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Travel with Amateur Traveler Podcast

AT#355 - Travel to Guatemala

Travel with Amateur Traveler Podcast

Chris Christensen

History, Places & Travel, Society & Culture

4.41K Ratings

🗓️ 12 January 2013

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Hear about travel to Guatemala as the Amateur Traveler talks to Shannon O’Donneal from alittleadrift.com about her recent trip to Guatemala. Shannon went to Guatemala to attend a language school but was surprised by the breath of diversity in the culture. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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I got my bags back on a roll heading out there and I'm ready to go looking real good

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in my passport photo.

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Amateur Traveler episode 355 today the Amateur Traveler episode 355. Today the amateur traveler talks about

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colonial cities, Mayan ruins, and language schools as we go to Guatemala. I got to sit in one more cafe.

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I know that I should be heading home

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but maybe not maybe not

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not today.

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Welcome to the amateur traveler. I'm your host Chris Christensen. Before we get

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into this week's interview I do have three news stories for you. The first one

0:40.1

we watched Harry Potter actress Emma Watson grow up but apparently

0:43.7

somebody the TSA doesn't think she's done growing up. She was mistaken for an

0:47.9

unaccompanied minor at JFK airport recently. She is 22 and unaccompanied minor would be under the age of 12.

0:56.0

And then we often have stories of unruly passengers. We had an odd one this week when a passenger

1:01.2

went a little crazy on a flight from Iceland air to New York City.

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He ended up choking the person next to him screaming the plane is going down or something to that

1:09.8

effect and was duct tape to his seat by the other passengers.

1:14.0

So if you're not packing duct tape for your next flight,

1:17.0

maybe you should think about it.

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But overall we had the good news that

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2012 worldwide was the safest year in air travel since 1945. Now I'm assuming

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they met the safest in commercial air travel. As I recall a lot of planes were

1:31.4

being shot down in 1945. For links to all three of those stories

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