Big Five – FeedThe New Podcast Episode
Dear Advisor Partners,
This week we change gears. Yes, again. Many of you know and listen to our podcast, the Sustainable Voice, on Apple, Spotify, and Amazon, to which I say thank you with the utmost gratitude. On several of those episodes, I was joined by one of our many amazing travel advisor partners, Robin Cline of Cline & Co Travel Consulting, where we covered everything from tourism, and powering women’s rights in Egypt to Colombia’s transformation through Medellin. Now, Robin has her very own podcast, The Intrepid Traveler, which I have been a guest on, as have many of our partner colleagues. Our viewpoints on many things travel are aligned, and it seems we laugh harder on each episode as we explore these topics even further.
After our most recent recording, where we talked about the origins of our careers and how we ended up in tourism, along with our introduction to sustainability, the conversation turned to current events and the inaccuracy with which this is reported at times. As Robin is sharing her stories about what is happening in France and me about what is happening in Sudan, I began to wonder why there isn’t a reality show of sorts on our daily lives in this industry. It would certainly be more entertaining than seeing yet another Kardashian drama! All of a sudden, we had an epiphany, why not create a monthly episode on both of our podcasts where we can review the month we both just had and talk about the events that made the news that perhaps wasn’t “front page” material or in some cases, wasn’t even real news at all.
May I share the trailer Robin and I recorded for our new monthly podcast episode, Things We Shouldn’t Freak Out About. Our first episode is set to go live at the end of this month, and I cannot wait to see where this topic takes us.
For more information on The Sustainable Voice, click here, or ask Alexa (I always wanted to say that) https://bigfive.com/the-sustainable-voice-podcast-series/
Enjoy this week’s video – https://youtu.be/lmAEfWshj98
