We sit down with an inspiring man whose dream is to visit all 197 countries around the world. Ken is 71 years old who unfortunately has a significant vision impairment. But it doesn’t slow him down. His commitment to travel means so much more than just his next trip. He purposefully keeps his mind and body in shape so that he can continue his quest to see all of the countries in the worl. Ken shares some of his favorite travel experiences to date and what the difference is between and tourist and a traveler and how traveling opens up so many more opportunities to have meaningful experiences. He shares travel tips and inspiring words that will hopefully encourage others to follow their passions as well. If you love to travel, admire determination or just enjoy a great story, this is a fun journey not to miss.

I truly enjoyed my conversation with Dita Dow. She starts off talking about her love for archaeology and what she saw and experienced while on a recent trip to Chaco Canyon in New Mexico. Dita then relates a truly remarkable story about a supernatural experience she had while walking her dog in the petroglyph monument area in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It is one of the most interesting stories I have ever heard and truly something amazing to hear. She finishes up the podcast talking about the books she has written and where she finds inspiration for her stories. She also shares why she likes to publish her wonderful stories in the short story format.
To find out more about Dita: https://www.ditadow.com/
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Carolyn Meyer is truly an inspiration. She talks about reinventing herself in her 80's and how it all started with going to an improvisational class in Albuquerque New Mexico. This experience led her to start telling stories in front of audiences and then to having the confidence to take her story telling to new levels by putting on solo performances. She has also performed with The Moth many times around the world telling a story of what it is like to online date in your 80's. Her story called Don't Call Me Young Lady is also part of The Moths compilation book The Moth Presents: A Point of Beauty: True Stories of Holding On and Letting Go. She is a remarkable story teller with an amazing sense of humor.