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Episode 625: What's It Like to Live in Guantanamo Bay? (with Victoria Montes)

Don't miss this fascinating interview with writer and teacher Victoria Montes, a long-time expat currently living in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Victoria has spent much of her life moving around the word, from Nigeria, Morocco, and Pakistan as a diplomat's kid growing up in the '70s, t ...  Show more

Bittersweet Past: The Joy of Anticipating Travel

Some psychologists say that anticipation of a desired event can often bring more happiness than experiencing the event itself. And if that's the case, can we conclude that planning a trip is even more fun that actually taking the trip? This episode from our archives was inspired ...  Show more

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