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In Episode 69 of The Amazon Hustle, I break down Amazon FBA fees, including fulfillment, storage, and referral fees, and share tips on managing these costs effectively. I also dive into setting SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) to keep your Amazon business on track. Tune in for practical advice, real-life examples, and answers to listener questions. Don't miss this essential episode for every Amazon seller! #AmazonFBA #Ecommerce #FinancialFreedom #SuccessStory ————————————————————

Join me as we explore the exciting world of Amazon FBA and learn how you can turn it into a profitable venture, earning you $1000 a month or more!

Welcome back to the latest installment of the Amazon Hustle Podcast! This is Episode 61, where we dive deep into all things Amazon, from FBA strategies to chatting with successful sellers. In this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with a six-figure Amazon seller to pick their brain about the journey to success. We covered everything from getting started on Amazon to building your personal brand, staying fit in the midst of it all, and, of course, uncovering those priceless Amazon gems. And hey, as part of the TAHA crew, you're getting early access to this exclusive content. So sit back, relax, and let's explore the world of Amazon together! Hope you enjoy it! Enjoy the video! ————————————————————

Ready to elevate your Amazon FBA game? In my latest episode, I spill the beans on the Top 5 Amazon Categories that are your ticket to 6-Figure Success!

Wanna learn a way to start your Amazon FBA business if you are broke? If you have a couple of hundred of dollars you can build a 6-figure business. In episode 53, I talk about how to start an Amazon hustles when you are on a small budget. Plus I dive into a daily sourcing routine you can follow to get better at sourcing, which is important. So if you wanna make more money selling on Amazon, the amazon hustle podcast is perfect for you. Sit back for the next 35 minutes and take in all this Amazon sauce. #Amazonfba #Beginner #Louismooreiii #TheAmazonHustle ________________________________________________

In this episode, Andrew chats with Backpacking Light Staff writer Mark Wetherington. Mark began backpacking in 2007 as a student at the University of Kentucky, and since then he's been exploring the southeast and the west on foot, bicycle, and skis. Mark's writing has appeared in Backpacker Magazine and Trail Groove Magazine in addition to Backpacking Light. Andrew and Mark chat about backpacking in the southeast, Mark's love of exploring the same place over and over again, Mark's favorite pieces he's written for Backpacking Light, and more. Click here for show notes and video version: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-63-mark-wetherington The extended version of this podcast is available for Unlimited Members on our website. Click here to become a member: https://backpackinglight.com/membership/ *** Help us keep this podcast AD-FREE *** Our podcast is 100% supported by Backpacking Light Members - please consider supporting us today by becoming a member so we can keep this channel AD-FREE! https://backpackinglight.com/membership/ *** Get the FREE Backpacking Light Handbook *** Want outdoor gear and skills info you can really trust? Get our Handbook - the resource you need to make intelligent decisions about gear, safety, comfort, and pack weight:  https://backpackinglight.com/newsletter/ *** Affiliate Disclosure *** https://backpackinglight.com/disclosure-letter/

In this episode of the You Can Homeschool podcast, Tracy and I discuss the "Top 10" from our past 100! But more importantly, we talk about why and how those episodes can help you. Find all the links we talk about in our show notes, as well as any other relevant links and resources we mentioned: https://breakthroughhomeschooling.com/top-10-episodes-you-can-homeschool/ ~~ This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here on Speakpipe! And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and follow us - so you don't miss an episode! We'll see you next time! *using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

Homeschool dad and co-founder of Owl Home Education Network, Shane Eastman, shares his family's story of discovering homeschooling, what it looks like for them, and a new platform he's currently developing to help support home educators everywhere! Links mentioned in this episode: Owl Home Education Network - https://www.owlhomeeducationnetwork.com/ Join their Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/474178910743586/ YCH096 - An interview with Chauncey Lynn Childs ~~ This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here on Speakpipe! And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and follow us - so you don't miss an episode! We'll see you next time! *using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

Looking back at this time of year and this season in our lives, Tracy and I discussed things we wish we'd known about homeschooling…before we started! Listen and learn...hope this helps and encourages! Find the extended show notes here: https://breakthoughhomeschooling.com/before-i-started-homeschooling Links mentioned in this episode: Techie Homeschool Mom: https://breakthroughhomeschooling.com/techiemomshop * ~~ This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here on Speakpipe! And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and follow us - so you don't miss an episode! We'll see you next time! *using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

Whether it's a student-created project or incorporating online learning, there are many reasons to include video in your home education program. And many fun ways to do it! Links mentioned in this episode: How to Teach Public Speaking (Even if it's Your Biggest Fear) - YCH085 Incorporating Fine Arts Into Your High School Program - YCH078 Find the extended show notes here: https://breakthroughhomeschooling.com/use-video-creatively ~~ This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here on Speakpipe! And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and follow us - so you don't miss an episode! We'll see you next time! *using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

Don't neglect electives in your teen's high school program! Listen in as Pat and Tracey talk about the rich opportunities and future possibilities engaging and rigorous elective courses provide. Links mentioned in this episode: YCH078 - Incorporating Fine Arts Into Your High School program - Interview with Gena Mayo of Music In Our Homeschool YCH034 - The Link Between Primitive Reflexes and a Child's Ability to Learn - Interview with Kokeb Girma McDonald article: Creative Electives for Your High School Student - https://breakthroughhomeschooling.com/creative-electives-for-your-high-school-student/ ~~ This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here on Speakpipe! And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and follow us - so you don't miss an episode! We'll see you next time! *using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

For years, every spring, Pat's Christian family celebrated the Passover in their home. In this conversation, she and Tracey talk about how they did it, why they did it, and the story behind the book she wrote for homeschooling (and non-homeschooling!) families. Links mentioned in this episode: Pat's book, "Celebrating the Passover: A Guide for Christians to Celebrate the Feast" - https://amzn.to/3DCXOFA * article - Christian Passover Resources - https://breakthroughhomeschooling.com/christian-passover-resources/ article - Why We Celebrate Jewish Holidays - https://breakthroughhomeschooling.com/why-we-celebrate-jewish-holidays/ ~~ This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here on Speakpipe! And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and follow us - so you don't miss an episode! We'll see you next time! *using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

"Down the road from nowhere in small-town, USA (as a friend of mine used to say) lives today's guest, Caleb Allen (so please forgive the periodic sound quirks from spotty wifi!). He joins us as the next guest in our series of "Homeschool Graduates: Where Are They Now?" Caleb was home-educated in the "way back when" years of homeschooling and pushed through learning with dyslexia, which remained undiagnosed until he was in college. We hope you enjoy this special episode! ~~ This podcast is listener-supported. Please help us continue to share our encouragement, inspiration, and insights by visiting our Patreon page here and making a donation. https://www.patreon.com/YCHpodcast Thank you so very much! If you'd like us to talk about a homeschool-related topic that's on your mind, please feel free to leave us a message here on Speakpipe! And DO reach out to us on socials - just make sure you let us know you heard our podcast, while you're at it! Pat Fenner - BreakthroughHomeschooling.com / Facebook / Instagram Tracey Hagerman - traceyhagerman.com Before you go, don't forget to "like" and follow us - so you don't miss an episode! We'll see you next time! *using this link to make a purchase means we earn a small sales commission. Please refer to my Affiliate Disclosure here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/you-can-homeschool/support

In Episode 15 of The Musculoskeletal Minute, I (physician assistant, Jason Coggins), review the top 6 references that I have used throughout my career, and recommend to students that I precept and new physician assistants that I mentor.  Enjoy, and I trust that you will find the information valuable.Top 6 Orthopaedic References ListAAOS Essentials of Musculoskeletal Care, 5th Edition, AAOS, April Armstrong MDMiller's Review of Orthopaedics, 7th Edition, Mark Miller MD, Stephen Thompson MD​Magee's Orthopedic Assessment, 6th Edition, David Magee BPT, PhDPhysical Examination of the Spine and Extremities, Stanley Hoppenfeld MD​Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics, 13th Edition, 4 Volume Set, Fredrick Azar MDTarascon Pocket Orthopedica, 4th Edition, Damian Rispoli MDThis list can, also, be found in the blog article at basicsofortho.com.  Should you consider purchasing a text, it can be done through Amazon by clicking the link.Please subscribe to the podcast and YouTube Channel, and join the Basics of Ortho community at www.basicsofortho.com.  Disclaimer: The information presented in this podcast is based on Jason Coggins's experience managing orthopedic conditions over a 20 year career as an athletic trainer and physician assistant in orthopedics.It is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be used to diagnose or treat any medical conditions.  If you require medical care, please see your local provider.Affiliate Disclosure:  If a purchase is made through the Amazon link, Basics of Ortho may receive a small affiliate fee.  The price of the purchase is not affected by this affiliate fee.

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We're headed back to the world's largest country for a second time on the podcast. Our guest today is Ekaterina from Russia. As someone who has lived on both the far east and European regions of Russia, she offers a very wide perspective on the country. Tune in to learn about Russia!   Mentioned in this episode: Ekaterina's Instagram Saint Petersburg Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Alaska, United States Japan Pacific Ocean Austria Gulf of Finland Finland Siberia Novosibirsk Krasnodar Krasnoyarsk Russian Orthodox Church Maslenitsa Shrovetide (Forgiveness Sunday) Old New Year World War II Victory Day Nazi Germany Germany Moscow Red Square Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR, Soviet Union) Perestroika 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics Canada Australia Russian language German language High German Austrian German Vienna Salzburg Borscht Shchi Okroshka Schnitzel Olivier Salad Blini Semechki Kvass Vodka Leo Tolstoy War and Peace Anna Karenina Fyodor Dostoyevsky Mikhail Bulgakov The Master and Margarita

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. For our third installment of the Expat Expectations mini-series, we're speaking with Brenna Burrows, creator of the Living Asian vlog. An American, she is on her second stint of living in China. She's had a lot of great experiences, and she was gracious enough to share it in this episode. Listen in to learn all about her story!   Mentioned in this episode: Living Asian Vlog Living Asian Blog Brenna's Instagram Utah, United States Qingdao, China Chinese language Changsha Hunan Province Korean Peninsula Nicaragua Spanish Language Germany

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We are headed to the heart of South America in this episode to Bolivia! Due to its geography, Bolivia is incredibly diverse in both its environment and people. Our guest for this episode is Fiorella Yriberry, a Bolivian who is so incredibly proud of her country. She provides an incredible perspective on Bolivia, and her account is definitely worth tuning into. You definitely don't want to miss this episode! Mentioned in this episode: Cochabamba United States of America North Canton, Ohio Rome, Italy Cleveland Brazil Santa Cruz de la Sierra La Paz Mi Teleférico (La Paz Cable Car) Sucre Spain Spanish Empire Potosi Spanish language Lake Titicaca Inca Empire Peru Salar de Uyuni Dollar sign Mexican Peso Amazon Rainforest Carnaval de Oruro Oruro Aymara language Bolivian Quechua language Sonso de Yuca Quinoa Sopa de Mani (Peanut soup) Chuño Phuti Trancapecho Francesinha Portugal Singani Argentina Tarija Malbec grape Evo Morales Palacio de Sal Edmundo Paz Soldán Rio Fugitivo El Reino de la Cocaina Coca tea

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We're headed back to the most populous country in Africa, Nigeria! Our guest today is Juliet Leuna, host of the Juliet Leuna Podcast! Her podcast is all about Nigeria, so make sure to check it out as well. Mentioned in this episode: Lagos, Nigeria Cape Town, South Africa Juliet Leuna Podcast Niger Lake Chad Chad Cameroon Adamawa Highlands Jos Plateau Obudu Niger River Igbo People Yoruba People Hausa People Abuja Port Harcourt Kano Enugu Eko Atlantic Dubai, United Arab Emirates Niger Delta Norway Anthony Joshua Muhammadu Buhari Barack Obama British Empire Colonial Nigeria Nigerian Naira (currency) First Storey Building Badagry Egungun Festival Odunde Festival (Nigerian New Year) Chinua Achebe Argungu Fishing Festival Nollywood Hollywood Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Christianity Islam Nigerian Pidgin English Jamaica Jamaican patois Jollof Rice Richard Quest Ghana Senegal Zobo drink Egusi Soup Aliko Dangote Folorunso Alakija African Trilogy Things Fall Apart Arrow of God No Longer at Ease Half of a Yellow Sun Aké: The Years of Childhood Wole Soyinka Open City Teju Cole

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We're headed back to Scandinavia, and to Norway for a second time. My guest on this podcast is Sylvia Flote, a Norwegian model living in the UK. We talk everything from metal to classical compositions, and state-run liquor stores that close Saturday afternoon to being able to see the Prime Minister's tax return (as a Norwegian). Tune in to learn more!   Mentioned in this episode: Sylvia's Instagram London, United Kingdom Romania Latvia Rome, Italy Paris, France Church Point, Lousiana, USA Mardi Gras Nuremberg, Germany Nuremberg Trials Ålesund Ulsteinvik Hareid Bergen Trondheim Ibiza, Spain Oslo Marka Episode 138 - Hungary Hungary World War II New Jersey New York City Texas Carlsberg Denmark Japan Erna Solberg Bokmål Denmark-Norway (1524-1814) Ivar Aasen Nynorsk Voss Extreme Sports Week Jonsok (Midsummer) Akvavit Klubb (potato and sausage dumplings) Farikal (sheep and cabbage) Steinbit India National Minimum Age Drinking Law (US) Puerto Rico Mexico Edvard Grieg In the hall of the Mountain King Henrik Ibsen Edvard Munch The Scream A-ha Take on Me A Frog in the Fjord (Book & Blog) France

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We are headed to southern Africa to learn all about Zimbabwe in this episode. Coming up on its 40th anniversary of independence, there's a lot to learn about this country. Tune in as we have Confidence Nyirenda, host of the One Percent Podcast, talk all about his home country. Mentioned in this episode: Eastern Highlands Harare University of Zimbabwe Cryptocurrency Bitcoin Blockchain India South Africa Mozambique Botswana Zambia Victoria Falls Rhodesia Mutare Manicaland Province Nyanga Mt. Nyangani Filial piety Shona people Shona language (Northern) Ndebele people Southern Ndebele are native to South Africa (Northern) Ndebele language Bulawayo Silicon Valley British Empire United Kingdom Canaan Banana Robert Mugabe Cecil Rhodes Malawi South Rhodesia African Traditional Religion Christianity Pentecostalism COVID-19 Jacaranda Festival Black Coffee African House Music Harare Carnival Brazil Cricket Football (soccer) Sadza Roadrunner chicken Maheu Chibuku Uganda United States of America Nigeria Maxwell Chikumbutso Elon Musk The Two Weeks in November Excelgate

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. The second installment of our Expat Expectations mini-series features Paula Barnes, the creator of the Truly Expat blog. Paula is an Australian-born, dual passport owning expatriate who has lived through 7 postings over 12 years. She's also a mother to three children and a rescue dog. In this episode, we cover Paula's expatriation journey and some tips to those who are looking to expatriate or have recently expatriated.  Mentioned in this episode: Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Taiwan Seoul, South Korea Japan Hong Kong Malaysia Singapore Italy New Zealand Soju Germany Chinese-Australian China Chinatown Italian-Australian Irish-American Boston, Massachusetts, USA Ireland United Kingdom Truly Expat Blog Truly Expat Instagram Truly Expat Facebook

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. The podcast is back, and today's episode features Steph Fuccio, the host of the Geopats Podcast that covers plenty of different aspects of expat life. She's on today's episode to talk about the podcast and her own experiences as an expat, as she's spent the last 17 years or so living away from her home country.   Mentioned in this episode Free Call: Signature Cross-Cultural Consulting for Expats United States of America Geopats Podcast Berlin, Germany Cologne German language United Kingdom Australia Oktoberfest Nanjing, China Steph's Website Steph's Instagram Steph's Twitter

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. Join us as we venture to Central Europe in this episode to Hungary. Learn more about the land of spas, paprika, and rules.   Mentioned in this episode: Chicago, Illinois, USA Florida United Kingdom Hungarian language Budapest Slovakia Ukraine Romania Serbia Croatia Slovenia Austria Debrecen Szeged Győr Lake Balaton Alföld (Great Hungarian Plain) Danube Tisza River Carpathian (Pannonian) Basin Ottoman Empire Austrian Empire Nazi Germany Finnish language Indo-European Language Group Estonian language Mongols Ural Mountains German language Turkish language Catholicism Protestantism Hungarian National Day (Nemzeti ünnep) Hungarian Revolution of 1848 St. Stephen's Day King Saint Stephen Kingdom of Hungary Hungarian Revolution of 1956 Paprika Goulash Langos Fisherman's Soup (Halászlé) Tokaji Aszú Egri Bikavér Palinka Unicum Esterhazy cake Széchenyi Thermal Bath Ernő Rubik Rubik's cube Albert Szent-György Pécs Roman Empire Islam Ethnographic village Holloko The Will to Survive: A History of Hungary Bryan Cartledge Imre Kertész Fatelessness

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. Want to know a fun fact? Slovenia has the highest number of tractors per capita in the world. Want to learn why? Tune in to this episode to learn the reason and much more about Slovenia.   Mentioned in this episode: Ljubljana Turkey Canary Islands, Spain France Italy Russia Maribor Koper Kranj Croatia Hungary Austria Adriatic Sea European Union Pannonian Basin Dinaric Alps Triglav Germany Japan Monsanto Gorenje China Kirka Lek Novartis Petrol Group Lidl Slovene language Czech language Slovak language Serbian language Trieste Moravian Gate Carantania Carniola Bavaria Franks Sava River World War I Karađorđević dynasty Kingdom of Yugoslavia World War II Netherlands Yugoslav Resistance Yugoslavia Catholicism Reformation Day Protestantism Pust Kurent costume Karst Plateau Teran Wine Refosco Wine Chardonnay Schnapps Pražen Krompir Prekmurska Gibanica Finland The Slovenia Book Langus1YU (YouTube Channel)

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We are headed back to Finland for a second time! Tune in to learn about the country of saunas, lakes, and pastimes that include jumping into a frozen lake in the winter.   Mentioned in this episode: Helsinki St. Petersburg, Russia United Kingdom Ukraine South Korea Rovaniemi Austria Gulf Stream Norway Canada Lapland United States of America New York, New York Washington, DC Chicago, Illinois Minnesota Sauna Indonesia Thailand Vietnam Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) World War II Germany Nazi Germany Finnish Jew Soviet Union Iron Cross Lotta Svärd Risto Ryti Finnish Language Estonian Language Estonia Ural Mountains Ugric Languages Hungarian Language Hungary French Language English Language Leicestershire Swedish language Swedish Finn Sami People Sami Language Finnish Independence Day Lactose Intolerance India Finnish Rye Bread Vodka Finlandia Stolichnaya Terva Leijona New Zealand Denmark Jokamiehenoikeus (Every man's right) Sweden Scotland Finnish Nightmares

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We're off to the first of the countries in the Caucus region. We're starting off with Armenia! Tune in to learn more about this gem hidden in Central Asia.   Mentioned in this episode: Karina's Instagram Karina's Facebook United States of America Iran Turkey Yerevan Georgia Azerbaijan Russia Maryland India Armenian/Turkish Coffee Etchmiadzin Cathedral (Oldest Church in the World) Armenian Apostolic Church Caviar Armenian language Mesrop Mashtots Georgian language Arabic Sanskrit Farsi Russian language Glendale, California Lavash Tonir (Tandoor) Panir (Paneer) UNESCO Khash Baklava Horns Bird's Milk Cake Tan Ayran Dolma Spas (Yogurt Soup) Kufta Hegineh Cooking Show У Жоржа (At George's YouTube Channel) Ponchiks Lahmahjoon (Armenian Pizza) Fish Restaurant Duduk Tatev Tatev Monestary Wings of Tatev (cable car) Khor Virap Mount Ararat Armenian Genocide The Kardashians Dan Bilzerian Tsitsernakaberd (Armenian Genocide Memorial) Berlin, Germany Topography of Terrors Anthony Bourdain Documentary on Armenia

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. Luxembourg? Never heard of it? Well, this episode is for you then! As the crossroads of several European cultures, this small country produces an interesting mix of different cultures and languages. Tune in!   Mentioned in this episode: Russia Kazakhstan France Germany Montpellier Amsterdam, Netherlands Rotterdam Den Haag (The Hague) United States of America Canada Ireland Belgium Paris Spain Austria Brussels Frankfurt (Main) Strasbourg French language German language House of Training Luxembourgish flag Dutch flag European Union Robert Schumann European Coal and Steel Community European Economic Community European Union Day Luxembourg City UNESCO Hogwarts Express Schueberfouer Piccadilly Wine Festival Piccadilly Wine Catholicism Luxembourgish language Russian language English language Moselle River Quetschentaart (plum cake) Gromperekichelcher (potato pancake) Mettwurst Italy Portugal Meme Guy Rewenig La cathédrale en flammes (children's book)

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We are covering one of the most culturally and historically rich countries in Southeast Asia today! Tune in to learn all about Vietnam.   Mentioned in this episode: Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) Malaysia Germany Finland Hanoi Da Nang Cambodia Laos China Philippines Brunei Thailand Taiwan Indonesia Filial piety Mongols Ha Long Bay Vietnamese language Vietnamese minority language Mandarin Chinese Cantonese Thai language Portugal Portuguese Empire France French Colonial Empire Netherlands Dutch East India Company (VOC) French language Christianity Buddhism Vatican City Harvest Festival Ancestor Worship Phat Dan (Buddha's Birthday) Five Tastes of Vietnamese Cuisine Pho Com Tam Broken rice Banh Mi Bo Luc Lac Rice wine Malaysian Chinese Singapore "Reverse Lar Auntie" Car Video Sinosphere Ngam Nam Ao Mu (A Thousand Years of Caps and Robes) Trần Quang Đức Ken Burns The Vietnam War (PBS Documentary) Vietnam War

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   To finish covering the Baltic countries, we are headed to Latvia! Often overlooked for its size, we cover one of the oldest cultures in Europe that also is the birthplace of...denim jeans?   Mentioned in this episode: United States of America Dallas, Texas Canada Mexico Talsi Riga Jāņi (Summer Solstice) Sauna Vispārējie latviešu Dziesmu un Deju svētki (Latvian Song and Dance Festival) Estonia Singing Revolution Soviet Union Lithuania The Baltic Way Lutheranism Catholicism Latvian Flag Latvian language Lithuanian language Sanskrit Netherlands Proclamation Day of the Republic of Latvia Day of the Restoration of Latvian Independence Latvian Rye Bread Jāņi cheese Balzams Bērzu Sula (Birch Sap Juice) Kvass Kefir Chlodnik Stolichnaya Jacob Davis (invented denim) Levi Strauss Defenders of Riga The Pagan King

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. Ready to learn about one of the oldest civilizations in the world? A civilization so ancient, that there's even a field of study surrounding it (Egyptology). Tune in to learn more about Egypt, both ancient and contemporary!   Mentioned in this episode: Ali's Instagram Cairo Kuwait American University in Cairo New York, New York, United States of America Libya Sudan Gaza Strip Nile River Upper Egypt Lower Egypt Mediterranean Sea Luxor Aswan Abu Simbel Thebes Nile Delta Alexandria Sharm El Sheikh Hurghada Sahl Hasheesh El Gouna Marsa Alam Sinai Peninsula Dahab Nuweiba New Egyptian Capital 6th of October City New Cairo Islam Sunni Islam Shia Islam Saudi Arabia Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria Sharia Ramadan Khan el-Khalili MENA Region Football (soccer) Al-Ahly Sporting Club (SC) Zamalek Sporting Club (SC) Cairo International Stadium AC Milan Inter Milan Milan, Italy Pyramids of Giza Giza The Bent Pyramid Step Pyramid of Djoser Saqqara Egyptology Egyptian Hieroglyphics Beer Arabic Egyptian Arabic Persian Empire Ancient Greece Greece French Colonial Empire France British Empire United Kingdom Ottoman Empire Turkey Turkish language Darija Arabic Umm Kulthum Abdel Halim Hafez Mohammed Abdel Wahab Amr Diab Syria Eid al-Fitr Mawlid (Birth of Prophet) Eid al-Adha Egyptian Armed Forces Day Egyptian National Revolution Day Sham Ennessim Fesikh Ringa Koshary Ful Medames Taameyya Fava beans Aish Baladi Molokhaia Baklava Basbousa Kanafa Stella Egyptian Revolution of 2011 Siwa Oasis Sahara Desert Mersa Matruh Cairo: The City Victorious Max Rodenbeck Naguib Mahfouz Cairo Trilogy Akhenaten

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   Swedish YouTuber Sanna Haydon is on to discuss her home country of Sweden! We go over things such as pickled herring, Vikings, and...tacos!? Tune in to learn more!   Mentioned in this episode: Gothenburg England United Kingdom Japan United States of America Australia Narnia Stockholm Malmö Uppsala Law of Jante (Jantelag) Minnesota Norway Finland Vikings Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Duolingo Rosetta Stone Midsummer Festival Surströmming Swedish meatballs Swedish meringue Snaps (Schnapps) Swedish Snaps Song North Carolina Washington, DC Tokyo Quicksand Stieg Larsson

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   We're going to Italy for a second time, and we're lucky to have Giovanni Dagostino from The Italian on Tour with us! As a tour guide who has lived around the world, he has plenty of insights to offer to people who are interested in learning more about Italy as well as visiting.   Mentioned in this episode: The Italian on Tour Mexico Apulia (Puglia) Ascoli Piceno Marche New York, New York, USA California Canada Sicily Rome Florence Fiumicino Rome Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino International Airport Venice Milan Alps Switzerland Austria Slovenia Naples Sardinia France Tour de France Po Valley (Pianura Padana) Amalfi Amalfi Coast Germany Emerald Coast (Costa Smeralda) New York Penn Station Spain Italian language Tuscany Roman Catholic Vatican City Giostra della Quintana (Joust of the Quintana) Palio di Siena Siena Ferragosto Veneto Colosseum Tiramisu Lasagna Spaghetti Carbonara Pancetta Cacio e Pepe Bucatini Lazio Pizza Torte Limoncello Buffalo mozzarella Caserta Crodino Bitter Campari Negroni Martini Spritz Prosecco Ancient Greece Greece Vancouver, British Columbia Calabria Basilicata Il Nome della Rosa Umberto Eco

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   Responsible Travel is a word that's thrown around quite a bit, especially in today's world of overtourism. What exactly is it? In this episode, we discuss responsible travel with Ashley Blake, founder of Traverse Journeys.   Traverse Journeys is a small-group, impact-focused tour company that specializes in responsible travel itineraries by focusing on people, planet, and purpose. The Lost Geographer has partnered with Traverse Journeys to get you $100 off of any itinerary (aside from those with asterisks). Just go to their website and enter the code "TLG100" for the discount.   Photo credit: Jim Hill   Mentioned in this episode: Olympic Games Brazil UN Sustainable Development through Tourism Taleb Rifai (Secretary-General of the UN World Tourism Organization) India Madhya Pradesh Amazon Rainforest Ecuador B-Corp Certification 1% for the Planet Rainforest Alliance Certification Organic Certification Fair-Trade Certified Child-Safe Certified Adventure Travel and Trade Association Nepal Dubrovnik, Croatia Ireland Iceland Game of Thrones Macchu Pichu, Peru Dublin Jordan United States of America Hollywood Los Angeles, California Italy Costa Rica

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   In this episode, we cover the South Asian powerhouse of India. Our guest today is Anuradha Goyal, founder of the Indian Travel Blog Inditales! She provides great insight into this incredibly historic and ancient country and culture.   Mentioned in this episode: Goa Himalayas Mountains Industrial Revolution United Kingdom Delhi Lotus Temple New Delhi Taj Mahal Bollywood Mumbai, Maharashtra Ramoji Film City Hyderabad, Telangana Thali 15 Best Vegetarian Indian Thali Meals You Must Try Pani Puri (Golgappa) Petra, Jordan Aqaba Red Sea Bali, Indonesia Hinduism Yogyakarta Golden Triangle Agra, Uttar Pradesh Jaipur, Rajasthan Kerala Temples of India Ramayana

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details. We're covering the second of two Iberian countries in this episode, and that is Portugal! Portuguese history is very interesting and is covered in detail in this episode, so if you're a history buff, this episode is for you!   Mentioned in this episode: Iberian Peninsula Spain Porto Port wine Budapest, Hungary Braga Coimbra Lisbon Alentejo Alqueva Dam Mediterranean Sea Italy United States of America Portugal Men's National Football Team United Kingdom France Germany Azores Spanish Empire Morocco King Sebastião I Brazil Angola Mozambique Guinea-Bissau Cabo Verde São Tomé And Príncipe Timor-Leste Macau India Goa Daman and Diu Hong Kong Fado Saudade António de Oliveira Salazar USSR Russia Benito Mussolini Francisco Franco Portuguese Colonial War Vietnam War Cold War Carnation Revolution International and State Defense Police (PIDE, Portuguese Secret Police) Gestapo KGB Feijoada Chourico Portuguese-Style Cod Norway Iceland Canada Francesinha Poutine Montréal, Quebec Vinho Verde Douro Valley Douro River Cristiano Ronaldo Lionel Messi Argentina Tall poppy syndrome Episode 124 - New Zealand (Pt. 3) Australia New Zealand 2008 Global Recession (Great Recession) Charles R. Boxer The Portuguese Seaborne Empire

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   It's July 9, Argentinian Independence Day, and what better way to celebrate than to do an episode on Argentina? Seriously, this was not planned, as you'll find out as you listen to this episode.   We have the honor of having Chicago's top tango instructor, Paola Bordon, joining us today to talk about her home country. As a proud Argentine, she shares much about her country's culture and what makes it so great.   Mentioned in this episode. Tango Buenos Aires Chicago, Illinois, USA Mate (drink) Gaucho Asado Dulce de Leche Medialunas Flan Alfajores Spain France Miguel Pouget Malbec grape Chile San Juan Mendoza La Rioja La Pampa Brazil Jujuy Bolivia Corrientes Argentinian Spanish Italian language Italy Castellano (Castilian Spanish) Castile Ukraine Russia Germany Andes (Mountains) Perito Moreno Glacier New York, New York Iguazu Falls Monte Fitz Roy Catamarca Che Guevara Empanada

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   We love New Zealand so much, we're going back there for the third time! This is the second part of our interview with Millie Lyons, a former Emirates flight attendant who is a Kiwi. She talks about her home country and all the great things about it. If you haven't heard the first part of the interview, make sure to check it out here.   Mentioned in this episode: Pacific Ocean Tasman Sea North Island South Island Japan United States of America Antarctica Auckland Wellington Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Los Angeles, California Christchurch Hamilton Tauranga Napier Hawke's Bay Canada Jacinda Ardern Emmanuel Macron France Sir Edmund Hillary Māori Tall poppy syndrome United Kingdom Protestantism Christianity Matariki Sauvignon blanc Pavlova Marmite Vegemite Mince and cheese pie Hokey Pokey ice cream Afghan biscuits Anzac biscuits World War I India Malborough Sounds Queenstown Milford Whale Rider Boy

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   We are joined with former Emirates flight attendant, Millie Lyons, a New Zealand native who, like many Kiwis, was driven to travel due to her home country's isolation. In order to do so, she pursued her dream by becoming a flight attendant. She talks all about the job in this episode and gives more insight into the profession.   This is the first part of my interview with Millie, with the second (coming next week) covering her home country of New Zealand.   Mentioned in this episode: Millie's Instagram New Zealand United States of America California Dubai, United Arab Emirates Emirates Airbus A380 United Nations United Kingdom Canada Russian Language Russia Moscow WestJet Boeing 777 British Airways London Chicago, Illinois Auckland Qatar Airways Qantas Perth, Australia Virgin Atlantic Chicago O'Hare International Airport Los Angeles International Airport Los Angeles General Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand (CAA) International Air Transport Association (IATA) United Airlines American Airlines Air New Zealand Manila, Philippines Saudi Arabia Uganda Tanzania Mauritius Sri Lanka Bangladesh Chennai, India Washington, DC Washington Dulles International Airport Delta Air Lines Harare, Zimbabwe

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   We talk about being geographically and culturally literate a lot on this podcast, but how does one do so? And how can they do so in a fun manner?   Mentioned in this episode: Episode 111 - Overtourism: What is it and how do we stop it? Episode 49 - Cultural Faux Pas (Pt. 1) Islam Ramadan India Iran Lonely Planet Book Chicago, Illinois, USA Argentina Episode 38 - China China The Book Thief Germany Bavaria Stieg Larsson The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Sweden Cry the Beloved Country South Africa Couchsurfing Internations Interpals Penpal-Gate

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   We're back with our second installment of the Flight Attendant Chronicles! We're with Cody, a flight attendant for a regional US airline. Tune in to learn more.   Mentioned in this episode: Episode 118 - The Flight Attendant Chronicles (Pt. 1): From Zürich to the World United States of America Florida Airbus A319 Airbus A320 Washington, DC Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) Madrid, Spain Madrid-Barajas Airport Boeing 757 Boeing 767 Federal Aviation Authority United States Department of Transportation

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   We're back with David Streisand of WiseFlys on this episode! Today, we discuss the phenomenon of award devaluation occurring and how to continue to maximize the value of your rewards. With more and more people getting into travel hacking, travel and hospitality companies are faced with the challenge of holding onto their loyal patrons but preserving their bottom line.   Mentioned in this episode: WiseFlys Episode 94 - Beginner Points and Miles with WiseFlys Episode 107 - Q&A With WiseFlys American Airlines United Airlines Delta Airlines Chase United Explorer Card Chase Ultimate Rewards Chase Sapphire Preferred Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select Citi AAdvantage MileUp United Club Priority Pass American Express Membership Rewards Citi ThankYou Rewards CapitalOne Venture Miles MileagePlus Dining Spirit Airlines FREE SPIRIT Dining British Airways Groupon Cashback Monitor American Express Blue Cash Preferred Walgreens WiseFlys YouTube Channel Bahamas Orlando, Florida, USA Key West Disney World

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   In a continuation of my interview with Yannick, we talk about his home country of Switzerland. Switzerland may be a small country, but that doesn't mean that you can't experience many different cultures within.   Mentioned in this episode: Swiss International Airlines Episode 118 - The Flight Attendant Chronicles (Pt. 1): From Zürich to the World France Italy Mediterranean climate Zürich Bern Geneva United Nations Davos Swiss Alps United States of America Germany Spain Direct Democracy Romansh language Catholicism Reformation Swiss National Day Knabenschiessen Swiss Raclette Swiss Fondue Is Swiss Cheese from Switzerland? (Article) Episode 42 - Is Swiss Cheese from Switzerland? Emmental cheese Russia China Der Zauberberg (The Magic Mountain) Thomas Mann

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   Yannick is a flight attendant for SWISS International Airlines based out of its Zürich hub. In the first installment of the Flight Attendant Chronicles mini-series, we interview Yannick to talk about his job and the details that many may not even know.   Mentioned in this episode: Zürich, Switzerland Davos United States of America Zürich Airport San Francisco, California Los Angeles Chicago, Illinois Hong Kong Boeing 777 Airbus A320 Germany France United Kingdom Italy Tel Aviv, Israel Swiss German Italian language Canada

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   Caelan Kelley is the host of the YouTube channel Atlas Pro. The content of his channel is built upon four pillars: Geography, Geology, Biology, Ecology. We have the fortune of having him on to talk about his channel, what he covers, and why it's important.   Mentioned in this episode: New York Nebraska The Periodic Table of Elements United States of America China Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Germany Netherlands Denmark Manifest Destiny Oklahoma Ithaca, NY Cornell University Binghamton University Binghamton IBM Atlas Pro YouTube channel Atlas Pro Twitter

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   We're headed to the home of Arnold Schwarzenegger in this episode, Austria. Tune in to learn about this central European country!   Mentioned in the episode: Australia Hallein Salzburg Spain Vienna Austrian Alps Burgenland Hungary Linz Graz States of Austria Arnold Schwarzenegger Total Recall (Schwarzenegger's Autobiography) Germany Hallstatt Switzerland Austro-Hungarian Empire Habsburg Monarchy Mexico Serbia Croatia Catholicism Protestantism Thirty Years' War Islam Bosnia and Herzegovina Turkey Yugoslavia Riesling Veltliner Bavaria Spätzle Ruperti-Kirtag (St. Rupert's Fair) Dirndl Lederhosen Austrian German Berlin Munich United States of America Camino de Santiago Austrian Lake District Wien Westbahnhof (Vienna West Railway Station) Wien Hauptbahnhof (Vienna Main Railway Station) Prague, Czechia Bratislava, Slovakia Stefan Zweig The World of Yesterday Free Walking Tour Salzburg Gerhard Reus' Website

Note: This post may contain affiliate links. Please see The Lost Geographer's Affiliate Disclosure for more details.   Not everybody can drop everything and travel the world like many social media lifestyles show. People who have a family and house still would like a sense of adventure, however, and our guests, Ashley and Ren Garner, who host the Gone Trippin' Podcast, have plenty to share for those who are looking for adventures locally.   Mentioned in this episode: Arizona, United States Idaho Boise Portland, Oregon Shoshone Falls Niagara Falls Thailand Bali, Indonesia Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Battle of Gettysburg American Civil War Gettysburg Address Mr. Ed's Elephant Museum and Candy Emporium Lemonhead Field of Dreams Kevin Costner Dyersville, Iowa Flagstaff Phoenix Chicago, Illinois Chicago Chinatown Ping Tom Memorial Park Millenium Park Magnificent Mile China New York, New York Grand Canyon Utah Virginia Beach, Virginia Salt Palace Salt Lake City Dum Dum Factory Ohio Indiana Dunes National Park Indiana Lake Michigan Greyhound Bus Megabus Airbnb Turo Iowa 80 Truckstop Mississippi River Minot, North Dakota Norsk Høstfest Nebraska South Dakota Walgreens Alaska Philadelphia Harrisburg Fargo Bismarck Nashville, Tennessee Springfield, IL Franklin (Former US State) Mason-Dixon Line Maryland Idaho Falls Episode 77 - Geography Education and World Peace Space Race Soviet Union Russia Lake Baikal Kazakhstan Hawaii Pittsburgh US-66 (Route 66) Venice Beach, California Ireland What I wish someone told me before becoming a digital nomad by Stephanie Lee Florida New England Alpaca Wisconsin Mailboat Boat Tour Lake Geneva (Wisconsin) Gone Trippin' Instagram Gone Trippin' Facebook Czechia Czechoslovakia Coca-Cola Kofola