I am proud to share with you with my first podcast ever. And it is an interview or should I say a laidback heart to heart conversation with Nikhil Shankar of Get Out Podcast, a weekly podcast covering inspirational stories of travel, culture and society from around us.
This easy going conversation touches the following facets of my personal, travel and professional life:
1) My blogging story
2) My childhood
3) The turning point in my life
4) My long term dream
5) Some interesting travel tips
6) My travel lifestyle
7) What about travel that I love
8) Breaking the myths of safe travels
9) Some of my travel experiences that blew my mind
10) My love for the Western Ghats
11) The art of picking up new languages
12) How I have enjoyed being a vegetarian traveler
13) How I try to understand the movement of cultures and languages in history
14) Connecting history and geography from high school while traveling
15) Visa issues with having an Indian Passport
16) The oldest temple in the world
17) The love for Shahrukh Khan, Bollywood, Indian Food and rich Indian colours
18) Racism during travels
19) The origin of some exotic Indian foods
20) The culture of head bobs and sounds
21) Volunteering during holidays
22) Photography as a way of my travel life
23) Travel blogging as a career is not as rosy as it seems
24) The perk of having time on your side
25) The joys and perils of working on your own
26) The joy of traveling non popular destinations
27) Handy tips to handling foreign currency and forex
28) My upcoming travel calendar
29) Being thankful to the universe for giving me this fantastic life
30) The art of failing to succeed
31) Not everyone is supposed to live a life of mediocrity
The entire podcast is about 2 hours long. So, if you are stuck in traffic, have a long bus or train ride back home from work, have a long layover or have a few hours to kill during the week or weekend, do give this travel podcast of mine a listen! And let me know what you think. I am thinking of doing this more often if you all seem to take a liking to it.
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