
Hosted by road warrior and travel expert Ed Pizza, the Miles to Go podcast serves up travel tips, news and reviews you can't afford to miss! Whether you're a points and miles newbie looking to book a dream vacation or you log 100k + miles a year and want the low down on new properties routes and planes, we're bringing you the world's top travel experts and bloggers to share their knowledge and ins... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture | |||

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Good info spoiled by complaints and trip recaps. It's exhausting to hear Richard Kerr complain every week about his recent lounge visit, or how dry Vegas is. Ed's blow by blow recaps of every aspect of his last flight and how long it took to get to Gate C of whatever airport is almost as bad. Between all of this and unrelated sports talk, the amount of points and miles discussion per episode is vanishingly small.
This pod has devolved from a balanced presentation to constantly mentioning a co-host’s company (I shall not). Ironically, they are both proud to not tip although spend hundreds of nights in high end hotels - because they want to change the tipping culture. Kindness goes a long way y’all and your lack of such towards hardworking service industry individuals is noted.
Talking about BILT in Monte Carlo when you can’t figure out how to pay people’s mortgages and rent correctly?! Maybe spend less time on vacation and more time with your banking and IT partners.
Quality podcast, Ed, Julian, and Kerr are straight shooters.
Ed, United Explorer also offers two free United lounge passes every year.
I recently got caught up on the newer episodes. Went back to 2021 when it was just Ed monologuing. Not great! The banter between Ed and Richard is what makes this show great.
Signed, a Delta Reserve card holder who puts almost all of his spend on it, and have 33 Marriott nights booked through beginning of April <3.
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This show delivers practical travel hacks, loyalty-program analysis, and real-world itineraries through a lively banter-filled format. Episodes mix personal travel stories with detailed breakdowns of rewards programs, airline and hotel partnerships, and lounge strategies, often featuring guest insights from industry writers and fellow travelers. The tone blends approachable advice with deep-dive data on earning and redeeming points, making it valuable for both points-and-miles newbies and seasoned road warriors. A standout is the chemistry between hosts and the inclusion of frequent guest experts, which keeps the content current with evolving programs and industry moves, while maintaining a relatable, family-friendly travel perspective.
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Recent guests on Miles to Go include:
1. Julian Keele
2. Mr. Kerr
3. Kyle Potter
4. Brett Snyder
5. Clint Henderson
6. Seth Miller
7. Michelle Gonzalez
8. Glitter Mike
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