Travel, at its best, changes the way we see the world. Join us each week as we dig into stories from people who took a trip—and came home transformed. Travel Tales by Afar is your ticket to the world, no passport required.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
Author Charmaine Craig had always felt mysteriously drawn to India—pulled by childhood family legends of ancestors who arrived there centuries ago and copper plates inscribed with ancient privileges that still hang in a Kochi synagogue. But it would ... more
When 16-year-old Jayla Nicholas from New York City packed her one carry-on suitcase for Guatemala, she thought she had everything figured out. A seasoned city kid who loves the smell of airports and dreams of seeing the world, Jayla was ready for her... more
When polar bear biologist Alysa McCall was growing up in Kamloops, British Columbia, watching black bears raid fruit trees outside her living room window, she never imagined she'd dedicate her life to their Arctic cousins. But sometimes the most prof... more
When Santi Elijah Holley, writer and author of An Amerikan Family: The Shakurs and the Nation They Created, was 25, he took the ultimate travel leap of faith: He hitchhiked 400 miles from Northern California to Portland through small-town Oregon. But... more
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I loved the first two seasons of this podcast. The segments were well produced and offered great story telling. However, in the current season, the ads are getting in the way.
Instead having one or two ad breaks, they now have the presenter try to weave the ad, for Marriott’s credit cards, into the narrative. Like this plastic was some kind of magical element of the journey.
It rarely works and the result is an even more jarring break from the story than a “normal” here-is-a-message-from-our... more
My absolute favorite podcast! I love the stories and dream of the day I can travel to exotic and historic places. Thank you, Travel Tales!! ❤️
Listened the Amsterdam episode and the host totally missed the local idiosyncrasy of the Nederland. Everything looked through a racially obsessive woke American point of view.
The essays are usually pretty good but often sound too much like they are just being read instead of told, and the cheesy sound effects are distracting.
2020 has really put a wrench in my usual travel plans. But really love hearing the personal stories of other people’s travels. It makes me excited for the day when I can travel again!
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A collection of personal travel narratives that explore the transformative power of travel through the eyes of diverse individuals. Each episode features stories that not only highlight unique destinations but also reflect on the deeper connections between identity, culture, and self-discovery. Topics are varied, ranging from wildlife conservation and culinary history to community service and personal adventures, making the content rich and multifaceted. With a focus on real experiences and heartfelt storytelling, the content is likely to resonate with listeners who are passionate about travel and cultural exploration.
The podcast stands out through its emphasis on sharing relatable and compelling stories that inspire wanderlust in its aud... more
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Travel Tales by Afar launched 5 years ago and published 83 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 by Afar include:
1. Charmaine Craig
2. Jayla Nicholas
3. Alyssa McCall
4. Santi Elijah Holley
5. Dr. Jessica B. Harris
6. Ryan Knighton
7. Andrew Galteland
8. Mickela Mallozzi
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