
How has travel shaped your life? BBC broadcaster Rajan Datar asks the world's most fascinating people how travel made them who they are. travelthatmademe.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

Snow cranes that circle a Bhutanese monastery prayer pole exactly three times before migrating to Siberia, in sync with monks who emerge to chant at the moment the birds arrive, is not a local legend. A Berkeley professor of psychology witnessed it, ... more
On her first morning in an Antarctic field camp, Sara Wheeler watched a scientist come sprinting across the ice, wind pants around his ankles. Why? A seal had surfaced through the hole beneath the camp toilet. She’d spent two years and every spare pe... more
Mandy Hickson was accepted onto RAF pilot training, in her own words, as a “test case,” to see how far she’d get before she failed. Instead, she became one of a handful of women to fly combat missions on the frontline of RAF fast jet operations, flyi... more
With £500 left in the bank and a failing business, Lee Thompson flew to Brazil, doorstepped a church, and convinced the archdiocese to hand over the keys to Christ the Redeemer. Then he climbed inside the statue and took a selfie from the top of Jesu... more
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The show curates intimate conversations with high-profile travelers and artists who reveal how mobility, risk-taking, and cross-cultural experiences shape personal and professional trajectories. Episodes weave together frontier careers (military aviation, frontline journalism, peace-building), entrepreneurship in travel, and globetrotting storytelling to illustrate how travel can catalyze resilience, leadership, and empathy. Notable throughlines include breaking barriers, learning from diverse cultures, and using travel as a lens to understand risk, identity, and purpose. The format tends to feature candid life stories, practical lessons from extreme experiences, and reflections on the impact of travel on career, relationships, and worldvie... more
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