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Wellington had a mammoth weekend, with an All Blacks test and the World of Wearable Arts attracting visitors to the city. How do we attract more events to the city, and what do they mean for our economy? Also, cruise ship numbers will be down this summer, and expensive airfares continue to bite. What is the outlook for Wellington's tourism market? Wellington Rugby Football Union chief executive Tony Giles and Ka Rawe Tours managing director Nathan Greenham joined Nick Mills for the Wellington Mornings Business Panel. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dreaming of a new adventure? We brought together Lucy Ashton from Seable Holidays, blind and deaf writer Tony Giles and Blind Adventurer Jonathan Abro to speak all things travel. Listen to Jonathan's Travelogues on RNIB Connect Radio every Wednesday from 1 pm on The Lunch Break. Learn more about Seable Holidays on their website - Seable | Holidays for Blind and Visually Impaired | Group & Tailored Holidays Learn more about Tony and get updates on his travels on his website https://www.tonythetraveller.com/ Image shows RNIB Connect Radio logo. RNIB is written in bold black capital letters and underlined with a bold pink line. Underneath, 'Connect Radio' written in smaller black letters. 

Welcome back to another episode of The Criminal Connection Podcast.Today, The Podfather welcomes Tony Giles to be our guest on Season 4 of the Criminal Connection. The gypsy mafia calls out the fury's, talks about prision, Gunshots and the truth about influencer boxing. Tony has many great stories to share in this one!Now sit back and enjoy the show.This is a paid advertisement by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://betterhelp.com/connection and get on your way to being your best self.Big thank you to our sponsors:iME - https://i-me.tech/VIP Security Services - https://www.vipsecurityservices.co.uk/ - 10% discount code for all services purchased using code VIPCCP24Fragrance Du Bois - https://fragrancedubois.com/discount/CCPOD10 - Get 10% Off using code CCPOD10 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, bestselling author and award-winning journalist Jo Piazza, talks about a novel rooted in the author's own family history about a trip to Sicily, a disputed inheritance, and a family secret that some will kill to protect, plus Amelia Hilton chats to blind author and world traveller, Tony Giles. All that plus some new books in the RNIB Library.

Blind and partially deaf traveller and writer Tony Giles has visited over 133 countries from the UN list of 193. He told Amelia about the highlights and challenges of his travels, writing his novels and tips for other VI travellers. Learn more about Tony and get updates on his travels on his website https://www.tonythetraveller.com/ Find his first book 'Seeing the world my way: a totally blind and partially deaf guy's global adventures' on the RNIB Talking Books Library. Find his other eBooks, 'Seeing The Americas My Way' and 'Seeing a Slice of Southern Africa My Way' on Amazon and Apple Books. Image shows: Tony feeding an alpaca some green vegetation at Awanacancha alpaca farm, a weaving centre and farm near Puka Pukara village and ruins. This is a cultural project that is presented as a living museum of the Andes. Various single storey village or farm buildings can be seen in the background. Other members of Tony's group can also be seen feeding alpacas.

Recorded on 21 January 2021 for ICMDA Webinars. Dr Peter Saunders chairs a webinar with Dr Vinod Shah Hear a personal overview of Tony's work in Africa over the last 25 years with his experience in Maxfac across 10 countries, working initially on board Mercy Ships, then with teams on land.For the last 5 years he has been mainly working alongside mission organisations with an emphasis on one-to-one training, usually in the poorest areas.Discover the lessons he's learned both surgically and spiritually; what sustainable impact has been achieved on a small scale with a minimal budget; and their experiences of answered prayer. Dr Giles graduated BDS in Sheffield 1972, FDSRCS in 1976, OMFS Accreditation 1982 and MDSc Thesis in Leeds 1984. He was appointed Consultant in 1984 in Luton. He then volunteered in Madagascar June 1996 with Mercy Ships, then across Africa yearly until ‘retiring' in 2000, enabling him, with his wife, a nurse, to work across Africa half the year. Since 2007, they have worked alongside and training local surgeons and nursing staff, and their multinational teams try to build their capacity to deliver quality healthcare, aiming for sustainable development in OMFS. Since 2016 they have recruited teams independently of Mercy Ships and have also been developing a WhatsApp ‘telemedicine' consultation service. To listen live to future ICMDA webinars visit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://icmda.net/resources/webinars/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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Tony Giles has visited 130 countries on 7 continents and counting. He's written 3 books, delivered an epic TEDx talk, and has been featured in major media all over the globe, including the BBC and Travel + Leisure. In this episode, Tony shares his inspiring story of traveling the world as a blind solo traveler. He talks about his struggles growing up with alcohol and kidney disease, his trust in strangers, the surprising advantages of being blind, how he unintentionally became a motivational speaker, and so much more. How did Tony's story change your perspective on travel? I'd love to hear your thoughts and hope you'll share them by sending me an audio message. --- Don't forget that if you want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a bonus episode every month (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more. Click Here To Try Premium Passport For Only $1 and get: Access To The Zero To Travel Podcast Archives (300+ amazing episodes and growing)  One Bonus Episode Per Month (Decided By YOU) + Exclusive Content You Can't Hear Anywhere Else  Ask Me (Jason) Your Burning Questions, and Get A Personal Answer!  All Episodes Ad-Free (From April 2021 Onward) --- Tune In To Learn: How Tony become blind and partially deaf, and his personal struggles with alcohol addiction and kidney disease The pivotal moments that sparked Tony's passion for travel and the challenges he's overcome How Tony's book, “Seeing the World My Way,” came to fruition and the therapeutic effects of sharing his story How Tony navigates through the world by utilizing “body feeling”  The drawbacks of traveling as a sighted person and the advantages of traveling blind (like being able to touch the Liberty Bell!) The story of how he unintentionally became an inspirational speaker  Why Tony feels he is less vulnerable than sighted people and how he's learned to trust others What solo travel has taught Tony about himself  His most memorable interactions and experiences  Which countries may be more difficult for him to visit  Where you should visit on your trip to England His best travel advice for everyone And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card -Today's Sponsor Check out Tony's Website Listen to the TEDx Talk Grab Tony's Book - Seeing a Slice of Southern Africa My Way  Want More? Legendary Blind Adventurer Erik Weihenmayer: Kayaking 277 Miles Down The Grand Canyon Riding 16,000 Miles Blind Joys of Solo Travel Thanks to Our Sponsors This episode is also sponsored by US Bank's Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card, with the ability to earn up to 5x the points on travel-related expenses like hotels, and rental cars, this card will get you the most return on your next trip.

Breaking Barriers and Traveling the World Alone We've got one more conversation from Extraordinary Travel Festival, and I don't think I'm offending any of my other guests by saying that I've saved the best for last. In fact, I'm sure they'd all agree. Because the guest today is not only an inspiration for us all and especially someone who would say, “oh, I can't go there alone because of this, that, or the other”. 100% Blind and 80% Deaf Out of all the extreme travellers I met at the festival, my last guest in this miniseries with interviews from Armenia totally stands out. He's very well-travelled – he had been to 128 UN Nations when I met him in October, but that's not what makes him unique. Tony is totally blind and 80% deaf in both ears. But that doesn't stop him from seeing the world. Most of the time, he travels alone. He doesn't have a seeing-eye dog or an aid to warn him where there's an obstacle or a hole in the pavement … or which local bus to get on, even in countries where most people don't speak English. How and Why? The first time I heard of him, I thought of two questions: First of all, why? He can't possibly get anything out of it when he can't see the view. And secondly: How is that even possible? Listen to the episode to hear that Tony gets so much out of his travels – which aligns very well with the rest of us: Meeting the locals, and learning about their way of living and the sounds and the smells of the place. Everything except the one thing of being able to see the place. The Power of the Senses Tony has a special gift. He's able to sense a room without being able to see it. And I test that when I ask him to describe the room we're in. A room he's never seen. Hear how he gets it spot-on. Tony the Author Tony has written and published three eBooks about his adventures: “Seeing the World My Way”, “Seeing the Americas My Way”, and “Seeing a Slice of Southern Africa My Way”. You can order the books on Tony's website, TonyTheTraveller.com. He's also a public speaker. See his TEDx talk here. Two more episodes this year That's almost this for this episode and almost all for this year, except for a Flashback Friday from The Philippines and another raw and uncut Vagabond Diary from Sydney on the last day of 2022. We start the new year with several episodes from my visit to Saudi Arabia. And much more. I have so many plans with The Radio Vagabond in 2023, and I'm going to throw a lot more in your direction. So, make sure to click Follow or Subscribe or whatever it's called in your podcast app. I hope you can sense that I put a lot of work into producing this podcast, and I want to thank you so much for being with me on my journey. If you want to give me a Christmas present this year, it would be doing a review in your app or sharing it with your friends. Simply just send a message to one of your friends who like to travel and tell them about The Radio Vagabond. Or share the player that I have for each episode on Facebook.com/TheRadioVagabond. My name is Palle Bo. Have a happy new year. See you.

Nedbryder grænser og rejser verden rundt alene Vi har en sidste samtale fra Extraordinary Travel Festival, og jeg tror ikke, jeg fornærmer nogle af de tidligere gæster ved at sige, at vi har gemt den bedste til sidst. Faktisk er jeg helt sikker på, at de alle vil være enige. For dagens gæst er ikke alene en inspiration for os alle, og især alle der siger, ”jeg kan ikke rejse alene fordi dit og dat”. 100% blind og 80% døv Af alle de ekstremt-rejsende, jeg mødte ved denne festival, skiller min sidste gæst sig meget ud. Han er berejst (har været i 128 lande, da jeg mødte ham i oktober), men det er ikke det, der gør ham speciel. Han er totalt blind og 80% døv på begge ører. Det stopper ham dog ikke i at se verden. For det meste rejser han alene. Han har ikke en førerhund eller en medhjælper ved sin side til at advare ham om en forhindring eller et hul i fortovet. Eller fortælle ham, hvilken lokal bus han skal med, selv i lande, hvor de færreste taler engelsk. Hvorfor og hvordan? Første gang, jeg hørte om Tony, var der to spørgsmål, der rumsterede i mit hoved: For det første, hvorfor? Kan han overhovedet få noget ud af det, når han ikke kan se noget. Og mit andet spørgsmål: Hvordan i alverden er det muligt? Lyt til episoden og hør Tony fortælle om, at han får meget ud af at rejse; noget, der ligner meget, hvad vi andre får ud af det. Møde de lokale, lære noget om deres måde at leve på, opleve lydene og duftene på et sted. Alt sammen det samme som os, med den lille detalje, at vi er i stand til at se, hvordan ting ser ud. Udvidede sanser Tony har en speciel evne. Han er i stand til at fornemme et lokale uden at være i stand til at se det. Om jeg giver ham en udfordring om at beskrive det lokale vi sidder i. Et lokale, han naturligvis aldrig har set. Hør hvordan han rammer plet. Forfatteren Tony Tony har udgivet tre e-bøger om sine eventyr: “Seeing the World My Way”, “Seeing the Americas My Way”, og “Seeing a Slice of Southern Africa My Way”. Du kan bestille bøgerne på Tonys hjemmeside, TonyTheTraveller.com. To episoder mere i år Det var næsten det hele for denne episode, og også næsten alt for i år. Det vil sige, du får stadig en Flashback fredag (den er fra Filippinerne) og endnu en rå og uredigeret Vagabond Dagbog fra Sydney, hvor jeg er nu. Den kommer på årets sidste dag. Vi kommer til at starte det nye år med flere episoder fra mit besøg i Saudi Arabien. Og så meget mere, for jeg har rigtig mange planer med Radiovagabond, og jeg kommer til at kaste en masse mere i din retning i det nye år. Så sørg for at du har klikket på ”follow”, ”subscribe” eller hvad det nu ellers hedder i din foretrukne podcast app. Jeg håber, du kan fornemme, at jeg lægger en masse energi i at producere Radiovagabond, og du skal mange, mange tak for at du er med mig på rejsen. Hvis du vil give mig en julegave i år, så skulle det være, at du giver mig fem stjerner og en lille anmeldelse i din podcast app, og deler den med dine venner. Du kan simpelthen bare sende en kort besked til en af dine venner, som ka' li' at rejse. Eller deler den player, jeg lægger ud for hver episode på Facebook.com/TheRadioVagabond. Mit navn er Palle Bo. Ha' nu et godt nytår. Vi ses.

Bringing the World to the Masses Today we're speaking to the man behind the YouTube channel "Geography Now". It's a fun and informative destination for anyone interested in learning about the countries and territories of the world. The channel has a large and dedicated following with over 3 million subscribers and 400 million views. Each episode of "Geography Now" focuses on a specific country, providing an in-depth look at its culture, history, geography, and relationship with other countries. Paul Barbado aka Barbs started with Afghanistan and is getting closer to the last country, Zimbabwe. Making Geography Fun and Accessible for All Its approachable and entertaining style sets "Geography Now" apart from other educational channels. Paul's enthusiasm for his subject is infectious, and he presents complex information in a way that is both engaging and easy to understand. His use of humour and pop culture references adds an element of fun to the learning experience, making it a hit with viewers of all ages. In addition to its main series, "Geography Now" also offers bonus episodes on various topics, such as the geography of food, flags, or the history of cartography. These episodes provide a deeper look at specific aspects of geography and allow Paul and his team to delve into more specialized subjects. Overall, "Geography Now" is a valuable resource for anyone looking to learn more about the diverse and fascinating countries of the world. Whether you're a student, a teacher, or just someone with a love of geography, this channel has something to offer. The future for Paul Barbado Paul is getting closer to the last country, Zimbabwe, and he says that once he's there, he wants to travel and see the world. “Honestly, I want to take a break. I've been talking about the world for about eight years, and it's probably going to be nine or ten years by the time I'm done. Yeah, I want to take a break and see it. I've been talking about the world for so long; it's about time to go out and actually see it. He also says that he wants to do travel videos from his trips. And I do believe that he's already kind of doing it. He started doing episodes that he calls “GEO GO”, and since I met him, he actually did one from Armenia. These are also incredible. Email from a listener I have received an email from Spanish Berte, who wanted to let me know that my episodes from Cape Town and The Garden Route inspired her and her boyfriend. She writes: Hi Palle,  Don't ask how we found your podcast, but we did "just in time" as we (my boyfriend and me) are "finishing" a two-month Cape Town stay (working and exploring the city and surroundings) with three days on Garden Route from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth and back.  Just letting you know that I LOVE your podcast as it was just a "copy-paste" of your trip of tons of moments that we lived in the last 2,5 months.  I would be more than excited to hear from you.  Have a good one,  Cheers,  Berte Thanks, Berte. I'm glad to hear from you and super-stoked that you were inspired. If you also want to drop me a line, please do. Go to theradiovagabond.com/contact and see how. Next Episode from Armenia We have one more interview episode from Armenia coming up in a few days. That one is with a remarkable traveller. And I don't think I'm offending any of my other guests by saying that I've saved the best for last. In fact, I'm sure they'd all agree. Tony Giles is very well-travelled – he'd been to 128 UN Nations when I met him in October, but that's not what makes him unique. He's 100% blind and 80% deaf on both ears. But that doesn't stop him from seeing the world, travelling solo. Hear why he does that and how it's possible. You will be blown away. My name is Palle Bo. See you.

Bringer verden til masserne I dag møder vi manden bag YouTube kanalen "Geography Now". Det er en sjov og vildt informativ kanal for alle, der gerne vil lære noget om lande rundt omkring i verden. Kanalen er kæmpestor og har mere en 3 millioner subscribere og mere end 400 millioner visninger. Hver episode af "Geography Now" fokuserer på et specifikt land, og går i dybden med dets kultur, historie, geografi og forhold til andre lande. Paul startede med Afghanistan og er tæt på at nå det sidste land Zimbabwe. Gør geografi-undervisning sjov og tilgængelig for alle Noget af det, der gør "Geography Now" anderledes end andre kanaler, der lærer om geografi, er den nærværende og underholdende stil. Pauls begejstring for geografi skinner igennem og smitter os, der sidder på den anden side af skærmen. Han præsenterer kompleks information på en måde, der drager os ind og er let at forstå. Han bruger humor og referencer til popkultur, hvilket er med til at gøre kanalen et hit for følgere i alle aldre. Ud over lande-episoderne i ”Geography Now”, kan man også se en masse bonusepisoder med forskellige emner. Om mad, historie, kort og flag. Her dykker Paul og hans team mere i dybden. Alt i alt er "Geography Now" en fantastisk kanal for alle, der vil lære noget om spændende ting om alle lande i verden. Uanset om man er studerende, lærer eller bare en, der er lidt af en geografi-nørd som mig, så har kanalen meget at byde på. Fremtiden for Paul Barbado Paul er tæt på at lave videoen for det sidste land, Zimbabwe, og han fortæller, at han så vil til at rejse mere og se verden. ”Helt ærlig, så vil jeg tage en pause. Jeg har snakket om verden i omkring otte år, og det vil nok være ni-ti år inden jeg er færdig. Ja, jeg vil tage en pause og se verden. Jeg har snakket om den så længe, så nu er det på tide, at jeg rent faktisk ser den.” Han fortæller også, at han nok vil til at lave rejsevideoer fra sine ture. Og jeg har på fornemmelsen, at han er allerede tyvstartet. Han laver nu en serie på kanalen, som han kalder ”GEO GO”, og siden jeg mødte ham, har han faktisk lavet en video fra Armenien. Også disse videoer er fantastiske. E-mail fra en lytter Denne kommer fra spanske Berte, som ville fortælle mig, at hun og hendes kæreste blev inspireret af mine episoder fra Cape Town og Garden Route. Hun skriver: Hej Palle, Spørg mig ikke, hvordan vi fandt din podcast, men vi gjorde det i tide inden vi (min kæreste og jeg) var ved at afslutte et to måneders ophold i Cape Town, hvor vi arbejdede og udforskede byen og omgivelserne, inden vi tog på en tredages køretur fra Cape Town til Port Elizabeth og tilbage. Jeg vil bare fortælle dig, at jeg ELSKER din podcast og det var en ren "copy-paste" af din tur med tonsvis af oplevelser i de seneste 2,5 måned. Jeg vil blive glad for at høre fra dig. Hav en fortsat god dag, Berte Mange tak Berte. Fedt at høre fra dig og jeg er glad for at I blev inspireret. Hvis du også vil sende mig en e-mail, så må du meget gerne. Gå til Radiovagabond.dk/kontakt og se, hvordan du gør. Næste episode fra Armenien Vi har en enkelt episode mere fra Armenien, som kommer om et par dage. Og den er med en helt ekstraordinær rejsende. Jeg tror ikke, jeg fornærmer nogen af de andre gæster ved at sige, at jeg har gemt den bedste til sidst. Faktisk er jeg sikker på, at de alle vil være enige med mig. Tony Giles er meget berejst – han har været i 128 FN-Nationer, da jeg mødte ham i oktober. Men det er ikke det, der gør ham speciel. Han er 100% blind og 80% døv på begge ører. Det er dog ikke noget, der stopper ham i at se verden, mens han rejser alene. Hør hvad han får ud af det og om, hvordan det i det hele taget er muligt. Det er en vild historie. Mit navn er Palle Bo. Vi ses.

I'm back with fresh material. I know that I've been away a lot on that front this year, but now I'm back with new episodes from exciting destinations in the beginning of January. We start with a miniseries recorded in Yerevan, Armenia, in October. Here I attended the first-ever Extraordinary Travel Festival and got a chance to speak to some extraordinary travellers. You will get eight episodes between now and the new year. Two episodes every week – and you'll still get flashback episodes every Friday. So, we're going to be busy. Here are the people you can meet in the miniseries: Boris Kester, Charles Veley, Daniel Shachory, David Yang, Francis Tapon, Gus Rosted, Mette Ehlers Mikkelsen, Odette Ricasa, Paul Barbado, Romaine Welds, Slawek Muturi, and Tony Giles. But we start with Hungarian, Ildikó Szabó and Norwegian, Gunnar Garfors.   Ildikó Szabó She was born and raised in the countryside of Hungary and was a late starter in travelling. She was 18 years old when she first left her home country for the first time, and it wasn't until she was almost 22 when she first set foot on a plane. At the age of 25, she went on my first solo trip outside of Europe when she backpacked in China, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and the UAE. And then, she really caught the travel bug and decided to persuade a career in aviation. In 2018, at 36, she achieved her goal of visiting every country in the world as the first Hungarian and amongst one of the youngest female travellers achieving this milestone without any sponsorship.   Gunnar Garfors Apart from being an anagram for Ungarn (Hungary), Gunnar is a journalist, public speaker and bestselling author who has visited every country twice. And he was the first person in the world to do that. He holds many records, but an interesting one is a Guinness World Record that he set in 2012 with Adrian Butterworth by being the first to visit five continents on the same day. Gunnar has written several books, with the first one called “How I ran Out of Countries.” Garfors also writes on his travelblog, garfors.com. Like me, he's worked in the radio industry for many years – in fact, we found out that we've attended the same radio conferences in the past. Now he's funding his life and travels as a writer and a public speaker. He grew up as the oldest of seven children in the tiny village of Naustdal on the Norwegian West Coast. Currently, he lives in Oslo – when he's not on one of his many journeys because he still feels there's a lot to see.   Extraordinary Travel Festival As mentioned, I met Gunnar and Ildikó at the Extraordinary Travel Festival in Yerevan, Armenia. It was the first conference of its kind, and we all agreed it was an incredible event. It's still up in the open where the next Extraordinary Travel Festival will be, but according to Ric Gazarian, who is in charge of organising it, he's working on doing the next one in 2024. I did so many interviews in Yerevan, and in the next episode, we will feature another extreme travel legend, Charles Veley. He did something not many people have done: He got a chance to visit the world's most remote island, Bouvet.   LINKS: GUNNAR GARFORS: Blog: www.garfors.com Facebook: facebook.com/gunnargarfors Instagram: @garfors Twitter: @garfors Watch Gunnar's TEDx Talk   ILDIKÓ SZABÓ: Facebook: Ildikó Szabó Instagram:  @endlesstravelcoma & @endlessgastrocoma Pinterest: @ildikoszabo

Jeg er omsider tilbage med nyt materiale. Jeg ved, at jeg har været væk længe – ud over flashback fredag episoderne, men nu er jeg tilbage med nye episoder fra spændende destinationer. Vi starter dog med en slags julekalender, en miniserie med samtaler, jeg har optaget i Yerevan i Armenien i oktober. Her deltog jeg i den Extraordinary Travel Festival og fik muligheden for at tale med nogle fantastiske mennesker. Du får i alt otte episoder og alle sammen inden Rådhusklokkerne ringer det nye år ind. Og du får stadig flashback episoder hver fredag, så der kommer til at ske en masse. Her er hvem du kan møde i denne miniserie: Boris Kester, Charles Veley, Daniel Shachory, David Yang, Francis Tapon, Gus Rosted, Mette Ehlers Mikkelsen, Odette Ricasa, Paul Barbado, Romaine Welds, Slawek Muturi og Tony Giles. Men vi starter med ungarske Ildikó Szabó og norske Gunnar Garfors. Mit navn er Palle Bo, og dette er Radiovagabond, episode 284. Velkommen til Armenien.     Ildikó Szabó Hun er født og opvokset ude på landet i Ungarn og var faktisk ret sen til at starte med at rejse. Hendes først tur udenfor landets grænser var, da hun var 18 år gammel og hun var næsten 22 inden hun var i et fly for første gang. Da hun var 25 var hun på sin første solotur udenfor Europa, da hun med rygsæk tog til Kina, Thailand, Sri Lanka og de Forenede Arabiske Emirater. Og det var her hun for alvor fik rejsefeber, og startede en karriere i rejsebranchen. I 2018 opnåede hun sit mål om at besøge alle lande i verden, og det var som den første fra Ungarn og som en af de yngste kvinder nogensinde – uden sponsorer. CLIP Gunnar Garfors Udover at være et anagram for Ungarn, er Gunnar journalist, foredragsholder og bedst sælgende forfatter. Han har besøgt alle lande i verden to gange, og han var den første i verden, der gjorde det. Han har mange rekorder, men en af de mere specielle er en Guinness World Record, som han satte i 2012 sammen med Adrian Butterworth. De var de første, der besøgte fem kontinenter på samme dag.   Gunnar har skrevet adskillige bøger, hvor den første har titlen, “How I ran Out of Countries”. Du kan også følge hans skriverier på rejsebloggen, garfors.com. Som mig har han arbejdet i radiobranchen i mange år – og faktisk fandt vi ud af at vi faktisk har deltaget i de samme radiokonferencer flere gange gennem årene. Nu tjener han sine penge som forfatter og foredragsholder. Han voksede op som den ældste af syv børn i en lille landsby, Naustdal på den norske vestkyst. I dag bor han i Oslo – når han da ikke er på en af sine mange rejser, for som han siger, der er stadig så meget af verden han ikke har set endnu.   Extraordinary Travel Festival Som nævnt mødte jeg Gunnar og Ildikó ved Extraordinary Travel Festival i Armeniens hovedstad, Yerevan. Det var første gang konferencen blev afholdt og vi var alle enige om, at det var en fantastisk begivenhed. Det er endnu ikke afgjort, hvor den næste Extraordinary Travel Festival skal foregå, men ifølge arrangøren Ric Gazarian, så planlægger han at afholde den næste i 2024. Jeg havde fornøjelsen af at lave mange interview i Yerevan, og i den næste episode kan du møde endnu en rejse-legende, Charles Veley. Han er en af de få personer i verden, der har besøgt verdens mest fjerntliggende ø, Bouvet.   LINKS: GUNNAR GARFORS: Blog: www.garfors.com Facebook: facebook.com/gunnargarfors Instagram: @garfors Twitter: @garfors Watch Gunnar's TEDx Talk   ILDIKÓ SZABÓ: Facebook: Ildikó Szabó Instagram:  @endlesstravelcoma & @endlessgastrocoma Pinterest

Tony Giles has visited 128 countries around the world. He is also totally blind and 80% deaf. He has written three books about his travels and seeing the world his way. His ultimate goal is to travel to every country in the world. In an interview with Forbes, Tony said : “people who say they'd like to travel but have family, a job, a mortgage, are simply making excuses. Anyone can travel if they really want to. It doesn't have to cost much. I think the majority of people are afraid of the unknown and prefer to stay within their comfort zone.” If this episode doesn't inspire you to book to that trip, then nothing will. It's a really funny and candid interview – listen to it now wherever you get your podcasts or by visiting www.travelbubblepodcast.com. You can find out more about Tony by visiting his website www.TonyTheTraveller.com, here you will also find links to purchase Tony's e-books. He is also currently raising funds for Galloway's Society for the Blind, you can donate here: www.justgiving.com/Tony-Giles4 Please like, share, rate and subscribe to Travel Bubble to show your support of the podcast. As usual, spoilers and episode notes are available below. . . . . . Country No.1: New Zealand Activity: The highest, biggest bungee jump Food: Possum pies Country No.2: Turkey Activity: Sighted- belly dance show. Blind- sit and drink coffee. Visit Olympus and sit in a tree house. Food: Kebab, chips, rice, yoghurt and salad. Country No. 3: Argentina Activity: Visit Perito Moreno glacier and Iguazu falls Food: Empanada Anything else: Wildcard: Nepal Top Travel Tip: Do your research, plan and be flexible. Best Souvenir: Flip-flop keyring from New Zealand Other links: https://www.tonythetraveller.com/ Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast.

He's a man who won't let his disability stop him from reaching for his dreams! Get to know the world through the eyes of blind solo traveller, public speaker, and author Tony Giles! Watch the full episode here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=watch_permalink&v=150540693754274 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrXMDPwAYXQ&list=PLEr9FH7oPOQ7z72CW8_F4tM-tuO0MfODD&index=10 See all the episodes of Dear Future Grandkids here: t.ly/Fl3l Follow us for updates on upcoming guests, fan discussions and more! Website: www.dearfuturegrandkids.wordpress.com Spotify: spoti.fi/3rehdGq Anchor: bit.ly/3sq3Fcg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dearfuturegrandkids Twitter: https://twitter.com/theideafirst_co FB: https://www.facebook.com/TheIdeaFirstCompany

Welcome to Episode 32 of The Unravelling Travelling Podcast with special guest Tony Giles aka Tony the Traveller.Tony has been to 125 countries, been to every continent, crossed the Arctic circle, been to every US state, written 3 travel books and even has his own Ted Talk. He has achieved all of this whilst being totally blind and with partial hearing. His story is an inspiring one, and he was a pleasure to chat to.During this chat we discuss his experiences travelling solo around the world, the friends he has met along the way, and his truly inspiring outlook on life. We also talk about what pushes him to try new and exciting things, as well as where his love for travel came from.All this and so much more in the latest episode!Thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy!Instagram - www.instagram.com/unravellingtravellingpodcastwww.tonythetraveller.com

In this episode, our host, Lois Strachan, chats to Tony Giles, also known as Tony the Traveller, about his independent travels as a person who is both blind and hearing impaired. Tony, joining us from the UK, has travelled to almost 140 countries and already has his next countries lined up. Today's travel quote is by Pico Iyer: "We travel initially to lose ourselves, and we travel next to find ourselves.: This episode was edited by Craig Strachan using the Hindenburg software. Credits read by Musa E Zulu.

Welcome everyone to Beyond The Dugout Episode 8 with Softball New Zealand's CEO Tony Giles 4th June 2021.  You'll get to learn about Toni's background and upbringing but also how your sport's CEO does not come from a Softball background. But his professional sporting background and business acumen has been able to take New Zealand's national Federation to the highest of highs in recent times In Tony's leadership since 2013.; We have seen a national program that will change with the times, sometimes controversially. However his openness to listen, adapt, change with culture, society and sporting interest has opened new doors for Softball in New Zealand. Learn about Fastball45, WBSC, World Cups & other exciting events coming up this season.  So sit back and enjoy Beyond The Dugout with hosts Jason Gerbes aka Chopper & Damian Michael Patrick Collins bringing weekly guests from the best that Fastpitch Softball has ever seen.  Oh and by the way up the mighty Queensland Maroons in next weeks State of Origin!! Beyond The Dugout podcast available everywhere possible like Spotify Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts iHeartRadio iTunes Podbean

On this episode, I had an interview with Tony Gilles, A blind traveller from the UK. His been travel the world for the last 22 years by himself, despite he is blind and partially deaf he encouraged himself to explore the world and doing what his passion in life with so many adventures through, he's been captured on BBC Travel Show. After travelled for 140 countries he also has written 2 books about his travel experienced and selling on Amazon, he also trying to help others by raising money for blind people in his community to give a message to the world although someone disables they still can live their dreams and do whatever they want in life. Listen to Tony story how he starts his journey, how he made a connection with another culture and how much he knows about Indonesia! For Tony details: Tony Giles blind solo traveller and public speaker. Fund raising for Galloways Society for the Blind, northwest England. Challenge: to raise £3,850 or more to send me to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, Peru in April 2021. Go fund me page: https://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/TonyGiles1 Author of Ebooks: *Seeing The Americas My Way* An emotional journey (2016) Available from Amazon - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M14JY50 Kobo - https://store.kobobooks.com/en-ca/ebook/seeing-the-americas-my-way *Seeing The World My Way* A totally blind and partially deaf guy's global adventures (2010, repub 2016) Second edition is available from all Ebook sites. Amazon - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01NAMEO2B Website: www.tonythetraveller.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/theblindbackpacker YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/TonyGilesTraveller By listening to this Episode you can get Jewellery from Marohh I have partnered with. Marohh is brand jewellery and an E-commerce, Marohh focuses on classy & elegant design. So to give my followers & listener a little gift, you can get yourself beautiful jewellery from Marohh with 80% off for purchase 3 items using my code MRHJONAMBSDR Website:https://marohh.com/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/marohh_official/?hl=en --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/del-ghassani/message

Tony Giles a totally blind and partially deaf solo backpacker with the gold of visiting all the countries on the planet, invites us to see the world his way. After travelling to over 125 countries and all seven continents, Tony shares with us how he navigates the various corners of the globe. how he sees the earth and the people on it. What he has learned about himself and others. He encourages us to be adventurous one sep at a time.   Tony is also fundraising for Galloways Society for the Blind, a charity supporting blind and visually impaired people throughout northwest England. To hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, Peru and illustrate what blind people can do. Go fund me page: ps://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/TonyGiles1Tony's Ebooks:*Seeing The World My Way” Amazon -tps://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01NAMEO2BApple Books: books.apple.com › book › seeing-the-world-my-wayAmazon - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M14JY50Kobo - https://store.kobobooks.com/en-ca/ebook/seeing-the-americas-my-wayTEDx:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bgq_CRGSJGMTonys Website: www.tonythetraveller.com  Facebook: www.facebook.com/theblindbackpackerHost: Tony LloydEditor: Marshall DonnellyTo donate to our show please click here:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GB5DB4TUGFANY&source=urlLocation: El Cafecito Hostel Cuenca Ecuador www.cafecito.net Please take a look at our Facebook stories https://www.facebook.com/pg/CafecitoTravelTalks/notes/?ref=page_internalQuestions or comments: elcafecitotraveltalks@gmail.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GB5DB4TUGFANY&source=url)

Tony Giles teaches from 2 Samuel 20 in our ongoing series, "2 Samuel: The Story of Unlikely Redemption."

On this episode of The Lakeshore Records Podcast host Tony Giles is in conversation with composer Emile Mosseri, the man behind the outstanding score for The Last Black Man In San Francisco.

Join host Tony Giles as he discusses all things Beyond with composer Fabio Frizzi! With the upcoming 'The Beyond Composers Cut' LP dropping soon + the recently announced North American tour, TG figured it was time to get the low down from the man himself. The Beyond - The Composers Cut is available now through the Cadabra Records webshop - https://cadabrarecords.com

Join host Tony Giles as he discusses all things Cadabra with actor, narrator and all around good chap Laurence R. Harvey. They speak about recent release The Caterpillar by Edogawa Rampo as well as some of Laurence's other Cadabra entries. This is the first entry in a new ongoing series for The Damn Fine Network.

Guest speaker Tony Giles teaches about Hebrews 12:18-29 in our ongoing series, "Hebrews: The Incomparable Christ."

In this latest composer interview, Tony Giles chats with the very busy Brian Tyler, whose latest scores to Five Feet Apart and What Men Want are released on Lakeshore Records. Listen in now as Brian explains what he would agree are scores which are a departure to what film music fans are used to hearing from him throughout his career. In particular, his Five Feet Apart was approached as a concept album in collaboration with co-composer Breton Vivian.

Hi guys, Welcome to the pilot episode of a new series on The DFN. Please Advise is an exploration of the vinyl format and why we're fans on the blackest wax. This episode is only a taster and features DFC host Tony Giles answering some vinyl related questions about his own record collection and his history with the format.

Join host Tony Giles as he chats candidly with legendary composer Fabio Frizzi about his recent score for Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich. The score for Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich is available now through the Lakeshore Records web-shop: https://www.lakeshorerecordsshop.com/product/puppet-master-the-littlest-reich-toulon-s-bloody-revenge-vinyl-fabio-frizzi

Join host Tony Giles as he chats with Cody Carpenter AKA Ludrium about his brand new album Reflections - Available now through Lakeshore Records on CD and Digital Download. T.G and Cody go through the album track by track and talk a little about each song and how they came to be.

Episode Twenty Six of 5/5/78 sees Tony Giles in conversation with once again with special guest Mortiis. In our second interview we discuss the recent live shows, upcoming releases, the origins of Fata Morgana and much, much more. https://mortiiswebstore.com

Sermon synopsis for Tony Giles' 10AM sermon... “All of us will at some time suffer the experience of a season of disappointment, loss, confusion or pain. As people of faith, how are we supposed to navigate these difficult seasons? What do we do when God's timetable seems to be so very different from our own? Join TVC's Ministries Staffing Advisor, Tony Giles, for this hope-filled study of the account of Jesus recalling Lazarus from the dead.”

Episode Twenty Five of 5/5/78 sees Tony Giles in conversation with musician Dane Cross, the man behind the black metal project Sacred Son. They discuss the ideas behind the album, the somewhat 'controversial' album cover, playing live and much more. The Sacred Son album is available now through Bandcamp - https://sacredson.bandcamp.com Recorded & edited Mar '18

The Lakeshore Records Podcast No 16 On this episode of The Lakeshore Records Podcast, TG is in conversation with Charlie Clouser. We go behind his involvement in the Saw franchise, how he started in film/television scoring and also his time in the band Nine Inch Nails. The Saw Anthology is available exclusively in the U.S through F.Y.E and in the U.K through HMV Recorded and Edited by Tony Giles

Welcome to Episode XVII of 'Cuts From The Crypt'. The DFN's horror soundtrack show. Episode XVII sees host Tony Giles spinning some of the latest horror soundtrack releases as well as some Cuts from one of our favourite labels - Strange Disc. Be sure to swing by our Patreon and find out how you can help keep The DFN on the air: www.patreon.com/damnfinenetwork Sponsored by www.twoheadeddog.com Theme by Repeated Viewing Art by Eric Adrian Lee Produced by Tony Giles

Welcome to Episode XVII of 'Cuts From The Crypt'. The DFN's horror soundtrack show. Episode XVII sees host Tony Giles spinning some of the latest horror soundtrack releases as well as some blasts from the past. Be sure to swing by our Patreon and find out how you can help keep The DFN on the air: www.patreon.com/damnfinenetwork Sponsored by www.twoheadeddog.com Theme by Repeated Viewing Art by Eric Adrian Lee Produced by Tony Giles

Welcome to Episode XVI of 'Cuts From The Crypt'. The DFN's horror soundtrack show. Episode XVI sees host Tony Giles spinning some of the latest horror soundtrack releases as well as some blasts from the past. Be sure to swing by our Patreon and find out how you can help keep The DFN on the air: www.patreon.com/damnfinenetwork Sponsored by www.twoheadeddog.com Theme by Repeated Viewing Art by Eric Adrian Lee Produced by Tony Giles

Episode Twenty Three of 5/5/78 sees Tony Giles in conversation with Brawl In Cell Block 99 composer Jeff Herriott. They discuss the soundtrack, the idea behind the songs, the recording process and much more. Brawl In Cell Block 99 is available digitally from Lakeshore Records. Recorded & edited Nov '17

The Lakeshore Records Podcast No 15 On this episode of The Lakeshore Records Podcast, TG is in conversation with Bear McCreary. He unearth's the story behind not only The Walking Dead but also Bear's history as a composer.   The Walking Dead is available on vinyl now here: http://lakeshorerecords.bigcartel.com/product/the-walking-dead-original-television-soundtrack-bear-mccreary-pre-order Recorded and Edited by Tony Giles