Hey, everyone. This is Women Who Travel, a podcast from Kottinass Traveler. My name is Meredith Carey, and as always, I am seated next to Lolle Eric Koglu.

Hello. And this week, we have someone very exciting in the studio. I'm going to just read this spiel, like right off my piece of paper, because it is so mind-blowing.

Georgia Dina is an aspiring 26-year-old pilot who's already been around the world once with her dad, co-piloting a single-engine turbo prop plane the size of a small yacht.

She was 23 at the time, which like is, I was doing nothing at 23.

Doing nothing now.

You and your dad just completed an epic 54 day route in the same plane

all over the place starting in Colorado Springs and ending up in Greece and Jordan and Africa

and Greenland and all these other places that was not the order they flew in by the way

and you filed dispatches to kind of As Traveler, the whole route.

So Lally and I have been keeping up with your journey, but you just finished when?

I got back on October 17th.

Okay, so like two weeks ago.

So how has it been adjusting to normal life on the ground?

It was easier than I thought, but I did come back to New York and have to do a full move,

and I broke up with my boyfriend, and I don't have a job.

So it's been more than an adjustment.

Do you feel like your travel, like those 54 days, were like this mind opening?

Because that's a lot of things to happen at once.

Yeah.

It feels like you're in a different planet.

I mean, you're very much so on Earth, and we're very aware of that.

We were fighting gravity the whole time, but it's like a meditation almost.

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