The World

    “So it's a very special experience because you're suddenly connecting to a species which you feel you know. The gorilla looks at you and you look at them and there's a very strong rapport. A kind of connection saying, ‘Haven't we seen each other before?’” We’re in great company with Praveen Moman, the pioneer in Great Ape tourism, celebrating the 25th Anniversary of his conservation and ecotourism brand, Volcanoes Safaris, where he has been at the forefront of reviving the post-conflict Uganda and Rwanda - centered around his five luxury lodges and safari experiences near the threatened gorilla and chimpanzee populations. A ‘visionary conservationist’ with numerous awards and recognitions, Praveen followed in his family’s footsteps - first pitching a tent in the wild and now 25 years later, developing lodges that are sensitive to local culture and aesthetics, and connected to the local community and conservation projects. In this episode, Praveen shares his personal love for his homeland, his professional admiration for Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall, and Volcanoes Safaris’ commitment to the protection of these safari experiences for generations to come. Top Takeaways [1:40] Praveen Moman’s childhood was unlike most yet instrumental to the man he is today. Listen as he shares his appreciation for his British education, Indian heritage and East African environment.  [10:10] First impressions are lasting impressions - especially when it comes to your first encounter with a gorilla, as Praveen learned many years ago. [15:00] To understand the positive impact Volcanoes Safaris has on the gorilla population, local economy and broader ecosystem, one must first understand the history of human interaction with the Great Ape - from initial discovery to respected research to conservation tourism - and how this model could be replicated across other destinations at risk of over-tourism.  [30:30] What started as temporary tents turned into luxury lodge accommodations, built in an instinctual way with local materials melded in a way that showed the ingenuity of the minds of their local makers.  [31:50] With 3 lodges near the mountain gorilla parks (Virunga Lodge in Rwanda, Bwindi Lodge and Mount Gahinga Lodge in Uganda) and 2 lodges focused on the chimpanzees (Kyambura Gorge Lodge and Kibale Lodge in Uganda) - each lodge is delicately balanced with what the local cuisines, cultures and traditions are, with what is palatable to an international guest. [45:30] With 98% of our DNA identical to that of gorillas, we have a duty to ensure their survival alongside ours.   Notable Mentions First gorilla sighting by German, Robert von Beringe in 1902 Creation of the national park in 1925 inspired by American, Carl Akeley Research by biologist, George Schaller  Primatologists and conservationists, Dian Fossey and Jane Goodall Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund Gorilla Doctors Conservation Through Public Health Jane Goodall Institute  Adventure Travel Trade Association Visit For Yourself Volcanoes Safaris Website  Volcanoes Safaris YouTube Videos @volcanoes_safaris Stay In Good Company Website

    50 phút
  5. S7. | E4. Sol y Luna | Urubamba, Peru | Petit Miribel Is Creating A Bright Future For Travelers To And The Children Of The Sacred Valley

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    S7. | E4. Sol y Luna | Urubamba, Peru | Petit Miribel Is Creating A Bright Future For Travelers To And The Children Of The Sacred Valley

    “They have to find their own path. So maybe they go back home and then they start to be a bit more conscious about where they live. Maybe they realize that, ‘Oh, there's an amazing foundation in my village or in my town,’ and they start to support that foundation. And that's perfect. You know, our seeds of love make them a bit more human.” We’re in great company with Petit Miribel, the Founder and Owner of Sol y Luna, a luxury hotel nestled in the Sacred Valley of the Incas at the foothills of Machu Picchu in Peru, where the rich Andean culture and local community impact is authentic in every encounter.  Sol y Luna is much more than its Relais & Châteaux distinction, its profits wholly finance the Sol y Luna Foundation which pursues inclusion and equality through education for the children of the Sacred Valley along with sustainable work opportunities for local families. In this episode, Petit sheds light on the serendipitous series of events that led her to the Sacred Valley and how once there, she felt it was her responsibility to leave her mark on future generations of children and travelers alike.  Top Takeaways [2:00] After living a privileged upbringing in France, Petit was quick to recognize that much of the world was not as fortunate. After asking herself why, she recognized she had the resources to change that.  [5:10] The story of how Petit found herself in Peru starts with a friendly reminder to us all, “In life, there is a path that you have to follow and that path leads you to where you belong and you have to be very respectful of not rushing into everything.”  [7:47] Walking around the Sacred Valley of the Inca’s was like taking a step back in time, and not in a nostalgic way, as Petit and her husband uncovered the poverty the local schools and community hospitals were faced with in this tourist town.   [11:30] The Sol y Luna Hotel was not designed with the creature comforts of home…instead Petit intentionally curated and created so much more for travelers to immerse in.    [16:30] To Dine In Good Company at Sol y Luna, one does not have to go far to find the freshest ingredients in the market - gathered from the jungle or caught in the sea, and now even high-altitude craft wine is the talk of the town.   [20:00] At the foothills of Machu Picchu, there are boundless expeditions to enjoy - from tandem paraglides to cycling courses, from horseback rides between remote villages to kayaks under snow capped peaks - but the next generation of Sol y Luna is taking us off the beaten path to experience so much more. [26:30] As the Sol y Luna foundation celebrates its 25th Anniversary, Petit shares how it has grown over time just as the children it touches, to consist of the Sol y Luna School, Paqari for special needs support, the Sol y Luna Home, and Roots & Wings for further education.   [36:40] As Petit’s son and daughter come of age, they have much in store for the future of both the foundation and the hotel - bringing big hearts, different perspectives and fresh ideas.   Notable Mentions Tablas de Sarhua  Apu Winery Petit’s favorite Peruvian dish & drink: Ají de Gallina & Chicha “Ayni” in the Quechua language means “reciprocity”  Visit For Yourself Sol y Luna Foundation Website | @solylunafoundation Sol y Luna Hotel Website | @solylunahotel Stay In Good Company Website

    47 phút
  6. S7. | E3. Fanø Krogaard & Hjerting Badehotel | Jutland, Denmark | Mette Hyttel Invites Guests To Savor The Change In Seasons At Her Island Inn And Seaside Boutique Hotel

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    S7. | E3. Fanø Krogaard & Hjerting Badehotel | Jutland, Denmark | Mette Hyttel Invites Guests To Savor The Change In Seasons At Her Island Inn And Seaside Boutique Hotel

    “Fanø and Esbjerg are my home, but you need to get inspiration abroad as well. And when we lived in Copenhagen, we came once a month here to slow down, to set a different pace than we do in our daily lives. Now we live here, we visit Copenhagen, we visit Hamburg, we travel the world, because we still need that energy.” We’re in great company with Mette Hyttel, the Creative Co-Owner of not one, but two boutique hotels on the western coast of Denmark, Fanø Krogaard and Hjerting Badehotel - both perfectly placed to savor the senses of the seaside, from the smell of the lightly salted air to the view of the sea buckthorn blowing in the wind.  After pursuing a creative career in Copenhagen, Mette was called home to the familiar family atmosphere of these seaside hotels. Tempted by the never ending projects they would become for her, Mette finds energy in restoring and redesigning these hotels - from their cozy corners to their coastal cuisine.  In this episode, Mette shares with us how she welcomes the change in seasons of her hotels like the changes in the tides, appreciating the calm and the chaos they bring to her sense of community.  Top Takeaways [1:45] Mette grew up with an appetite for creativity and a thirst for learning - from working in her hometown bakery to following the fashion trends in Copenhagen. [4:45] Between journaling about her dreams in a coffee shop and answering a call from her parents who happened to purchase a beachfront boutique hotel, Mette found herself returning home with a newfound project, passion and purpose.  [15:00] A history of inns sprinkled around Denmark meant to welcome all travelers, from the farmers to the royals, and how Mette recreates that warm welcoming environment today.  [18:45] The story of two different houses in two nearby towns and the two sisters who now share in each other’s talents to ensure their success.   [21:40] Experience Fanø an island where time slows down, where the locals choose to live there not because they have to, but because they want to - to be a part of the eclectic community and rich culture.  [25:20] Hjerting Badehotel is a timeless take on a “Badehotel,” a cozy seaside lodge that is a staple of the Danish summer, where pastel colored umbrellas and striped beach towels can still be seen scattered along the shore.  [31:15] Dine in Good Company with artisanal Danish rye bread and ample fresh seafood including a local delicacy, Bakskuld. Notable Mentions Haven Fanø  SALT Shop Kaffebanken Butcher Christiansen  Visit For Yourself Fanø Krogaard Website | @fanoekrogaard   Hjerting Badehotel Website | @hjertingbadehotel  Stay In Good Company Website

    44 phút
  7. S7. | E2. Idaho TrainStays | Deary, Idaho | An Accidental Placemaker, Webb French Inspires His Family And Friends To Reimagine Their Small Town’s History For Today’s Modern Travelers

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    S7. | E2. Idaho TrainStays | Deary, Idaho | An Accidental Placemaker, Webb French Inspires His Family And Friends To Reimagine Their Small Town’s History For Today’s Modern Travelers

    “It would have been cheaper, by far, to tear this building down and stick up a metal structure. However, there's no character in that. And the people from Deary who've been here, they highly appreciated the saving of this building. We have a group of older men who meet for coffee there every morning and they can remember, when they were kids riding their bikes through the shop, and there used to be another group of old men who met there for coffee.” We’re in great company with Webb French, the mastermind behind the renovations and restorations of numerous historical landmarks in the charming town of Deary, Idaho - where he and his family are leaving their mark with their many differing talents, coming together as a community to share in each others’ craft.  From a hand-hewn, timber-framed barn turned event venue - to a century-old Ford garage turned scratch bakery and pizza kitchen - to a set of crumbling train cars and train depot turned boutique accommodations.  In this episode, Webb shares several serendipitous stories of how he came across these deteriorating pieces, and the courage and creativity he and his community had to give them new life - welcoming all to enjoy the timeless, memorable and experiential hospitality of their historic small town.  Top Takeaways [1:40] Some may say, “many hands make light work,” but very few know that to be true like the French family. Listen as Webb shares how he, his wife and their 10 children still work together to this day on various business ventures utilizing their many different talents to serve their community. [7:40] A history lesson on the town of Deary, Idaho - once a center for the timber, railroad and auto industries was left with abandoned buildings and quiet streets - that is until the townspeople came together deciding “a rising tide lifts all boats.” [20:00] Over the years the French’s restored Morning Glory Farm to its former glory - surrounded by 360 views across their 200 acres sits the original farmhouse, hand-hewn, timber-framed barn and grain silo where guests can stay, dine and celebrate life’s special moments.  [29:20] It takes a village to turn a century-old, crumbling Ford garage filled with rusting old cars and reimagine it as a world-class bakery and creamery, producing baked goods from scratch onsite, fan favorite wood fired pizzas and award winning cheeses. [36:15] How Webb French stumbled upon a 120 year old train car while clearing snow from his neighbor’s roof, the hurdles he went through to convince his family and friends to move and restore it to where it stands today as a timeless experiential stay. Notable Mentions SIGC S2. E14. Live Oak Lake with Isaac French  Cowgirl Creamery Restoration Road with Clint Harp Visit For Yourself Visit Deary | @visitdeary Idaho TrainStays | @trainstays The Pie Safe Bakery & Kitchen | @piesafebakery Morning Glory Farm | @morningglory.farm Gathered in Deary | @gatheredindeary Stay In Good Company Website

    52 phút
  8. S7. | E1. Few & Far | Limpopo, South Africa | Sarah & Jacob Dusek, Founders Of Under Canvas, Invite Travelers On A New Sustainability Adventure Going Further Than They’ve Gone Before

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    S7. | E1. Few & Far | Limpopo, South Africa | Sarah & Jacob Dusek, Founders Of Under Canvas, Invite Travelers On A New Sustainability Adventure Going Further Than They’ve Gone Before

    “Under Canvas had been a very light footprint, very ecologically sound, sustainable business.  But we realized there was another step - we could also build a regenerative company. And that's what we're trying to do now with our newest company, Few and Far, which is create an extraordinary five star experience, but at the same time, invest in the land, restore the land, regenerate the area in which we are at work, rather than being a business that is just trying to do no harm. And that's the difference.” We’re in great company with Sarah Dusek, the Founder, along with her husband, Jacob, of Under Canvas, the premier outdoor hospitality company with glamping resorts outside of National Parks across America. Their newest adventure takes them farther into their search for a sustainable solution to travel than ever before. Introducing Few & Far, a thoughtfully curated carbon neutral journey to some of the world’s most extraordinary wild places where we as travelers can respectfully experience the world, playing our part in protecting and preserving our planet.  In our first episode of Season 7, Sarah’s enthusiasm for creating sustainable access to incredible places can be heard near and far: from her soon to open Luvhondo Lodge in South Africa offering a wild, luxurious bush experience, reimagining the traditional safari - to her bespoke excursions spanning the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia.  Listen in, as Sarah and Jacob put their decade of experience, numerous awards and accolades to good use on their newest adventure.  Top Takeaways [2:10] Sarah & Jacob’s love story began in the Far East when they discovered they both had very different feelings towards nature - Jacob in search of the rough and tough wilderness and Sarah preferring the more accessible enjoyment of her surroundings. [7:15] How Sarah & Jacob cracked the code to “glamping”, reimagining a luxury safari experience in the natural wonders of the United States, with the creation of Under Canvas.  [11:15] It was a Field of Dreams moment of reassuring themselves, “if we build it, they will come,” when they opened their first light impact, minimally resourced tented hotel experience outside of Yellowstone National Park.   [12:45] “I wanted people to experience the magic of the stillness that exists in nature when you are able to hear yourself think.”  [18:40] Always ready for a new adventure, Sarah & Jacob are taking their latest nature immersive experiences a step further with Few & Far, rewilding, reforesting, repairing and restoring denigrated areas of wilderness to their pristine potential while redefining luxury hospitality at its roots. [23:20] You can be one of the first to stay in their soon to open Luvhondo Lodge in South Africa, bearing witness to more biodiversity at the foothills of the Soutpansberg Mountains than is found on the entire continent of Europe.  [26:50] Experience a safari stay unlike any other - with cliffside canvas clad suites, fine dining experiences out in the bush, aerial safari tours in solar cable cars, and active adventures among the wildlife.  [29:20] How traveling with Few & Far on their carbon neutral, ecologically sensitive and sustainable excursions spanning the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia, can teach us about ourselves, these places and the people we meet along the way.  [31:55] “We often think about travel as being a luxury if we spend huge amounts of money on travel, that actually that's indulgent, it's excessive. But I also know that my travel dollars really matter.” Hear Sarah share a profound story that shows this to be true.  Notable Mentions Robyn Woodhead’s White Desert in Antarctica  Sarah Dusek | @sarahdusek | Thinking Bigger by Sarah Dusek  Visit For Yourself Under Canvas | @undercanvasofficial Few & Far Collection | @fewandfarcollection Stay In Good Company Website

    48 phút

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Stay In Good Company is a podcast series sharing the stories of families behind independently owned and operated stays and experiences across the world. From the history of the places to the personal visions for the businesses. From the variety of experiences offered to the attention to details that make each stay truly unique. Stay In Good Company captures the fond memories and traditions, past advice and future excitement of these places. Introducing a global audience of mindful slow travelers to the welcoming hospitality of family raised and run homestays.

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