Every year we try to slow down to step away and give ourselves a little bit of space from the online and digital world to enjoy the amazing natural world around us. This year I'm super excited that I'll be taking a

digital detox and rafting down Montana's Smith River. No internet, no cell phone,

nothing other than a few raps, few canoes, and a few buddies, of course some amazing scenery.

After that, we'll be hanging out in Montana a little bit and then we'll be spending some really quality time in New Hampshire with Heather's family.

So in order to do that and in order to slow things down, what we've decided to do for the first time ever in Extra Pack of Peanuts history is run some of our favorite episodes ever as replay.

We didn't want you guys to miss out. We know a lot of you love having a weekly podcast to listen to so over

the four weeks in August we will be putting out four of our favorite episodes of all time of the Extra Pack of Peanuts podcast.

So we have 329 episodes at this point.

So even if you're a super fan,

you may have missed some of the older episodes.

We're gonna be putting them out here on the Extra Pack of Pe older episodes. We're going to be putting them out here on the

extra pack of peanuts feed and then in the very beginning of September we'll

be back with you creating new content. So we hope that you enjoy these gems of episodes some of our favorite of all time and of course we hope that you enjoy the rest of your summer

The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast, Episode 203.

Breathing freely in Beijing for one day, that means without a mask, is equivalent

to smoking 21 cigarettes. If I knew that before I went there, I might have freaked out too.

Hey everyone and welcome to a very fun, very unique episode about travel

meltdowns and whether you are traveling to China the scene of one person's travel meltdown on the show or whether you're traveling anywhere else in the world and you need a good travel backpack.

You want to check out Tortuga Backpacks. I had mine with me while I was in China.

Who knows? Maybe that helped me not melt down.

And no matter where you're going, you need a good backpack, you need one that's reliable.

So I would urge you check out

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