The People Make the Places
Mike May and friendsWe have years of written and audio travel stories, made even more interesting traveling as a blind person with a guide dog. This history will be combined with interviews and stories from others, blind and sighted. "It is better to travel hopefully than to arrive."
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureTechnology | |||
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This is the story of the people and experiences in three places led by my fourth guide dog, Ambassador Josh including Brazil, San Juan Puerto Rico and Mexico. There is no anonymity when traveling with a beautiful dog. Even at 5 in the morning, barely... more
This is the story of 75 years at the Enchanted Hills Camp in the Napa foothills including my 63 years as camper, staff donor and volunteer. It includes recordings of former camp director, OJ May, Judy Wilkinson, dozens of campers, staff and Stevie Wo... more
This compilation includes stories and actualities from Peru and Ecuador, restored vision from total blindness, the San Francisco Bay Area, Europe and Hawaii.
The People Make the Places podcast shares the complexity of traveling, especially as a bl... more
This highlights compilation includes stories and actualities from Europe, Chile, Ghana, Bali, Japan, Peru, Ecuador, Yugoslavia, NFL stars, Stevie Wonder, Robert Redford and more. The People Make the Places podcast shares the complexity of traveling, ... more
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This is a great episode. I’m now inspired to travel to the UK and experience some of those same sights, sounds and tastes. I love that you were able to preserve Carson‘s voice, such a wonderful memory.
Apple Podcasts5DarrylInPDX
United Statesa year ago - So fun!!
I really enjoyed listening to this episode. One of the things I took away that I’m going to think about for a while is when you talked about blind people being underestimated. And I love how technology is bridging the gap and allowing people with vision impairments to travel on a much more independent scale. Also, I want to go on a blind pub crawl in Ireland!! and I can’t believe you did one of those slingshot rides. Did you do it while holding your braille note?
Apple Podcasts5mal201911United Statesa year ago - Great fun and informative podcast!!!
Traveling is one of my very favorite things to do! I loved in this podcast how there were stories from the past and reminiscing as well as current travel stories and tips to help travel be more fun and efficient! Thanks for such an interesting fun podcast!
Apple Podcasts5Gena Blind Woman of ActionUnited Statesa year ago
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