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The LANDED Podcast
by John Montgomery
LANDED creates tailor-made journeys throughout Central America, South America, and the Antarctic. We’re devoted to exploring these regions—searching out exceptional experiences and locations for our clients. This podcast profiles some of our favorite places and brings you conversations with friends we’ve made along the way—explorers, artists, and visionaries. Subscribe and share.
Episodes
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Fito Alvarado – Inside Copán: A Native Guide’s Journey Through Maya History
LANDED Podcast 038 Fito Alvarado – Copan Archaeological Site Guide Fito Alvarado was born in a small town of western Honduras, within the ruins of the world-famous Maya archaeological site of Copan. His father was a truck driver, and his mother was a cook at the only tourist hotel in town. Fito...
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Juan Pablo Culasso
LANDED Podcast 037 Juan Pablo Culasso – Nature Recordist Juan Pablo Culasso is a master interpreter of the natural world. Through his field recordings, he takes listeners deep into wild spaces: the Atlantic Rainforest of Argentina, the cloud forests of Colombia, the Brazilian Pantanal, and…
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Rocío Florez – Gocta Natura
LANDED Podcast 036 Rocío Florez – Founder of Gocta Natura Rocío Florez is the Founder and CEO of Gocta Natura SAC and Gocta Natura Reserve. The reserve protects more than 200 acres in the Chachapoyas region of northern Peru—in the transition region between the Andes and the Amazon. For…
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Nicolas Sahli – The Singular Hotels
LANDED Podcast 035 Nicolas Sahli – Founder of The Singular Hotels Nicolas Sahli is one of the founders of The Singular Hotels. With his father, Felipe, they have created two of Chile’s standout properties: The Singular Santiago and The Singular Patagonia. The Singular Santiago The Singular...
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The Power of Moments in Patagonia – Lilo Gari
LANDED Podcast 035 Lilo Gari – Master Adventure Guide Lilo Gari puts it this way, “Patagonia has always been what makes me happy.” Lilo was born in the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. He’s been living in Bariloche for the past nine years. It’s a place where he spent every summer growing up....
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Simon Heyes
LANDED Podcast 033 Simon Heyes Simon Heyes is an ace of Latin American travel—the final boss, the old gaffer. Simon fell head over heels for Latin America back in the early 90’s. He’s been a guide throughout the Andes—from Colombia to Chile. Then, after working for leading specialist UK tour...
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Sebastian Correa
LANDED Podcast 032 Sebastian Correa Sebastián Correa Ehlers is Vice President of Explorations & Land Management at Explora. He leads exploration programs and expeditions across South America, and in emerging destinations such as Iceland. Trained as a philosopher, with early studies in…
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Ignacio Masias
LANDED Podcast 031 Ignacio Masias Born in the Cordillera Blanca region of central Peru, Ignacio Masias is a visionary hotelier, deeply rooted in the landscapes and cultures of the Andes. His first major project was the early development of his family’s land in Aguas Calientes, where he helped…
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Prince Joao Henrique of Brazil
LANDED Podcast 030 Prince Joao Henrique of Brazil Did you know that, to escape the Napoleonic forces invading Portugal in 1807, the Portuguese court relocated from Lisbon to Brazil? They ruled the empire from Rio de Janeiro until Brazilian independence in 1822. Although no longer in power, the...
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Uncovering the Inca Trail with Guido Huaman Serrano
LANDED Podcast 029 Uncovering New Sections of the Inca Trail with Guido Huaman Serrano Ghetto Huaman Serrano is a native of Cusco, and a natural as a guide. He’s been scrambling around the Peruvian Andes for decades, leading expeditions on through the Sacred Valley and along remote stretches of…
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Cartagena’s Vibrant Culinary Scene
Cartagena boasts one of South America’s most dynamic and flavorful food scenes. Each year, new culinary delights emerge, reflecting the city’s rich tradition, skill, and innovation. In this episode, the focus shifts to Cartagena’s culinary creators. The post Cartagena’s Vibrant Culinary Scene...
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The magic of Patagonia with Gonzalo Sanchez
In this episode of the LANDED podcast, we talk with guide, teacher, and historian Gonzalo Sanchez who devotes his life to the natural and cultural treasures of Patagonia. Gonzalo Sanchez is Estancia Cerro Guido’s mouthpiece—its chief evangelist to the outside world. He’s another one of those...
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Adventure in Chile’s Lake District with Rodrigo Vera
In this episode of the LANDED podcast, we talk with Chilean adventurer Rodrigo “Negro” Vera and discuss the many possibilities the Chilean lakes district has to offer for adventure enthusiasts. Rodrigo Vera is a man of the mountains. Born in Santiago, Chile, Rodrigo moved to northern Patagonia in...
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Sustainability & Social Change with Reyna Oleas and Roberto Plaza
In this episode of the LANDED podcast, we talk with our Galapagos friends and Ecuadorian power couple Reyna Oleas and Roberto Plaza who devoted their talents to the Galapagos sustainability and conservation. Located in Santa Cruz’s highlands, Montemar’s private villas is a holistic project in the...
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Gabriel Saragovia’s Costa Rican Eco-Sanctuary Journey
Join us as we traverse the lush, untamed landscapes of Costa Rica with Gabriel Saragovia, the visionary behind Rio Perdido. Gabriel, a Colombian native with a rich family history of migration and resilience, shares his captivating journey from his formative years in South America to spearheading...
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Michelin Stars & Social Change with Juan Manuel Barrientos
In this episode of the LANDED podcast, we had the pleasure of having an enriching conversation with the gastronomic genius and philanthropist, Chef Juan Manuel Barrientos from El Cielo Restaurant. Known fondly as ‘Juanma’, he is the first Colombian chef to earn a Michelin star and is renowned for...
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Pioneering Ecotourism in Peru with Jose Koechlin
Join us for an insightful conversation with Jose Koechlin, Inkaterra's founder, about ecotourism, biodiversity, and his ambitious conservation projects in Peru. The post Pioneering Ecotourism in Peru with Jose Koechlin appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Senator Bill Frist – The Nature Conservancy
Explore Senator Bill Frist's journey in conservation & global health. Discover groundbreaking initiatives by The Nature Conservancy & his commitment to a better world. The post Senator Bill Frist – The Nature Conservancy appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Celine Frers – Photography in Patagonia
Join us as we explore the Patagonian country life through the lens of Argentinian photographer Céline Frers. From her creative process to her experiences in this wild region, we cover it all. The post Celine Frers – Photography in Patagonia appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Camilo Garcia – Colombia’s Coffee Triangle
In this episode of the LANDED podcast we speak with Camilo Garcia, our favorite tour guide in Colombia. He is an avid learner, a caring host, and a genuinely happy soul. The post Camilo Garcia – Colombia’s Coffee Triangle appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Nicolas Di Costanzo – Chalten Camp
A conversation with Nicolas Di Costanzo from Chalten Camp, in which we discuss other definitions of luxury, the magnetism of El Chalten, dreams, and how to brew the perfect mate. The post Nicolas Di Costanzo – Chalten Camp appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Marcelo Toledo
A conversation with the Argentinian silversmith Marcelo Toledo in which we discuss art as a life path, his creative process, and what Buenos Aires means to him. The post Marcelo Toledo appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Cayuga: Hans Pfister
In this conversation with Hans Pfister, co-founder of Cayuga Collection in Central America, we discuss the triple-bottom-line objectives of luxury eco-lodges, the role of sustainable tourism in environmental conservation, and how to tell if a hotel is greenwashing. The post Cayuga: Hans Pfister...
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Eolo: Valentin Virasoro
Imagine yourself on a journey. You’re in a raw, wild landscape. Multi-colored granite peaks and glacial blue lakes line the horizon. The scale of the scenes before you is epic —amplified, intensified, mythic. It’s familiar, but new and surprising —like a waking dream... The post Eolo: Valentin...
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VIK Retreats: Max Broquen
Maximiliano (Max) Broquen is my Argentine brother. On the long list of People in Latin America to Whom I Wish I Were Related, Max is topmost. I admire his character, vision, temperament, and commitment. The post VIK Retreats: Max Broquen appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Galapagos Safari Camp: Stephanie Bonham-Carter
Stephanie and Michael reside in Turbach, Switzerland with their two children. We spoke with Stephanie while she was in Quito, overseeing Galapagos Safari Camp's head office. Stephanie and Michael take their Galapagos stewardship seriously... The post Galapagos Safari Camp: Stephanie Bonham-Carter...
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Facon: Martin Bustamante
Martin Bustamante is the creator and curator of Facon, his singular shop in the Chacarita neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Facon is a treasure trove of Argentine heritage and craftsmanship. Learn about his story... The post Facon: Martin Bustamante appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Islas Secas: Andrey Gomez
Andrey Gomez is at the top of his game. After more than 25 years as a general manager at top-tier retreats in Costa Rica and Nicaragua, Andrey was named Managing Director of Islas Secas—Panama’s premier island hotel—in late 2020. The post Islas Secas: Andrey Gomez appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Peruvian Chocolate: AJ Wildey & El Cacaotal
American expat AJ Wildey shares her love for Peruvian chocolate with the world. Learn about her story from her perspective in this episode of the LANDED Podcast. The post Peruvian Chocolate: AJ Wildey & El Cacaotal appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Boena Lodges Podcast
Luz and Roberto are the team behind Boena—a collection of iconic wilderness lodges in Costa Rica. Learn about their story from their perspective in this podcast. The post Boena Lodges Podcast appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Sailing Peru’s Amazon: Aqua Expeditions
I’ve been coming to the Amazon for more than 20 years, and it continually surprises. The wildlife, the weather, the seasons make each visit unique and special. On this trip, I was welcomed aboard the Aria, a small-scale cruiser based in Iquitos. The Aria is more... The post Sailing Peru’s Amazon:...
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The Magic of Ibitipoca
Ibitipoca is part social experiment, part environmental restoration project, appropriately seasoned with simple comforts and genuine pleasures. After days of rest, riding, paddle boarding, waterfall showers, and exploring, I sat down with Ibitipoca’s ringleader, Renato Machado... The post The…
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Galapagos Travel Pioneer
Dolores Gangotena de Diez, along with her husband Eduardo Diez, founded Quasar Expeditions in 1986. Their mission was to show the world why the Galapagos was a global treasure, not just another fishing ground and guano mine. The post Galapagos Travel Pioneer appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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Argentina & Chile: Awasi Lodges
Matias de Cristobal is the Director General of Awasi. He’s also a member of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors of Relais & Chateaux, and a Board Member of the W Hotel in Santiago, Chile. In this episode we discuss: How he developed his outlook on meaningful life experiences; His...
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Uxua Casa & Hotel Trancoso, Brazil
Bob Shevlin is a true character. In person, he’s the definition of cool: “cool doesn’t say much, but it knows what to say.” He’s a creative genius, but he’s humble and a little camera shy. That’s why I’m posting a photo of his bull terrier, Zero. Happily, Bob was willing open up and offer he...
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Antarctica: An Explorer’s View
Sunniva, or Sunny, is a polar explorer, fundraiser, motivational speaker, and friend. Although she’s disarmingly friendly and self-effacing, Sunny has jaw-dropping resilience and strength. In 1993, as part of a historic four-woman expedition, she skied 67 days across Antarctica, covering more…
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Coppola Hideaways in Belize & Guatemala
Francis Ford Coppola is widely regarded as one of the best directors in the history of cinema; a 2002 Sight & Sound readers’ poll put him at #4, and the critic’s poll listed him at #10. His films have earned more than 20 Oscars and 17 Golden Globes. His body of work includes such classics as the...
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Petit Miribel – Sacred Valley, Peru
In this episode Marie Helene (Petit) Miribel tells us about the origins of Sol y Luna, a Relais & Chateaux boutique hotel in Urubamba, Peru that provides education for over 200 children in the Sacred Valley region. The post Petit Miribel – Sacred Valley, Peru appeared first on LANDED Travel.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
LANDED creates tailor-made journeys throughout Central America, South America, and the Antarctic. We’re devoted to exploring these regions—searching out exceptional experiences and locations for our clients. This podcast profiles some of our favorite places and brings you conversations with friends we’ve made along the way—explorers, artists, and visionaries. Subscribe and share.
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John Montgomery
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