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Podcast #163 — New World of Travel Insurance; Getting Medical Help on the Road

May 8, 2020

I think I put off finding a doc too long Though I’m still locked down on the shores of Lake Michigan, data shows that people are starting to do short car trips. What will people need to feel comfortable to do more extensive travel — spacing in aircraft, we talk with Erik Josowitz of insuranceQuotes.com about trends in travel insurance,… Continue Reading →
Podcast #149 — Dining Single; Airlines Need To Tell Us More

March 19, 2019

I dusted off the mobile rig to record this episode in Happy Valley, the home of Penn State. And I am kinda happy with some travel to Phoenix and Florida to thaw me out after Chicago’s run in with the polar vortex. In this episode, I talk about budget airlines, stepping down in Hertz status, why I bought physical guidebooks… Continue Reading →
Podcast #54 – Traveling Injured; How Bad Is Travel Experience Really?

June 8, 2007

Recorded in the Grand Geneva Resort and Spa, the former Playboy Club, in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, I talk about the travails of “playing injured” — traveling while sick. A listener comment makes me wonder if I’m exaggerating the state of the US travel experience. We get a good suggestion on how to wrestle with charging all those electronic devices we… Continue Reading →

Podcast #163 — New World of Travel Insurance; Getting Medical Help on the Road