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Beth is a traveler first and foremost. With 35 years of travel experience, each year she spends three to four months abroad, combining her love of adventure with vacation and business.  For 15 years she has been running WanderTours, focusing on women-only tours, where she encourages and inspires women to dive deep into cultures and to challenge themselves by getting out of their comfort zone. She recently discovered running and, at age 50, ran her first marathon. She then discovered ultra-running and has been using these as an excuse to explore remote destinations around the globe that few people ever see. Most recently she completed the Grand Slam Plus with Racing the Planet. This consisted of running five 250K stage races across four deserts: the Gobi in Mongolia, the Atacama in Chile, the Namib in Namibia, Antarctica and, the one non-desert race, a run across the country of Georgia.  While many people have completed these races, she is part of a small group of competitors (only seven women!) who have completed them in a year's time (OK, slightly longer due to Covid). *** We first spoke with Beth - Feb 11th 2020 - Running her 1st Marathon at 50, completing the Snowman Trek in Bhutan.  ***  Don't miss out on the latest episodes of the Tough Girl Podcast, released every Tuesday at 7am UK time! Be sure to hit the subscribe button to stay updated on the incredible journeys and stories of strong women.  By supporting the Tough Girl Podcast on Patreon, you can make a difference in increasing the representation of female role models in the media, particularly in the world of adventure and physical challenges. Your contribution helps empower and inspire others. Visit www.patreon.com/toughgirlpodcast to be a part of this important movement.  Thank you for your invaluable support! *** Show notes Who is Beth Whitman and what she does Speaking with Beth at the end of 2019 where she shared more about running her first marathon and completing the Snowman Trek in Bhutan.  Going back to the start of 2020 4 desert races - with Racing the Planet  Wanting to run these 4races in 1 year (Namib Race (Namibia), Gobi March (Mongolia), Atacama Crossing (Chile) and The Last Desert (Antarctica)) Continuing to run and train, even when races and borders were getting closed Not knowing what was going on, and continuing to hope that the race would go on.  Running every street in your city/neighbourhood   Having a purpose to get up every day and go running The rules of the ‘running every street' The mental side of always being ‘on' while running  The challenges of running a tour company during covid Dealing with uncertainty  Her first race - running Georgia (country) in 2021 Dealing with stress Using mediation and becoming more aware of her thoughts Needing to know what was happening and starting to doom scroll Becoming more aware of her habits Cutting back on caffeine and sugar Moving on quickly from each trip/race Needing to spend more time in reflection and appreciation for what's been achieved Revenge travel Having 7 weeks between the Georgia race and the next ultra in Namibia Fuelling ultra marathons being a mostly vegan  Magical moments and highlights from running  Running in Antarctica and the challenges with the terrain and weather The mental struggle and thinking that she wasn't going to be able to carry on while running in the desert What kept her going during the tough times How to find out more about Beth and her tours Being most active on Facebook Final words of advice Having something to look forward to  The power of making a plan  Why you are capable of so much more than you think    Social Media   Website: www.WanderlustAndLipstick.com  www.WanderTours.com    Instagram: @bethwhitwa @wandertours_pics   Facebook: @bethwhitwa    

I re-interview Beth after she was on the first season of the podcast. We became running buddies through the pandemic and really grew a amazing friendship. Beth hated running when she started when she was in her late 40's.  When she questioned the internal barriers in her mind and asked herself, "What if I could run a marathon" her running life took off and took her around the world. Luckily for her, she's a world tour guide and owner of Wandertours. We share a similar passion about empowering woman through breaking down beliefs of what can be done. We also chat about friendships, how she started and what makes her level up to do incredible feats. She also shares when it's like to run in different parts of the world. 

Beth in her own words…. I’ve traveled a lot and have had what many would consider some pretty adventurous trips. I’ve completed (twice) the 25-day, 220-mile Snowman Trek in Bhutan (one of the most difficult treks in the world), climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and reached the top at 19,341 feet, finished marathons in Hawaii, Tokyo, Portland and Seattle. I ran my first marathon at 50, ran five marathons that year (including two back-to-back marathons where one was an ultra at 31 miles), ran the Seattle Quadzilla (four marathons in four days) and have qualified for the Boston Marathon twice. I’m currently working on my next book, Be Bold: Discover Your Best Self Through Travel and Adventure. I’ve also written a guide For Women Traveling to India. In 2019, I ran the Epic5 Ultra (5 ultras in 5 days on 5 Hawaiian islands).  In 2020, I am running the 4 Deserts which consists of running 155 miles over six days in four deserts–the Gobi, the Namib, the Atacama and Antarctica.  Show notes Where her love of travel came from Being inspired by the National Geographic  Growing up in New Jersey, USA Starting to travel while in college Travelling to India for her first big trip Wanting to move closer to Asia Bringing a unique perspective on female solo travel Being able to be alone for long periods of time Travelling in the 90s  Not having structure while travelling  Starting her website in 2006 Encouraging other women to travel solo Starting a tour company Having the opportunity to lead a tour to Bhutan Fears of travel Victim blaming  The kindness of strangers The places she goes back to over and over again Getting into running Staring running at 45/46 P90X Training for the Snowman trek in Bhutan The limiting stories we tell ourselves  Deciding to run her first marathon at 50! Running 4 marathons in 4 days Running Epic 5 - 5 - 50k on 5 different islands What the Snowman Trek was like! - 220 miles, 25 day trek in Bhutan The physical and mental challenges of the trek Getting use to the repetition of the journey  How it changes when you are responsible for a group of people of the trek How journalling helped Why you have to keep on moving forward and to keep a good attitude. Epic 5 Ultra 2019 The 4 Deserts Race in 2020 Be Bold…. Expectations versus reality.. Training for the 4 deserts race - with the fist race happening in April 2020 She’s Bold Podcast  Final words of advice from Beth Social Media Personal Website - https://wanderlustandlipstick.com Website Wander Tours- https://wandertours.com  Be Bold Podcast - http://beboldpodcast.com  Facebook - @ShesBoldPodcast  Instagram - @wandergal  @bethwhitwa      

As I look ahead to 2020, I give some serious thought about Being Bold, how we can better approach Being Bold on a daily, weekly, monthly basis and also the importance of creating a mission statement to live by every day. ***** Support the podcast through Patreon and get access to special audio and written content, be part of a private Facebook group and enjoy other benefits reserved for supporters of the podcast! Have a burning question and want to be featured on a future episode? Call 877-280-5170 and leave a message or email me here. ***** Connect with me: PATREON! (join our growing community!) Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth

Today's conversation is a bit unusual and hopefully you'll be as inspired as always. Today I’m the guest and Chris Fagan, whom you might recall from Episode 88 of the She's Bold Podcast, asks ME the questions. This is all about my Epic5 run in Hawaii! As a reminder, Chris and her husband walked 560 miles over 48 days to the South Pole, pulling sleds with all of their gear that weighed about 200 pounds. Yeah, super inspirational. If you’re new to the show, be sure to go back and listen to that episode. Chris suggested that we sit down and talk through my recent experience running Epic5. As an experienced ultra-runner herself, she had some great questions. We were able to talk through my preparation for running five 50Ks in 5 days on 5 Hawaiian islands, as well as the actual experience and then my recovery. You’ll also hear a question that was asked by Dana, one of my Patreon supporters. Getting to ask questions of guests is just one benefit you’ll get as a supporter of the show. For just $5 month you’ll also be added to our private Facebook group, and have access to bonus content that is usually in the form of a question that I ask the guest after we’ve finished recording the main part of the show. I hope you’re feeling generous right as I’d love have you more involved with She’s Bold community :-) Check out shesboldpodcast.com/patreon for details. Before I get to our conversation, I do want to give a huge shout out to the Epic5 race directors, Rebecca Morgan and Chris Brennan and our photographer, Colin Cross. These folks did an amazing job at supporting our small group of runners. I can’t thank them enough for making this event happen, given our small but mighty numbers. And thanks to Peter Jurt for running Epic5 for the 2nd year in a row. As I told him, given that he knew what he was about to get into, I was even more impressed that he showed up. The folks at Epic5 are best known for their triathlon races – where participants complete 5 triathlons in 5 days on 5 Hawaiian islands. And next year they are doing 10 triathlons in 10 days. So throughout my runs, I knew it would be nothing compared to what the participants in that event would be taking on. If you’re a runner and want to challenge yourself, I highly recommend the Epic5 run. It was truly a fantastic experience for me. And while there were just 3 of us running it this year, it’s limited to 12 so it’ll always be an intimate group of people that you’ll get to know well during the experience. You can see more about them at epic5.com. With that, please enjoy this conversation with me about Epic5! ***** Have a burning question and want to be featured on a future episode? Call 877-280-5170 and leave a message or email me here. ***** Links/books/people mentioned Racing the Planet Epic5 Marathon de Sables Cascade Super Ultra Nuun (Amazon) Tony Robbins Events Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend Marianne Williamson quote The Expedition by Chris Fagan (Amazon) MarcPro (Amazon) Oura Ring Connect with me: PATREON! (join our growing community!) Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth

Today’s conversation is a bit different for several reasons. First, a portion of this episode was initially featured on Beth Baker's podcast, Why We Run. I so enjoyed that conversation that I wanted to include the full-length version here. So in this episode, the tables are turned a bit and Beth Baker is asking ME the questions. But there’s something else that’s a bit different about this episode. It’s recorded while we are running. So you’re going to hear a lot of heavy breathing throughout our conversation. And you’re going to hear ambient noise and us talking about the bunnies and other things going on around us. I wanted to keep that in because that’s what happens when you’re running. You notice things. Beth and I talk about a lot of different things here and there are a ton of links in the show notes with more information. I think there are more links than I’ve ever had to add before. But I think that’ll make for a very informative and interesting listen. Also, not too long after we recorded this I had Beth on the She’s Bold Podcast, that was episode #103 so you can go back and listen to our conversation (not while we were running) so you can learn more about Beth Baker. With that, let’s get right to this conversation with me and Beth Baker. ***** Have a burning question and want to be featured on a future episode? Call 877-280-5170 and leave a message or email me here. ***** Links/books/people mentionedRich Roll Podcast Ben Greenfield Fitness Podcast Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend podcast Too Funny to Fail with Dana Carvey Essential Guide for Women Traveling Solo book WanderTours iPod Shuffle Honolulu Marathon Tokyo Marathon Seattle Ghost Marathon Seattle Marathon Quadzilla Foot Traffic Flat Marathon on Sauvie Island Epic5 Cascade Super Series Ultra 4 Deserts / Racing the Planet Marathon des Sables Dr. Bubbs podcast Peak by Dr. Marc Bubbs (Amazon) Cronometer app Radio Paradise KEXP Runner Powered Podcast John Richards at KEXP Running Evolution Easy Street Records Skratch electrolytes (Amazon) Nuun (Amazon) Ultimate Direction Chris Mackay on She's Bold Podcast A Plastic Ocean (Amazon) Gu Gel Mirna Valerio Papua New Guinea tour The Gits Title Nine Oiselle Sally Bergesen on She's Bold Podcast Kelly Herron on She's Bold Podcast Connect with me: PATREON! (join our growing community!) Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth  

I am so excited to share these 3 stories of the woman who started a little later their life and are doing amazing things. I call them the Late Bloomer Running Club. First up is Deb, who started to run at the age of 59, after she lost 90 pounds. She got hooked and has done 204 races from everywhere between a 1k to a 100 miler. She talks about the things she has learned along the way, and she isn't even close to slowing down. She race card is booked into 2020. Next up is Tonia, who JUST started running in February at the age of 53 because of a new years resolution where she wanted to say yes to anything that would lower her stress level. It turns out, Tonia is a total speed demon and did an 8-minute mile on her 5k!The last interview is Beth Whitman who started questioning the stories she was telling herself in her 50's and led her to question if she could really run a marathon, and then another, and then an ultra and so on. She is on fire with her goal motivation and has paired her new running passion with her travel background/career. This year she is doing 5 ultras on 5 different Hawaiin islands, and next year, she is running races in the big 4 deserts around the world. Whoa. She also has a great podcast called She's Bold!

Beth Whitman is a contemporary wanderer with nearly 30 years of mostly solo travel. She has made a name for herself as a women’s travel expert and is committed to encouraging women to travel more and expand their beliefs in what they are capable of. She talks about her favorite moments in adventure and the best places she has visited, her mission to give back and support women, and why she is such an advocate for solo travel. Join Lisa at the Womenspeak International Festival in Sedona May 17-19 Super Power U Facebook Page She’s Bold Podcast Interview with Lisa on She's Bold Highlights: So much of the work Beth does now is giving back to other women to see the world and flourish. She saw opportunities that her mother didn’t have, and wants to create possibility in others. Beth started challenging herself with solo travel and combined her love of riding a motorcycle with travel to show women it is possible to do that type of trip. One of Beth’s favorite things about international travel is the connection it creates between her and the people providing help and guidance. A few of Beth’s favorite countries are Bhutan, Papa New Guinea, and Australia. Travel provides an experience where we are stripped from our everyday life, and it opens us to be so much more in tune with the world around us. Beth did P90X to get in shape for her SnowMan Trek, which led her to train for a marathon. She is always busting limiting beliefs about her capabilities and stretching her own personal limitations. You can be both adventurous and safe at the same time. It is important when traveling to be respectful to the people living in the community, and boldness doesn’t have to mean fearless. Quotes: “Being able to travel and get out my home life was the key.” “When your desire is greater than your fear, that is the switch.” “I like to challenge myself and the idea of not doing something is crazier to me than actually doing it.” “The world is a wonderful, amazing place.” Life Lessons: Never say never. Be aware of the stories you tell yourself and the words you speak. Mentioned in This Episode: WanderTours Wanderlust and Lipstick P90X

Ladies! Join us on the Be Bold Facebook group! In this episode, I take some time to answer your questions! I cover some interesting topics including: * The time(s) I've been truly frightened while traveling * Why I get up at 5:18 in the morning * How to deal with long airport layovers If you haven't yet submitted a question and would like to, you can do so here. or you can call 877-280-5170 and leave a message. Mentioned in this episode: Stuck at the Airport Harriet Baskas (on the Be Bold Podcast) Connect with me: Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth  

Ladies! Join us on the Be Bold Facebook group! In this episode, I take some time to answer your questions! I cover some interesting topics including: * How I started my business * How I handle running in terms of mental and physical challenges I apologize for not being able to get to everyone's questions--they were awesome! If you didn't get the chance to submit a question yet, you can do so here. Connect with me: Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth  

  In this episode, Sara talks with Beth Whitman about working odd jobs and saving every penny to travel the world before taking the leap and founding her own travel company. Beth shares her views on "confidence" and talks about how to tune out the opinions of others and tap into one's own, inner guidance. Through her brands WanderTours, Wanderlust and Lipstick, and Be Bold, Beth writes travel books, leads trips and culinary adventures across the world, delivers public talks and hosts her own podcast.   Sara and Beth discuss: Attending Kadampa Meditation Center in Seattle together Beth starting out as a disc jockey after studying media & communications Moving to Seattle from New Jersey Working 2-3 jobs at a time to save money to travel Deciding she should get a "real job" Landing a tech startup job that paid more than she'd ever made before Meeting her husband on the job The company going under just after she'd started Taking a sales job at a foreign language learning company Making a six figure salary with only 2 weeks of vacation and no time to travel Her husband convincing her to leave her "soul-sucking" job Writing her first book, "Wanderlust and Lipstick: The Essential Guide for Women Traveling Solo" The story she'd told herself for years that kept her from pursuing her dreams Writing her second book, "Wanderlust and Lipstick: For Women Traveling to India" Gaining national attention in USA Today Women asking her to lead tours Giving in The question she asks herself when she encounters mental road blocks Her thoughts on "confidence" Using meditation to look at possibilities from a new angle Holding herself back for ten years because of comparison People's fears about her riding a motorcycle from Seattle to Panama A trick she plays on her brain to achieve her goals How she narrows her focus Her favorite part of owning her own business How travel impacts her travelers' lives Self-care on the road Her support system Learning from the guests on her "Be Bold" podcast Getting inspired by books from Tony Robbins and Brené Brown The messages we receive as women about what we should or shouldn't do Others' silent lack of support Meditation resources: Dan Harris' "10% Happier" podcast Dan Harris' "Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics" book Insight Timer app Sara's meditation recommendation: "Live Awake" podcast How Beth navigated her career transition, financially The idea that travel is "extravagant" How to know yourself deeply and what you want from life Journaling resource: The Artists Way by Julia Cameron Resisting distractions like social media Beth's life philosophy Sara's mission ...and more Beth's full bio: With nearly 30 years of travel under her belt, Beth Whitman has made a name for herself as a women’s travel expert. When she realized that not all women have the confidence or know-how to travel independently, Beth wrote "Wanderlust and Lipstick: The Essential Guide for Women Traveling Solo" and, later, "Wanderlust and Lipstick: For Women Traveling to India". Through her company, WanderTours, Beth regularly leads trips to India, Papua New Guinea, Bhutan, Vietnam and Cambodia, Burma, Thailand and Laos, Bali and Java, Tanzania and Ireland. She also leads culinary tours through New Orleans, Santa Fe and her hometown, Seattle. Beth speaks regularly at events throughout the world, as well—all with the goal of inspiring would-be travelers into action to live a life that helps them become better versions of themselves. Beth Whitman is a true example of a woman who went for it, having completed the 25-day, 220-mile Snowman Trek in Bhutan—one of the most difficult treks in the world—not once, but twice. She has driven the AlCan Highway to Alaska twice, as well. She has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and reached the top at 19,341 feet. After telling herself she wasn't a runner, she ran her first marathon at age 50, completed five marathons that year, and then went on to run four back-to-back marathons over Thanksgiving weekend. That’s four marathons in four days in what's known as the Seattle Quadzilla. And last, but certainly not least, she has ridden a motorcycle solo from Seattle to Panama.   Connect with Beth: Podcast: http://beboldpodcast.com   Websites: http://wandertours.com, http://wanderlustandlipstick.com  Facebook Pages: https://www.facebook.com/WanderTours, https://www.facebook.com/WanderlustandLipstick  Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/beboldgroup  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wandergal 

Ladies! Join us on the Be Bold Facebook group! In this episode, I take some time to answer your questions! I cover some interesting topics including: * Details of my solo motorcycle trip through Central America * How I can be so polite and generous (someone else's observation, not mine) * The nitty gritty of my meditation practice * And my life's biggest regret (there's only one!) I apologize for not being able to get to everyone's questions--they were awesome! But I fear I went on a bit too long already in this episode so I will use those for another addition of Ask Me Anything. If you didn't get the chance to submit a question yet, you can do so here. Mentioned in this episode: My motorcycle ride through Central America Insight Timer (app) Dan Harris's 10% Happier podcast Connect with me: Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter   Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth    

Ladies! Join us on the Be Bold Facebook group! In this episode I deconstruct how I ran four marathons in four days during the Seattle Quadzilla over Thanksgiving weekend. I answer many of the questions I've been asked about the why and how of running this series of races. I address the physical preparation of training runs in the weeks and months leading up to the event, my nutrition before and during the runs, what I wore, how I recovered each day and how I felt afterward (pretty darn good!). Links/books/people mentioned:Seattle Quadzilla (Facebook) Gu Gels (Amazon) Clif Shot Bloks (Amazon) Qualifying for the Boston Marathon (Be Bold Podcast) Ashley Fullenwider (on the Be Bold Podcast) Nuu Muu Pearl Izumi Marc Pro Plus (Amazon) Travel and Adventure Show - San Diego Travel and Adventure Show - Bay Area Travel and Adventure Show - Dallas Connect with me: Facebook Instagram WanderTours Be Bold Facebook Group (women-only) Twitter   Enjoyed this episode? Subscribe then tell a friend! Be Bold, Beth

My guest Beth Whitman is women’s travel expert and host of the Be Bold Podcast. She’s travel around the World mostly solo and has almost 30 years of traveling under her belt. Her mission is to inspire other women to pursue their travel dreams while becoming a better version of themselves. Beth’s travel blog has nearly 10,000 subscribers and she’s been featured in USA Today, CNN, MSNBC, and multiple lifestyle magazines. In this episode, I talk with Beth about her love affair with travel, her journey as a lifestyle entrepreneur, and the tools and tactics behind her career as a tour guide, author, and speaker. Full show notes: http://bit.ly/btsep018 

Beth Whitman is just an awesome human doing awesome things! She’s a traveler, blogger, podcaster, and 95% vegan. Beth has made a name for herself as the women’s travel expert, having done several solo trips by herself, despite protests from her friends and family. On one adventure, Beth took a solo trip on a motorbike sponsored by BMW, and traveled from Seattle to Panama. On the show, Beth describes what her experience was like, and some of the weird, and kooky, fears she had while undertaking such a transformative trip!   Key Takeaways: *How did Beth get started with solo travel? *We have hostels all over the U.S., but we rarely ever talk about them! *Technology has only made solo travel easier. Beth was doing this ‘blind,’ over 20 years ago! *How does Beth balance the technology aspect while she’s traveling? She has a blog and a podcast, so does she ever disconnect? *Beth rode a motorbike from Seattle to Panama — 7,000 miles over 9 weeks! *Beth discusses some of her biggest takeaways while riding solo on a motorbike. *How did Beth’s friends and family react to the news that she’s gonna be traveling solo? *What kind of fears did Beth have while she was doing this solo bike trip? *Beth doesn’t see herself as a ‘woman.’ She sees herself as a person doing adventurous things. *Why do some women lack the confidence to travel solo? *If we keep telling ourselves we can’t, then we can’t. *Put your money in a travel fund. Travelling really can be very inexpensive. *Where’s Beth’s favorite place to go? *Beth is now hosting adventures. What kinds of people go on some of her adventures? *What’s one piece of advice Beth would give to those who want to travel solo?   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com   Connect with Beth: Website   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.  

Beth Whitman is the editor and mind behind Wanderlust and Lipstick, where she bills herself as a contemporary wanderer and women’s travel expert, leading women-only and coed adventure tours that go from places like Santa Fe to Bhutan and New Guinea. Once upon a time, Beth took a 3 month trip around the US at age 20, an experience that would catalyze her career in travel and a desire to venture further into the world. Today, she is no stranger to adventure having completed the Snowman Trek in Bhutan, ridden a motorcycle from the Pacific Northwest to Panama, and backpacked all over Asia and Oceania. Beth and I met briefly at The White House Summit for Study Abroad and Global Citizenship and in this episode, you'll get to know her further. Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! The post 203: Building a Travel Career with Beth Whitman appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

Beth Whitman's passion to wander the world has turned into her “Wanderlust and Lipstick” tour guide business of taking women to some of the interesting and most remote areas on the planet. She talks about her own journeys as well as how to pack and travel solo. About The Women's Eye Radio: with host Stacey Gualandi, is a show from , an Online Magazine which features news and interviews with women who want to make the world a better place. From newsmakers, changemakers, entrepreneurs, best-selling authors, cancer survivors, adventurers, and experts on leadership, stress and health, to kids helping kids, global grandmothers improving children's lives, and women who fight for equal rights,"It's the world as we see it." The Women's Eye Radio Show broadcasts on in Phoenix, live-streams on 1480KPHX.com, and is available as on-demand talk radio on iTunes and at . Learn more about The Women's Eye at

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The Amateur Traveler talks to Beth Whitman of Waderlust and Lipstick about her recent Papua New Guinea. Beth was attracted to this remote country that produced more languages than any other country because of people separated by its rugged terrain. She tells us about the wonder, beauty and yes danger of Papua New Guinea. Beth was preparing to take a tour to the island nation and to the Mount Hagen Show which is a sing sing which allows the different tribes to compete with songs and costumes.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Beth Whitman of Waderlust and Lipstick about her recent Papua New Guinea. Beth was attracted to this remote country that produced more languages than any other country because of people separated by its rugged terrain. She tells us about the wonder, beauty and yes danger of Papua New Guinea. Beth was preparing to take a tour to the island nation and to the Mount Hagen Show which is a sing sing which allows the different tribes to compete with songs and costumes.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Beth Whitman of Waderlust and Lipstick about her recent Papua New Guinea. Beth was attracted to this remote country that produced more languages than any other country because of people separated by its rugged terrain. She tells us about the wonder, beauty and yes danger of Papua New Guinea. Beth was preparing to take a tour to the island nation and to the Mount Hagen Show which is a sing sing which allows the different tribes to compete with songs and costumes.

The Amateur Traveler talks to Beth Whitman, author of Wanderlust and Lipstick for Women Traveling to India, about the joys and challenges of traveling to India, especially solo travel as a woman. Learn what iconic image Beth has in her house, how she can go to the sub-continent with only the clothes on her back and how to fall in love with India

The Amateur Traveler talks to Beth Whitman, author of Wanderlust and Lipstick for Women Traveling to India, about the joys and challenges of traveling to India, especially solo travel as a woman. Learn what iconic image Beth has in her house, how she can go to the sub-continent with only the clothes on her back and how to fall in love with India

The Amateur Traveler talks to Beth Whitman, author of Wanderlust and Lipstick for Women Traveling to India, about the joys and challenges of traveling to India, especially solo travel as a woman. Learn what iconic image Beth has in her house, how she can go to the sub-continent with only the clothes on her back and how to fall in love with India