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The Wanderlist is a travel podcast by Wanderlust Union, for people who care as much about how a place feels as where it is. Hosted by Sophie Baker, each episode sits down with fascinating, well-travelled guests to uncover the journeys that have stayed with them - the hotels they still think about, meals worth crossing the world for, places that surprised them, and experiences that changed the way they see the world. And then we open their little black book of travel: the restaurants, hotels, bars, hidden gems and destinations they recommend to friends and return to again and again. Part travel story, part insider address book, The Wanderlist is about discovering places with substance, stories worth bringing home, and plenty to add to your own list. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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What if the trip you think is out of reach is sitting quietly inside your points balance? Known as The Points Whisperer, Steve Hui has built a career helping people turn everyday spending into extraordinary travel - including the kind of First Class experience that feels completely impossible until you understand how points really work. For anyone who has ever looked at a business class seat and assumed it was out of reach, Steve makes the case that the upgrade might be closer than you think. Credits & Links: Guest: Steve Hui - follow Steve on Instagram at @iflyflat Host: Sophie Baker - connect with Sophie on LinkedIn or follow on Instagram @sophiehgbaker for more travel recommendations. Follow The Wanderlist on Instagram at @the_wanderlist_podcast . Visit Wanderlust Union for more on the podcast. Produced by Mylk Media .
Kirstie Clements has done travel at its most glamorous. But the moments she remembers best are a little less polished - floating beneath the stars in Iceland, listening to the Amazon rainforest, and discovering places where the most beautiful things can’t be photographed. The former Vogue Australia editor and now travel writer takes Sophie from Paris and Fiji to Bhutan, Marrakech and the far reaches of the Amazon, sharing the places that have genuinely surprised her, and why these days she’d rather linger, get lost and let a destination unfold than race through a checklist. Credits & Links: Guest: Kirstie Clements - follow Kirstie on Instagram at @kirstie_clements Host: Sophie Baker - connect with Sophie on LinkedIn or follow on Instagram @sophiehgbaker for more travel recommendations. Follow The Wanderlist on Instagram at @the_wanderlist_podcast . Visit Wanderlust Union for more on the podcast. Produced by Mylk Media .
What does a designer see when they travel? For Jono Fleming, it’s never just the destination. It’s the hotel lobby, the market stall, the perfect room, the unexpected city, the souvenir with a story, and the places that somehow look even better in real life. From the sensory pull of Marrakech to the surprise of Taipei, this is travel through an interior designer’s eye - where colour, texture, chaos and detail become the memories you keep long after the suitcase is unpacked. Credits & Links: Guest: Jono Fleming - follow Jono on Instagram at @jono.fleming . Host: Sophie Baker - connect with Sophie on LinkedIn or follow on Instagram @sophiehgbaker for more travel recommendations. Follow The Wanderlist on Instagram at @the_wanderlist_podcast . Visit Wanderlust Union for more on the podcast. Produced by Mylk Media .
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