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Travel in the “Mad Men” era: Stewardess work at the dawn of the Jet Age
“Stewardesses were instructed to not serve caffeinated beverages or alcohol during a hijacking, and were encouraged to use their femininity to manipulate the hijackers.”...
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The curious case of a con-man who infiltrated the world of elite travelers
“Wanderlust can dictate the course of your life.” – Dave Seminara In this episode of Deviate, Rolf and Dave discuss the philosophical underpinnings of...
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Memories you didn’t know you remembered: A deeper dive into nostalgia
“This is a weird time to be grateful for, but I’m sure we’ll feel heaps of nostalgia for it.” – Kristen “Kiki” Bush In...
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What a 20th century monk can teach us about living (with Sophfronia Scott)
“For as much as we seek our paths and have questions about the journey, there is a sense deep within us, like a primeval...
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Life changing travel experiences: Epiphanies of expatriate life in Korea
“I came to live and work in Korea and walked out two years later way more equipped in life, not just as a traveler,...
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Paul Theroux on the necessary obstacles of immersive slow travel [encore]
“All writing is trying to destroy a stereotype, and the individual that you’re writing about — the figure in the landscape — is actually...