Podcast appearances and mentions of chris haag

Joining me today is someone who fell in love with biking in the city of Detroit, who enjoys being (and peeing) outdoors, and who is on a two-year bike trip from Alaska to the southern tip of Argentina, Chris Haag from ThePlacesIPee.comThis episode of The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast is sponsored by Oregon State UniversityWhat's the longest bike trip you've been on? Let us know by tagging us in a post on Instagram at @ExtraPackofPeanuts.Click here to download this episode directly!Check out the entire library of EPoP Travel Podcasts on Apple Podcasts.In This Episode3:16 Being and Peeing Outdoors6:10 Riding a bike from Alaska to the southern tip of Argentina9:49 Budgeting for an Epic Biking Trip14:00 What To Do When Reality Sets In26:30 Getting Stuck in Sticky Situations30:55 Advice for Other Riders27:18 Most Difficult Places to Ride 35:03 Mental Toughness 39:10 Passing Time While Riding 50 Miles a Day 41:00 Favorite Places to Ride52:18 Facing the Unexpected1:08 Better Than You Imagined?

Nobody wants to get sick on a trip, but especially if you're a frequent or long-term traveller, it's nearly inevitable. Like many mishaps when we travel, much of the time the story of how you dealt with being ill in a foreign country turns into an anecdote you regularly retell - and that's the case for the three guests on Episode 188 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast. First up, I chat with Christine Williams who has spent many years on the road - which means at some stage, illness is likely to catch up with you, and for Christine it was a case of dengue fever. Next, Liz Green talks about just why she ended up touring the many vaccination clinics of South-East Asia after a small incident in Laos. Finally, Chris Haag tells me about the time he ended up rather sick in Mexico - don't be eating while you listen! Links: Support the podcast via Patreon - https://www.notaballerina.com/support Christine's website Don’t Forget to Move - https://www.dontforgettomove.com/  Christine's podcast Not So Bon Voyage - https://notsobonvoyage.com   Liz’s site Whiz Bang Writing - https://www.whizbangwriting.com/  Chris Haag's site The Places I Pee - https://www.theplacesipee.com Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/188

In the summer of 2018, Chris Haag and Sophie George began cycling south from Homer Alaska toward their goal of reaching Ushuaia Argentina.  With North America behind them they are currently in Colombia.  You can follow the adventure at their website theplacesipee.com.  Chris and Sophie, welcome to The Pursuit Zone.

This Week in Travel - Travel News Podcast. Regular hosts Spud Hilton, Jen Leo, and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's guest: Chris Haag from theplacesipee.com We talk about Chris and his wife's epic two-year bike journey from Alaska to Argentina.   

We who get to travel the world are a very privileged lot - right? If we're going to be good, thoughtful travellers, I think that considering issues of class and privilege when we travel is an important part of it. In Episode 149 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast, I talk with three guests who articulate some really interesting thoughts on this topic and I'm so pleased to bring them to you, and hope they give everyone some food for thought. First up, I speak with Ella Loeffler, a recently graduated ecologist who has been spending time volunteering on a sea turtle project in Malaysia. She might be young, but she has given this topic a lot of thought already and it was great to hear how she has handled it so far. I then chat to Nate Hake, a former lawyer who now travels the world as a digital nomad and has written about issues like passport privilege in the past. Finally, I talk to Chris Haag who actually proposed this whole topic in the first place. Chris is cycling the Americas from north to south and when we spoke, he was in Mexico, a destination which had given him cause to think a lot about class and privilege issues. Links: Adopt a sea turtle nest program where Ella’s volunteering - Lang Tengah - http://www.langtengahturtlewatch.org/adoptions/ Nate at Travel Lemming - https://travellemming.com/  Nate's post about linguistic privilege - https://travellemming.com/travel-privilege-english/ Chris's site The Places I Pee - https://www.theplacesipee.com Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers -  https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/149  

Want to stay somewhere other than a hotel? Then Episode 138 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast is for you! I'm not a huge fan of hotels and love to stay in alternative kinds of accommodation, so I was excited to chat to my three guests in this episode about some of their favourite kinds of non-hotel accommodation. I start off with a chat with Dan Johnston who has been living in a bunch of different places around the world in recent years. Being focused on generally longer stays than the average trip, he's found lots of really creative ways to find a great place to stay. Next I talk to Kendall Simmons who reminds me that hostels can also be a great accommodation alternative, no matter how old you are - hostels are definitely not just huge dorm rooms any more! We also discussing house sitting as another really interesting way to find somewhere special to stay (and to save money doing it!). Finally I discuss accommodation with Chris Haag who has a particularly unique perspective as he and his partner are cycling from Alaska to Argentina. It turns out there are some particular ways to find accommodation unique to the long-term cycling community and it makes me ponder just what else is out there that I don't know anything about! Links: Join my next Travel Journal School course for two weeks in June - “Start a personal travel blog” - sign up for more info at traveljournalschool.com  Dan at Dreams Around the World - https://www.dreamsaroundtheworld.com/thethoughtfultravelpodcast/  Dan's Dreams Around the World podcast -  https://www.dreamsaroundtheworld.com/podcast/  Kendall’s site - https://www.kendallsimmons.com/  Chris Haag's site The Places I Pee - https://www.theplacesipee.com  Warm Showers - https://www.warmshowers.org - "A community of bicycle tourists and those who support them" Join our Facebook group for Thoughtful Travellers https://www.facebook.com/groups/thoughtfultravellers Show notes: http://notaballerina.com/138

Chris Haag joins Justin to discuss Mexico, bike riding, and shitting in floor drains. What could go wrong? Follow him and his wife on their journey by visiting www.theplacesipee.com or following them on instagram @the.places.i.pee

More museum unions!! This week we were joined by members of the International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) Local 30 at MoMA PS1 (@IUOELocal30) Chris Haag (@allwasalmost), Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein (@robinsreport), and Gary T Murphy. We discuss their modest demand for the same pay as their colleagues at MoMA 53rd street.  Plus: the precarious nature of … Continue reading "Episode 27 – Local 30 at MoMA PS1"

This week, we meet Chris Haag and Lee Phan from the Chicago Pirate Flag! They talk to us about starting and growing what is now one of the largest open play beach volleyball groups in Chicago. We discuss the ins and outs of the sport's culture and explore how Chicago's lakefront helps shape their community. If you want to play some beach volleyball, check out the Chicago Pirate Flag at https://www.facebook.com/groups/ChicagoPirateFlagVball/ Like what you hear? Let us know! Shoot us an email at sochietypodcast@gmail.com Learn more about SoChiety at www.sochiety.com. Check out our instagram at www.instagram.com/sochiety/

Back in April I interviewed Sophie George and Chris Haag just before they set off for Alaska to begin their 20,000 mile, 2 year bicycle adventure starting in Homer Alaska and ending in Uswaya Argentina. The episode was called the Places I Pee. If you want to know about why I named the episode this way, or why their web site theplacesipee.com is so called, I suggest you listen to the episode.Here we are, about 6 months later and they have made it all the way from Homer to the Mexican border, via a brief layover at their home base in St George, Utah.Full disclosure listeners. I interviewed Sophie and Chris during that layover, but a few days later disaster struck. When I went to download the interview from my recording device, the file had become corrupted. I’ve tried every tool out there, to no avail.Sophie and Chris have been very understanding and have agreed to talk with me again, this time from close to the US/Mexican border in Arizona.As ever you can track their progress by going to their web site theplacesIpee.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today’s guests, joining me from St. George, Utah, are Chris Haag and Sophie George. They will be riding their bikes from Alaska to Argentina, a distance of 20,000 miles; it will take them 2 years to complete.You can learn more about their adventure and keep tabs on their progress by visiting www.theplacesipee.com and there will be a link to this page on the www.benandbikes.com web site. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we talk to Chris Haag, the developer behind Hyperspace Pinball. Hyperspace is a pinball game with shooter mechanics... or, a shooter with pinball mechanics. Either way, it involves lots of flippers, combos, tilting and boss battles. For more information, checkout the links below.

The web browser is probably one of the most used applications on your computer, but are you using it to the fullest intentional? Did you know that you can add-on many different tools and apps to your web browser to make that experience even better? Join us as we discuss with Chris Haag of Oxiem Interactive to educate us on how to use these tools, and figure out some must haves.

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