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World FootprintsResurrection of Valor – Honoring Unsung Heroes of PulaskiJoin Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick as they uncover an inspiring story of resilience, family legacy, and historical justice in Pulaski, Tennessee. Their guest, Miss Vivian Leigh Battle Sims, shares her extraordinary journey as an educator and advocate who brought recognition to Black Union soldiers of the Civil War through her self-funded statue, Resurrection of Valor. In this deeply personal episode, Tonya and Ian also reveal a surprising familial connection to Miss Sims, turning this interview into a heartfelt reunion.Discover how one woman's determination is reshaping a town's history and reclaiming space for the unsung heroes of America.
2025-01-0830 min
World Footprints"Resurrection of Valor" – Honoring Unsung Heroes of Pulaski, TennesseeIn this powerful episode of World Footprints, Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick take listeners on a deeply personal and historic journey to Pulaski, Tennessee—a town known as the birthplace of the Ku Klux Klan but now undergoing a transformation. Their guest, Miss Vivian Leigh Battle Sims, an educator, artist, and community leader, has dedicated her life to uplifting the stories of marginalized voices, including the unsung Black Union soldiers who fought bravely during the Civil War.
At 87 years old, Miss Sims discovered the existence of the United States Colored Troops (USCT) while living in Pulaski. This revelation ig...
2025-01-0830 minWorld FootprintsUnveiling Liberation: Inside the National WWII Museum’s Liberation Pavilionn this episode of World Footprints, hosts Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick take you on an unforgettable journey through one of the most poignant chapters of history—the liberation at the end of World War II. Joined by special guest Michael Bell, Executive Director of the Institute for the Study of War and Democracy, the Fitzpatricks delve deep into the newly opened Liberation Pavilion at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans.
Michael Bell brings his wealth of knowledge and passion for history to guide listeners through the powerful and moving exhibits of the Liberation Pavilion. The episode un...
2024-10-0911 min
World Footprints03-17-23 Children's Museum of IndianapolisIn this episode of World Footprints, hosts Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick share the Power of Children exhibit at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. They speak to Monica Ramsey, Director of exhibits and interactive media, as she guides them through the Power of Children: Making a Different exhibit and shares the stories of four extraordinary children who have significantly impacted the world - Ruby Bridges, Ryan White, Malala Yousafzai, and Anne Frank.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/world-footprints--521522/support.
2023-03-1925 minWorld FootprintsExperiencing the Power of Children exhibit at the Children’s Museum of IndianapolisIn this episode of World Footprints, hosts Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick share the Power of Children exhibit at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. They speak to Monica Ramsey, Director of exhibits and interactive media, as she guides them through the Power of Children: Making a Different exhibit and shares the stories of four extraordinary children who have significantly impacted the world - Ruby Bridges, Ryan White, Malala Yousafzai, and Anne Frank.
2023-03-1925 min
Traveling with AAARomantic GetawaysTravel enthusiasts Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick discuss the importance of vacationing with your significant other. Romantic getaways, they say, can help couples reconnect through shared experiences and new perspectives.Connect with AAA:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/aaa-auto-club-enterprisesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/AAAAutoClubEnterprisesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/AAAAutoClubEnterprises
2023-02-2325 min
World FootprintsVue Orleans: A Love Letter to New OrleansWho doesn't love New Orleans? It's one of America's greatest cities and a World Footprints favorite because of it's rich culture, history and constant innovation. Oh yeah...the food!!!In this episode of World Footprints, Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick talk with Vue Orleans developers Paul Flower and Henry Coaxum. They will share a bird’s eye view of New Orleans from the top of Vue Orleans, an extraordinary new museum that dives deep into the city's history that Henry Louis Gates is helping to tell.See New Orleans like you've never seen her before atop a 34th...
2022-07-1928 minWorld FootprintsVue Orleans: A Love Letter to New OrleansWho doesn't love New Orleans? It's one of America's greatest cities and a World Footprints favorite because of it's rich culture, history and constant innovation. Oh yeah...the food!!!
In this episode of World Footprints, Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick talk with Vue Orleans developers Paul Flower and Henry Coaxum. They will share a bird’s eye view of New Orleans from the top of Vue Orleans, an extraordinary new museum that dives deep into the city's history that Henry Louis Gates is helping to tell.
See New Orleans like you've never seen her before atop a 34th floor observation deck an...
2022-07-1928 min
World FootprintsWinston Churchill's Connection to a Small Midwestern TownIn this World Footprints podcast, Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick explore the life and times of Winston Churchill, his impact on the world and his relationship with the small town of Fulton, Missouri (MO). Tonya, Ian and Timothy Riley, Chief Curator of American’s National Churchill Museum, walk through the galleries of the Churchill Museum as Timothy unpacks some of the significant events in Churchill’s life. The late British Prime Minister’s legacy is revealed in a collection of more than 10,000 objects, books, papers, speeches, and original documents in the Churchill Museum. Enjoy this episode and other...
2022-06-1631 minWorld FootprintsWinston Churchill’s Connection to a Small Midwestern TownIn this World Footprints podcast, Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick explore the life and times of Winston Churchill, his impact on the world and his relationship with the small town of Fulton, Missouri (MO).
2022-06-1631 min
World FootprintsTake Me To The River: New Orleans – a celebration of music history and legacyThe music of New Orleans is not just considered a birthplace of jazz music but carries various styles of music. It is a unique global collaboration that gave birth to an exceptional musical genre that was never experienced traditionally.In this episode, Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick celebrate the history, heritage, legacy, and influence of the music of New Orleans and Louisiana with Take Me To The River: New Orleans film director Martin Shore and producer Ian Neville.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/world-footprints--521522/support.
2022-06-0234 min
World FootprintsTraveling Today: What you should knowThe world has changed and so has the way we travel. We can no longer grab our passport and go. There are new requirements and other considerations so more thought and planning has to be incorporated before we pack our bags.In this episode, Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick speak to award-winning travel journalist Tim Leffel about the things we should know about traveling today, especially, if we plan to travel for extended periods of time. As Tim says, “we can’t just wing it anymore.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/world...
2022-05-1720 minWorld FootprintsTraveling Today: What You Should KnowThe world has changed and so has the way we travel. We can no longer grab our passport and go. There are new requirements and other considerations so more thought and planning has to be incorporated before we pack our bags.
In this episode, Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick speak to award-winning travel journalist Tim Leffel about the things we should know about traveling today, especially, if we plan to travel for extended periods of time. As Tim says, “we can’t just wing it anymore.”
2022-05-1720 min
World FootprintsDancing in the Streets: A History of the Second LineIn this episode of World Footprints, Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick visited The Historic New Orleans Collection (THNOC) in the French Quarter to meet with two amazing guests, Judy Cooper and Eric Seiferth, who help us understand the history and traditions of the Second Line.********Please support World Footprints by leaving a 5-star rating and review on this platform or wherever you listen to podcasts. This will help other likeminded and interested travelers find us.Also, please join the World Footprints community by subscribing to our newsletter from World Footprints.com.Become a...
2022-05-0128 minWorld FootprintsDancing in the Streets: A History of the Second LineWhether you’ve been to New Orleans or not, you’ve seen them—the brass band that parades through the streets in a somber march only to erupt in a celebration of music, color and dance. Like the pied piper the band draws crowds who dance through the streets like it’s Mardi Gras.
That is the Second Line.
So what is a Second Line exactly?
In this episode of World Footprints, Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick visited The Historic New Orleans Collection (THNOC) in the French Quarter to meet with two amazing guests, Judy Cooper and Eric Seiferth, who help us under...
2022-04-3028 min
World FootprintsNo Boundaries: Women Explorers and Scientists who are Changing the WorldIn this episode, Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick speak with Gabby Salazar. Gabby Salazar is a social scientist, National Geographic Explorer and author of a new National Geographic book called NO BOUNDARIES.In No Boundaries, Gabby joined forces with fellow National Geographic Explorer, Clare Fieseler, to collect stories from 25 women explorers and scientists from around the world. Hear what it’s like to be a woman in science, and how the women overcame the challenges of discrimination, societal expectation and self-doubt.Enjoy this interview with National Geographic Explorer, Gabby Salazar, as she shares inspiring stories from the wo...
2022-03-1832 minWorld FootprintsNo Boundaries: Women Explorers and Scientists who are Changing the WorldOn this World Footprints episode, Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick speak to National Geographic Explorer and conservation photographer, Gabby Salazar, to hear about some inspiring stories of women change-makers profiled in her new book, No Boundaries.
Enjoy this interview with National Geographic Explorer, Gabby Salazar, as she shares inspiring stories from the women in STEM and STEAM (including the “art” discipline) who are changing the world.
Show notes are available at WorldFootprints.com
If you enjoyed this interview help your fellow travelers find us by leaving a 5-star rating and great review here. Please don’t forget to subscribe too. By the wa...
2022-03-1632 minWorld FootprintsTraveling the world in a powered wheelchairCory Lee joins World Footprints hosts Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick to talk about the joys and challenges of traveling the world in a powered wheelchair.
At the age of two, Cory was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy, a form of muscular dystrophy. Because this disease is progressive it has served as a catalyst for Cory to see as much of the world as he can.
Cory, who runs the wheelchair travel blog Curb Free with Cory Lee, began traveling internationally when he was 15 and he’s never looked back. To date, he has visited all seven continents in his powered wh...
2020-12-0135 min
World FootprintsTraveling the world in a powered wheelchairCory Lee joins World Footprints hosts Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick to talk about the joys and challenges of traveling the world in a powered wheelchair.At the age of two, Cory was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy, a form of muscular dystrophy. Because this disease is progressive it has served as a catalyst for Cory to see as much of the world as he can. Cory, who runs the wheelchair travel blog Curb Free with Cory Lee, began traveling internationally when he was 15 and he’s never looked back. To date, he has visited all seven co...
2020-12-0135 min
World FootprintsLIFE DOWN UNDER IN THE LAND OF “OZ”Today we’re going to explore the land down under – Australia. As an extra bonus we will also enjoy a listener’s favorite travel memory.
What is it about Australia that captures our imagination? We had hoped to explore parts of Australia until COVID-19 forced a change in all of our plans. So we did the next best thing, we traveled vicariously through the stories of our Australian friend and fellow travel journalist, Amanda Kendle – host of The Thoughtful Travel podcast.
Amanda gave us some insights into her West Coast city of Perth, and how Australia has h...
2020-07-0329 min
World FootprintsEscape from India during COVID-19 – Part 1What was meant to be a four-week writing assignment to Nepal and India for veteran journalist Anietra Hamper, turned out to be an absolute nightmare for her and her traveling companion, Ian Henderson.
In March 2020, Anietra and Ian set out in search of the goonch--a very rare catfish also know as the giant devil catfish. Anietra was hired by a prominent fishing magazine to write about the elusive goonch and Ian was her fishing guide. The goonch is found in the Indian subcontinent so Anietra and Ian were traveling between very remote fishing camps in search of...
2020-07-0320 min
World FootprintsLIFE DOWN UNDER IN THE LAND OF “OZ”Today we’re going to explore the land down under – Australia. As an extra bonus we will also enjoy a listener’s favorite travel memory. What is it about Australia that captures our imagination? We had hoped to explore parts of Australia until COVID-19 forced a change in all of our plans. So we did the next best thing, we traveled vicariously through the stories of our Australian friend and fellow travel journalist, Amanda Kendle – host of The Thoughtful Travel podcast.Amanda gave us some insights into her West Coast city of Perth, and how Australia has hand...
2020-06-1629 minWorld FootprintsLIFE DOWN UNDER IN THE LAND OF “OZ”Today we’re going to explore the land down under – Australia. As an extra bonus we will also enjoy a listener’s favorite travel memory.
What is it about Australia that captures our imagination? We had hoped to explore parts of Australia until COVID-19 forced a change in all of our plans. So we did the next best thing, we traveled vicariously through the stories of our Australian friend and fellow travel journalist, Amanda Kendle – host of The Thoughtful Travel podcast.
Amanda gave us some insights into her West Coast city of Perth, and how Australia has handled COVID-19 and Black Li...
2020-06-1629 min
Visionary Womenpreneurs PodcastWorld Footprints - with Tonya FitzpatrickIn this episode of Visionary Womenpreneurs I am honored to talk with Tonya Fitzpatrick of World Footprints. Her travel platform is incredible and we do talk about it. But we also spend time talking about her company's statement regarding Black Lives Matter protests in Washington, D.C. and around the world. It is an honor to hear her perspectives.
Tonya Fitzpatrick, Esq. is the co-Founder of World Footprints, a socially conscious travel media platform that includes the award-winning World Footprints podcast. She is a 3x TEDx and international speaker, author, Explorers Club member and a Delegate to...
2020-06-0941 min
Speaking of Travel® With Marilyn BallWorld Footprints Provides Socially Minded Resources Supporting Transformative TravelTonya Fitzpatrick is the co-founder of World Footprints, a socially conscious travel media platform that includes the award-winning World Footprints podcast. Tonya is a 3x TEDx and international speaker, lawyer and author. World Footprints is one of the most reputable sources for meaningful, socially-minded travel content. Tonya and her husband Ian bring history to life, share unique treasures from the destinations they visit,and inspire, educate and connect communities around the world.Tonya shares the WHY behind the mission of World Footprints and discusses the transformative power of travel. She also explores the future of travel post-coronavirus...
2020-05-2243 minWorld FootprintsToronto-based travel journalist Helen Hatzis offers thoughts about Travel’s futureIf you want to hear about what the future face of travel might look like post-coronavirus ask someone who travels for a living. That's what we did when we sat down with fellow travel journalist Helen Hatzis of Trip Jaunt.
In addition to being a travel journalist Helen is known for many other things. She she was recognized as one of Canada’s Nicest Person's by Roots Canada celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017. Helen also received a Governor General Award for her extensive community work over the last two decades.
Hear what the future may hold for travelers and expe...
2020-05-1528 min
World FootprintsToronto-based travel journalist Helen Hatzis offers thoughts about Travel's futureIf you want to hear about what the future face of travel might look like post-coronavirus ask someone who travels for a living. That's what we did when we sat down with fellow travel journalist Helen Hatzis of Trip Jaunt.In addition to being a travel journalist Helen is known for many other things. She she was recognized as one of Canada’s Nicest Person's by Roots Canada celebrating Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017. Helen also received a Governor General Award for her extensive community work over the last two decades.Hear what the future may hold...
2020-05-1528 min
World FootprintsPerspectives on American History and CultureImagine a bi-partisan dinner with U.S. Senators and Representatives at the Library of Congress with leading contemporary historians and a billionaire patriotic philanthropist. Then image an evening of enlightened discussions about American history without the presence of media or political jockeying.
This is the setting of the Congressional Dialogues that philanthropist and Carlyle Group co-founder, David Rubenstein, has been holding since 2013. Today, many of these dialogues have become the foundation of David’s new book—The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians. David spent time with World Footprints to talk about The American Story, the lessons and insights th...
2020-05-1331 min
World FootprintsConsiderations for LGBTQ+ travelers and Life as a Digital NomadJoin World Footprints as we interview a friend and Knight Wallace Journalism Fellow about the challenges facing LGBTQ+ travelers and hear from a digital nomad about her life on the road.
First, travel journalist, Michael Luongo, has researched and written about the role travel journalism plays in tourism development in conflict zones and urban areas under stress. Michael also has his pulse on travel issues affecting the LGBTQ+ community including the considerations that go into travelling around the world for Gay travelers.
Then, if you’ve ever dreamed of a life full of travel but have never...
2020-05-1331 min
World FootprintsBrooklyn’s Hasidic neighborhood and Ecuador’s Huaorani peopleYou have probably seen the men with black coats, black panama-style hats and long curly sideburns (payots) and wondered who they are. These men (and women) in black are members of the Hasidic Jewish religious group that arose as a spiritual revival movement in 18th century Eastern Europe. The Hasidic Judaism community has grown exponentially beyond Eastern Europe and if you visit Brooklyn, New York you’ll find a thriving Hasidic community that has preserved it’s old world traditions in the modern world.
We spoke to tour guide, Frieda Vizel, who knows Brooklyn, New York’s Hasidic commu...
2020-05-1343 min
World FootprintsExploring the Green Book trail and Rochester’s African-American HeritageWorld Footprints will uncover the stories behind the story of the Green Book and we’ll explore Rochester, New York’s rich African-American heritage.
In an era of segregation, the Green Book directed African-American travelers to safe havens as they traveled through inhospitable and outright dangerous places. Indeed, being a Black family in the time of segregation having to travel by car across America through Sundown Towns and knowing that there was no one to protect you is a frightening and daunting proposition. We’ll explore the legacy of the Green Book with author Candacy Taylor in her new book “Ove...
2020-05-1337 min
World FootprintsKansas City’s African-American HeritageExplore the richness and depth of Kansas City’s black history from sports and jazz to food and social advancement on World Footprints with Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick.
First, we’ll talk to Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City. Bob says that the Negro Leagues is more than a story about baseball. It is the story of the beginning of the civil rights movement. It is the story about all of the players who broke the color barrier and signed with major league teams during the Jim Crow era. Bob also tells us tha...
2020-05-1342 min
World FootprintsTraveling to Puerto Rico and CubaThe island of Puerto Rico was still recovering from the destruction caused by Hurricane Maria when a Magnitude 6.4 earthquake shook the island. As of this taping, Puerto Rico was hit by a 5.3 quake. Yet, despite these natural disasters Sarah Ratliff, owner of Purple Coqui tours and a resident of Puerto Rico, along with freelance writer Cassandra Brooklyn, who just returned from Puerto Rico, say that the island is not as devastated as has been portrayed and it is open for tourism business.
For many years, Cuba has been the forbidden fruit that many Americans have sought to taste by...
2020-05-1329 min
World FootprintsTwo Surprising 2020 Travel Trends: Nakations and Space TourismFor 2020, nude travel and space tourism are two of the top travel trends that we’ll see emerge. Surprised? Don’t be.
Nakations, otherwise known as nude recreation and nude travel represents a $550 million global industry. Jeff Baldasarre with the American Association for Nude Recreation, an organization that represents 52 million individuals and 180 resorts and campgrounds worldwide, says that nude recreation is safe and wholsesome and that it enriches a person’s physical, spiritual, and mental health and is unlike anything the media portrays.
Valerie Stimac, space tourism expert and author of a Lonely Planet book about astrotouris...
2020-05-1329 min
World FootprintsPreparing to Live and/or Study AbroadBeing well traveled doesn’t prepare you to live in another country. In addition to learning a new language there is subtle cultural differences that require some adjustment.
Susan Haskins and Dan Pressure, International Living writers and authors of the new book, Live Richer, Spend Less, moved from Omaha, Nebraska nearly 2 decades ago and have lived in several different countries since then. So we had to ask them what inspired them to move from Nebraska to their first destination, Quito, Ecuador
Jeremy Bassetti works in international education with exchange students. He says that traveling abroad for the f...
2020-05-1329 min
World FootprintsVoluntourism and Galapagos Islands Conservation Practices: The Need for CautionJoin World Footprints for thought-provoking conversations that examine voluntourism and the impact that conservation practices and tourism have on the Galapagos Islands.
First, voluntourism aka volunteer travel projects are helpful to communities in need. But, intercultural educator Lena Papadopoulos says that some projects cause more harm to the communities they are meant to serve and it behooves us to recognize these hidden dangers and properly vet the organizations overseeing these projects.
Then, Galápagos researcher Dr. Elizabeth Hennessy, has written On the Backs of Tortoises: Darwin, the Galápagos, and the Fate of an Evolutionary Eden to ...
2020-05-1329 min
World FootprintsSatisfying Wanderlust during COVID-19This mandatory pause that’s been imposed on us because of COVID-19 is very challenging; especially for those of us who travel frequently. But a fellow travel journalist, Terri Marshall of Tripping with Terri says that technology has offered us ways to feed our wanderlust at home.
Terri writes a lot about multi generational travel and, in fact, she told World Footprints that the first post-corona trip she takes will be to treat her grandchildren to a theme park trip to a theme park. So, as a multi-gen traveler she had some great suggestions for families who are eage...
2020-05-1319 minWorld FootprintsKansas City’s African-American HeritageExplore the richness and depth of Kansas City’s black history from sports and jazz to food and social advancement on World Footprints with Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick.
First, we’ll talk to Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City. Bob says that the Negro Leagues is more than a story about baseball. It is the story of the beginning of the civil rights movement. It is the story about all of the players who broke the color barrier and signed with major league teams during the Jim Crow era. Bob also tells us that the...
2020-02-0942 min
World FootprintsKansas City's African-American HeritageExplore the richness and depth of Kansas City’s black history from sports and jazz to food and social advancement on World Footprints with Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick.First, we’ll talk to Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City. Bob says that the Negro Leagues is more than a story about baseball. It is the story of the beginning of the civil rights movement. It is the story about all of the players who broke the color barrier and signed with major league teams during the Jim Crow era. Bob also tells us t...
2020-02-0942 min
World FootprintsTraveling to Puerto Rico and CubaThe island of Puerto Rico was still recovering from the destruction caused by Hurricane Maria when a Magnitude 6.4 earthquake shook the island. As of this taping, Puerto Rico was hit by a 5.3 quake. Yet, despite these natural disasters Sarah Ratliff, owner of Purple Coqui tours and a resident of Puerto Rico, along with freelance writer Cassandra Brooklyn, who just returned from Puerto Rico, say that the island is not as devastated as has been portrayed and it is open for tourism business.For many years, Cuba has been the forbidden fruit that many Americans have sought to taste...
2020-01-3129 minWorld FootprintsTraveling to Puerto Rico and CubaThe island of Puerto Rico was still recovering from the destruction caused by Hurricane Maria when a Magnitude 6.4 earthquake shook the island. As of this taping, Puerto Rico was hit by a 5.3 quake. Yet, despite these natural disasters Sarah Ratliff, owner of Purple Coqui tours and a resident of Puerto Rico, along with freelance writer Cassandra Brooklyn, who just returned from Puerto Rico, say that the island is not as devastated as has been portrayed and it is open for tourism business.
For many years, Cuba has been the forbidden fruit that many Americans have sought to taste by traveling...
2020-01-3129 minWorld FootprintsTwo Surprising 2020 Travel Trends: Nakations and Space TourismFor 2020, nude travel and space tourism are two of the top travel trends that we'll see emerge. Surprised? Don't be.
Nakations, otherwise known as nude recreation and nude travel represents a $550 million global industry. Jeff Baldasarre with the American Association for Nude Recreation, an organization that represents 52 million individuals and 180 resorts and campgrounds worldwide, says that nude recreation is safe and wholsesome and that it enriches a person’s physical, spiritual, and mental health and is unlike anything the media portrays.
Valerie Stimac, space tourism expert and author of a Lonely Planet book about astrotourism called Dark Skies says that th...
2020-01-2129 min
World FootprintsTwo Surprising 2020 Travel Trends: Nakations and Space TourismFor 2020, nude travel and space tourism are two of the top travel trends that we'll see emerge. Surprised? Don't be.Nakations, otherwise known as nude recreation and nude travel represents a $550 million global industry. Jeff Baldasarre with the American Association for Nude Recreation, an organization that represents 52 million individuals and 180 resorts and campgrounds worldwide, says that nude recreation is safe and wholsesome and that it enriches a person’s physical, spiritual, and mental health and is unlike anything the media portrays.Valerie Stimac, space tourism expert and author of a Lonely Planet book about astrotourism entitled Da...
2020-01-2129 minWorld FootprintsPreparing to Live and/or Study AbroadBeing well traveled doesn’t prepare you to live in another country. In addition to learning a new language there is subtle cultural differences that require some adjustment.
Susan Haskins and Dan Pressure, International Living writers and authors of the new book, Live Richer, Spend Less, moved from Omaha, Nebraska nearly 2 decades ago and have lived in several different countries since then. So we had to ask them what inspired them to move from Nebraska to their first destination, Quito, Ecuador
Jeremy Bassetti works in international education with exchange students. He says that traveling abroad for the first time is on...
2020-01-1229 min
World FootprintsPreparing to Live and/or Study AbroadBeing well traveled doesn’t prepare you to live in another country. In addition to learning a new language there is subtle cultural differences that require some adjustment.Susan Haskins and Dan Pressure, International Living writers and authors of the new book, Live Richer, Spend Less, moved from Omaha, Nebraska nearly 2 decades ago and have lived in several different countries since then. So we had to ask them what inspired them to move from Nebraska to their first destination, Quito, Ecuador Jeremy Bassetti works in international education with exchange students. He says that traveling abroad for th...
2020-01-1229 min
World FootprintsExploring Iceland by Land and SeaIceland is a country of sharp contrasts--Where dark winter night are offset by a sleepless summer sun—where fire and ice co-exist; and where a dramatic landscape and insular existence supports folklore and informs a vibrant culture.We set out exploring Iceland aboard the Ocean Diamond, the small cruise ship of ProCruises Iceland. Captain Herve Parage and Expedition Leader, Dorothee Hippel guided us through Iceland’s history and the waters that were being stirred by remnants of Hurricane Dorian.After three days of sailing from Iceland’s Southwest to its Northeast, we disembarked and loaded up in a v...
2019-12-1744 minWorld FootprintsExploring Iceland by Land and SeaIceland is a country of sharp contrasts--Where dark winter night are offset by a sleepless summer sun—where fire and ice co-exist; and where a dramatic landscape and insular existence supports folklore and informs a vibrant culture.
We set out exploring Iceland aboard the Ocean Diamond, the small cruise ship of ProCruises Iceland. Captain Herve Parage and Expedition Leader, Dorothee Hippel guided us through Iceland’s history and the waters that were being stirred by remnants of Hurricane Dorian.
After three days of sailing from Iceland’s Southwest to its Northeast, we disembarked and loaded up in a van with eight...
2019-12-1744 min
World FootprintsInsights: Ansel Adams and Mahisha DellingerThe photographs of Ansel Adams are among America’s finest artistic treasures. Now a landmark book containing a collection of photographs that Ansel selected before his death of his beloved Yosemite National Park has just been published for the first time in book form.We spoke to Ansel’s son, grandson and dark-room assistant about the impact of his work and legacy.Mahisha Dellinger grew up in the Sacramento projects but this CEO and Founder of CURLS –a family of organic hair care products for natural textures—earned a show on OWN, Oprah Winfrey’s network, and a view...
2019-11-2029 minWorld FootprintsInsights: Ansel Adams and Mahisha DellingerThe photographs of Ansel Adams are among America’s finest artistic treasures. Now a landmark book containing a collection of photographs that Ansel selected before his death of his beloved Yosemite National Park has just been published for the first time in book form.
We spoke to Ansel’s son, grandson and dark-room assistant about the impact of his work and legacy.
Mahisha Dellinger grew up in the Sacramento projects but this CEO and Founder of CURLS --a family of organic hair care products for natural textures—earned a show on OWN, Oprah Winfrey’s network, and a view from the pent...
2019-11-2029 minWorld FootprintsSalute to Patriotism and Statesmanship"No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks." -- James Allen
We owe our men and women in uniform a huge debt. Not only do they sacrifice their lives for the freedoms we enjoy, they also display incredible statesmanship in the line of duty.
Chez Chesak is an Army National Guardman turned travel journalist. In 2005, Chez was deployed to Kirkuk, Iraq, as part of a combat team comprised of individuals with valuable life experiences. Chez says it was their maturity and life experiences that allowed his team to accomplish their tasks while displaying empathy and humanity.
Leslie Riley...
2019-11-1029 min
World FootprintsSalute to Patriotism and Statesmanship"No duty is more urgent than that of returning thanks." -- James AllenWe owe our men and women in uniform a huge debt. Not only do they sacrifice their lives for the freedoms we enjoy, they also display incredible statesmanship in the line of duty.Chez Chesak is an Army National Guardman turned travel journalist. In 2005, Chez was deployed to Kirkuk, Iraq, as part of a combat team comprised of individuals with valuable life experiences. Chez says it was their maturity and life experiences that allowed his team to accomplish their tasks while displaying empathy...
2019-11-1029 minWorld FootprintsLEGACY SHOW: RFK Jr’s Reflections, Green Living, and Letters to Zerky - July 26, 2011- Sep 29,2012This broadcast is a favorite legacy show that we produced under our old name Travel'n On and before re-branding as WORLD FOOTPRINTS.
The son of America’s 64th Attorney General talks with World Footprints Radio hosts Tonya and Ian Fitzpatrick about his involvement in a new documentary, Grand Canyon Adventure: River at Risk 3D. An environmental attorney and activist, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., was named by Time Magazine as one of its “Heroes for the Planet” in 1999. RFK, Jr., also talks about work with Waterkeeper Alliance . Rob Holmes, Founder & President of Green Living Project talks to World Footprints about his work i...
2018-11-0200 min
World FootprintsFrom Jewish London to America by Harley and places in betweenWe explore points around the globe from London and the Jewish contributions to British society to America as we explore it’s history on the back of a Harley Davidson. We’ll stop at places in between and spend time remembering Anthony Bourdain.When most people think of London their first thoughts are of the iconic attractions. Few, however, realize the influences that other cultures have made to British society. Author and tour guide, Rachel Kolsky, takes us on an in-depth tour of Jewish London.We also welcome back three old friends.Darley Newman, host...
2018-07-0759 minWorld FootprintsFrom Jewish London to America by Harley and places in betweenWe explore points around the globe from London and the Jewish contributions to British society to America as we explore it’s history on the back of a Harley Davidson. We’ll stop at places in between and we’ll remember Anthony Bourdain.
When most people think of London their first thoughts are of the iconic attractions. Few, however, realize the influences that other cultures have made to British society. Author and tour guide, Rachel Kolsky, takes us on an in-depth tour of Jewish London.
We also welcome back three old friends.
Darley Newman, host of the Emmy winning show Equitr...
2018-07-0759 min
World FootprintsInside Africa Conservation, Yellowstone, Uganda and Return to GlowToday on World Footprints we will examine some troubling realities of Western conservation efforts in Africa; we’ll connect with life in Italy; take a glimpse inside of Uganda and we’ll hear about the People of Yellowstone. In her provocative new book: White Man’s Game, author Stephanie Hanes examines the larger problems that arise when Westerners try to “fix” complex problems in developing countries, acting with the best intentions yet often overlooking the wishes of the local population. In White Man’s Game, Stephanie find herself tracing an unexpected storyline of the tangled history of Western missionaries...
2017-07-3059 minWorld FootprintsInside Africa Conservation, Yellowstone, Uganda and Return to GlowToday on World Footprints we will examine some troubling realities of Western conservation efforts in Africa; we’ll connect with life in Italy; take a glimpse inside of Uganda and we’ll hear about the People of Yellowstone.
In her provocative new book: White Man’s Game, author Stephanie Hanes examines the larger problems that arise when Westerners try to “fix” complex problems in developing countries, acting with the best intentions yet often overlooking the wishes of the local population. In White Man’s Game, Stephanie find herself tracing an unexpected storyline of the tangled history of Western missionaries, explorers and do-goode...
2017-07-3059 min
World FootprintsExploring Paris, China, Family Travel and City PassTo understand a city one must look through the lens of its artists with open eyes, appreciate the personal stories of locals, and sometimes jump on a fast track to have time at popular attractions. Art curator and author Matt Wagner travels the world looking for the Tall Trees—the artists that stand out and help share our common humanity. In his third Tall Trees book series Matt explores the artist community in Paris.As a mother of three, family travel expert Shelly Rivoli says when traveling with babies it is important to remain calm. Shelly ha...
2017-07-2559 minWorld FootprintsExploring Paris, China, Family Travel and City PassTo understand a city one must look through the lens of its artists with open eyes, appreciate the personal stories of locals, and sometimes jump on a fast track to have time at popular attractions.
Art curator and author Matt Wagner travels the world looking for the Tall Trees—the artists that stand out and help share our common humanity. In his third Tall Trees book series Matt explores the artist community in Paris.
As a mother of three, family travel expert Shelly Rivoli says when traveling with babies it is important to remain calm. Shelly has learned a lot of...
2017-07-2559 min
World FootprintsReviving North Carolina towns through art and tourismOn one side of the state, North Carolina has the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. On the coastal side, the state boasts wild horses and deep blue waters. However, the center of the North Carolina holds surprising treasures and a rich history. After losing the tobacco and textile industries, Kinston’s Mayor, B.J. Murphy tells us that his small town turned to the arts for economic revitalization. Even after traveling to Kinston for decades, Ian experienced a new community that is rich in all art forms-- from music and visual arts to brewing and distilling arts. No...
2017-06-2059 minWorld FootprintsReviving North Carolina towns through art and tourismOn one side of the state, North Carolina has the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains. On the coastal side, the state boasts wild horses and deep blue waters. However, the center of the North Carolina holds surprising treasures and a rich history.
After losing the tobacco and textile industries, Kinston’s Mayor, B.J. Murphy tells us that his small town turned to the arts for economic revitalization. Even after traveling to Kinston for decades, Ian experienced a new community that is rich in all art forms-- from music and visual arts to brewing and distilling arts.
North Carolina has a ri...
2017-06-2059 minWorld FootprintsCity Of David, Namibia, Tasting SicilyWorld Footprints will explore Biblical history at the City of David, Namibia's political, economic and natural landscape and small town treasures that offer a taste of Sicily and more.
According to Hebrew tradition, the area outside of the Old City Walls of Jerusalem is considered to be the center of the world. World Footprints will explore that theory and Biblical history with Zev Orenstein at the City of David. We'll also examine new archaeology discoveries that support the existence of King David.
Namibia is a country is great diversity. The country is home to wildlife that can't be found anywhere...
2015-09-1559 min