Podcasts about Chefchaouen

We recommend watching the video version of this episode on our YouTube channel, you can find it here: "Why Chefchaouen is a Unique Gem Within Morocco"Azdean sits down on-location with local guide Hamid to learn about the history of Chefchaouen, the famous blue city of northern Morocco.This small town roughly 4 hours north of Fes, or 2 hours south of Tangier, has been attracting tourists for decades and, in the age of Instagram, gets more popular every year.As Hamid and Azdean emphasize, Chefchaouen is not just about the stunning colours, but the beautiful architecture, historic Medina and kasbah, and its natural setting in the Rif mountains. Gentle creeks of water wind their way through the town, artisans and craftsmakers line the paths and lane ways, and fresh orange juice vendors squeeze delicious nectar to help you on the climb up to the Spanish mosque, where you get stunning views of the mountains, valleys and the rolling hills of blue. Hamid explains the historic founding of Chefchaouen as a refuge for both Muslim and Jewish refugees during the time of the Spanish Inquisition. The town is a perfect snapshot of Morocco's welcoming and tolerant nature.And we finally get a definitive answer as to why the city is blue. Although you may expect that this is something dating back centuries, the reality may surprise you!Chefchaouen is a calm and quiet jewel of Morocco, with many wonderful features to attract travellers looking for the exotic and colorful, as well as peaceful retreats, fresh mountain air, tremendous hiking and a laid-back spirit and hospitality. We previously posted this recording as audio-only, but now have a beautiful video version to share with you. We know that it won't take much to convince you to add it to your Morocco itinerary! Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Explore our Private Tours and Small Group Tours!

In deze aflevering neem ik je mee op onze rondreis door Marokko met onze twee kinderen. Van het betoverende blauwe Chefchaouen en de kronkelstraatjes van Fès tot slapen onder de sterren in de woestijn van Merzouga. We delen onze route, hoe we het reizen met kids hebben ervaren, waar je rekening mee moet houden én natuurlijk de hoogtepunten (en kleine struggles) van deze magische reis. Een aflevering vol tips, inspiratie en reislust! Op de website van papamoetmee.nl komen ook de blogs te staan over Marokko, waar je al onze tips rustig na kunt lezen!

This year sees the 80th Anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, with countries around the world marking the anniversary with different events. Loads to look forward to here on the rock as we commemorate the anniversary of the end of World War II. Minister for Culture Christian Santos joined us in the studio to whet the appetite.The second phase of Hassan Centenary Terraces is now complete. Buyers from Phase 2 can expect a phone call in the next few days letting them know that Notices to Complete are available. Our reporter Kevin Ruiz is working on the story.Lincoln Red Imps are league champions. For the 29th time. Jose Mari Ruiz told us just how close the title race was over the weekend, and also brought us the latest in futsal, basketball, and darts.Sticking with sports, this coming weekend James Perera and Tom Appleton will become the first Gibraltarians ever to compete in Weightlifting in Spain. We asked James Perera how he's feeling ahead of el Campeonato de Andalucia.And, in a world full of tensions and disagreements, one thing that unites all is football. That was evident recently as local charity Rifcom held an annual tournament in Chefchaouen high in the Rif mountains. We spoke to Gemma Podesta and Tom Cawthorn from RifCom. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You can also watch this episode on video, where you'll see some of John's fabulous photos! You can find it on our YouTube channel here:A Morocco Travel Itinerary That's Made for Photographers!----Photographer and dedicated world traveller John Hernandez joins Azdean today to share his inspiring travel experience to Morocco, with an emphasis on photography. John recently travelled from Tangier, down through Chefchaouen, Fes (visiting Volubilis on the way), then Marrakech, the High Atlas Mountains, Essaouira and the Agafay Desert. This two week trip gave him enough time to get to know a few different places throughout the country, while not feeling rushed, something helped in turn by flying from Fes to Marrakech and thus saving the six hour drive.John delves into rich cultural interactions, including playing with musicians in the desert, captivating street scenes and amazing street food, staying in stunning riads (particularly in Fes), discovering pleasantly surprising local wine, incredible coffee, fresh olives and olive oil, leather goods and crafts, and picturesque landscapes that are a photographer's dream. A key concern for any photographer or videographer is of course the safety and security of their gear. John felt very safe throughout Morocco, particularly in Fes, which had a more relaxed vibe, and is less subjected to the buzz of motorbikes everywhere. Marrakech is however well-known for this scourge, and Azdean does include a warning to hold your items a little closer when you're in the souks there, lest they get snapped off your shoulder as a scooter whizzes by!Ultimately, John emphasizes the importance of immersing oneself in the local culture to truly appreciate and capture the essence of Morocco through photography. Take the time to chat with locals, wander at your own pace, give yourself free time and flexibility in your itinerary. Hire a local guide with the instructions to really get past the tourist stereotypes and uncover the true story of a place. As John says, "The only way this planet's gonna survive if we can get out of our own way and start connecting with folks from different cultures and learning. Because ultimately we all want the same thing. Cover photo credit: John Hernandez Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Explore our Private Tours and Small Group Tours!

La storia di Sayyida al Hurra, la sultana corsara del Marocco, una figura tanto incredibile da diventare leggendaIscriviti al canale Telegram per guardare tutta la lista di tutti gli eventi (ad oggi) confermati ed avvisatemi se ne conoscete altri Mentre qui trovate tutti i link di Medio Oriente e Dintorni: Linktree, ma, andando un po' nel dettaglio: -Tutti gli aggiornamenti sulla pagina instagram @medioorienteedintorni -Per articoli visitate il sito https://mediorientedintorni.com/ trovate anche la "versione articolo" di questo podcast. - Qui il link al canale Youtube- Podcast su tutte le principali piattaforme in Italia e del mondo-Vuoi tutte le uscite in tempo reale? Iscriviti al gruppo Telegram: https://t.me/mediorientedintorniOgni like, condivisione o supporto è ben accetto e mi aiuta a dedicarmi sempre di più alla mia passione: raccontare il Medio Oriente ed il "mondo islamico"

Steam through Morocco's northern treasures as Tracy and Doug recount their 10-day adventure with Intrepid Travel, showcasing the country's vibrant medinas, stunning architecture, and warm hospitality.• Strategically arriving early in Marrakesh, then transferring to Casablanca maximised sightseeing opportunities• Travelling with Intrepid provided authentic experiences with local guides and a small group of just eight travellers• Marrakesh overwhelms the senses with colourful souks and lively atmosphere• Chefchaouen (the Blue City) offers stunning photography opportunities, especially during less crowded mornings• Traditional Moroccan food features vegetable-heavy tagines, aromatic couscous, and refreshing mint tea• Small group tours provide rich cultural insights that would be difficult to access when traveling independently• Navigating medinas requires local knowledge – they're designed like mazes where even experienced travellers get lost• Weather can be cooler than expected (in March), particularly in mountainous regionsJoin Tracy for a women-only Morocco tour next year by contacting us through our website or Facebook group!⭐️ Guest Host - Melissa Kiely from Queensland Travel Guide

This episode also appears as a video episode on our YouTube channel, you can find it here: "What Travel in Morocco Was Like in 1989"----World traveller Cathy Nesbitt joins Azdean on today's episode with a special story of visiting Morocco way back in 1989.Cathy and her future husband arrived off the boat in Ceuta, thinking they were already in Morocco, but a crash course in geopolitics and navigation quickly got them to the actual border within a few minutes.From there, they found themselves in Tetouan, with a local guide, being hussled to a carpet emporium. Sounds like your classic tourist scam, right? Cathy shares with us a twist though in the story, and her memories and feelings about the encounter, from over 35 years later.Fortunately for her, and for us, they continued on into Morocco to visit many familiar sites that were only just starting to show signs of tourism fame. It was a different time to travel, without technology and easy translation, credit cards and bank machines, or the kind of transport and comforts that we are used to now. And yet it was a trip that left many indellible memories, which she shares with us today. Azdean, in turn, talks about how places like Marrakech, Chefchaouen and Casablanca have changed since Cathy visited: in some ways a lot, in others, Morocco remains timeless.Cathy is a yoga teacher who offers free online yoga sessions every Tuesday morning, you can check her out here:http://cathysclub.com/ Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Explore our Private Tours and Small Group Tours!

Tempus fugit. El tiempo vuela. Y conforme nos hacemos mayores, más velocidad parece tomar. Hoy reflexionamos sobre el por qué de esta sensación y qué podemos hacer para mitigarlo. Para mitigar la sensación, no el hacerse viejos. Charlamos con Esther, que está recogiendo audífonos para llevar a Vietnam a una escuela de niños sordos. Jose ha estado en la Rider Andalucía 2024 y nos cuenta cómo ha ido. Y Quique Franco, desde Chefchaouen analiza cómo ve desde Marruecos el paso del tiempo. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Born and raised on the West Coast of the US, Lucas Peters now makes Tangier his home. He's a travel writer and photographer and the author of the Moon Guide Book for Morocco. Together with his very accomplished wife, Amina, they own and operate Journey Beyond Travel, one of Morocco's most successful, sustainable tour companies.  Lucas' expertise isn't limited to Morocco though. He also wrote Moon Guide Book's Grand European Journeys: 40 Unforgettable Trips by Road, Rail, Sea & More. In November 2024, Lucas is releasing the Moon Guide Book for Sevilla, Granada and Andalusia. When he's not writing or planning remarkable journeys for his clients, Lucas, together with Amina and their two kids, spends time traveling around Morocco, exploring the small towns dotting the national roads, difficult-to-access mountain villages and crumbling kasbahs of the Sahara. On this episode, Lucas shares that in 2009, he bought a one way ticket to Morocco and never left – so he's truly on a one way ticket journey! Also in the conversation, Lucas and Host, Steven Shalowitz, touch on each of the destinations Steven visited on his recent four and a half week journey through Morocco which Lucas orchestrated. They included: Rabat, Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Moulay Idriss, Meknes, Fes, Ifrane, Erfoud, the Sahara, the Atlas Mountains, Essaouira, Marrakech and Casablanca.  Plus, the two highlight everything from riads to hammams, Morocco's rich Jewish heritage to Moroccan cuisine, the method to Moroccan aesthetic madness to the proliferation of cats throughout the country, and more. For further information on Lucas, visit: http://lucasmpeters.com. And for curated, bespoke visits to Morocco, Andalusia and select other destinations, visit: http://journeybeyondtravel.com   

In the fifth episode of our six-part travel series, we visit Marrakech, Fes and Chefchaouen, as sustainable travel expert Juliet Kinsman and journalist Jon Weeks discuss how small-group trips allow for immersive experiences. And they explain how responsible tourism can be a great way of supporting the empowerment of women.Experience the magic of a home-made breakfast in a private home in Marrakech's medina, appreciate the charm of a small family-owned hotel in Fes, explore the souks, and get a sense of the cinematic setting of the Blue City in this impact-unlocking Morocco adventure. Plus, find out what else we're exploring as part of our Sustainable Travel campaign here.Follow us on X or on Threads, or have a look at Juliet's Instagram @JulietKinsman Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nina dos Santos and Nik Gowing take a look at the claims by the Israeli military that it has killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Zelensky unveils his ‘Victory Plan', why Italy is criminalising seeking surrogacy abroad and Australia takes a look at its attitudes to the Royal Family ahead of a visit from King Charles III. Plus: we receive a letter from Chefchaouen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a message, what did you think of this episode?This is a replay of the Live Q&A recording of Friday, September 6, "Discover Morocco's Amazing Selection of Luxury Accommodation."Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel for even more details and tourist ideas, and particularly for the visuals that accompany our conversation. Maps, photos and more await you there!"Discover Morocco's Amazing Selection of Luxury Accommodation" (YouTube)--Support the podcast with our new Subscriber link!Destination Morocco +--Morocco is a country that can hold its own when it comes to luxury accommodation. Stunning five star hotels are matched with our distinct riads and desert camps, offering comfort and style in unique and unexpected settings.In this replay of our recent live Q&A on YouTube, Azdean, Sam and podcast producer Ted take you on a tour from Casablanca to Rabat, Chefchaouen to Fes, Marrakech and beyond, to explore the many options available at each destination.You'll hear familiar names like Four Seasons, Marriott and Mandarin Oriental, and discover one-of-a-kind, made-in-Morocco properties that can compete on a global stage for luxury and service.Every once in a while, a Moroccan property breaks through into everyday conversation and awareness. You may have seen recently in the news (CNN) that the Royal Mansour Marrakech earned the "Art of Hospitality" award, by The World's 50 Best Hotels, for its outstanding service and hospitality, as well as its unique concept. Royal Mansour takes inspiration from riads by creating effectively mini-riads within its walls, combining authenticity with privacy.You may be curious about standards, expectations, grading scale (is 5 star in Morocco the same as 5 star elsewhere?), service, inclusions and more.This live Q&A gives you more background on luxury hotels and riads, and useful, practical details on logistics, practicalities and what to expect during your stay.Destination Morocco is here to get you started, get you inspired, and to help you discover the many options available in this stunning country. Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Explore our Private Tours and Small Group Tours!--Support the podcast with our new Supporter program!Destination Morocco +--Join us for our monthly Q&A's! Live on Destination Morocco's YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn pages, the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm Pacific/4pm Eastern/10pm Central European time.

Send us a message, what did you think of this episode?Support the podcast with our new Subscriber link!Destination Morocco +--Today we have a two-part episode with some excerpts of audio recordings on location from Azdean and Sam's tour around Morocco in 2023. It continues the theme from our previous episode (#67), where we were in Chefchaouen on the same trip.Today, we are still in northern Morocco. We start off in Rabat, looking out over the ocean from the Kasbah Oudaya, at the edge of the old Medina. A beautiful site with beaches down below, and the river Oued Bou Regreg dividing the cities of Rabat and Salé. You'll hear Azdean and his guide for the day, Mr. Ali, talk about the difference between the two cities, and some of the highlights and sights to see in Rabat.Then, for part two of this episode we head right up to the northern tip of Morocco to visit Tangier. Azdean and Sam are standing at Cap Spartel Park, a famous lighthouse just west of the city that looks out over the Strait of Gibraltar. Spain is off in the distance, and you can imagine all the history that's taken place right before this spot, over thousands of years. Sam gives us a bit of background into the place and role of Tangier in Morocco's culture and history, and things to see and do, not just in Tangier but some of the surrounding area as well. And then we have a final clip where Azdean and Sam head down to the bottom of the cliffs, only about a mile or so south of Cap Spartel, to the Caves of Hercules. Right on the west coast of Morocco, looking out to the Atlantic Ocean, it is a place full of mythology and legend, and which is very much alive and active to this day. Both the cape and the caves are just a short drive from downtown Tangier, roughly 20 minutes, so very easy to get to when you're there.We love sharing these little clips with you recorded on-location, live on site. You'll hear the echo of the caves when they're standing there. You'll hear the waves crashing down below. Seabirds flying around. People relaxing and having fun down on the beach below the Kasbah. It's a really wonderful ambiance and we hope it adds to your excitement to come visit.Don't forget that you can check the episode transcript to confirm spellings, to help you in your research! Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Explore our Private Tours and Small Group Tours!--Support the podcast with our new Supporter program!Destination Morocco +--Join us for our monthly Q&A's! Live on Destination Morocco's YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn pages, the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm Pacific/4pm Eastern/10pm Central European time.

Send us a message, what did you think of this episode?Support the podcast with our new Subscriber link!Destination Morocco +--Azdean sits down on location with local guide Hamid to learn about the history of Chefchaouen, the famous blue city of northern Morocco.This small town roughly 4 hours north of Fes, or 2 hours south of Tangier, has been attracting tourists for decades and, in the age of Instagram, gets more popular every year.As Hamid and Azdean emphasize, Chefchaouen is not just about the stunning colours, but the beautiful architecture, historic Medina and kasbah, and its natural setting in the Rif mountains. Gentle creeks of water wind their way through the town, artisans and craftsmakers line the paths and lane ways, and fresh orange juice vendors squeeze delicious nectar to help you on the climb up to the Spanish mosque, where you get stunning views of the mountains, valleys and the rolling hills of blue. Hamid explains the historic founding of Chefchaouen as a refuge for both Muslim and Jewish refugees during the time of the Spanish Inquisition. The town is a perfect snapshot of Morocco's welcoming and tolerant nature, as well as having its share of rebellion and defence against invaders. The ancient kasbah is a reminder of the not-so-peaceful aspects of the region's history as well.We learn the meaning of the name "Chefchaouen" in the Berber dialect, and finally get a definitive answer as to why the city is blue. Although you may expect that this is something dating back centuries, the reality may surprise you!Chefchaouen is a calm and quiet jewel of Morocco, with many wonderful features to attract travellers looking for the exotic and colorful, as well as peaceful retreats, fresh mountain air, tremendous hiking and a laid-back spirit and hospitality. We know that it won't take much to convince you to add it to your Morocco itinerary! Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Explore our Private Tours and Small Group Tours!--Support the podcast with our new Supporter program!Destination Morocco +--Join us for our monthly Q&A's! Live on Destination Morocco's YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn pages, the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm Pacific/4pm Eastern/10pm Central European time.

Burano, an island near Venice, is famous for its brightly colored houses, which locals say help fishermen find their way home in the fog. The vibrant colors also follow a specific system where homeowners need to get government approval for their chosen hue. Other colorful spots around the world include Chefchaouen in Morocco, known as the "Blue City" because its buildings are painted in various shades of blue, and the Rainbow Village in Taiwan, which a former soldier transformed into an explosion of color to save it from demolition. Then there's La Boca in Buenos Aires, where colorful houses reflect the neighborhood's lively tango culture. These places aren't just eye candy—they're packed with fascinating stories and unique traditions. #brightside Credit: Glass Beach: World Wide Gifts - https://flic.kr/p/fGiKjc, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..., https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Fort Bragg: billlovesmarcy - https://flic.kr/p/66s7DL, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/..., https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Point de Venise: Diacollectie Kunsthistorisch Instituut Universiteit van Amsterdam, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Mario Carvajal: CAÑO CRISTALES, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... CAÑO CRISTALES, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... CAÑO CRISTALES, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Cats: 暇・カキコ, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Thor's Well: Joe Mabel, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Ethiopia: A.Savin, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Sea glass: Moximox, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... Sea Glass: Ryanx7, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... PelicanDesAlpes / Reddit tiny_yumi / Reddit supremegalacticgod / Reddit Animation is created by Bright Side. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Music from TheSoul Sound: https://thesoul-sound.com/ Check our Bright Side podcast on Spotify and leave a positive review! https://open.spotify.com/show/0hUkPxD... Subscribe to Bright Side: https://goo.gl/rQTJZz ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook:   / brightside   Instagram:   / brightside.official   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brightside.of... Stock materials (photos, footages and other): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is an excerpt of the Live Q&A recording of Wednesday, April 10, "Getting off the tourist path in Morocco."Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel for even more details and tourist ideas, and particularly for the visuals that accompany our conversation. Maps, photos and more await you there!Getting Off the Tourist Path in Morocco (YouTube) List of sights mentioned (doc)We spend a lot of time talking about the great sights of Morocco, from Marrakech to Fès, Chefchaouen and Tangier, Ouarzazate and the Merzouga Desert.If you are making plans for your first trip to Morocco, and indeed if it may be your only trip to Morocco, then we always say to make sure you visit these famous locations, to get a good overview and understanding of the country.But if you are the type who likes to wander further afield, get away from the crowds, discover something new and different (and maybe be a trailblazer in that regard!), then this live Q&A session will be right up your alley.We'll be focusing on some of the lesser-known sights of Morocco, the places that people typically get to after they've visited the more famous locales. Or, perhaps they have a few extra days on their big trip and can start exploring right away.Whether waterfall or canyon, quiet neighborhood or hidden museum, there are lots of options to get off the touristy path while on your tour. And the best part is, it is easy for us to integrate those stops into your itinerary or, with enough notice, modify a full day.With Destination Morocco, we can easily incorporate any such requests. On a private tour, you can make those decisions, you're the boss!The best way to follow this episode is by watching it on our YouTube channel, where you can follow along with the maps and images.But if you're listening in your car, on the bus, cooking, going for a walk etc.,  this audio excerpt of our live recording is a great place to begin.You can always send us questions and ideas for episode and live Q&A topics, and join us and interact live on our monthly sessions, the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Explore our Private Tours and Small Group Tours!Follow the podcast and help us grow.Join us for our monthly Q&A's! Live on Destination Morocco's YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn pages, the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 9am Pacific/12noon Eastern/6pm Central European time.

Conducido por Pablo Wasserman y Juan Ruocco.  Círculo Vicioso https://twitter.com/circulovicioso8 Sitio oficial: https://www.circulovicioso.club/ Descuento de 50 USD para abrir una LLC y banco en USA con Firmaway: https://firmaway.us/servicios-sponsor-cv/ (0:00) INTRO (9:11) Comienzo (13:29) Lentes y operaciones (16:11) Setups de stream (18:44) $MAGAIBA (47:18) Allocation wallet (49:31) Exchanges y listings (53:32) Burn y quests (59:26) Circulo y triggereos (1:08:30) Marruecos, Dune y bereberes (1:16:20) Donghua Jinglong glycine (1:24:30) Especias (1:26:42) El desierto (1:29:35) Comida e higiene (1:35:41) Chefchaouen y hachís (1:39:41) Marrakesh, tránsito y gatos (1:46:02) Ramadán y musulmanes (1:49:48) Marruecos y su rey (1:56:40) Mujeres y el Islam (2:04:01) Cotobot y gloryhole (2:06:29) Idiomas en los viajes (2:11:33) Megadeth (2:13:55) El problema de los tres cuerpos (2:18:26) Marihuana y cultivo (2:23:32) Plagio, diseño y arte (2:29:02) Cierre y final

Kimberlee Kesterson and Jessica Carrollspeak with The Canna Mom Show from Missouri, where they are just a couple of Saint Louis moms who enjoy consuming cannabis. These two ladies created STL Cannamoms, to give mothers a chance to get out and enjoy cannabis at monthly events, which range from yoga or brunch to arts and crafts or a tattoo pop-up. Kim and Jessica talk about their mission, their friendship, and of course what it's like to be pioneering mid-western canna moms.International Cannabis News: RABAT (Reuters) – It was announced that Morocco's first legal cannabis harvest was 294 metric tons in 2023, after the country approved its cultivation and export for medicine and industrial uses, cannabis regulator ANRAC said. The harvest was made by 32 cooperatives that brought together 430 farmers covering 277 hectares in the northern Rif mountain areas of Al Houceima, Taounat and Chefchaouen, ANRAC said in an email to Reuters.Hemp Guitar Campaign is in full swing! The Goods Dispensary in Somerville, MA is prepping the space for display and they'll be playing the new video we launched which you can see on TCMS YouTube channel and if you go to Lamkin Guitars landing page for the Hemp Guitar Campaign. And of course, we will be at The Goods Dispensary in Davis Square in Somerville on April 20 to announce the winner. Come on by, love to see you!Topics Discussed(1:08) Welcome(1:27) International Cannabis News(2:41) Culture Corner: The Gentlemen(3:45) The Hemp Guitar Campaign(4:20) The Goods Dispensary(5:00) NECANN(5:30) Kim and Jessica Introduction(6:24) Meet Kim(6:39) Meet Jessica(7:01) Missouri Cannabis Status(8:07) Friendship Origin Story(9:45) Jess Pregnancy and Cannabis(13:43) Kim's First Pregnancy(15:02) St. Louis Mother Study(16:03) High Idea = hidea!(16:42) Audio Intro(18:23) Blunts and Brunch(19:40) Events(20:25) Feel State Dispensary in Missouri(26:45) Knowing the Missouri Regs(31:00) STL Moms Facebook Group(34:52) Family(37:30) 2nd Generation Canna Mom(38:40) Talking with Kids and Mommy's Medicine(40:55) Events Coming Up(42:44) Favorite Ways to Consume(44:50) Connect with STL Moms on Social Media or at Feel State DispoThe Canna Mom Show wants to thank:Josh Lamkin and Bella Jaffe for writing and performing TCMS theme music and Fortuna Design for creating TCMS website and Sugar Leaf Creative for marketing and social media.

Le Ministère de l'Équipement et de l'Eau a émis une déclaration urgente, appelant instamment tous les usagers des routes et autoroutes à exercer une prudence extrême en raison de la diminution significative de la visibilité, voire de son absence, provoquée par les conditions météorologiques actuelles. Cette alerte fait suite au bulletin émis par la Direction Générale de la Météorologie, qui prévoit des rafales de vent puissantes, accompagnées de chasse-poussières, dans plusieurs provinces telles qu'Al Hoceima, Chefchaouen, Tétouan, Chichaoua, Fahs-Anjra, M'diq-Fnideq, Guercif, Boulmane, Taza, Al Haouz, Ouarzazate, Sefrou, Ifrane, Nador, Oujda-Angad, Berkane, Driouch, et Tanger-Assilah. Ces conditions météorologiques préoccupantes sont annoncées dès la nuitée d'aujourd'hui, le Mardi 16 janvier 2024, jusqu'au Mercredi 17 janvier 2024. La population est vivement encouragée à rester informée des mises à jour météorologiques et à ajuster ses déplacements en conséquence afin d'assurer sa sécurité. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chatgpt20/message

One of the great travel stories we've heard from a guest on the podcast was just over a year ago now. It was with Rachel Metcalfe, for whom Morocco went from being a remote, distant idea to, a month later, sitting on the airplane on her way to Casablanca.Destination Morocco took on the challenge of organizing her last-minute trip, and in this episode Rachel explains how that made all the difference in having an enjoyable, complete tour that covered the sights she wanted to see.This is our last episode of 2023, and many thanks to our listeners for a wonderful year of great episodes and great tours. In 2024, our new documentary, Kingdom of Colors, premiers, which follows Azdean's family's trip around Morocco with some stunning visuals. You can see the trailer now on our website or the Destination Morocco YouTube channel.----Imagine: One day, someone gives you the idea of going to Morocco, and you think, "Yeah, maybe..." But then, a month later, spur of the moment, you buy a return ticket! But you're not a big fan of planning, and the prospect of filling out the details of your impending trip are a little daunting, to say the least. What do you do next? This is Morocco on a Whim, Rachel Metcalfe's story of making the commitment and turning to Destination Morocco to create what became a very special and memorable trip.Rachel starts off in Casablanca, and like many of our other guests meets Khalil, the blind tour guide of Hassan II Mosque. She tours around the north of Morocco, and falls in love with the picturesque, crossroads city of Tangier. Hear her wax poetic on its old world charm and beautiful setting between ocean and mountains. She is captivated by the blue city of Chefchaouen, leaving her Instagram page bursting with color. Fès then takes center stage, with Rachel being guided through the labyrinth of streets, visiting the mosaic & tile factory and then dropping in on the famous tanneries, a crucial mint coming in very handy.Her riad in Fès, so completely unassuming from the outside, turns out to be a veritable palace once you walk through the door. Rachel takes us on a tour and describes it in detail. A highlight was the hammam, or "sand bath," in the desert at Agafay, just an hour outside of Marrakech. A relaxing and revitalizing experience, complete with herbs and spices for distinct aromas. Rachel had her own private tour, allowing her free reign to change plans, sleep in, go somewhere different or be spontaneous. With an individual itinerary made for her, Rachel was able to relax and enjoy each day of the experience, without wondering or figuring out the next steps, and all the logistics therein. Resources Mentioned in this episode:TangierAgafay desert Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Download the stunning Destination Morocco magazine!Follow the podcast and help us grow.

Unearth the mesmerizing allure of Morocco, as Sam, our Destination Morocco insider, guides us through the highlights of a typical Northern and Southern Tour.In this episode of Destination Morocco, we put particular emphasis on the entrance fees to these famous sights and attractions, including which ones are free. Sam is careful to convert from Moroccan Dirhams into US Dollars which, as it turns out, is a pretty straightforward process.Our route takes us from Marrakech to Essaouira, then Casablanca, Rabat, Fès, Meknes, Ouarzazate and the Atlas Studios, Merzouga Desert, the Canyons of the south, hiking villages of the High Atlas Mountains, particularly Midelt, then back to Tangier, Chefchaouen and neighboring Akchour.We deliver insider tips and insights into these must-see sights that are sure to make your Moroccan adventure truly unforgettable. And beyond just the regular tourist highlights, we tap into activities and options, their costs and how much time they take, for when you have more than just a day or two at a particular stop. One can absolutely spend 3 or 4 days in Merzouga or Chefchaouen, Tangier or Rabat, and find lots to discover and explore. These are the cultural immersions and off-the-beaten-path secrets that most tourists don't get to.We conclude this episode on a poignant note, as Sam shares his deeply moving experience delivering aid to villages affected by the recent earthquake. His heartfelt retelling of the gratitude expressed by the locals is a powerful reminder of the spirit of community and resilience in Morocco. We'll continue to have more earthquake updates over the coming weeks, as Morocco gets back on its feet. But in the meantime, the most important message is: come! Come visit Morocco, bring your energy, enthusiasm and curiosity. Nothing will help recovery more than having your presence with us.You can donate to Destionation Morocco's earthquake relief here:https://destinationsmorocco.com/relief Do you dream of exploring the enchanting land of Morocco?Destination Morocco is your ultimate travel experience for those seeking luxury and adventure. We specialize in crafting bespoke itineraries tailored to your unique tastes and desires.If you're a discerning traveler who values an immersive, curated adventure, visit www.destinationsmorocco.com, and let us bring your dream Moroccan vacation to life.Learn more about Azdean and Destination Morocco.Download the stunning Destination Morocco magazine!Follow the podcast and help us grow.

Casablanca and Rabat, separated by scarcely an hour's drive along the beautiful Atlantic coast, are Morocco's twin cities of misconception.Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco, the wealthiest, the economic driver: the largest port in Morocco, immortalized by Hollywood and home to the country's principal international airport.Rabat is the country's capital, an imperial city, full of grand boulevards, parks and beaches. In a country full of royal palaces, this is the one where the King actually lives most of the time.And yet, they are the two major cities often passed over by travellers, or at best given an hour or two before heading out towards Chefchaouen, Fès or Marrakech. Azdean and Sam chat today about that reality, as it does often feature on Destination Morocco tours. It comes down to how much time you have, what your priorities are and often having to make tough choices. But we get a lot of questions about, "Is there more to do in Casablanca?" and, "Should I give Rabat more time?" The answer is of course, "Of course!" if you choose to. Casablanca has a historic Jewish Quarter, great public squares for people-watching, art galleries, restaurants and the best night life in the country.Rabat has beautiful museums, reflecting its stature as national capital and a stately city. It offers a more calm, quiet ambience than Morocco's other big cities, and that alone is a nice change of pace.Our episode today is an overview of things to see and do in these two cities, whether you have a short amount of time or can add an extra day or two to your itinerary. You won't regret it.Sights Mentioned in this episode:CASABLANCA:Hassan II MosqueSacred Heart CathedralRoyal Palace of CasablancaMohammed V SquareUnited Nations SquareVilla des Arts museum and cultural centreRick's CaféJewish QuarterRABAT:MedinaRoyal Palace of RabatMohammed V Mausoleum/Hassan TowerKasbah of the Udayas/Andalusian GardensAmazing viewpointMohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary ArtBab Rouah Gate and Art GalleryThis Episode is sponsored by:Travel Anywhere - One stop for all your travel needs.https://www.travelanywhere.travel/Follow, Share and Participate:Learn more about the show on our Podcast WebsiteFind beautiful pictures on our Instagram!Help people find us: Leave a Review in Apple PodcastsHelp us grow: Rate us on SpotifyBecome a Guest on the Show!Visit Destination Morocco Travel Ag

Visitamos dos ciudades bien opuestas: Marrakech y Chefchaouen. ¿Vos qué preferís? Acá te presentamos un lugar caótico y otro un poco más relajado.

Imagine: One day, someone gives you the idea of going to Morocco, and you think, "Yeah, maybe..." And then, a month later, spur of the moment, you buy a return ticket! But you're not a big fan of planning, and the prospect of filling out the details of your impending trip are a little daunting, to say the least. What do you do next? This is Morocco on a Whim, Rachel Metcalf's story of making the commitment, travelling solo and turning to Destination Morocco to create and guide what became a very special and memorable trip.Rachel starts off in Casablanca, and like many of our other guests meets Khalil, the blind tour guide of Hassan II Mosque. She tours around the north of Morocco, and falls in love with the picturesque, crossroads city of Tangier. Hear her wax poetic on its old world charm and beautiful setting between ocean and mountains. She is captivated by the blue city of Chefchaouen, leaving her Instagram page bursting with colour. Fès then takes center stage, with Rachel being guided through the labyrinth of streets, visiting the mosaic & tile factory and then dropping in on the famous tanneries, a crucial mint coming in very handy.Her riad in Fès, so completely unassuming from the outside, turns out to be a veritable palace once you walk through the door. Rachel takes us on a tour and describes it in detail. A highlight was the hammam, or "sand bath," in the desert at Agafay, just an hour outside of Marrakech. A relaxing and revitalizing experience, complete with herbs and spices for distinct aromas. Rachel had her own private tour, allowing her free reign to change plans, sleep in, go somewhere different or be spontaneous. And as a small, family tour company, changes could be made on the spot, without calling around, waiting for approval from someone in an overseas office, many time zones away. Thanks to being on a guided tour, with an individual itinerary made for her, Rachel was able to relax and enjoy each day of the experience, without wondering or figuring out the next steps, and all the logistics therein. This Episode is sponsored by:Travel Anywhere - One stop for all your travel needs.https://www.travelanywhere.travel/Resources Mentioned in this episode:TangierAgafay desertFollow, Share and Participate:Learn more about the show on our Podcast WebsiteFind beautiful pictures on our Instagram!Help people find us: Leave a Review in Apple PodcastsHelp us grow: Rate us on SpotifyBecome a Guest on the Show!Visit Destination Morocco Travel Agency

Le Maroc s'apprête à produire et commercialiser du cannabis thérapeutique. Le plus gros pays producteur de chanvre au monde selon l'ONU a choisi d'autoriser en juin 2021, la culture et la transformation du chanvre à des fins médicales cosmétiques et industrielles dans certaines parties du royaume. À Chefchaouen, les petits producteurs vivent depuis des décennies dans l'illégalité. ► À écouter aussi : Maroc: la légalisation du cannabis inquiète les petits producteurs [1/2]

Le Maroc s'apprête à produire et commercialiser du cannabis thérapeutique, un tournant dans l'histoire du plus gros pays producteur au monde, selon l'ONU. Depuis juin 2021, la culture et la transformation du chanvre à des fins médicales, cosmétiques et industrielles sont légalisées dans certaines parties du Royaume. C'est le cas dans la province de Chefchaouen, dans le Rif, au nord du pays, où la nouvelle loi sur la légalisation n'est pas encore arrivée à l'oreille des petits producteurs. C'est le premier épisode de notre reportage dans les montagnes rifaines, une région historique de production de cannabis. La deuxième partie sera consacrée à la vie des petits cultivateurs de cannabis de Chefchaouen. ► À lire aussi: • Le Maroc pourrait légaliser l'usage thérapeutique du cannabis • Le Maroc condamne le trafiquant de drogue Sofiane Hambli à 20 ans de prison

“There's no getting lost when you travel, because you're already there. You're already where you're supposed to be, which is somewhere in this new place.” –Ari Shaffir In this episode of Deviate, which took place at New York City's KGB Bar, Rolf and Ari talk about the premise of Rolf's new book The Vagabond's Way (2:20); why it's important not to postpone one's dream travels to a seemingly more appropriate time of life, and how it's hard for your friends to appreciate and understand your travels when you get home (7:30); how to not let your smartphones and photographs get in the way of your best journey (15:00); how to best decide where to start on a journey, and why allowing yourself to get lost is sometimes the best way to find experiences a place (23:00); why the philosophical concept of "time wealth" is important to Rolf, and how travel allows you to express a unique feeling freedom (31:30); how the The Vagabond's Way is the "spiritual successor" to Vagabonding, and how Rolf keeps travel in conversation with his home life in Kansas (36:00); and how to savor a new place in the moment, even as that place is changing (44:00). Ari Shaffir (@AriShaffir) is a comedian, writer, podcaster, and actor. He is the host of the Skeptic Tank podcast. His new comedy special, JEW, is available on YouTube. Notable Links: Paris Writing Workshops (Rolf's summer creative writing classes) The Vagabond's Way, by Rolf Potts (travel book) Henry Rollins on Ari's podcast Skeptic Tank Commonplace book (method of compiling knowledge) Jasmin Shah (photographer) Wenamun (ancient Egyptian traveler) Matsuo Bashō, (Japanese poet and traveler) On Photography, by Susan Sontag (book) Mentawai people (inhabitants of islands near Sumatra) Cypress Hill (American hip-hop group) Pico Iyer (travel writer) Pagan Holiday, by Tony Perrottet (book) Icelandic Sagas (Nordic historic narratives) Koshary (Egyptian national dish) Chefchaouen (city in Morocco) Tétouan (city in Morocco) Inle Lake (lake in Myanmar) Eddy L. Harris (travel writer) Aosta Valley (region in the Italian Alps) Instagram shot of Rolf's first vagabonding trip Mary Oliver (American poet) Lindsborg, Kansas ("Little Sweden") Lower East Side (neighborhood in Manhattan) Umbria (region in Italy) The Deviate theme music comes from the title track of Cedar Van Tassel's 2017 album Lumber. Note: We don't host a “comments” section, but we're happy to hear your questions and insights via email, at deviate@rolfpotts.com.

"Naysayers can be the biggest obstacle for people who want to travel. Even if they know nothing about a place, they'll think of reasons why you shouldn't go there." --Ari Shaffir In this episode of Deviate, Rolf and Ari discuss how the experience of travel changes as you get older, what it's like to record an interview in public in Paris, and how loneliness compels you to be a better traveler (2:00); what it was like to workshop travel stories in class, and how writing for the page compares to writing for the comedy stage (12:00); Rolf quotes Ari from The Vagabond's Way about why it's OK to get lost when you travel, and what it's like when you wander out of tourist zones in another country (22:30); and how naysayers can preempt your travel ambitions if you listen to them (46:30). Ari Shaffir (@AriShaffir) is a comedian, writer, podcaster, and actor. He is the host of the Skeptic Tank podcast. For more information on Ari, visit his website. Notable Links: Paris Writing Workshops (travel writing class) Luxembourg Garden (park in Paris) The Vagabond's Way (Rolf's newest book) Souvenir, by Rolf Potts (book) Deviate Live in NYC (podcast episode) Thích Nhat Hanh (Buddhist monk) Callback (comedy) Xylia Buros: Nomad (podcast episode) The Book of Delights, by Ross Gay (book) High Times (magazine) Chefchaouen (town in Morocco) Tétouan (city in Morocco) Tataouine (city in Tunisia) Farang (Asian slang for white European) Kathoey (trans identity in Thailand) Boney M (Caribbean pop group) Marco Polo Didn't Go There, by Rolf Potts (book) Felucca (Egyptian boat) Temple of Hatshepsut (Egyptian temple) Dili (city in East Timor) The Deviate theme music comes from the title track of Cedar Van Tassel's 2017 album Lumber. Note: We don't host a “comments” section, but we're happy to hear your questions and insights via email, at deviate@rolfpotts.com.

Joanie Conwell fulfilled a dream in May of 2022, visiting Morocco for two weeks, inspired by the works of Paul Bowles. And she did it as a solo traveller, unaccompanied and through her own planning and research. With a bit of help from Destination Morocco podcast, especially Episode 4!Joanie joins Azdean today to trace her adventure through northern Morocco, starting in Casablanca then staying in Rabat, Tangier, Tetouan, Chefchaouen and Fès.Joanie shares her expenses, including the average nightly cost of her accommodations, recounts special moments with strangers, and gives her views on whether it's a good idea to travel solo to Morocco, and what to expect.A lot of information on the internet seems designed to frighten travellers curious about Morocco. Walking along the shoreline near Hassan II Mosque, observing regular families strolling at the sunset: the reality is much more nuanced than what you read online.You're about to learn:Understanding transportation as a solo traveller. Azdean explains the differences between the petit and big taxis.How Joanie took Azdean's advice to upgrade her basic room to a living room suite with gorgeous views, for only about $25 extra.The price of a 2nd class ticket on the high speed train (Al Boraq) from Rabat to Tangier.Taking a long-distance big taxi ride with six Moroccan strangers.How the price for virtually everything that isn't prepaid is negotiable. Finding a taxi ride that was one-tenth of the original price quoted.How to avoid the touts hassling you to sell bus tickets, and just book online. Or, how to prepare for the touts and get a successful outcome.Joanie's great advice for anyone with dietary restrictions, allergies or other sensitivities to negotiate their way through Morocco (or any Arabic country).This Episode is sponsored by:Travel Anywhere - One stop for all your travel needs.https://www.travelanywhere.travel/Resources Mentioned in this episode:Joanie TravelsJoanie's linksJoanie on InstagramEpisode 4: Scams!Paul Bowles, writer and composerAmerican Legation Museum TangierCap Spartel (Where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic)Follow, Share and Participate:Learn more about the show on our Podcast WebsiteFind beautiful pictures on our Instagram!Help people find us: Leave a Review in Apple PodcastsHelp us grow: Rate us on SpotifyBecome a Guest on the Show!Visit Destination Morocco Travel Agency

L'incendie dans la zone forestière au niveau des communes de Tassift et Talmbout a été « globalement » maîtrisé dans la province de Chefchaouen. Le Premier ministre libyen, Abdul Hamid Dbeibah, a décidé de remplacer le conseil d'administration de la National Oil Corporation (NOC) suite à la crise pétrolière de ces semaines. Le ministre de l'Économie et du Commerce extérieur du gouvernement du régime syrien, Muhammad Samer Al-Khalil, a pris la décision de former le "Conseil d'affaires syro-algérien", environ un mois après un entretien avec le chef du régime, Bachar al-Assad.

Angel Nair and her husband travelled to Morocco in May of 2022, their first time in the country, and the Destination Morocco Podcast was a huge help in preparing them for the journey. She joins Azdean today to talk about her trip and what she learned.Angel shares her perceptions of Morocco, drawn from movies, film locations and cultural expectations, and how those perceptions changed after just two weeks in the country. Although yes, they did explore classic movie locations in Casablanca and elsewhere, they packed so much more into their journey, from Marrakech all the way up to Tangier.Listen to hear her describe watching sunsets next to the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, looking out over the Atlantic Ocean, or from the hills above enchanting Moulay Idriss Zerhoun in northern Morocco, or amongst the magical colours of Chefchaouen.Angel shares how the Destination Morocco episode on Scams helped her immensely, whether at the airport, saving them 200 Dirham as a result, or by avoiding having to pay the charmers in Marrakech to take a snake off her back!And through it all, there's the food! Special and delicious, Angel talks about the many dishes they discovered, from tagines to pastillas, fresh seafood, tangia and even camel burgers.From pleasant surprises to dramatic scenery and wonderful, welcoming people, journey along with Angel as she shares her story with her fellow travellers.You're about to learn:How the hospitality of the people made all the difference.About the empowerment of women in Moroccan society and commerce.What were some of Angel's planning resources.How going with an organized tour helped not just with preparation but also logistics once they were there: baggage, transport, accommodation and more. Although, they were able to add extra independent days onto the beginning and end.What a Moroccan homestay (staying with a local family in their home) is like.What was the most striking difference between each city she visited.Podcast listeners! Destination Morocco is offering a special 8 day guided tour with Azdean, from October 17 to 24, at over $700 off the total price. Click below to learn more:October Morocco Tour, Podcast SpecialThis Episode is sponsored by:Travel Anywhere - One stop for all your travel needs.https://www.travelanywhere.travel/Resources Mentioned in this episode:Angel on Instagram (photos from her trip)Moulay Idriss ZerhounCafe Sofia, ChefchaouenFollow, Share and Participate:Learn more about the show on our Podcast WebsiteFind beautiful pictures on our Instagram!Help people find us: Leave a Review in Apple PodcastsHelp us grow: Rate us on SpotifyBecome a Guest on the Show!Visit Destination Morocco Travel Agency

Kelu Robles y Lucía Guadalupe desgranan todos los detalles prácticos de una ruta de bajo presupuesto de Tánger a Chefchaouen, la perla azul marroquí.

Visitamos dos ciudades bien opuestas: Marrakech y Chefchaouen. ¿Vos qué preferís? Acá te presentamos un lugar caótico y otro un poco más relajado.

Chaque année, une vingtaine de victimes serait dénombrée à cause de chutes dans des puits au Maroc. Le drame de Rayan relance le débat sur les puits clandestins. Comment y mettre fin ? Dans Le Scan, le podcast actu de TelQuel, Landry Benoit reçoit Rachid Haddouz, expert dans le forage et le creusement de puits et Abderrahim Bouazza, président du conseil provincial de Chefchaouen. L'équipe "Le Scan" par TelQuel Média : Ecriture et présentation : Landry Benoit Interview : Manal Zainabi Montage et réalisation : Adam El Harchaoui Archives et sonores : Ibtissam Ouazzani Soutenez un média indépendant. Abonnez-vous à Telquel : https://telquel.ma/abonnement/

*) International efforts to ease Russia-Ukraine tensions intensify World leaders have been speeding up efforts to ease the Russia-Ukraine tensions. French President Emmanuel Macron called for de-escalation as he held talks with Russia's Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin on Monday. Putin hailed France's role in shaping European security. He added that he appreciates Macron's efforts to broker a settlement in the Ukraine crisis. *) Europe in ‘most dangerous' moment since Cold War Europe is facing its most serious security threat since the Cold War, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has warned. He was speaking at a joint news conference in Washington on Monday with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Borrell said they shared "a strong concern" about the situation on Ukraine's borders. He also voiced hope for a diplomatic resolution to the Ukraine standoff with Russia. *) Iraq presidential vote postponed indefinitely amid political deadlock Iraq's parliament has indefinitely postponed a vote for the president after most major political blocs boycotted the session. On Monday afternoon, only a few dozen MPs were in the chamber. The vote had been set for noon. The sweeping no-show deepens a political crisis in the war-scarred country. Almost four months after a general election, it still hasn't chosen a new prime minister. It is the task of the president to formally name a prime minister from the largest bloc in parliament. *) ‘The son of us all': Morocco bids farewell to Rayan Rayan Oram, a five-year-old Moroccan boy who spent five days trapped down a well, has been laid to rest. Hundreds arrived at a cemetery near Rayan's village in Chefchaouen province for his funeral on Monday. "I am over 50 years old and have never seen as many people at a funeral. Rayan is the son of us all," a villager said. The boy had fallen down a dry well last Tuesday, sparking a complex rescue operation. On Saturday night. rescuers reached him as crowds cheered. But the joy turned to grief when authorities announced that the boy was dead. And finally … *) World's glaciers 'contain less ice than thought' Mountain glaciers shrinking due to climate change have been found to be less voluminous than previously understood, according to researchers. This puts millions of people who depend on them for water supply at risk. Researchers published their findings on Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience. The new estimate also lowers the potential contribution of glaciers to sea level rise from about 33 to 26 centimetres (or 13 to 10 inches).

Diggers are racing against time to save a five-year-old boy who survived after falling down a 100ft well shaft in Morocco, but who has now been stuck underground for more than 40 hours.Moroccans were still waiting anxiously on Thursday evening after authorities and firefighters launched the dramatic operation to save the boy from the deep hole, by digging down parallel to the well.Authorities said the mission was nearing its end, with one local news website reporting Thursday afternoon that there was only 30ft (9 metres) of earth left to dig to reach him.The five-year-old, named as Rayan, fell down the narrow 100-foot (32-metre) deep well on Tuesday evening in his home village of Ighran near Bab Berred in the rural northern province of Chefchaouen, local media said.Pictures from the scene today showed multiple diggers delving deep into the earth from multiple directions in order to reach the boy, as small crowds gathered on the edge of the ever-growing pit.☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ https://linktr.ee/jacksonlibon ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ #face #insta #amour #freedom #liberté #Freiheit #take #couple #pourtoi #tiktok #psycho #beyou #near #love #foryou #money #reeĺs #shorts #fyp #tpmp #today #cheri #TikToker #couplegoals #famille #relation #doudou #youtube #twitter #tiktokers #love #reeĺ #short #instagood #follow #like #ouy #oyu #babyshark #lilnasx #girl #happybirthday #movie #nbayoungboy #deviance #autotrader #trading #khan #academy #carter #carguru #ancestry #accords #abc #news #bts #cbs #huru #bluebook #socialmedia #whatsapp #music #google #photography #memes #marketing #india #followforfollowback #likeforlikes #a #insta #fashion #k #trending #digitalmarketing #covid #o #snapchat #socialmediamarketing

C'est l'affaire qui a bouleversé le Maroc et le monde. Le décès tragique du petit Rayan, 5 ans, tombé dans un puits sauvage dans la région de Chefchaouen a ému le monde entier. Dans Le Scan, le podcast d'actualité de TelQuel, Landry Benoit reçoit Réda Mhasni, psychoclinicien, pour parler des impacts psychologiques de cette histoire. L'équipe "Le Scan" par TelQuel Média :  Ecriture et présentation : Landry Benoit Montage et réalisation : Adam El Harchaoui Archives et sonores : Ibtissam Ouazzani Soutenez un média indépendant. Abonnez-vous à Telquel : https://telquel.ma/abonnement/

Diggers race against time to save boy, five, who SURVIVED falling into 100ft well in Morocco    Moroccans were still waiting anxiously on Thursday evening as authorities launched the rescue operation.    Officials said there was about 30 feet left to dig before the rescuers could reach the five-year-old boy.    He is said to have fallen down the 100ft well on Tuesday, and has now been trapped there for over 40 hours.    Rescuers were unable to reach him down the narrow shaft, so were forced to launch a digging operation.    Pictures and video from the scene showed multiple diggers delving deep into the earth to reach the boyDiggers are racing against time to save a five-year-old boy who survived after falling down a 100ft well shaft in Morocco, but who has now been stuck underground for more than 40 hours.Moroccans were still waiting anxiously on Thursday evening after authorities and firefighters launched the dramatic operation to save the boy from the deep hole, by digging down parallel to the well.Authorities said the mission was nearing its end, with one local news website reporting Thursday afternoon that there was only 30ft (9 metres) of earth left to dig to reach him.The five-year-old, named as Rayan, fell down the narrow 100-foot (32-metre) deep well on Tuesday evening in his home village of Ighran near Bab Berred in the rural northern province of Chefchaouen, local media said.Pictures from the scene today showed multiple diggers delving deep into the earth from multiple directions in order to reach the boy, as small crowds gathered on the edge of the ever-growing pit.Meanwhile, footage showed rescuers sending cameras down the well's shaft to monitor the boy's situation.Pictured: Moroccan authorities and firefighters work to get five-year-old child Rayan out of a well into which he fell after 40 hours earlier, on February 3, 2022 in the region of Chefchaouen near the city of Bab Berred.Pictured: The hole of a well is seen in the foreground where the boy is said to have fallen 100ft, while in the background diggers work from multiple angles in an attempt to rescue him.Residents watch in concern as civil defence and local authorities dig in a hill as they attempt to rescue a 5 year old boy who fell into a hole near the town of Bab Berred near Chefchaouen, Morocco, Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022Emergency services attempt to rescue five-year-old from 100-foot wellPictured: Video showing rescue workers sending cables down into the well in an attempt to reach the boy who has fallen to the bottomOn Thursday local media reported that he had taken food and water that was dropped down to him using a rope.  According to reports by Morocco's official MAP news agency, rescue workers have used five bulldozers to dig a hole parallel to the well and will hope to break through into where the boy is to rescue him.The well's diameter narrows as it descends, from 18 inches (45 centimeters) at the top, preventing rescuers from going down themselves to bring him up, a lead rescuer told state TV Al Oul.  Local officials said rescue workers have so far reached 62 feet (19 meters) in an attempt to reach the boy. 'The child's rescue is approaching,' government spokesman Mustapha Baitas said Thursday. 'Our hearts are with the family, and we are praying that he will back with them as soon as possible.'The shaft was too narrow for rescuers to reach the bottom, so heavy diggers were dispatched to dig a hole alongside it.On Thursday afternoon, news website Le360 said that 'only nine metres' (30 foot) remained to be dug 'that will allow rescuers to reach the boy'.The MAP news agency said rescuers had been able to send him oxygen and water via pipes.Moroccans were still waiting anxiously on Thursday evening after authorities and firefighters launched the dramatic operation to save the boy from the deep well. Authorities tonight said the mission was nearing its end.Pictured: Moroccan authorities and firefighters work to get five-year-old child Rayan out of a well into which he fell after around 40 hours earlier, on February 3, 2022.Pictures and video from the scene today showed multiple diggers delving deep into the earth from multiple directions in order to reach the boy, as small crowds gathered on the edge of the ever-growing pit.The shaft that the boy fell down on Tuesday was too narrow for rescuers to reach the bottom, so heavy diggers were dispatched to dig a hole alongside it. It has been over 40 hours since the boy fell.Camera equipment used to track five-year-old boy trapped in Morocco well.Pictured: Video captured of a screen showing a camera's footage as it was lowered down into the well where the boy fell 100ft. The shaft was too narrow for rescuers to go down themselves, so they were forced to dig down the side of the well in an attempt to reach the boyRayan's father told Le360 he had been repairing the well when the boy fell into it.Lead rescuer Abdelhabi Temrani told Al Oula television that the diameter of the well was less than 45 centimetres.Baitas said the nature of the soil meant it was too dangerous to try to widen the hole, meaning major excavations around it were the only solution.The drama has sparked an outpouring of sympathy online, with the Arabic hashtag #SaveRayan going viral across the North African region, including in neighbouring Algeria. 'The heart of every Moroccan is with this angel,' one person wrote on Twitter.On Thursday afternoon, news website Le360 said that 'only nine metres' (30 foot) remained to be dug 'that will allow rescuers to reach the boy'.Residents watch in concern as civil defense and local authorities dig in a hill as they attempt to rescue a 5 year old boy who fell into a hole near the town of Bab Berred near Chefchaouen, Morocco, Thursday, Feb. 3, 2022.Rescue operations are underway by Moroccan authorities and firefighters to get five-year-old child Reyan out of a well into which he fell some two days earlier, in the region of Chefchaouen near the city of Bab Berred, Morocco, 03 February 2022Five-year-old boy trapped in 100ft well in Morocco for 40 hoursThe boy's fate has also attracted crowds of people to the site of the operation, putting pressure on rescuers operating in 'difficult conditions', Baitas said.'We call on citizens to let the rescuers do their job and save this child,' he said.Authorities have also prepared a helicopter to take the child to hospital once he is extracted, national news channel 2M said.The case has drawn comparisons to the case of Jessica McClure Morales, famously known as Baby Jessica, who fell into a well in her aunt's backyard in Midland, Texas, in October 1987 at the age of 18 months.For 58 hours, rescuers worked to successfully free her from the 22-foot (6.7 metre) deep well.   As in Rayan's case, rescuers decided to dig in parallel to the well where Jessica was lodged because, with an 8-inch (20cm) well opening, it was too narrow for them to simply drop down and reach her. They then drilled another horizontal cross-tunnel to reach her - but not without difficulty. Rescuers found that the well was surrounded by rock and the local oil drillers and rescuers' jackhammers could not hit through. The horizontal tunnel was eventually created through the use of waterjet cutting, an industrial tool which uses an extremely high-pressure of water and an abrasive substance to cut through rock. Jessica was finally rescued when paramedic Robert O'Donnell inched his way into the tunnel and pulled the toddler free from her awkward position pinned inside the well with one leg above her forehead.When rescuers finally brought her to the surface, she was covered with dirt and bruises, and her right palm was stuck to her face. When rescuers finally brought her to the surface, Baby Jessica was covered with dirt and bruises, and her right palm was stuck to her face.Baby Jessica lost a toe to gangreneAs in Rayan's case, rescuers decided to dig in parallel to the well where Jessica was lodged because, with an 8-inch (20cm) well opening, it was too narrow for them to simply drop down and reach her. They then drilled another horizontal cross-tunnel to reach her - but not without difficultyJessica, now 35, has said in the past that she has little memory of being wedged in the pipe or of the 15 operations that followed her ordeal.A scar from her hairline to the bridge of her nose is still visible however where her head rubbed against the wall of the well. Jessica also lost a toe to gangrene because one leg was pinned above her head in the underground shaft.☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ https://linktr.ee/jacksonlibon ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#face #insta #amour #freedom #liberté #Freiheit #take #couple #pourtoi #tiktok #psycho #beyou #near #love #foryou #money #reeĺs #shorts #fyp #tpmp #today #cheri #TikToker #couplegoals #famille #relation #doudou #youtube #twitter #tiktokers #love #reeĺ #short #instagood #follow #like #ouy #oyu #babyshark #lilnasx #girl #happybirthday #movie #nbayoungboy #deviance #autotrader #trading #khan #academy #carter #carguru #ancestry #accords #abc #news #bts #cbs #huru #bluebook #socialmedia #whatsapp #music #google #photography #memes #marketing #india #followforfollowback #likeforlikes #a #insta #fashion #k #trending #digitalmarketing #covid #o #snapchat #socialmediamarketing

Our latest destination is the ultimate Instagram pic in a place you've never heard of. In a small corner of the world there's more to discover then you first thought. Let's take a dive in and see what there is. Check out the amazing photos taken by others over on Instagram.Don't forget to check us out on medium, where you can get the same quality content just in a new and exciting package. Check out all the extras over on the website. 

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Join Hicham and me as we talk about Morocco, a country full of adventures, diverse landscapes, exotic culture and foods, and even Roman ruins. We'll touch on the beautiful cities like Fes, Marrakech, and Chefchaouen and the more remote areas like the Atlas Mountains and the Merzouga Desert.   We'll talk about active options your teens will love like sandboarding, surfing, biking, and rock climbing, and cultural experiences they'll love too. We'll explain what a riad, medina, souk, and casbah are. And we'll highlight favorite and new hotels and the most magical spots to go glamping in the desert.   Visit truvaytravel.com/19 for a video of today's show and additional resources.

Wander though a mountain town full of blue, every cobblestone lane a different hue. This is Morocco's most distinct destination, a glorious ode to colour and tradition. Then explore Morocco's artisanal heart, Meknes, an imperial capital that continues to stay off the tourist radar. Join your host Stephen Bailey in discovering this corner of Morocco, on an evocative journey that also includes Roman ruins and an Islamic pilgrimage site.

En Hipopótamos hemos recorrido muchas historias. Hemos vagado por muchos desiertos durante estas dos temporadas. Pero lo que tenemos claro, es que siempre nos detendremos en los oasis (incluso si a veces los confundimos con espejismos) que el arte, el cine, la literatura y la música nos brinda. Centrándonos en desiertos, literales y metafóricos, arrancamos poniendo banda sonora a una novela gráfica como El estado eléctrico, centrándonos en ese afán por huir del desierto, y en cómo el desierto va ganándonos terreno, consumiendo todo cuanto encuentra a su paso. En esa lucha por evitarlo nos trasladamos a Las Tablas de Daimiel y a la zona sur del desierto del Sahara. El desierto es como un corazón ingrato, y así lo ilustramos con las historias en paralelo de Santa Catalina y de la Difunta Correa, mientras escuchamos a Roberto Murolo. También entramos a vivir en las haimas bereber, en una historia personal en Chefchaouen y en lo que nos cuenta la película Timbuktu, en un relato profundamente humano en medio del desierto. Un terreno tan vasto y árido es capaz de inspirar grandes obras, como el enorme proyecto de James Turrell en Arizona. Pero además, ha visto cómo el cine se ha adueñado de sus paisajes durante décadas, y es así como el Desierto de Tabernas es historia viva de Hollywood, a pesar de estar a diez mil kilómetros de distancia. En otro relato en paralelo, conoceremos más sobre Jane Bowles, sobre una búsqueda para encontrarla en un lugar inesperado, y sobre la película que adaptó la obra de Paul Bowles, El cielo protector, y su constante hora mágica. Ha sido un viaje largo y repleto de emociones, algunas risas, música e historias que de una u otra forma nos han calado hondo. Cerramos esta temporada de Hipopótamos con la satisfacción del que regresa de una larga travesía, o del que encuentra un oasis en medio de un enorme desierto. Las dunas van borrando nuestras huellas, pero en el recuerdo quedan todas las historias que nos han acompañado desde la ciénaga de los Hipopótamos, así es como cogeremos fuerzas y nuevas ideas, porque mañana todo vuelve a empezar.

Le ministère de la Santé a annoncé ce mercredi 386 nouvelles contaminations au Covid-19 recensées au cours des dernières 24 heures. Ce bilan porte à 522.389 le nombre total des cas d'infection enregistrés dans le Royaume depuis l'apparition du premier cas en mars 2020, soit un taux d'incidence cumulée de 1433,3 pour 100.000 habitants (0,6 pour 100.000 habitants durant les dernières 24 heures). Le département a également fait savoir que, depuis le lancement de la campagne nationale le 29 janvier dernier, la première dose du vaccin a été administrée à 9.354.932 personnes alors que 6.687.738 citoyens ont reçu la 2e dose. Dans le classement par régions en nombre d'infections enregistrées au cours des dernières 24 heures, Casablanca-Settat occupe la tête du Top 5 avec 178 cas, suivie de Rabat-Salé-Kénitra avec 50 nouveaux cas. Souss-Massa et Marrakech-Safi occupent la 3e et la 4e position avec respectivement 32 et 28 nouveaux cas alors que la région de Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma ferme le Top 5 avec 26 nouvelles infections. Dans le classement journalier par villes, le Top 5 est composé de Casablanca (147 cas), Agadir-Ida Outanane (23 cas), Marrakech (22 cas), Rabat (20 cas) et Tanger-Asilah (19 cas). Le ministère a également dénombré 298 patients déclarés complètement rétablis au cours des dernières 24 heures, soit un taux de rémission de 97,6%. A ce titre, le nombre total des rémissions a atteint à ce jour 509.958 cas. Dans le même intervalle, 3 personnes ont perdu la vie Casablanca des suites du Covid-19, ce qui porte le bilan total des décès à 9.190 cas, alors que le taux de létalité reste stabilisé à 1,8%. Ces décès sont survenus dans les villes suivantes : Sidi Kacem (2), Safi (1) et Tanger-Asilah (1). Par ailleurs, le nombre des tests réalisés durant les dernières 24 heures a atteint 9.896 portant ainsi à 6.070.731 le total des tests effectués à ce jour dans le Royaume. Pour sa part, le nombre des cas actifs s'établit aujourd'hui à 3.241 personnes, dont 203 cas sévères ou critiques (soit 13 cas recensés durant les dernières 24 heures), parmi lesquels 9 sont placés sous intubation. Voici dans le détail la répartition géographique des 386 nouveaux cas par régions et provinces 178 cas à Casablanca-Settat : 147 à Casablanca, 10 à Nouaceur, 7 à Mohammedia, 4 à El Jadida, 3 à Berrechid, 3 à Mediouna, 2 à Sidi Bennour, 1 à Settat et 1 à Benslimane. 50 cas à Rabat-Salé-Kénitra : 20 à Rabat, 12 à Skhirat-Témara, 11 à Salé, 5 à Kénitra, 1 à Sidi Kacem et 1 à Sidi Slimane. 32 cas à Souss-Massa : 23 à Agadir-Ida Outanane, 6 à Inzegane-Aït Melloul, 2 à Tiznit et 1 à Chtouka-Aït Baha. 28 cas à Marrakech-Safi : 22 à Marrakech, 2 à Safi, 2 à Essaouira, 1 à El Kelâa Des Sraghna et 1 à Al Haouz. 26 cas à Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma : 19 à Tanger-Asilah, 5 à Chefchaouen, 4 à M'Diq-Fnideq et 1 à Tétouan. 21 cas à Fès-Meknès : 10 à Fès, 4 à Sefrou, 4 à Meknès et 3 à Taza. 16 cas à Drâa-Tafilalet : La totalité à Errachidia. 13 cas à Laâyoune-Sakia El Hamra : 8 à Laâyoune et 5 à Tarfaya. 10 cas à Dakhla-Oued Eddahab : La Totalité à Oued Eddahab. 5 cas dans L'Oriental : 2 à Berkane, 2 à Guercif et 1 à Oujda-Angad. 5 cas à Beni Mellal-Khénifra : 3 à Khouribga, 1 à Beni Mellal et 1 à Fquih Bensaleh. 2 cas à Guelmim-Oued Noun : La totalité à Guelmim. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aziz-mustaphi/message

Secondo Episodio di Vamonos! Siamo in Marocco, più precisamente partiremo alla scoperta di Marrakech, Fez, con un mordi e fuggi a Rabat e Chefchaouen. Pronti a perdervi nel vicolo delle lampade del Souk, a passare una notte sotto le stelle del deserto, e ad esplorare le dune a bordo di un quad? Vamonos!

Episode 34: Aujourd'hui direction Tanger au Maroc. Dans cet épisode j'ai invitée ma copine Nikky avec qui j'ai été à Tanger le temps d'un week-end. Nous avons visité plusieurs villes Tetouan, Chefchaouen et enfin Tanger. Nous parlons de notre ressenti, nos expériences, nos rencontres et de la gastronomie locale. Un voyage riche en émotions que nous partageons avec vous avec plaisir. Il est vrai que l'on se questionne avant de partir dans certains pays quand nous sommes noir.e.s. Nous précisons bien qu'il s'agit de notre expérience et qu'elle ne fait en aucun cas foi pour tout le monde. Si tu veux suivre Nikky : instagram.com/queen_bobby_55 Bonne écoute. J'espère te donner envie d'explorer des lieux dont on parle peu. Si tu aimes mon univers n'hésite pas à rejoindre notre famille vagabonde. La vidéo en lien avec cet épisode sera disponible prochainement. Pour contribuer au podcast: patreon.com/curlysaltytravel Pour me laisser un pourboire: utip.io/curlysaltytravel ------------------------------ Retrouve moi sur instagram: instagram.com/curlysaltytravel Tu peux aussi t'abonner au blog pour recevoir des informations pour mieux t'organiser afin de voyager. Le blog: curlysaltytravel.com ---------------------------------------- Prochain épisode dimanche dès 7 heures (heure de France) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/curlysaltytravel/message

Les agriculteurs du cannabis de la province de Chefchaouen ont été pris au dépourvu par le projet de légalisation de leur principale source de revenu. L'impact environnemental, le prix, la collecte et la concurrence font craindre le pire. Voyage dans la région avec Rachid Hallaouy et Jassim Ahdani 

La Direction générale de la météorologie (DGM) a annoncé jeudi que de fortes averses orageuses et chute de neige sont attendues du vendredi au dimanche dans plusieurs provinces du Royaume. Des fortes averses orageuses de niveau de vigilance orange (20 à 35 mm) sont prévues ce vendredi de 07h à 18h dans les provinces d'Essaouira, Tanger, Larache, Safi, Casablanca et El Jadida, a précisé la DGM dans un bulletin météorologique spécial. Le même phénomène (30 à 50 mm) concernera du vendredi à 18h à samedi à 10h les provinces d'Azilal, Beni Mellal, Khouribga, Khénifra, Chichaoua, Al Haouz, Taounate et Khémisset, fait savoir la même source. Selon le bulletin d'alerte, ces averses pourront être accompagnées localement par des chutes de grêle et des averses pourront être localement fortes (de 50 à 70 mm) le samedi sur les provinces de Tétouan, Chefchaouen, El Hoceima, Tanger, Asilah, M'diq-Fnideq, Driouech et Fahs-Anjra. Par ailleurs, des rafales de vent parfois assez fortes (50 à 70 mm) intéresseront les vendredi et samedi les plaines Centre, les provinces Sud, la Méditerranée et l'Oriental. Des chutes de neige sont prévues à partir de 1.500 m de niveau de vigilance orange (15 à 30 cm en 24 heures), sont attendues du vendredi à 15h au dimanche dans les provinces d'Al Haouz, Azilal, Midelt, Béni Mellal, Ifrane, Boulemane, Errachidia, Ouarzazate et Tinghir. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aziz-mustaphi/message

Harper met a goat farmer in Morocco who took her and her boyfriend on a most unexpected journey.  It was an experience that shall forever remain secret. ACORN.TV  Get your first 30 days free by going to acorn.tv with promo code SECRET.  DIPSEA  Get a 30 day free trial when you go to DipseaStories.com/SECRET.  FUNCTION OF BEAUTY Function of Beauty is the world leader in customizable beauty, offering precise formulations for your hair’s specific needs. FunctionofBeauty.com/​secret to get 20% off your order.  PICTURES  See Harper and Matias in Chefchaouen, the Moroccan village rinsed in blue.  See Harper smoking, and her view of the village from their mountain chill spot just before they met the goat farmer. They are all waiting for you on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.  Handle: @secretroompod.   THE SECRET ROOM | UNLOCKED  We have twin episodes again for you! First up out takes and convo with Harper.  She tells us what the villagers in Chefchaouen told her when she asked why the city is painted blue. And in another episode Susie Lark interviews a woman who got mixed up in the fascinating world of Financial Domination, and it might not have been all her choice. The Secret Room | Unlocked is yours when you support your favorite indie podcast that could with a membership at patreon.com/secretroom.  ALL OUR SPONSORS  See all our sponsors past and present, and their offers, many of which are still valid: secretroompodcast.com/codes  FACEBOOK DISCUSSION GROUP  There's even more fun at The Secret Room Podcast Facebook Discussion Page!  Just ask to join, all are welcome. :)  PODCAST TEAM Producers: Susie Lark and Luna Patel.  Hashtag Flipper: Alessandro Nigro.  Sound Engineer: Chet.  Music and Theme: Breakmaster Cylinder.  YOUR SECRET  Do you have a secret to share?  Click "Share a secret" at secretroompod.com.  LISTENER SURVEY Take our Listener Survey at SecretRoomPod.com! 

Myriam – ou Anaëlle, car elle se débat encore avec son prénom de France et son prénom du Maroc, s’est installée avec sa sœur dans le pays de son père, comme une évidence, il y a deux ans. Elle s’est ainsi rapprochée de racines qu’elle trouvait méconnues et méprisées en France, pour autant le quotidien de « repat » et d’entrepreneure n’est pas simple. Et surtout, le retour ne règle pas forcément la question de l’identité et du sentiment d’appartenance. Comment enfin s’intégrer et ne plus être la « gwer » ? Une histoire complexe racontée tout en douceur.

Have you ever wanted to road trip around Morocco? Sheila G. and Shiva S. talk about their 8-day Moroccan road trip through Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, Chefchaouen, and Marrakech.

It's the most mentioned destination in TripCast360 history - Listen to part 1 of a 10-day journey to Morocco with our guest, the director of WanderLust Voyages Travel, Megan Lower. Lower and her husband, travel manager Belghit Babat, a Moroccan native specialize in tours to one of the world's most sought after travel designation. This journey starts in Casablanca and takes you to Rabat, Asilah, Tangier, Chefchaouen, and Meknes. We discuss everything from the rich history and ancient ruins of Morocco to beach resorts and off the beaten path places that are sure to leave you awe struck. Please join us at tripcast360.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

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On a rooftop in the Atlas mountains of Africa, Im surprised to find two all Americans, Colin and Riley from Wisconsin

072 Adventures in Morocco : Marrakesh, Chefchaouen, the Sahara & Atlas Mountains and more! Our visit to Morocco today focuses on the exotic culture as well as hiking in the Atlas Mountains. We take a camel trek in the Sahara Desert.  We visit Marrakesh, Chefchaouen, Casablanca, and Berber villages.  We take a cooking class, take a night street food tour, explore a Kasbah, watch craftsmen make their wares, such as wool rugs, tanned leather goods, mosaic tile work and pottery.  We tour a massive mosque in Casablanca. I interview our guide, Chama, about what it’s like to be a modern Berber Muslim woman in Morocco, and as a hiking and cycling guide for her native country. I tell you about how I chose the wrong tour company for me and what I would recommend for you.  We talk about safety and other hints on enjoying your visit.  You can also check out my companion podcast episode, the Adventure Travel Show podcast, where I did a show on How To Choose a Tour Company, which covers all the research I did to make sure I don’t make the same expensive mistake in the future.  Get details and listen to this show here. MOROCCO PICS AND DETAILS : See loads of colorful photos and get more details HERE. Get my Monthly NewsletterHERE.  You will also get my once a monthemail with all new travel planners (also free) along with any tips, etc.  Once you are a member, you are entitled to all previous Travel Planners – just email me and I’ll send it to you!  No spam promise and you can unsubscribe anytime. Kit Parks Host of the Active Travel Adventures and the Adventure Travel Show podcasts Kit … [at] …ActiveTravelAdventures.com (you know how to adjust this – Got to keep out the spammersJ The Podcasts: Subscribe to Active Travel Adventures podcast HERE Subscribe to the Adventure Travel Show podcast HERE Visit the websites to see all of our adventures, great photos and more below: https://activetraveladventures.com https://adventuretravelshowpodcast.com CONNECT WITH ME! Instagram Pinterest Facebook Facebook Group Twitter  

 This week on Out of Office: A Travel Podcast, the boys take us through one of their patented destination guides. This time, Kiernan heads to Morocco and discusses the must-sees and maybe-misses in Casablanca, Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains, Fes, Chefchaouen, and Volubilis. From epic mosques to ancient universities to Roman ruins, this week’s episode will have you booking your tickets to Morocco ASAP. Things we talked about in today’s podcast: Morrocan robe Djellaba or Jellaba https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djellaba  Casablanca: Hassan II Mosque https://www.mosquee-hassan2.com/en/ Marrakech: Jemaa el-Fnaa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jemaa_el-Fnaa Marrakech: Kutubiyya Mosque https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kutubiyya_Mosque Marrakech: Saadian Tombs https://www.morocco.com/attractions/saadian-tombs/ Marrakech: El Badi Palace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Badi_Palace Marrakech: Bahia Palace https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahia_Palace Marrakech: Le Jardin Secret https://www.lejardinsecretmarrakech.com/en/ Marrakech: Jardin Majorelle https://jardinmajorelle.com/ang/ Marrakech: Riad L’Orangeraie http://www.riadorangeraie.com/ Atlas Mountains: Toubkal National Park https://visitmarrakech.com/discover-marrakech/gardens/toubkal-national-park Toubkal Peaks Trekking Company http://toubkal-peaks.com/ Fes: Chouara Tanneries https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chouara_Tannery Fes: University of al-Qarawiyyin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_al-Qarawiyyin Fes: Riad Laaroussa https://riad-laaroussa.com/ Chefchaouen: The Blue City https://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/04/travel/a-stroll-by-the-casbah-in-northern-morocco.html Volubilis: Roman ruins https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/836/  Paul Rand Minute Man Poster http://blog.baselinemagazine.com/events/paul-rand-pioneer-by-design/  Listen to past episodes at: https://outofofficepod.com/ Follow us on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/ooopodcast/

Mon invité est une pile d’Energie, passionné de Technologie et d’Entreprenariat et si notre conversation part, par moments, dans tous les sens, cela ne fait que révéler son exceptionnel engagement et enthousiasme pour ces sujets. Il est le premier dans son entourage à Chefchaouen à suivre un parcours d’ingénieur d’Etat et entrainera d’autres camarades dans son sillage Il cofonde le JUG (Java Users Group) avec un petit Groupe de Geeks Java et lance la conférence annuelle JMAGHREB, évènement fédérateur des développeurs de la communauté Java. Sa vision : positionner le Maroc comme centre d’excellence en développement et mieux valoriser l’image du développeur. La première édition réunira lors de sa première édition 700 personnes et une trentaine de conférenciers internationaux. De son propre aveu,  " L’organisation d’un évènement de cette envergure équivaut à plusieurs mariages ! " Rien n’arrête Badr dans sa carrière d’Expert Technologique, où il part par exemple pour une intervention sous haute protection en Egypte, en plein printemps arabe. Persévérant, Il sacrifie congés et puise dans son porte-monnaie pour participer aux conférences internationales et tisser des relations personnelles avec les membres influents de la communauté. La qualité des intervenants et du contenu font que pour la 4 ème édition, Stephan Janssen, fondateur de Devoxx https://www.devoxx.com, « la messe des développeurs », contacte Badr pour dupliquer le modèle et  lancer la plus grande conférence Devoxx en MEA   https://www.devoxx.ma/ Avec un appétit insatiable pour les challenges, Badr se lance alors dans l’entreprenariat et son projet pour créer XHUB https://x-hub.io/ société de conseil et d’expertise en nouvelles technologies avec 3 idées clés : Créer le Hub Idéal de rencontre pour les Talents IT et les projets TECH Mettre en avant la Culture startup et problem solving  Etre toujours à l’état de l’art en pratiques et technologies La structure démarre avec 2 startups :Peaqock Financials et agridata-consulting.com. Sa notoriété grandissante auprès de la communauté des Développeurs, notamment grâce à DEVOXX, l’aide à repérer et recruter les jeunes talents. XHUB devient rapidement un Groupe international en s’appuyant sur le Réseau de Badr en Espagne et à Montréal Les références inspirantes : James Gosling, fondateur du langage Java  Life is either a daring Adventure or anothing at all ! Helen Keller Sourde, muette, aveugle. : Histoire de ma vie https://livremoi.ma/index.php/search/standard/view/gencod/9782228894135/  Take the risk or lose the chance https://youtu.be/40Lx2UX0VVM Reinventing Organizations (Frédéric Laloux) https://www.amazon.fr/Reinventing-Organizations-communautés-travail-inspirées/dp/2354561059/ The Open Organization (Jim WHITEHURST CEO de RED HAT): Igniting Passion and Performance https://www.amazon.fr/Open-Organization-Igniting-Passion-Performance-ebook/dp/B00O92Q6CQ/

Giorno 2: a Nord del Marocco,da Chefchaouen a Fes, in viaggio nelle montagne dell'Atlante!

Renay Weir is an Australian expat living in Chefchaouen, Morocco. She runs a travel, tour operation called The Chaouen Insider. Renay and I met on my recent travels through Morocco. In this episode we speak extensively about Morocco's blue city. Check out Renay: www.thechaoueninsider.com https://www.facebook.com/thechaoueninsider/ https://www.instagram.com/thechaoueninsider/ Support TVTV on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

Foi uma blog trip que me levou ao norte de Marrocos e, em 4 dias, conheci Fez, Chefchaouen, Tetouan e Tânger. Neste Notas de Viagem vão conhecer os locais que não podem perder, dicas a seguir e todo o feeling das terras marroquinas. Se gostarem do podcast (como tenho a certeza que vão gostar), podem sempre encontrar mais informação sobre Marrocos em https://marleneonthemove.com/pt/?s=marrocos . Sigam também o Notas de Viagem para não perderem um episódio!

In this episode, we talk about our six day itinerary through Morocco including Casablanca, Rabat, Fez, Chefchaouen, and Tanger. We talk about the good, the bad, and everything in between in this country that really surprised us with what it has to offer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travel-couple-podcast/message

Today’s guest is Mohssin Chuliko. Chuliko is the owner of Morocco’s No Worries Tours, a private touring company in Morocco. He is also a chef at his family’s restaurant in Chefchaouen, Morocco. Today we discuss what lead him into the tourism industry, how he became a chef, and how he learned six different languages as […] The post Mohssin Chuliko – Ep 14 appeared first on One Creativity & Design.

We talk with Tamara Gruber of we3travel.com and The Vacation Mavens Podcast (go check 'em out) about her recent 12 day trip to Morocco. We cover Casablanca, Marrakesh, Fes, Chefchaouen, camping and sandboarding in the Sahara Desert, culture, food, the Moroccan national sport of negotiating, and all sorts of other things that you may not know about Morocco. Enjoy! Useful Links: www.we3travel.com www.thecassettecompany.com - promo code trip for 20% off www.anchor.fm --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we kick off a multi-part series of travelogue-style episodes to walk you through my 2018 Morocco Tour & Workshop. Details on blog: https://mbp.ac/641 Music by Martin Bailey

This week we kick off a multi-part series of travelogue-style episodes to walk you through my 2018 Morocco Tour & Workshop. Details on blog: https://mbp.ac/641 Music by Martin Bailey

This week's podcast is a video slideshow showcasing Morocco, with some fifty or so images from last year's Tour & Workshop. Full-sized video on blog: https://mbp.ac/628 Music by Martin Bailey.

This week's podcast is a video slideshow showcasing Morocco, with some fifty or so images from last year's Tour & Workshop. Full-sized video on blog: https://mbp.ac/628 Music by Martin Bailey.

If you remember, I last left you at the end of Part 1 getting off a hot, crowded bus which took me from Tetouen, Morocco to… Chechaouen, Morocco. It turns out that not all “ouens” are the same. I'm getting off the bus when I see a seated Islamic man dressed in all white, staring intently at me. He has a computer in his lap, and it's not too long after 9/11. He points at me and I'm…. terrified… expecting the explosive worst…. only to find out that he's pointing at my blue plastic CD player which I've left in my seat. “Shokrun”, I say, “thank you”, the only word I know in Arabic, as I get off the bus, the victim of my own racial profiling. http://erictrules.com/episode34

In this special episode of the podcast, Ralph talks with Ugo about his latest trip to that wonderful country, Morocco.You can follow Ralph along his itinerary, from Casablanca to Marrakech, as we describe some of the best spots the country has to offer, including Chefchaouen, Fes, the Erg Chebbi desert, Aït Ben-Haddou, and the Atlas mountains.Listen closely if you want to get the best tips about touring and photographing this fascinating destination.LinksMystical Morocco – Photo Enrichment AdventuresUrban Morocco: Rabat, Fez, Meknes and Chefchaouen – Ugo Cei Photography See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This adventure — is about my trip to Morocco, after I finish my travels in Andalucia. I take a boat from the southeastern tip of Spain's port, Algeciras, across the Strait of Gibralta, to the northern-most tip of Africa, Ceuta, still Spanish territory… until I cross the Spanish-Moroccan border – by foot – and end up in Tetouan…. Morocco… at the base of the Atlas Mountains. This is not your typical tourist trip to Tangier, Fez, Marrakesh, or Casablanca, but more like a Paul Theroux personal odyssey to see the green cannabis fields and rising moon over…. Chefchaouen. http://erictrules.com/episode32

Having just completed my first tour of Morocco, today we start a short series of travelogues to walk you through our antics in this wonderful land. Details on blog: https://mbp.ac/595 Music by Martin Bailey

Having just completed my first tour of Morocco, today we start a short series of travelogues to walk you through our antics in this wonderful land. Details on blog: https://mbp.ac/595 Music by Martin Bailey

We’re back for Season Five with lots of fun stuff to tell you! First -- tune in for a BIG announcement about our next Great Love Getaway in Puerto Vallarta, and then head to our vacation page to find out how to join us on the trip. This week’s show is a story-filled recap of everything we learned on our anniversary trip to Morocco, Spain + Portugal in September. Adventure lovers will learn from our silly mistakes and seasoned travelers will laugh at all the ridiculous blunders... A must-listen for anyone who missed our insta-stories and is dying to hear (or willing to tolerate) the full rundown.   Meanwhile -- we’re so excited to be back for another season and thank you so much to our generous Great Love Gang who is making this show possible! Find out how to get involved on the support page of our site and don’t forget to come hang out on twitter and instagram while you listen! QUICK BITES: Check out the highlights of our Summer Travel Series for the full itinerary and all of our BEST adventure tips. If Tomorrow Gerard has a problem, then Tomorrow Jessie has a problem too. (Unfortunately, Today Gerard likes to save money without thinking of the consequences and that can sometimes cause a lot of problems for both of them.) Jessie’s new favorite travel sleeping contraption is called a trtl pillow and the irony of that name is not lost on either one of us. The Peppers packed for two whole weeks in just two tiny carry-ons! Proof that when you pair a stylist with an actuary, they can combine their packing powers for the good of suitcases everywhere. Our trip to The Blue City of Chefchaouen got cancelled after a rough night on the overnight train. Jessie’s refuses to rest her head on any questionable surfaces so she MacGuyvered herself a sleeping situation using some extra flat sheets and her trusty leather backpack. Who doesn’t love sleeping on a mattress that reminds you of a greasy-spoon diner booth?! (Jessie doesn’t. In case that isn’t clear from the episode or the sarcasm of this question.) If you ever find yourself on the coast of Central Portugal, please go try the buttered cheese and pesto from Azenhas do Mar. If you ever find yourself eating too much buttered cheese at Azenhas do Mar, we recommend chasing it with a digestive enzyme and a couple of charcoal pills. Despite any rumors you may have heard, Jessie has NOT switched over to Team Nap. Gerard hates to leave a country with their local currency, so Jessie has gotten quite good at spending it out to the very last dirham. Lessons From Our Anniversary Adventure:  Sometimes it’s ok to pay a little extra money to fly direct. We could all probably stand to do a lot less laundry in our lives Switzerland is really expensive. Never force your wife to ride on an overnight train in Morocco. It’s always ok to change your plans in the middle of the trip. Sometimes it’s worth it to go with the flow and change your plans at the last minute. Never ever (4x) travel without antibacterial wipes. The world isn’t going to end if you occasionally indulge in really good bread while on vacation. Check the weather before you go on special excursions, and be flexible on dates in order to make it work. The world would be a better place if everyone anchored their days around a siesta. Always change your money to the local currency if you want to get the best exchange rate. Getting outside your typical routine is a great way to experience special moments with your partner. TRIGGER QUESTIONS:  Which is worse? Being stuck in a small airplane seat for a short amount of time OR having extra leg room in a big seat for a really long flight with lots of layovers? What is your all time favorite food indulgence that you reserve especially for travel or other special occasions. Where is the best spot in your neighborhood to take a blanket and a bottle of wine for date night?

Morocco with Kids Morocco with kids. The markets of Fez. Wandering the streets of Marrakech and soaking in the small beach towns of southern Morocco. These are just a few topics from today's episode of Epic Education Radio. All about visiting Morocco with kids! Meet Amanda Mouttaki. She's an American mom of two who has lived in Marrakech, Morocco with kids for over four years. You can hear more about her life and her family in our first interview (EER #43).  ::: Like what you’re hearing? Then please subscribe, rate & review Epic Education Radio. We would be extremely grateful! iTunes is a search engine as well, and so when you rate and review us, you help others find us. Thank you! ::: In today's episode, we focus on the country she now calls home. There are some amazing things to do in Morocco with children, and Amanda gives us some of her favorites, along with travel tips and advice on train travel in Morocco, taking taxis in Marrakech, getting lost in the souks and more.  One of the most important pieces of advice she gives to family travelers in Morocco is simply to remember the size of the country. Many people visit Morocco with ambitious plans. They want to see wander the markets of Fez, explore the Atlas mountains, take pictures in the blue village of Chefchaouen and take a tour of the Sahara Desert — all in a week or two. Roughly the size of California, Morocco is a big place, and the distances aren't covered as fast as they be in the United States or Europe. If you're coming to Morocco with kids, be selective of what you want to see and spend less time in transit and more time taking in the sites themselves.  Listen in as we talk about Moroccan transportation, money & safety, accommodation options and many of the best Moroccan destinations to experience in Morocco with kids.  Listen in! And please share!   IN THIS EPISODE 02:01 Intro / Origins 04:41 Why Marrakech is a must for Morocco with kids 09:25 Tips for Marrakech with kids 25:12 Fez with kids  26:45 Asilah (relaxed beach town with street art) 28:22 Train travel in Morocco with kids 36:43 More in Northern Morocco with kids, including Chefchaouen (the Blue City) 39:24 Tangier with kids 42:39 Essaouira with kids 45:18 Road to Agadir & Taghazout 46:46 More rustic places to visit in Morocco with kids 48:07 Tips on Accommodation in Morocco with kids 54:18 Money & safety tips for families in Morocco  57:58 Taxis in Morocco 1:00:14 SIM cards, Wi-Fi, & internet in Morocco   ABOUT Names: Amanda Mouttaki, her husband, and their two sons Hold passports from: USA & Morocco Type of travel: Living abroad in Morocco and short-term travel from there A few places they've been: Multiple destinations in Southeast Asia, Northern Africa, and Europe Our first conversation is about her and her family   FIND THEM ON MarcoMama | Marrakech Food Tours | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Pinterest | Full-on family travel fundamentals. Epic Education Radio is interviews, stories and advice for people who decide to make travel a priority in their family's life...and for those who want to. Tune in each week to hear stories and advice from new traveling families, and hear how they've handled various family travel-related issues like education, socialization, working, budgeting, accommodation, road-parenting, safety, technology and more. We talk gear, websites, apps and other resources for traveling & nomadic families, and answer questions from those who would like to do something similar. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. This means, at no extra cost to you,  we might receive a small commission if you make a purchase or book using those links. My opinions are my own and I only recommend places/services that I believe will genuinely help your travel.

Le bleu est votre couleur préférée ? Alors direction Chefchaouen !

Le bleu est votre couleur préférée ? Alors direction Chefchaouen !

Roberto Giordani is a second generation blacksmith who resides in northern Italy.  He has studied and worked with many of Europe’s leading artist blacksmiths. They include Toni Benetton, Alfred Habermann, Angelo Bartolucci, and Claudio Bottero.  He has demonstrated and taught at The Claudio Bottero School in Stia, Italy; Forja Viva in Barcelona Spain; the California Blacksmith Association; and the Northwest Blacksmith Association. Roberto's sculptures have been shown all over the world: Czech Republic, United States, Spain, Belgium, Sweden, Morocco, Germany, and in many Italian cities. What We Talked About He learned to blacksmith at a very young age and spent a lot of time in his father’s shop. He continued his education learning about metal and building restoration. Tony Benneton was a big influence on Roberto’s vision of metal and how it can be transformed into modern forms and sculpture. He worked with Alfred Habermann at the Helfenstien Castle for two weeks where he made a sculpture for the castle property. Roberto met Claudio Bottero about 15 years ago and has worked with him at various times over that period. He has demonstrated and taught at The Claudio Bottero School in Stia, Italy and at his school that he founded called the Arts Factory.  This is an international school that invites artist and craftsmen of many disciplines to come to his studio and teach both traditional and modern techniques. His ABANA Conference demonstration will include making a sculpture titled “Steelhead” While Roberto is in the US for one month, he will also visit the state of Virginia to teach a 4 day class and to New York state to teach another 4 day class as well. SHORT CHRONOLOGY 2015 Mount Hood, USA. Teaching at C.B.A (California and Oregon Blacksmith Association). 2014 Anchiari (Tuscany), Personal exhibition. 2013 Sansepolcro (Tuscany). “Plasticity Iron”, personal exhibition at Franco Alessandrini Gallery. 2013 Bagno di Romagna. From iron to art”, personal exhibition at Palazzo del Capitano. 2012 Cesena. “Metamorphosis of metal”. Personal exhibition at Palazzo del Ridotto modern art gallery. 2012 Kolbermoor, Germany, “Iron Modern Sculptures”, collective exhibit. 2012 Barcelona, Spain. Impromptu performance at Forja Viva. 2012 San Francisco, USA. Forging performance at the C.B.A. Spring Conference. 2011 Helfstyn Castle, Czech Republic. “Sculptured by Fire”, personal exhibition. 2010 Brussel, Belgium. “Feu & Fer”, personal exhibition. 2006 Helfstyn Forum, Czech Republic. “Energies Meeting”, public performance. 2006 Kiruna, Sweden. Ice Sculpture at the Kiruna Snow Festival (“Meteor”, third prize). 2005 Stia (Tuscany), Forging performance contest, 1st prize. 2004 Chefchaouen, Morocco. Teacher at “Forging Fundamentals” international training course. PUBLICATIONS “CONTEMPORARY ITALIAN SMITHS”, Antonello Rizzo, edited by Rizzo, 2015 “IL LETTO E DINTORNI”, Giuseppe Ciscato, edited by Alinea, 2000 “LA MAGIA DEL FERRO BATTUTO ITALIANO”, Giuseppe Ciscato, edited by Alinea “METAL DESIGN International 2008”, Elgass Peter, edited by Hephaistos Jahrbuch, 2008 “SCULTURE, Roberto Giordani”, edited by Petruzzi, 2007 “FROM FIRE TO FORM “, Mathew S. Clarke, edited by Schiffer, 2008 “I MAESTRI ITALIANI DEL FERRO BATTUTO 2“, Giuseppe Ciscato, edited by Alinea, 2007 “DAMASCUS“, Emilio Albericci, Flavio Galizzi and Luca Pizzi, edited by Rizzo, 2010   Guest Links http://www.corsiferrobattuto.com/en/ http://www.giordaniscultura.it/index.html http://www.robertogiordani.com/index.html A Big Thank You to today’s sponsor – ABANA 2016 Conference Maybe more pictures If you enjoyed this episode, I would love it if you would support the show by: telling your friends. sharing this episode using the social sharing buttons below.

Hear about travel to Morocco as the Amateur Traveler talks to Ralph Velasco about his recent photography tour of the country. Ralph tells us about some of his favorite cities in the country Chefchaouen and Essaouira in a trip that also included Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, and Fes.

Hear about travel to Morocco as the Amateur Traveler talks to Ralph Velasco about his recent photography tour of the country. Ralph tells us about some of his favorite cities in the country Chefchaouen and Essaouira in a trip that also included Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, and Fes.

Hear about travel to Morocco as the Amateur Traveler talks to Ralph Velasco about his recent photography tour of the country. Ralph tells us about some of his favorite cities in the country Chefchaouen and Essaouira in a trip that also included Tangier, Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, and Fes.