Walking for Inspiration with Silvina Lanusse

Walking for Inspiration with Silvina Lanusse

Sylvina Lanusse, a mixed-media artist, takes us on a captivating journey across continents and through the layers of her rich artistic process. From the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires to the tranquil shores of Vancouver Island, Sylvina has woven her love for the ocean and nature's elements into her art. She reflects on how the spontaneity of migration has shaped her path, leading her to find stability and opportunity in Canada.
Seven Continents, No Jets – Chip Walter

Seven Continents, No Jets – Chip Walter

Seven continents, traveling overland, no jet planes. Chip Walter, esteemed science journalist and author, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and former CNN bureau chief, celebrates the highs (Antarctica), the lows (peril in Peru) and lessons learned after four years on the road alongside his wife, Cyndy, their overland journey chronicled in their amazing Vagabond Adventure blog.
Fueling Cultural Curiosity: Travels with Rhythm & Roam

Fueling Cultural Curiosity: Travels with Rhythm & Roam

Paul Island and Benef Verell, from the podcast Rhythm & Roam, share their stories of “traveling while Black and biracial.” From the streets of Paris and Estonia to Dublin to Korea and Japan, Paul and Benef recall their encounters with stereotypes and the cultural eye-openers they’ve confronted while traveling and living abroad. All shared with humor and grace, it’s a laughter-filled conversation that holds a mirror to our own cultural perceptions.
Ex-Pat in Ecuador Anna Bernstein

Ex-Pat in Ecuador Anna Bernstein

In this episode of Moving Along, host Christi Cassidy converses with Anna Bernstein about her diverse experiences living in different places worldwide, from Oklahoma to New York, and now residing in Cuenca, Ecuador. Anna shares her journey that led her from being a stockbroker to running a voice consultancy business, and ultimately deciding to move abroad out of financial and, with the election of Donald Trump, personal safety concerns. She discusses the unique experiences acquired through her travels, including cultural adjustments and living frugally. The conversation also emphasizes not fearing change and embracing opportunities for personal growth.
Walking Journeys with Storyteller Diane Wyzga

Walking Journeys with Storyteller Diane Wyzga

Diane Wyzga, founder of Quarter Moon Story Arts and host of "Stories from Women Who Walk," reveals her multifaceted journey beginning in New Jersey. Inspired by trips to New York with her grandmother and exploring national parks on family vacations, Diane backpacked solo in Europe as a college student, then became a Navy nurse. Leaving that behind for a career as a lawyer and litigator, she is now a storyteller on Whidbey Island, Washington.