Holiday for the ears: These five podcasts are dedicated to travel and wanderlust

Holiday for the ears
These five podcasts are dedicated to travel and wanderlust

Travel is not just travel. Those who are traveling with children have different needs than those traveling individually, as a couple or as part of a package. There are podcasts for all of them to prepare for the most important things before the trip. They can be found on popular podcast platforms such as Apple Podcasts, Audible, Audio Now, Deezer, Google Podcasts and Spotify. We even thought of those who don’t want to travel at all, because these five globetrotter podcasts can both arouse and satisfy wanderlust.

Travel Travel – The podcast with Jochen Schliemann and Michael Dietz

For years is the podcast “Travel Travel” with the radio presenter Michael Dietz (45) and the journalist Jochen Schliemann the most listened to travel podcast in Germany. Every two weeks, the duo reports on their most recent travel experience, which, however, they did not necessarily experience together. But whether alone or as a couple: Schliemann and Dietz create a familiar atmosphere in which the most diverse cities, countries and regions come to life in the minds of the listeners through their authentic descriptions. Also specials and occasional guests are part of the format, where an episode is between 60 and 90 minutes long.

Travelisto – The travel podcast for active families

Andreas Arnold and Jenny Krämer have been a couple for a long time. Even before they had children, they liked to travel a lot. Because they didn’t want their offspring to thwart their plans in this hobby, they have been traveling with their now 13 and seven-year-old sons Milan and Mato for several years. In each of the 40- to 60-minute episodes, the couple introduces a different country they have traveled with their children. Since November 2019 is “Travelisto – The travel podcast for active families” on the air, new episodes have been appearing once a month since then.

World awake – adventure. Travel. Life.

At the “World Awake” Podcast travel book author Erik Lorenz lets other prominent adventurers have their say. From the legendary South Tyrolean alpinist Reinhold Messner (77) to the famous long-distance hiker Christine Thürmer, who is considered the “most-hiked woman in the world” with 60,000 kilometers, to the sports-loving musician Joey Kelly (49), who is always looking for new challenges. In more than 250 episodes, his guests tell Lorenz about their travels and experiences, ups and downs, challenges and moments of happiness. Lorenz and his guests are happy to take the time for this, an episode usually lasts between 60 and 90 minutes.

Off The Path – Travel Podcast about travel, adventure, backpacking and more…

“At some point it’s not on the calendar,” is how Sebastian Canaves formulates his life motto on the homepage of his podcast “Off The Path”. The travel-loving podcaster has lived in ten countries and traveled to more than a hundred. In 51 episodes so far, which are between 45 and 70 minutes long on average, he shares his own experiences and travel reports with his listeners or talks to backpackers and adventure travelers about their most recent experiences. If you listen carefully, you will get real insider tips that can be worth their weight in gold on your next trip.

Travel Optimizer – The travel podcast about traveling to travel later

Traveling together is the dream of many couples, including that of Nina Lipp and Thomas Killinger. “When you travel, you really get to know each other and for some, the first trip together can also be a relationship test,” writes the couple on his podcast homepage. The two are not dropouts, but have a normal job and therefore have to make do with five to six weeks of vacation per year. They use this for city, nature or backpacking trips, about which they report between 20 and 45 minutes per “Travel Optimizer” episode – and that for around 150 programs that appear every 14 days.

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