Show Notes
This week, I'm joined by dear friend and fellow world traveler Mary-Anne Tangey while she's stuck in quarantine in her Australian homeland. We met while backpacking in Belfast ten years ago and reconvene to discuss why we travel, where the itch comes from and what we hope to accomplish whenever we leave home. MA and I explore the trauma of being caught overseas during COVID and the regrets we have. We debate the double-edged sword of independence/loneliness and wonder after the magic of relationships forged on the road. When we travel, are we running away from something? If so, is that so bad? What are we anxious about when we travel? How does FOMO shape our trips? Is it possible to "do" a trip wrong? Will our bed bug discussion negate any positive feelings toward backpacking and hostels? Let's find out, shall we?
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