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Join James, Chelsea, and Graessle as they talk through some of their favorite travel stories!

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Lily Rabbitt

This is such a great thing to listen to as someone who is currently in college and dealing with kids from money talking about where they’re going over the summer while I have never been out of the country or even west of Ohio— it’s nice to hear people appreciating those smaller excursions and road trips and celebrating how “traveling” needn’t necessarily be traveling the world ❤️

shanice

I enjoy hearing you guys talk about Michigan. You have so much love for your state! 💚 I’m from West Michigan. 😁I’ve only been to the actual U.P a few times. Back in the day, going “Up North” to me meant going to places like Traverse City, Boyne, Petosky, Mackinac City/Island, etc a handful of times as a kid. I’ll be forever grateful to my grandparents for organizing all of those trips - I have so many fond memories to look back on exploring our beautiful state! I really want to go to the Porcupine Mountains someday! I went to Bronners a couple times as a kid and I went back a few years ago - I think I’m good now haha. That place gives me headaches now as an adult 😅 James, you have to take Chelsea to New Orleans!! I went my first time November of last year. Probably my favorite city in the US that I’ve ever visited. Thank you for sharing your fun travel stories to your sweet Patrons

Flix

Would love for you guys to come visit Canada more I’d love to get the chance to meet y’all

Zaps

Love from Michigan! And on a funny note, I keep hearing a Fargo-esque "myeah!" from all 3 of them after watching it recently XD

Zaps

Top 5 best places I have been to and recommend: Kyoto, Japan Ayia Napa, Cyprus Traverse City, MI Oranjestad, Aruba Shibuya, Japan

Rainy

ahhhhh! Flagstaff mentioned!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️📣📣 Wtf are clear road conditions?! lol 💜💜💜 luv from Flagstaff!!!!

Mel C

Lived about 30 min outside of DC my whole life so came here to drop a rec for when you guys visit! Check out Theadore Roosevelt Island. Great little hiking spot with a cool memorial to TR that I didn’t hear about until well into my adult life. It’s a DC “hidden” gem with bit of an abandoned feel to it - it was built in the 1930s and it feels like they just forgot to tell people about it. Plenty of people wander around the island now-a-days as I feel like it’s become a bit more talked about of a spot in the age of the internet, but it’s never felt crowded like the other memorials. Highly recommend for a huge president buff like yourself, James. Hope y’all enjoy! https://www.nps.gov/this/index.htm

Chris Deese

Is there a way to listen without having to download SoundCloud?

Jack Gardner

I don't know if they ever read these comments but it's an awesome suggestion for anyone visiting DC take the spies of Georgetown walking tour it's so fun and a great way to see Georgetown. https://spyher.co/#!/tours

Snows

I love watching you guys as a Michigander. Growing up 70% of my trips were to frankenmuth

Meagan

I realize this is 2 years old, but I wanted to throw in my rec for St. Louis! I grew up in STL, but it's a nice place to visit; a ton of stuff is free yet high quality (Zoo, History Museum, Science Center, Art Museum, Grant's Farm, etc). And it's not like congested and touristy (except inside the Arch 😅). Forest Park downtown has a ton of that great free stuff and is bigger than Central Park. If you're cool with climbing around on stuff, the City Museum is my favorite place to take people. As for food, Pappy's has good BBQ, Blues City Deli has good sandwiches, and Ted Drewes has the Concretes that inspired DQ's Blizzards. Imo's is the "St. Louis Style Pizza", but it's not everyone's cup of tea 😂 And Balkan Treat Box is a great option for vegetarians!