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Take a profound and distant journey. Call it:

Deep Travel
Immersive Travel
Slow Travel
Vagabonding

I will guide you to the intersection of travel, technology, and transformation.

The WanderLearn podcast will compel you to go beyond your comfort zone.

I wander all over the world and I share what I learn with you! In so doing, I hope you'll be inspired to do the same. Travel is the best university.

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I tackle more listener feedback.

Here's what they wrote:

DC Qranky wrote

One thing I find very appealing about your show is how insightful you are and the way you both remain open to ideas while expressing your own opinion even if it’s totally contrary to a guest, for example.

How about if at the end of every show you had a short segment in which you take one reader question or topic suggestion and run with that? It’s another way to engage with listeners without bribing them for 5-star reviews and it’s basically giving you free show ideas. It can be about ANYTHING! Literally, anything at all. If you can get an expert on your show to discuss with, all the better, but if not you can just spin your wheels on the question/topic yourself.

It should be the same duration every time - long enough to dig in but not so long that you start to ramble. I’d say 5-10 min max. Maybe you can give it a catchy name like ‘New Idea Fix for 6’, as in 6 minutes. That’s a terrible name but just to illustrate the point. And!…give listeners an opportunity to post their thoughts after the show. You’ll read the top 3 most compelling feedback on your next show prior to the special segment.

If you do this, DC Qranky wants an associate producer credit!

Read more …

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I tackle my critics head-on thanks to an audience suggestion.

DC Qranky wrote:

You only read 5-star reviews on your show?

C’mon man…don’t you want to encourage authentic dialogue? I think you should read ALL reviews! Not only will that encourage engagement, it will give you feed for your podcast. Let’s say some douche bag like, oh I don’t know, DC Qranky gives you a 1-star review and says you don’t know your ass from a hole in the ground and you’re full of crap and playing off Trump, Africa is a shit hole country (I know it’s a continent) so why are you wasting your time there. That’s great stuff! Engage! Bring the fucker on your show.

Many words and expressions irritate me when people misuse them.

Here's my ongoing list.

"You can't compare X with Y..."

In this episode, I destroy the inaccurate expression that says, "You can't compare...." About 99% of the time, you CAN compare anything with anything.

You may dislike the comparison or believe the two things are vastly different, but that doesn't mean you CANNOT compare them.

The 12 problematic words/phrases

Initially, I made one 30-minute show with all 12 words.

However, I've also broken them into mini-podcasts and video shorts to make them more sharable.

Share to educate the world about these 12 misused words or phrases.

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What's the difference between changing and transforming?

Dr. Rosie Kuhn discusses this and many other topics in the #126 episode of the WanderLearn podcast!

Listen to this if you're looking for ways to create a paradigm shift in your mentality and the way you perceive your life.

Check out Rosie Kuhn's books!

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Rejoice Tapon describes her exploration of the four most popular military branches: Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines.

She dreams of being a nurse in the 2020s.

Therefore, she was mainly interested in the medical field.

Still, this video will be helpful for those who are interested in non-medical careers.

You'll learn:

What's awesome about the Marines.
Who should join the Air Force.
What funny cartoon sums up different military groups.
Why the Army is best who want a specific and guaranteed job.
Why Rejoice chose the Navy.
What's Rejoice's best tip for who may want to enlist.
What all military recruiters will tell you.

The video/podcast cuts abruptly, so Francis inserts an addendum to share information about when Rejoice will ship to boot camp, how long her training is, and what she may be doing for the next 5 years.

Admittedly, in this video/podcast, we don't consider the Coast Guard (Rejoice dislikes swimming) and Space Force (it lacks medical jobs). If you request, I can do a video on those branches later.