Hi, this is Women Who Travel, a new podcast from Kani Nas Traveler that digs deep into the realities of traveling as a woman today and celebrates why we're never staying home.

I'm Meredith Carey, and this is my co-host, Lale Ericoglu.

Hi.

For our second episode, we're joined by the photographer Mejala Norok, whose book Atlas of Beauty

is on Shelf Now and regular traveler contributors, Nina Hahn and Barbara Peterson.

This week, we're talking about something that stereotypically women haven't wanted to talk about,

which is age.

We're really going to focus on how

travel changes as we age, how the beauty of travel changes as we age, and how our priorities

of where we want to go and what we want to do kind of changes as we get more life experience

and mature. So the first question I have is what is everyone's first travel memory? Like what is

your first trip when you think back of like what really like defines your first

travel experience?

How far back do you want to go?

As far back as you can think.

So it's sort of like I, you know how some people say, well, they learn to do X, Y, Z when they first

learned how to walk.

Well, that's kind of the way it was for me.

My father traveled a lot on business.

And so I remember flying with him on a trip.

It was just a domestic trip down to Washington, but it was very exciting because, you know, air travel.

It wasn't something people did the way they did now. Very few people traveled. I mean, you know, air travel, it wasn't something people did the way they

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