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After spending 300 miles on the Ignatian Camino in Spain with a group whose average age was 67, Christine Marie Eberle returned to the United States with blisters that would fade, friendships that would not, and the conviction that anyone can develop a pilgrim's heart on this life's journey. This moving and often humorous account of one woman's pilgrimage encourages listeners to reimagine their own life's path.

Jacki is back this week with part 2 of her Euro Summer Series, focusing on all things packing, prepping and planning for your trip. In this episode, Jacki walks you through deciding between a backpack or a suitcase, the most important things to put in (or leave out) of your bag, the little things everyone always forgets to pack and 5 very important planning tips to think about before you leave. So lock in, go find your passport and get ready for the best summer ever!

Explore the rise of Boeing, from its pioneering roots in aviation history to its cutting-edge innovations and turbulent challenges. This story takes you inside the company that helped shape the future of flight. For more engaging podcasts, visit https://www.quietperiodplease.com/ – your boarding pass to stories that soar.Click here to browse handpicked Amazon finds inspired by this podcast series! https://amzn.to/424pzou

Once Upon a Destination is a family travel podcast focused on Disney—and beyond. We’re Kyle, Megan, and our toddler son, sharing real experiences, tips, and honest reviews from the parks and the road. From DVC rentals and annual passes to stroller hacks and off-property stays, we help families plan smarter, pack lighter, and travel better. Whether it’s your first Disney trip or a new adventure elsewhere, we’re here to make it doable, memorable, and fun!

30 Fun, Easy, Cambridge-area Stories to Brag About and Impress Your Friends. The Cambridge area has contributed in ways vastly disproportionate to our modest population, and this podcast presents brag-worthy proof. This is a 30-episode podcast; each episode is about 10 minutes; 1 per week for 30 weeks. It's about people and events from our past, people and events that have influenced our community, and in many cases, our country. While most stories are Cambridge-specific (I treat Cambridge, Jackson and White Creek as one place), I also borrow from other close-to-Cambridge communites.

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Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

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Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

This multi episode podcast series will focus on engaging conversation as we explore pop culture, literature, film, and current events through the lens of the contemporary African American aunt. For example, some women embrace being an aunt and others consider it an insult. We’ll talk about the good, the better and best part of our lives as aunts and seeing the world through auntie-colored glasses.

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Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

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Nat's Sidewalk Stories is a bi-weekly podcast exploring the places, people, and hidden histories that make our neighborhoods vibrant. Join artist and storyteller Nat Kalbach as she walks the streets of Jersey City and beyond, uncovering the stories beneath our feet. Through conversations with preservationists, artists, community advocates, and local changemakers, Nat examines how our physical spaces shape community identity, how art captures neighborhood character, and how ordinary people can make extraordinary impacts. Nat's unique perspective as an artist who documents urban landscapes ...

Travel and all that means...Let’s talk about what inspires you, where you want to go, and how you hang on to those memories when you get home.

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In questo podcast raccontiamo un cammino e le sue storie fatte di persone, passione e amore per un turismo lento e condiviso. La via Francisca del Lucomagno è un cammino che si snoda, nel suo tratto italiano, per 135 km da Lavena Ponte Tresa (Va) a Pavia attraversando territori prealpini, lacustri, fluviali e di pianura. L'associazione In cammino sulla via Francisca del Lucomagno la promuove e organizza le ospitalità. Qui trovate tutte le informazioni