Whether an armchair traveller or an intrepid globetrotter, we all love to hear stories about far-flung destinations – from people who’ve been there, done that and have the passport stamp to prove it.
The Itchy Feet Travel podcast is an interview series where journalist Joe O’Connor scratches our travel itch by chatting to a special guest about the travel experiences that have shaped their lives. D... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
"Travel's in the blood." That's what it says in the Twitter bio of my guest for this, the final episode of series one. Having reported from 140 countries and being a specialist in many foreign regions, you could call that an understatement.
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When your job requires you to write for both print and screen, where do you draw your inspiration from? Is it the mundane everyday tasks that we take for granted or is it from visiting far-flung destinations where we meet different people and see dif... more
If there's one profession that enables a person to really get the lay of the land in another country it has to be the foreign correspondent. Tasked with uncovering unique stories about a given part of the world, they have to get right into the heart ... more
You can't talk about travel in 2020 and not address how the industry is impacting our planet. Well before the COVID-19 pandemic, questions were being asked about what we can do to reduce the levels of carbon emissions produced by air travel.
As a re... more
My guest for this episode is highly acclaimed designer and artist Helen Steele who, from her paint-splattered studio in County Monaghan, creates a unique style of wearable art. Her work has brought her around the world, selling her slow fashion in pl... more
You'd be forgiven for thinking that work dries up for all travel writers and editors during a global pandemic. However, for my guest on this episode, he's probably never been busier.
Pól Ó Conghaile is Travel Editor for the Irish Independent and he'... more
Some say that humour knows no borders. And while there is some truth in it, my guest for this episode is witness to how comedy is both perceived and received by different people in different countries.
Karl Spain has been a staple of Irish stand-up ... more
For this, the first episode of The Itchy Feet Travel Podcast, I'm joined by Tony Giles, an Englishman who has visited 125 different countries. What's unique about Tony is that he travels solo without the use of sight and with a severe hearing impairm... more
A great new podcast featuring the sultry voice of Irish journalist and traveller Joe O’Connor - a great listen of some great interviews to take in as you relax and dream of where your next destination will be. Well done Joe!
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