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Ever wondered how adventure travel can transform your life? In the latest episode of Late Boomers, Merry and Cathy dive into a thrilling conversation with Richard Bangs, the legendary father of modern adventure travel. From founding MTSobeck and co-founding Expedia to producing and writing award-winning films and books, Richard shares his incredible journey and the evolution of adventure travel. Discover how his CIA-influenced upbringing sparked his wanderlust and led to daring escapades. Richard reveals why "travel with a purpose" is crucial and how it can address global issues. Tune in for inspiring tales and tips on embracing adventure at any age! Thank you for listening. Please check out @lateboomers on Instagram and our website lateboomers.biz. If you enjoyed this podcast and would like to watch it or listen to more of our episodes, you will find Late Boomers on your favorite podcast platform and on our new YouTube Late Boomers Podcast Channel. We hope we have inspired you and we look forward to your becoming a member of our Late Boomers family of subscribers.

Fáilte ar ais chuig eagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo ar an 23ú lá de mí Eanair, liomsa Lauren Ní Loingsigh. I 2003 bhuaigh Andy Roddick an Australian Open. Bhí sé an chluiche is faide riamh. D'imir siad nach mór 5 uair a chloig. An cluiche is faide riamh I Melbourne. I 2012 shiúil Eve Hewson ar an chairpéad dhearg do chéad uair ag An Fhéile Scannán Sundance. Bhí sí ann chun a scannán This Must Be The Place a chuir I láthair. I 2003 bhí an chontae ag iarradh onóir a thabhairt chuig Brian Boru. Bhí an Brian Boru Spire ag dul chuig Baile Átha Cliath agus chosain sé níos mó ná 4 milliún euro. Mhol Hugh King an ghluaiseacht den spire I mBaile Átha Cliath agus ceangail a dhéanamh dá fréamhacha sa chontae seo. I 2012 léigh na mílte daoine ó Mheiriceá faoin chontae agus iarthar an tír sa Huffington Post. Tháinig Richard Bangs chuig an chontae agus rinne sé aird a tharraingt chuig an chontae leis an chultúr, bia agus áiteanna le dul. Sin Jessie J le Domino an t-amhrán is mó ar an lá seo I 2012. Ag lean ar aghaidh le nuacht cheoil ar an lá seo I 1971 bhí George Harrison an chéad amhránaí ó The Beatles chun amhrán a bheith aige chun dul chuig uimhir a haon. Chuaigh an t-amhrán My Sweet Lord chuig uimhir a haon sa Bhreatain. I 2014 gabhadh Justin Bieber nuair a bhí sé ag tiomáint a Lamborghini I gcoinne charr eile I Miami. Dúirt na póilíní ní raibh sé ag éisteacht leo nuair a stop siad é. Chomh maith leis sin ní raibh a cheadúnas I ndáta. Agus ar deireadh breithlá daoine cáiliúla ar an lá seo rugadh Ray Elliot I mBéal Feirste I 1939 agus rugadh aisteoir Ewen Bremner san Albain I 1972 agus seo chuid de na rudaí a rinne sé. Beidh mé ar ais libh amárach le heagrán nua de Ar An Lá Seo.

Welcome to the Outdoor Biz Podcast Adventure Travel Series, where we embark on thrilling journeys and share captivating stories exploring the world of adventure travel. Join me as I share the stories of guides, outfitters, and destinations that will ignite your wanderlust and inspire your next great adventure. Whether it's scaling majestic peaks, diving into turquoise waters, We're traversing vast wilderness. We unveil the hidden gems that every outdoor enthusiast dreams of exploring. Facebook​ ​Twitter​ ​Instagram​ Love the show? Subscribe, ​rate, review, and share!​ Sign up for my Newsletter ​HERE​ I'd love to hear your feedback about the show! You can contact me here: ​rick@theoutdoorbizpodcast.com   Show Notes 00:00 Entrepreneur recounts excitement of starting river company. 06:19 Excited guides seek new adventure on Omo River. 11:47 Hidden creatures ambush and devour prey underwater. 16:43 Encountered naked tribes, photographed and shared images. 23:43 Started small, wrote, and grew into success. 26:42 Pioneering adventure travel company explores new frontiers. 41:04 Sustainable travel, small groups, local engagement emphasized. 43:37 Enjoying meeting locals and sharing meals worldwide. 49:15 Global adventure travel company survives through challenges. 58:32 First trip to Uganda, fascinated by exploration. 01:01:06 Couple explores Africa together, she becomes hero. 50:21 Books: I'm currently reading a novel called The Romantic by William Boyd; some memorable books are River of the Gods by Candace Millard, The Devil Drives, To the Heart of the Nile by Pat Shipman 49:46 Uganda article  54:31:01 Favorite Gear under $100: Moleskine Notebook.   Thanks for listening and visiting our website. Don't forget to subscribe and spread the word!   Learn More To learn more about Richard, visit his website at: https://www.richardbangs.com/ and on these social sites You Tube Linkedin Facebook Instagram   You can find Mtn Travel Sobek here Next Steps If you enjoy interviews devoted to the outdoor industry, find us online at ricksaez.com/listen. We love likes and comments, and if you know someone who is also an outdoor enthusiast, go ahead and share our site with them, too. Keywords #Textile waste, #Ethical sourcing, #Forever chemicals #PFAS #Environmental impact #Environmental regulations #Publishing process #Speciesism #Outdoor Minimalist book #Podcast creation #Conservationists Podcast produced using Descript, CastMagic Podcast hosted by Libsyn use code 'outdoorbizpod' for 20% OFF Show Notes powered by Castmagic Website powered by Wordpress Note: As an Affiliate of Amazon and others, I earn from qualifying purchases.  

Richard Bangs is back! He joins Brian to share stories of first descents of rivers around the world and promote his new book, The Art of Living Dangerously. Enjoy Richard Bangs!Big Adventures with Brian Dierker is produced with joy by Big Adventures Entertainment LLC. 

Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day for June 12, 2023 is: inchmeal • INCH-meel • adverb Something done inchmeal is done gradually, or little by little. // They worked on the study guide inchmeal up until the exam. See the entry > Examples: “Dawn climbs inchmeal, the sky suffused with light so extravagant it seems stolen.” — Richard Bangs, HuffPost, 8 Aug. 2013 Did you know? “All the infections that the sun sucks up / From bogs, fens, flats, on Prosper fall, and make him / By inch-meal a disease!” So goes one of the curses the hated and hateful Caliban hurls in the direction of Prospero in Shakespeare's The Tempest. The origin of inchmeal is simple; the inch half is the familiar measurement, and the meal half, which means “by a (specified) portion or measure at a time,” is the suffix we know from inchmeal's much more common synonym piecemeal. Students of German may be interested to know that -meal is related to the modern German word mal, meaning “time,” which features in the common term manchmal, meaning “sometimes.”

Richard Bangs is an adventurer and co-founder of the international guiding company Sobek. Enjoy Richard Bangs!

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg covers how the pandemic has changed the way we view travel, the ongoing problems people are facing at airports, and some dark truths about the salmon industry with Legendary Traveler and Writer Richard Bangs, Founder of ViewFromtheWing.com Gary Leff, and Authors of Salmon Wars The Dark Underbelly of Our Favorite Fish Catherine Collins, and Douglas Frantz.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg covers how the pandemic has changed the way we view travel, the ongoing problems people are facing at airports, and some dark truths about the salmon industry with Legendary Traveler and Writer Richard Bangs, Founder of ViewFromtheWing.com Gary Leff, and Authors of Salmon Wars The Dark Underbelly of Our Favorite Fish Catherine Collins, and Douglas Frantz.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hello everyone. Welcome back for another episode of the Outdoor Adventure Series Podcast. This is your Host, Howard Fox. The Outdoor Adventure Series celebrates individuals & families, businesses, and organizations that seek out and promote the exploration, and enjoyment of the great outdoors. Our guest today is Richard Bangs.Richard is an Outdoor Enthusiast, co-founder, and Chief Adventure Officer of Steller - the app that connects travelers with cool new places and experiences. The NYTimes calls him the Father of Modern Adventure Travel and Explorers Web named him one of 100 Great Explorers of the Last 100 Years. Richard has spent 30 years + as an explorer and communicator. Back in the 90s, Richard produced the first internet travel site - MTSobek (www.mtsobek.com), the first travel CD ROM - The Adventure Dis), and the first virtual expeditions site - Terra Quest (www.terra-quest.com ).Richard has been an Adventure Filmmaker and Director, Contributing Author for many magazines, he has written numerous books and produced numerous documentaries, many of which have resulted in awards. He has lectured at the Smithsonian, the National Geographic Society, the Explorers Club, and other notable venues.Check out the web and social links below to lean into your outdoor adventure experienceMTSobek - The Adventure CompanyInstagramFacebookTwitterYouTubewww.steller.co - Steller helps Outdoor Travel Enthusiast connect travelers with cool new places and experiences via their App.InstagramFacebookTwitterand the Center for Responsible Travel - https://www.responsibletravel.org/Aha MomentBoy, we have shared the wild places of the world with so many over the years, and there are stacks of letters and emails from those who have found the experiences transformational and returned with fresh eyes and deeper understandings of the interconnectedness of all things.You can connect with Richard on the following social sites:FacebookInstagramTo Learn about the Outdoor Writers Association of America, visit their website at https://owaa.orgThe Outdoor Adventure Series is a podcast production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

In this episode, Barry shares a quick update on Leading Steep and how to reach out and participate, a recap on recent shows, a preview on future shows, thoughts on leadership and kids, and some very important acknowledgements. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn: ●      [0:22] Why a solo episode? ●      [2:35] How to contact Barry and join Leading Steep Fireside Facebook ●      [3:25] On feedback and leadership ●      [3:40] Recapping episodes with Zach Collier, Richard Bangs, and Jim Coffey ●      [5:45] Jim Coffey in Ty Smith's own words ●      [7:14] An introduction to Barry's nonprofit, Junior Guides and youth leadership ●      [8:31] Previews of upcoming guests on the show ●      [9:54] Acknowledgements ●      [10:40] Closing thoughts Key Quotes by Barry:●      “Great leaders courageously deliver feedback with love in their hearts. Often, the harder the feedback is to deliver, the more impactful it is to hear.”●      “If you're genuinely interested in people, it goes a long way towards being an effective leader.”●      “Team leaders are multipliers: They put others in front of themselves.”●      “Adventure guides have a great capacity for calm in a storm that any leader can learn from.”●      “Even a small, seemingly insignificant interaction can change your business or change your life. You never know who you're speaking to or what kind of impact you may have for them or they for you.”●      “As a leader, one of the measures of your success will certainly be the legacy of the leaders you helped build and nurture.”●      “Young people—young leaders—need to use their voice to change the world.”●      “The best guides I know also happen to be the most humble. Aspire to the notion I call ‘humble brilliance'.” Resources Mentioned:●      barry@leadingsteep.com●      Leading Steep Fireside Facebook Group●      Junior Guides

Richard Bangs has oft been called the father of modern adventure travel, and the pioneer in travel that makes a difference, travel with a purpose. He led first descents of 35 rivers around the globe, including the Yangtze in China and the Zambezi in Southern Africa. Richard has published more than 1000 magazine articles, 19 books, produced a score of documentaries, lectured at the Smithsonian, the National Geographic Society, the Explorers Club and hosted a TV show. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/johnnyjet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/johnnyjet/support

Leading Steep: Richard Bangs In this episode, Barry sits down with author, TV host, and world traveler Richard Bangs. Once referred to as “Indiana Jones with a conscience” by Expedia.com founder Rich Barton, Richard fashioned a multifaceted, adventure-filled career spanning over 50 years promoting travel that positively impacts the world. Listen in as Richard shares his journey from local river guide to internationally-renowned globe-trotting explorer. He reflects on his interpretation of guide culture, which to him is a combination of openness and curiosity both to the world around you and toward your guests, and the collaboration between each and every member of the group you are traveling with. Richard also shares his thoughts on risk, and how one tragic accident early in his career forced him to reevaluate everything he was taught as a guide. Finally, Richard touches on his many TV projects and business ventures, both past and present. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn: ●      [3:26] Richard's early days as a river guide ●      [6:29] Traveling internationally ●      [10:47] The most memorable of Richard's 35 first raft descents ●      [14:20] Comparing outdoor adventures to the business world ●      [15:55] What guide ethos means to Richard ●      [20:55] The unique bond that every guide forms with their guests ●      [25:02] Traits that made certain guides stand out to Richard as great leaders ●      [27:37] Richard's most challenging situations throughout his countless travels ●      [35:09] Working with various guides of various disciplines in many different countries ●      [36:46] Richard recalls his time rafting the Zambezi ●      [41:31] Of the 19 books Richard has written, which one would he recommend first? ●      [44:14] Richard's involvement with MT Sobek and his various TV and business ventures Key Quotes by Richard:●      “The most apt comparison between [the adventure world and the business world] is being able to embrace the unknown, and actually finding an element of excitement and joy in chaos. [...] If you find meaning, purpose, and clarity in chaos, then you likely can find success.”●      “I think that there are many important elements of ethos when it comes to the guide culture and what makes a successful guide. But there are two that come to mind. One is an innate curiosity. [...] The second one is teamwork.”●      “If you can learn to face adversity in some manner, particularly in the wilderness, it will be something that becomes an ingrained lifelong process for dealing with issues through the rest of your life outside the wilderness.” Resources Mentioned:●      The Lost River by Richard Bangs●      MT Sobek●      Steller app#guide #guiding #whitewater #river #rafting #climbing #mountaineering #guidelife #tripleadertuesday #sobek #mountaintravel

I'm excited and honored to have Richard Bangs on episode 200 today. Not only is this a milestone for the podcast but I had a great time catching up with Richard. One of the founders of the Adventure Travel Industry Richard has racked up first descents and numerous other adventures around the world. He is an author, television personality and we talk about those early days on the Omo River, the founding of Sobek and some innovative new projects he's working on. Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Please give us a rating and review HERE   Show Notes Introduction to the Outdoors I grew up on the East coast outside of Washington DC and it's not that far from a number of really profound wilderness experiences. Practically in my backyard was the Potomac River and that's really where I got started on rivers. I used to, to raft down the great falls section of the Potomac, which is a wild section in a canoe there. And then not much further, you get to add the Shenandoah's and the Appalachians and the Blue Ridge mountains. So we used to go climbing, hiking, caving. We did a lot of spelunking. So almost every weekend when I was in high school, we would take off with a group of friends we would explore the remote offerings of the region and had a blast every time. Things we talked about Richard Bangs- Keep The Quest Alive Adventures With A Purpose Richard Bangs Books Mountain Travel Sobek The Canoe Cruisers Association Ted Hatch John Yost George Went Oars The Explorers Club in New York Mungo Park Expedia Steller App Other Outdoor Activities Biking Hiking Advice I would say find your passion, right? Because I know that there are many circumstances where it doesn't work out, but sometimes it does. And if the passion is strong enough you become enterprising enough to try to figure out how to do it. We were constantly, constantly challenged with how to get around the next bend, you know, as a company, um, as a guide, you know, from rivers to the boardroom. You had to navigate all the bends. If you believe in what you're pursuing enough, you figure out a way. And that's what we did. Favorite Books/Podcasts Horizon by Jerry Lopez King Solomon's Mines by H. Rider Haggard Favorite Outdoor Gear under $100 Moleskines Connect with Richard richard@richardbangs.com  

Richard Bangs joins Jefferson Graham to tell about a different way of telling a travel story, vs. Instagram, on the re-booted Steller app. Put photos, videos and text together in one app that's not cluttered with other topics. That's his pitch. Listen on Talking Tech. http://www.steller.co

Richard Bangs is co-founder and Chief Adventure Officer of  http://www.Steller.co   Richard Bangs has been a pioneer in travel, digital media, e-commerce, and other frontiers.   In the early 90s Richard produced the first internet travel site http://www.mtsobek.com, the first travel CD ROM (The Adventure Disc), and the first virtual expeditions http://www.terra-quest.com.   He was founder and editor-in-chief of Mungo Park, a pioneering Microsoft travel publishing effort. He also founded www.terra-quest.com. He was part of the founding executive team of Expedia.com (www.expedia.com), and served as its Editor-at-Large. He was creator and publisher of Expedia Travels Magazine (published in partnership with Ziff-Davis), and executive producer of Expedia Radio, and founder and executive director of Expedia Cafes. He also served as president of Outward Bound; Founded Well-Traveled.com for Slate, and was founding editor and executive producer of Great Escapes, another Microsoft Travel initiative (www.greatescapes.msnbc.com). He also ran and founded First and Best for MSN, and founded Sobek Expeditions, which in the early 1990s merged with Mountain Travel to become Mountain Travel Sobek (www.mtsobek.com).   Richard Bangs has oft been called the father of modern adventure travel, and the pioneer in travel that makes a difference, travel with a purpose. He has spent 30 years as an explorer and communicator, and along the way led first descents of 35 rivers around the globe, including the Yangtze in China and the Zambezi in Southern Africa. He recently co-directed the IMAX Film, Mystery of the Nile, and co-authored the Putnam book of the same name. His recent book, The Lost River: A Memoir of Life, Death and the Transformation of Wild Water, won the National Outdoor Book Award in the literature category, and the Lowell Thomas Award for best book.   Richard has published more than 1000 magazine articles, 19 books, produced a score of documentaries and several CD-ROMs; and has lectured at the Smithsonian, the National Geographic Society, the Explorers Club and many other notable venues. He writes a semi-regular feature with the NYTimes. Richard served as executive producer of Richard Bangs Adventures on Yahoo.   He executive produced and hosted the Emmy-winning PBS series, Richard Bangs’ Adventures with Purpose (www.adventureswithpurpose.tv), and his companion book, Adventures with Purpose, won the 2007 best book award from NATJA. His latest books are Quest for the Sublime (2008), and Quest for the Kashah (2009).   Richard won the Mark Dubois lifetime achievement conservation award in 2007.   Richard won the CINE Golden Eagle Award in 2008 for the special, Quest for Kaitiakitanga, and six Tele Awards for Quest for the Nile, Quest for the Sublime, and Quest for the Kasbah. Quest for Kaitiakitanga was nominated for an Environmental Media Award (“The Green Oscars”) for best documentary, and won the annual Platinum Award from HSMAI (Hospitality Sales & Marketing Association International). Richard’s film Quest for the Viking Spirit won the 2009 Gold Lowell Thomas award for best documentary; and the same award for 2010 for the India show. Also, the series won two Emmys in 2010 in the History/Culture categories.   In 2011 Richard won the Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Gold Award for Hong Kong: Quest for the Dragon—2011; the 2011 CINE Golden Eagle Award for Greece: Quest for the Gods; and two Telly Awards for Hong Kong: Quest for the Dragon.   Richard’s show Quest for Harmony won the Gold in the Destination Marketing Category of the 2012 Travel Weekly Magellan Awards, as well as two Bronze Telly Awards, and the 2012 Lowell Thomas Award. His special, Richard Bangs’s South America: Quest for Wonder, won two Telly Awards for 2013; and the Cine Golden Eagle for 2013.   Richard Bangs’ Quests for PBS     He is co-founder of www.steller.co, now the world’s largest travel storytelling platform and app.   www.richardbangs.com www.adventureswithpurpose.tv www.mtsobek.com www.whitenilemedia.net

Welcome to the first official solocast of the Travel With Meaning podcast. I’ve been enjoying bringing you conversations with interesting guests sharing travel stories and don’t worry we have three more interviews coming up with David Hertz, Angela Sun and Richard Bangs to close out season one. As I promised in the intro episode I was going to share some of my travels throughout the year and how travel has always shown up for me when I needed it. Something else I shared in the intro episode was I lost my job the end of January and I was thinking travel was going to play a big part of my life for the next few months. This episode is some of my thoughts, experiences and meaningful moments from travels my travels over the first six months of 2019. I found doing the interviews so much easier. Which means I’m going to have to lean into being even more vulnerable on my next solocast.  Hope you enjoy…see you on the open road! Mike   Angela Sun David Hertz Richard Bangs

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This week, Peter Greenberg covers the issue of deceptive social media. Scott McCartney joins Peter Greenberg to speak about nonsensical airline rules. Then, Richard Bangs talks about his recent trip to Saudi Arabia, a country most people still cannot visit. He also talks about other countries that are not overly visited. There's all of this and more on this week's episode of the CBS Travel Hour with Peter Greenberg.

Mission # 19 On board: Richard Bangs Mission: Life is an Adventure-Follow Your Wanderlust The Pilot: Orion Talmay is a transformation and wellness coach, and the host of Stellar Life. She would love to connect with you on twitter & instagram @oriontalmay. To get  the show notes and enhanced transcript of this episode, visit www.stellarlifepodcast.com. If you have any questions about the episode or to book a Laser Coaching session, you can email Orion at orion@orionsmethod.com The  Co-pilot: Richard Bangs has spent 30 years as an explorer and communicator, has published more than 1000 magazine articles, 19 books, and many documentaries. Richard is currently executive producing Richard Bangs' Quests for PBS, and is the CEO of White Nile Media.   Thank you for listening From all of us here at Stellar life; the Captain, Copilot and the entire crew, I’d like to Thank You for joining us on this trip! We are looking forward to seeing you on board again in the near future. Have a nice stay and thank you for choosing to live your life to the fullest!   STAY CONNECTED Intuition Coach - Free eBook | Twitter

We have a 2 speed economy – 21st Century high paying jobs with continual learning and 20th Century low paying jobs with no learning. Most of the unemployed belong to the latter category. These jobs are never coming back. What must we do to get the Government and private enterprise to support and encourage entrepreneurs and early stage and startup businesses? Its simple, its logical. Lets motivate that 1% to spring into action and save this economy!! It is not red tape that kills entrepreneurial businesses, it is their lack of knowledge of how to do business. Don't miss this discussion. We answer your emails and feature two great guests – Richard Bangs, tour organizer for the rich and famous and Ben Arthur, singer, songwriter, novelist and video program producer.

Get inspired by Jane and Michael Stern for a summer road trip to find classic American dishes with a regional twist, like chowder and barbecue — and a few treats that are definitely one of a kind. We'll also meet the author of a guidebook with tips for navigating Interstate-75 between Michigan and Florida. Also, Rick swaps tales with Richard Bangs on how adventure travel can change the way you view the world. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Jane and Michael Stern inspire travelers with tales of finding classic American dishes with a regional twist; author Dave Hunter offers tips for navigating Interstate-75 between Michigan and Florida; and Richard Bangs dishes on how adventure travel can change the way you view the world. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Adventure traveler Richard Bangs discusses the water rights dispute he found surrounding the source of the Blue Nile in Ethiopia when he thought he was going whitewater rafting, and guides from southern Italy describe the energetic attractions Naples, and its nearby coastal and island resorts. For more information on Travel with Rick Steves - including episode descriptions, program archives and related details - visit www.ricksteves.com.

Episode 6 - It's Gauley Season!! Tao swims! Clay Wright gets us ready for the Gauley David Weber of Playak and I review the Outdoor Retailer Trade Show Risa Shimoda defends man-made whitewater And, adventure legend Richard Bangs talks Zambezi, first descents, and his new book and television series