Episodes 200-249

The Camino Ingles is one of the many routes of the Camino de Santiago. We talk about this pilgrimage from A Coruña, Spain.

Would you go around the world with a video camera? That's just what Kerrin and Gaston are doing after founding humanity.tv. We catch up with these young documentary makers as they travel through Southeast Asia, capturing human moments rather than showcasing places.

We're planning to visit 20 or so cities in 10 countries throughout western Europe... Including three nations we've never been to before. But we need your help! Add your itinerary ideas to the official IndieRail page or #indierail on Twitter.

Could you take time out of your career for travel? We talk with James Rainbow about his career break, and Sherry Ott about how to do it. Read more about how to take a career break.

Travel can bring us face to face with poverty that seems to have no solution. We talk with Giovanna Masci about microlending through Kiva.

Things to do in, and daytrips from Madrid. We visit Madrid, Toledo, Aranjuez and Segovia, and suggest things to do in each place.

Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula is said to hold 2.5% of the world's biodiveristy in a space smaller than Rhode Island, USA. And now, it's being developed as a tourism destination. We speak with photographer Marco Bollinger, co-founder and photographer of I See, I Travel, about Osa, responsible tourism, and the upcoming documentary, 2.5%.

When we discovered Couchsurfing a couple of years ago, it changed our style of travel. Now we look at what hosting travellers can do for you.

The San Juan festival in A Coruña, Spain - Where we set fire to everything and party on the beach.

Pam McNaughtan is part of SM Stowaway, the only female-only team in the 2012 Mongol Rally. We talk about the Mongol Rally, her team-mate Charlie Grosso, their fundraising efforts, and the craziness that takes hundreds of teams across a third of the world in tiny little cars.

Visit Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with our KL travel guide. A bustling, muggy, shopping mecca, is a great place to start exploring Asia.

How do you avoid fights on the road? How do you stay happy with each other, and ensure your trip is the best it can be? While there's a million and one ways each relationship is different, these tips can improve your trip. Learn how couples can stay sane while travelling or check out the Art of Couples' Travel.

What are the best electronics to take travelling? Should you take your laptop on the road? How about an iPad? A Kindle? A DSLR camera? We explore the best electronics to carry with you, right down to our recommended brands and models.

Why visit A Coruña, Spain? Why not! It's a beautiful city far in the north-west, with long white beaches and lots of cultural and foodie opportunities. We talk about how we (accidentally) ended up here, and what it's like.

Ready to head out on your first big trip? Learn how to prepare for your first trip, whether that's a summer in Europe or a RTW extravaganza.

The Via de la Plata is one of the famous routes of the Camino de Santiago. Having just completed it, we share some stories and learnings to inspire and prepare you.

Travel in your home country doesn't have to be a second-best option. Thousands of people visit your home area every year. Why shouldn't you be one of them?

The best places in Asia are hard to pin down, so this list comprises the places we've loved the most, and the places we're most fascinated by. Go travel...

Adventure, food and fun are all to be found in the Central American country of Belize… at least according to today’s interviewees. We speak with Kristin Fuhrmann-Simmons and Lebawit Lily Girma about the time they’ve spent in what seems to be a marvelous country. ~ Adventure, food and fun in Belize

How to buy travel insurance? Look online! But how do you find the best travel insurance? What do you look for? What questions should you ask? Find out. ~ Buy travel insurance

225 - Accommodation for travellers by Indie Travel Podcast

224 - Auckland city guide by Indie Travel Podcast

223 - Health and Safety Asia by Indie Travel Podcast

222 - Thanks! and Happy New Year by Indie Travel Podcast

221 - Volunteer in Chile with Open Doors by Indie Travel Podcast

220 - Camino de Santiago planning podcast by Indie Travel Podcast

219 - South America in four months by Indie Travel Podcast

218 - England travel by Indie Travel Podcast

217 - Holiday travel by Indie Travel Podcast

216 - Salta, Argentina and Cloudhead Art by Indie Travel Podcast

215 - Travel gear recommendations by Indie Travel Podcast

214 - Paraguay travel advice by Indie Travel Podcast

213 - Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro itinerary by Indie Travel Podcast

212 - Travel scams, cons and travel safety by Indie Travel Podcast

211 - Things to do on Kangaroo island by Indie Travel Podcast

210 - Uruguay travel, independently and on tour by Indie Travel Podcast

209 - Learn a language by Indie Travel Podcast

208 - Planning trips for couples by Indie Travel Podcast

207 - Best Cities in Australia by Indie Travel Podcast

206 - How to choose a flight by Indie Travel Podcast

205 - Preparing for long-term travel by Indie Travel Podcast

204 - La Tomatina 2011 by Indie Travel Podcast

203 - Planning the Mongol Rally with Tom Morgan and ThePlanetD by Indie Travel Podcast

202 - Things to do in Phnom Penh, Cambodia by Indie Travel Podcast

201 - Rugby World Cup 2011 New Zealand by Indie Travel Podcast

200 - Travel photography podcast with Ralph Velasco by Indie Travel Podcast

Carnival, or Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is one of the world's biggest parties. This week we speak with Joel Ward from Freedonia Post about his experiences learning to samba and enjoying a few drinks in Rio. ~ Carnival in Rio de Janeiro – the world’s biggest party