Hey everybody, Amanda here recommending a podcast that I have been really drawn to lately called Wayfinder, Life Changing Travel.

Now, if like me you enjoy fantasizing about all the different places you've seen pictures of and what it might actually be like to visit them, this is a fabulous podcast for you to relax with.

If you ever dreamed of wandering the icy blue

glaciers of Alaska or climbing a quiet minaret in Smarkland for a secret view of the city below,

that feeling that pull toward discovering the beauty of this world is at the heart of Wayfinder,

life-changing travel. This podcast is all about travel journeys that transform us,

told through immersive stories of places, people, and moments that stay with you

long after you return home from your trip.

Now, it's hosted by a veteran travel writer named Daniel Sheffler. And the show reminds us that the best travel

doesn't change where you are, but changes who you are. Yes, the trip may last a few days,

or if we're lucky, a couple of weeks, but you bring back way more with you than a tan or

maybe a new appreciation for a new food. And I really like that this isn't just a typical

travel podcast. It's about, for me, the experience of what travel can really be. The moments

that like guidebooks, even photos can't really capture, but just the experience of being somewhere

new and coming back a little bit different. Now, Wayfinder just returned for season two,

and there are some really

incredible episodes coming up. I was lucky enough to get a sneak peek. This new season explores

16 new stories across 16 destinations from the remote natural landscapes of Alaska to culturally

rich cities in Uzbekistan, Fiji, Morocco, and Tanzania. Now, I especially loved the episode

about Kusko, Peru. That was the end of season one. The episode is called The Hidden Gifts

of Peru following Huda Alvi, entrepreneur and co-founder of the girls trip, as she experienced

something I was lucky enough to see, the culture of

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