Hey, it's Rohan. Where I live in Glasgow, Scotland, we're approaching the winter holidays and colder weather.

If snow isn't your favourite and you're dreaming of a warmer location, I want to recommend a show that can take you across the world, wherever you may be listening.

It's called Women Who Travel, from Conde Nask Traveller.

Each episode will transport you to a new place,

like the ancient ruins of Pompeii,

or the jaw-dropping peaks of Bhutan. Host Lale Arakoglu shares her 10 years of experience

as an endlessly curious global journalist and the stories of self-identifying women travellers.

Like on our show, women who travel will immerse you in sounds from across the globe.

You can find women who travel wherever you get to your podcasts. I walk through the big wooden door carved with Hindu mosaics.

So much just changed about the temple.

But there are special little things that remain the same.

My shoes rest in the same cubby hole I used as a kid.

And my bare feet walk quietly on the cold marble floor.

I lower myself onto the ground of the prayer hall and sit cross-legged on the carpet.

I remember its fragrance. And for the first time in decades I close my eyes and pray. Growing up in suburban Michigan,

Sineal Gupta, author of everyday dama

feels as though his life is divided between two realities, that of the Indian boy and that

of the American child.

It's not until years later after a surprising career pivot to politics that Sunil learns

it is possible to embrace all parts of himself and that he's stronger when he does so.

In this series we combine immersive first-person stories,

breathtaking music and mindfulness prompts so that we may see our lives reflected

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