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Mick Webb and Simon Calder
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SER Tierra de Barros
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SER Poniente
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Radio Huesca
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Radio Tarancón
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SER Avilés
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TRAVELLING WITHOUT MOVING
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Moving Abroad Life — Deep Research on the Best Places to Live, Relocate & Start Over
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Mount Gilead Baptist Church
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WINAMAX FOOTBALL CLUB
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The Automated Daily - Hacker News Edition
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League of Inches
Joel Johnston
Of-By-For the People!
Clint Powell
PowerPoint Tribe Global
Powerpoint Tribe
Psychedelic Chill Music Podcast
Psychedelic Chill Music
First Church God Red Bluff Sermons
Sean Story
Actu Crypto - L'actualité des cryptomonnaies en direct
Actu Crypto - L'actualité des cryptomonnaies en direct
Anti-Neocon Report
Ryan Dawson
WuBlockchain Podcast
WuBlockchain Podcast
Podcast and Chill with MacG
Podcast and Chill Network
Tell Me Your Story (Slow Spanish Stories)
Andrea La Mexicana
MPW Digital
Blue Wire
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TOX10 - זה הדיבור
Half Price Horror
John Seavey
Palace Intrigue : King Charles, Meghan Markle and all the Royal Family gossip
Caloroga Shark Media / The Daily Royal Family Podcast
Brave The New World
Matthew Carano, CJ Killmer
Affaire suivante
BFMTV
Lutherstiftelsen
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Deep House Moscow
Deep House Moscow
FIROCKX.ONE WM Doppelpass
SPORT1, Florian König, Ruth Hofmann und Katharina Kleinfeldt
The Automated Daily - AI News Edition
TrendTeller
JPost Headlines
Jerusalem Post Podcasts
Modern Classical Music Podcast
Tandy Venice
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Mick Webb and Simon Calder
Professor of philosophy, Emily Thomas, is today's guest. Our discussion includes the importance of cannibalism for John Locke's theories, an eighteenth century pile-on involving Mary Wollstonecraft's life and Emily's t...
Dr Andrew Stevenson, senior lecturer in psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University discusses his book "The Psychology of Travel" published by Routledge. Types of traveller and different ways of travelling are on ...
Discover declassified train carriages, how to walk in the shoes of others and enjoy a race across Europe to Leipzig. And Simon leaves the podcast.
Aided and abetted by listeners, we present some suggestions of how to navigate Paris, where to stay and what to see. The accordion music was provided by Accordion-music-clean.wav by eyenorth -- https://freesound.org/s/4...
We discuss football journeys, near and far, and hear from fans who have stretched the limits of credible travel to get to a match abroad.
We ask if this label really means anything, and continue to probe the EES database debacle and the axolotl conundrum. Plus, the latest in our search for the perfect guided tour.
On College Green in London's Westminster, surrounded by historic buildings, we talk to Frances Linzee Gordon about what it takes to become an elite, Blue Badge Guide, and the challenges that lie in wait when you begin wo...
Authentic dragons, astonishing temples, beguiling coastlines and great food. Find out whether one of the region's 11 countries floats your boat.
We mull over the concept of over-tourism, its causes and effects as well as some remedies. Why not try the place next door, for instance?
We shine a light on the world's many and varied straits- not just that one. Are they an underappreciated geographical feature?
We explore the delights- natural, culinary, architectural and cultural- of the colourful Mexican state of Oaxaca.
We plot a route across Mexico's mighty metropolis, taking in its many marvels
We consider the perils of venturing off venturing off the beaten track, talk to an adventure tour organiser facing up to current hazards in Venezuela, Iran and now Greenland, and we meet..... the axolotl.
Do you recognise this flag? It's one of the destinations that Simon found out about at the Adventure Travel Show in London. We discuss real travel adventures where the guide books run out as well as less challenging but ...
We assess the past year in travel and anticipate the next one, with thoughts on destinations and technology as well as the giving of some self-indulgent travel presents.
Amazing travel experiences in which the laws of time are challenged , castles like "pastry shops for the soul" and the glacial progress of the new European Exit/Entry System.
We chat about the Sagrada Familia, the National Monument of Scotland and confront the brave new world of "frictionless travel" as promised by facial recognition technology
We discuss Spain's wealth of dramatic castles- the best to visit, the best to stay in and the one where you'll find the best pastries
Simon reports on his recent journeys to Lebanon, Northern Cyprus and Moldova. Also, we discuss the timeless allure of castles.
We try to make sense of the new entry /exit system that will affect UK travellers to Europe's Schengen area: what is it? when will it start? what will it mean for travellers, apart from delays?
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