GoNOMAD Travel Podcast - Go Around the World with GoNOMAD Travel
By Max Hartshorne
Take a few minutes to travel the world with The GoNOMAD Travel Podcast. Brought to you by the long-running GoNOMAD travel website, The GoNOMAD Travel Podcast brings you audio stories from destinations around the globe. It's short-form... 3-7 minute long episodes. No jarring AM radio-style theme songs, no ads, just an interesting short travel story and some food for thought, from editor Max Hartshorne. Fun!
While you're planning your next trip or travel adventure, download and listen to The GoNOMAD Travel Podcast.
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Deepest Places on Earth
Today we do a deep dive...into the planet Earth. We take a look at the deepest boreholes, mines and metro stations around the world until we find the deepest in history. Read the story on GoNOMAD https://www.gonomad.com/234077-deepest-under… -
Chocolate Tour in Costa Rica's Rainforest
Today on GoNOMAD we visit a rainforest in Costa Rica where they harvest cacao, the pod of which is used to make chocolate. Judy Karnia takes us through the tour and includes plenty of chocolate to take home, fair trade of course! Read the st… -
Weekend in Chicago
Chicago, America's Second City, is a fantastic city for a short break. We flew out at a moment's notice to enjoy the famous deep dish pizza, the Architecture tour by boat and comedy in Old Town. Come along for a fun weekend i… -
Wisconsin's Door Peninsula
Sticking out into Lake Michigan, Door Peninsula in Wisconsin is a famous vacation spot and has been inhabited by the descendants of Scandinavian countries who began coming here in the 1800s. Today Door offers rafting, kayaking, hiking and a … -
Quebec's Eastern Townships and Magog
Just twenty miles north of Vermont, the Eastern Townships of Quebec are 15 separate towns that all offer farms to visit, some unique activities like Velo Velant, and dining where the food is grown right in front of you! -
Canadian Grand Prix F1 Race in Montreal
The exciting sport of F1 auto racing attracts 350,000 spectators to the Ile de Notre Dame in Montreal, where the 20 drivers race around the track that hugs the shape of the small urban island. Visiting Terrebonne, north of Montreal for histo… -
Nearby Orange Massachusetts
Orange is a small town in Western Massachusetts that once produced millions of sewing machines and even automobiles. But the town has seen hard times with most of its industry gone. But today there are many reasons to visit this hamlet, from… -
Central California's Empty Coast
Visiting Cambria, San Simeon and Ragged Point, California, where the emptiness and open space next to the Pacific are a tonic to the soul. Touring Hearst Castle, meeting the elephant seals, and walking the Moonstone Beach boardwalk. Read mor… -
Grand Manan, the Queen of the Bay of Fundy
There's something about this remote island located off the coast of New Brunswick Canada that makes locals fall in love with it. A real fishing island full of lobstermen and old cod and herring fishing shacks, and it was the summer h… -
Why I Loved Saudi Arabia as a Woman
Federica Petrilli spent four months living in Riyadh and found it to be one of easiest places in the world to live as a woman. Despite some of the restrictive laws that are being relaxed, she found the men chivalrous and the woman kind. Read…