I'm Molly and I'm Matthew and this is spilled milk the show where we cook something delicious

eat it all and you can't have any and today we're talking about solo travel that's right

and this episode was suggested by producer Abby who is actually sitting in the studio with us

producer abby are you with us i'm here i'm here okay right welcome producer abbey thank

you so much i'm happy to be here um let's start with our beloved segment

boy is this gonna is this bit going to continue for the whole episode

abby is our abby is um using her special NPR voice.

We are so pleased to be joined by Mara Liason. We had an actual NPR host on our show. You remember that? That was amazing. I do. Michelle Norris. I know. That was incredible. So let's start with our beloved segment, memory lane. Okay. Molly, do you have any solo travel memory lane? Hold on. Like, do we need to define the concept?

I'm not sure if we do.

Okay, but yeah, what is solo travel to us?

So I guess I went from no to yes. Okay.

So I'm thinking any trip that is not like strictly work, work travel is a whole other thing.

I feel like work travel could be solo travel. So that...

Well, as you're about to hear from me, host Molly, my solo travel tends to be connected to work, but I think of it as being a separate part.

Okay.

Yeah, because work is like you have to go and there's responsibilities that you have to,

you know, check off your checklist. But solo travel is like, this is your choice that you want to go

and you want to go alone. Yeah. Well, I think it's an offshoot of a business. Can I like try out an

idea that I'm like making up like as we get started here? I think what's interesting about solo

travel is that it is an

opportunity to be someone a little different than you usually are because you're in a totally

different context. And you know, partly. You watch it. Yeah, partly that's geographical, but it's

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