
Solo Travel, Hidden Dining Gems & Seeing the World with Kaitlyn Rosati
Send us Fan Mail Someone once told Kaitlyn Rosati she shouldn’t travel to South America without a man. She went anyway, built No Man Nomad and turned solo travel into a full-time life across nearly 10...
25 Jun 28min

Finding the Stories That Make a City: Indianapolis, Hidden Gems and History with Ashley Petry
Send us Fan Mail Indianapolis has secrets hiding in plain sight, and some of them involve thousands of hungry squirrels. Host Angela Tuell sits down with Indianapolis writer, editor and author Ashley ...
11 Jun 17min

The Strange World of Wellness, Dating Trends and Human Behavior with Journalist Madeleine Aggeler
Send us Fan Mail A naked dinner party assignment. An alligator living by a dollar store. A “be more efficient” book that actually teaches you to rest. Lifestyle and wellness reporter Madeleine Aggeler...
28 Mai 28min

From Bioethics to Rolling Stone: How Elizabeth Yuko Explains Complex Issues Through Journalism
Send us Fan Mail When you hear “bioethics,” you might picture abstract debates and dense academic language, but that's not the case with today's guest. I’m joined by Dr. Elizabeth Yuko, an award-winni...
14 Mai 27min

Writing for Real Simple, Popular Mechanics and Beyond: Stephanie Mickelson’s Freelance Journey Focusing on Home, Lifestyle, Books and More
Send us Fan Mail She wanted to be home with her kids, but she also wanted an income and a career. That tension is where freelance writer Stephanie Mickelson built her business, starting with small Upw...
30 Apr 31min

Travel Writing Gets Better When You Follow The Drink List with Emily Cappiello
Send us Fan Mail A destination can look perfect on paper and still feel unreadable until you sit down, open the menu and watch what locals actually order. That’s the lens we bring to this conversation...
16 Apr 27min

How A Travel Writer Turned Neighborhood Walks in South Korea Into Stories with Charlie Usher
Send us Fan Mail Seoul can look like one giant skyline from a distance, but up close it’s a patchwork of neighborhoods with their own rhythms, histories, and quiet surprises. I’m joined by writer, edi...
2 Apr 27min

You’re Always Writing About Someone’s Home: Travel Writing, Press Trips and the Reality of Freelance with Rosie Bell
Send us Fan Mail The travel stories you love rarely come from “perfect” trips. They come from patience, ethics, and a lot of unseen work. We sit down with Rosie Bell, an award-winning travel writer, e...
19 Mar 34min



















