Comedian and TV host Mike Siegel sits down for a lighthearted chat with his friends: comedians, actors, writers producers, and travel professionals, about the joys and and nightmares of travel.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 412 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelComedySociety & Culture |
Toronto native Melissa Rodway took a 4-month trip through Southeast Asia back in 2010, writing lengthy, detailed emails along the way. She's compiled those emails for her new travel memoir, The People You Meet.
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Jennifer Johnson is one half of Jenn N Scott Adventures, a site following the exploits of an American couple living full-time around the world.
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Kenny Dunn is a Philly native and founder of Eating Europe, which provides food tours and recommendations in the Continent's top cities.
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George Jerjian had a cancer scare in his early 50's that forced him into retirement. He soon earned he needed more than just golf to keep him fulfilled, and travel filled a great hole and gave him perspective.
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Mike always has great guests and is a great storyteller
There sure is Some good travel content but at times full of left wing propaganda.
Be ready for Trump bashing left leaning political propaganda from host at every chance he gets - although he puts on a show as if he is steering the discussion away from that topic.
The guests are same way - left leaning and Trump bashing.
They are basically using this platform to subtly advance their left wing narrative under the disguise of “travel podcast”
It’s like you’re sitting down at a bar and never know what interesting soul will sit down to chat next. Mike keeps the conversations flowing well. Will continue listening many more years!
Having met Mike during my travels I was excited to hear he took his passion for travel and connecting with people to the podcast scene! It’s fun, interesting and really insightful!
I’ve been listening to Mike for awhile and I always look forward to new episodes. Listening to him and his guests just talk about their stories on the road reminds me of my own travels and inspires me to keep hitting the road.
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Conversations often center around the highs and lows of travel experiences, engaging listeners with personal anecdotes from guests spanning various backgrounds, including travel entrepreneurs, writers, and outdoor adventurers. Episodes tend to blend humor with insightful narratives about cultural connections, adventures, and the challenges of travel, promoting a sense of shared experience among listeners. The podcast is particularly noted for its lighthearted tone and the way it fosters relatable discussions, making it appealing for those who appreciate both travel stories and comedy.
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Travel Tales launched 14 years ago and published 412 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Travel Tales include:
1. Melissa Rodway
2. Jennifer Johnson
3. Kenny Dunn
4. George Jerjian
5. Carrie Dow
6. Evlyn Mondo
7. Oli France
8. Eryn Gordon
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