Episode 12; Travel Snacks – To eat or not to eat?
Food is important while traveling. Many (like Piper and Gail) would even say its the entire point. Traveling means you’re on the move though, so it’s important to bring or grab snacks as you go? But there are so many options, what do you being and why?
0:27 – Intro
0:55 – Piper’s Seattle Trip
1:45 – Tips for scoping out a new city that you’re moving to
2:15 – SeaTac (Seattle airport) hacks
4:30 – Uber and ride-share tips for Seattle
6:20 – tangent about travel reward lounges (To use them, or not to use them?)
8:50 – hotel Monaco (Kimpton)
11:07 – Goldfish, Patricia Briggs, Alpha and Omega series
12:22 – England lets book stores and antique stores have cats/dogs, just like the California bookstore, “The Ripped Boddess”
13:39 – Borderlands bookstore has naked (alien) cats
14:11 – travel snacks!
The ladies discussion includes, but is not limited to:
- hardboiled egg (touch off custardy, touch of green is overcooked) old and young in different labeled bags (yolk is riskier over time)
- jerky (overcorrected for salt, which helps rehydrate after a flight)
- peanut butter ginger chews
- black sesame chews
- quail eggs (in beet juice?!)
- pickles
- pickled jalapenos
- trader joe’s olives
- tiny apples
- satsumas or tangerines (aka emergency perfume)
26:30 – Gadgets!
Piper – ziplock baggies (sandwich sized and mini’s)
Gail – mesh aerated bag (to organize the ziplocks)
29:30 – Outro and thanks to: Producer Matt
Special thanks to Dan Sawyer of Artistic Whisper for editing this episode!
Thanks for listening and happy travels!
Episode 11; Travel Prep, a compendium of Tips
How does one prepare mentally and physically for travel? Regardless of the reason for taking a trip, necessity, pleasure, work, illness, visiting family – irregardless of any of those reasons it’s still important to be properly prepped to make the most of it.
Main Topic -> Travel Preparation, the how and why
Gadgets -> Face masks!
- Gail – soothing infused paper
- Piper – Tulasara eyemask from Aveda
Special Thanks -> Artistic Whispers Production Inc for editing the audio for this episode AND of course, Jon Anealio for the use of his song “Steampunk Girl”
Episode 10; Frequent Flyer Loyalty
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:11 – Intro (Steampunk Girl by John Anealio)
Host Introduction; Gail Carriger and Piper J Drake
0:34 – Where have the ladies traveled recently? San Diego!
1:16 – Piper’s Trip
2:14 – Sparkly floors
2:33 – The PDX carpet
3:02 – The SouthWest airlines cattle call
3:50 – Question for the audience -> Can you walk to San Diego downtown from the airport?
4:23 – Gaslight district and San Diego Comic-Con
5:04 – Balboa park
5:14 – Mysterious Galaxy -> awesome bookstore
6:14 – Seaview -> cute bookstore with cafe near SFO
6:40 – Need listener help: What’s the name of the Alice in Wonderland-esque speakeasy behind the brick wall (or bank vault?) covered in ivy in San Diego?
7:53 – military, retirees, and/or vacationers mean… Reader town!
8:36 – cocktails in San Diego; wine in Portland…lulz.
8:52 – Gail pisses off the audience. Wine fight. (“Portlanders claiming they have wine? Lol”) Ready? Fight!
9:32 – La Hoja; full of eclectic restaurants and sea lions
10:17 – Del Mar beach (dog beach)
10:45 – all Piper cares about => dogs and food
11:48 – tutorial on how to kidnap Piper
– – –
12:07 – Main Topic -> Frequent Flyer Miles and Loyalty Points
12:35 – Gamified system’s help keep you loyal by letting you “level up” your membership
13:20 – The benefits of access to the business lounge (hard boiled eggs and showers)
15:15 – Credit Card multipliers
15:42 – American Airlines has Piper’s soul
16:16 – always sign up for the frequent flyer’s club regardless of the airline you’re flying to ensure entry of you Known Traveler Number (KTN) for ease of travel
16:57 – Gail often goes to unusual locales and has others book her flights, so avid loyalty is difficult
17:49 – Gail’s now a SouthWest gal
18:05 – Gail loves the cattle call –> it means faster boarding!
19:39 – http://crankyflier.com/
21:25 – Be aware of what company has a hub at your local airport, and where other hubs are for that airline (take advantage of that!)
23:49 – Further tease of future episode about Credit Cards to optimize miles’ collection
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24:29 – Gadgets! –> Neck Pillows
Gail – Pillow’s to lean on while you lean back
–Trtl Pillow – http://amzn.to/2EWJN8g
–Travel Mate Memory Foam – http://amzn.to/2HOaLke
Piper – pillow to lean forward with
– Inflatable – http://amzn.to/2F25AP5
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31:24 – Outro and thanks to: Producer Matt
Special thanks to Dan Sawyer of Artistic Whisper for editing this episode!
Thanks for listening and happy travels!
Episode 9; Hotel Loyalty Points and Silicone Owls
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:05 – Intro (Steampunk Girl by John Anealio)
0:30 – Host Introduction; Gail Carriger and Piper J Drake
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10:52 – Main Topic –> Hotel Loyalty and Reward Points
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27:18 – Gadgets! (what don’t we trust the hotel to provide?)
Gail – Mug
–http://amzn.to/2EJrzYw
–http://amzn.to/2E5ivf6
Piper – Silicone Owl
-http://amzn.to/2E5iFDe
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35:15 – Outro and thanks to: Producer Matt
Episode 8; Hotel Food
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:05 – Intro (Steampunk Girl by John Anealio)
0:31 – Host Introduction; Gail Carriger and Piper J Drake
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7:40 – Main Topic -> Hotel Room Food Optimization
– – –
32:32 – Gadgets!
Gail – Spoon-Fork-Knife combo
“Light My Fire Original”
Piper – Travel Chopsticks
– – –
Secrets of gaining healthy sustenance while traveling… Discussion about optimizing hotel room food and how to get the most out of a room service order without contributing to diabetes or over-indulging in sodium.
Episode 7; Hotel Room Hacks
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:05 – Intro (Steampunk Girl by John Anealio)
0:31 – Host Introduction; Gail Carriger and Piper J Drake
0:56 – Where have the ladies traveled to this week?
0:59 – Piper regrettably stayed at a swanky hotel in Princeton, New Jersey that she last stayed at in college (Trenton State). But this time… under construction.
3:45 – Predators, a SyFy movie; and how that applies to Piper’s travel whammy
4:43 – “Lobby-Talk” the podcast within the podcast
6:29 – Gail gives a great tip to find out about construction; sort Yelp reviews by date!
7:18 – Discussion of other great pre-trip research resources (TripAdvisor, etc); you can sort by “business”
8:23 – Main Topic -> HACKING HOTEL ROOMS
8:41 – Gail is an unpacker – if she’s staying for more than one night
9:26 – This is where “kits” come into play (go back and listen to Episode 5 for more info on them) – they go into their own specific zones that will be common to nearly all hotel rooms regardless of owning/operating company
10:05 – Gail’s number one hotel room hack: ironing boards
11:06 – Steam can get wrinkles out of clothes; best to bring them in to the shower area while you shower?
13:01 – Dupione dresses
13:32 – Thai silk suits
14:45 – Iron use tips; don’t trust them the way you trust your iron at home (iron a wet hotel washcloth as a test)
15:56 – Piper’s bloomers and ‘splodin her bag
16:20 – Bring your clothes on cheap metal hangers
17:06 – Create separate areas for dayjob and other work – the physical locations being different help with putting yourself in the right mindset to do that specific kind of work despite being away from your more familiar home setup
19:15 – Designate a “business zone” that will not be contaminated with your other things; itinirary for event, envelope for business expense reciepts, notepad, etc
19:41 – To room service, or not to room service? Sometimes if you order food for “more than one person” they’ll bring you an extra table on wheels
21:42 – “Heads in Beds” and a baby brick
22:56 – At checkin slide your credit card across the counter… followed by your baby brick – and watch it make magic happen
23:41 – The real magic words: “Anything you can do for me would be great.”
24:57 – concierge suite access (free bottled water, snacks, and weekday breakfasts which makes life better in general)
25:48 – tipping style and ettiquette is important with the baby brick – don’t be obnoxious about it
28:14 – take advantage of social media (particularly regionaly) to compliment good service at chain hotels
29:23 – story-time from Piper – she was booked into a hotel by dayjob and in the middle of the night a strange man started pouding on her door demanding to be let in. The front desk took the random strangers side… this eventually led to chocolate strawberries – at a different hotel
31:08 – fill out the reiew cards with the positive things that happened to/for you during your stay
33:04 – don’t forget, every big hotel chain has a record on you
33:35 – Gadgets!
Gail: “Heads In Beds” by Jacob Tomsky
“A Reckless Memoir of Hotels, Hustles, and So-Called Hospitality”
Piper: Silk pajamas = protection for your delicate bits from bedbugs
36:45 – bonus gadget -> sleep sacks (they can serve dual purpose as shaws or scarfs)
37:42 – you can check the “bed bug registry” to double check your hotel before your stay
38:11 ? Outro and thanks to: Producer Matt &
John Anealio for his song Steampunk Girl
Thanks for listening and safe travels!
Episode 6; Self Care and Bath Bombs
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:33 – Intro
0:50 – Self-care on the go
1:05 – Recent Travel!
1:11 – Piper did a StayCation in the next city over at a swanky Scottsdale resort with big bathtub, fluffy pillows that – of course – was dog friendly for Corbin the Corgi
2:37 – Gail went on her 35th annual pilgrimage with her mother (for her mom’s birthday) to a hot spring; now mind you, she’s only 29 too; so that’s quite the trick
4:33 – Where there are earthquakes, there are likely hot springs. Gail says that’s a fair trade-off – what do you think listener?
5:53 – A trip for yourself every now and again is a must
6:10 – An unplugged weekend?! Piper hasn’t been away from the internet/cell service in years while Gail goes off-grid when she goes to this onsen
7:01 – Sometimes its good to deny authors access to Twitter and Facebook; but Piper insists on always being prepared with research, notes, and local copies of writing work
8:18 – The event Piper and Gail met at – a Cabin in the woods
9:53 – Data use while traveling internationally (more on this in a future episode)
10:34 – “Most writers are on some watch-list somewhere.” -Piper
11:07 – Main Topic -> Self-care on the Go
11:21 – Gail’s super secret self-care hot-tip => it has something to do with magazine’s (listen and find out what it is! But remember not to tell anyone)
12:40 – Piper has one for her and one for her significant other (the guy typing this: Producer Matt)
13:08 – Need to use that thick overnight conditioner for color-treatment? Use it at a hotel so you don’t have to clean the shower or wash the seats
13:54 – Sephora VIB rouge <- always get the samples so you can travel with them
14:19 – Deep cuticle oil is great for re-hydrating you, regardless of gender, and are perfect for dry overnight redeye flights
14:54 – Traveling and walking a lot? Gail wears stilettos all day and highly recommends a super-hot water soak followed by lotion first, then fuzzy socks as a feet-saver. Guaranteed quicker recovery!
17:30 – Don’t travel with unmarked white powder; but baking soda is perfect for this soaking
17:44 – There’s always bathbombs too (from places like Lush)
18:29 – Yes, I have had to have 4 root canals. Over the course of one month. I recommend dental picks like these but I won’t knock using free individually wrapped toothpicks.
20:41 – Bathbombs that make you smell like food (are apparently the best)
21:02 – The Lorde of Misrule bath bomb
21:43 – Spoil yourself with food while traveling. Don’t overeat, but allow yourself a particular thing that helps make you look forward to traveling in the future
Gail – fried foods, or stealing fries
Piper – dessert, or beet salad (you won’t make it at home)
23:52 – lower your blood-pressure while flying via food?
Here’s a great article from Harvard about taking care of your health while flying if you want to look more in to travel self-care
24:11 – Yay Gadgets!
Gail – bath-bombs (pre-halved)
‘Spa Pure
‘Strawberry Shortcake
MAKE SURE YOU RINSE OUT YOUR TUB BEFORE BOMBING!
Piper – Aveda “for Men composition oil”
‘Caviar anti-aging overnight hair-rescue
26:32 – bath bomb training – what’s the best way to disperse it into the bath?
27:20 – bonus tip, add a nut-oil for extra decadent moisturizing
30:51 – Outro and thanks to:
Producer Matt &
John Anealio for his song Steampunk Girl
Thanks for listening and safe travels!
Episode 5; Travel Kits
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:32 – Intro
0:55 – This Week’s Trip (just how much do these ladies travel?)
1:37 – Piper’s Travel comes in two parts; day-job (85% of the time) and author trips
2:12 – “You live in transit Piper.” -Gail
2:16 – Piper breaks down her typical (consistent/inconsistent) travel schedule for work
3:00 – “The ‘oops’ of being scheduled on two projects at the same time => literally flying ocean to ocean each week for six weeks” -Piper
3:46 – Piper travels to conventions for author stuff: networking, book-signing, teaching and instructing, etc
4:53 – Gail travels as a full-time professional author to essentially a convention a month as well as multiple writing conferences each year and (the thing she hates) two-week long book tours
6:12 – The infamous hellmouth airport of DIA forced Gail to do a 20 minute signing at ComicCon
7:13 – Preferred traveling days (avoid Friday and Sunday)
8:08 – The perks of being a westcoaster in overcoming jetlag – it means you can stay up late and hang out at the bar when you travel east
9:07 – Arrive early, volunteer, meet the staff, and have fun
9:30 – Dead dog party (“secret” post-con meetup the Sunday night after a convention finishes)
10:08 – Main Topic -> Kits!
-tea kit
-redeye kit
-sleep kit
-emergency kit (“Piper Repair Kit”)
-emergency repair kit (for vintage dresses or corsets)
-makeup kit
-lipgloss kit
-electronics kit
10:54 – Preparing yourself for “the zone of the hotel” -Gail
13:29 – Corset corner (tips and warnings for wearing)
13:53 – “Kits permanently live in their kit state.” -Gail (always packed and ready to go)
15:08 – When do you refill your kits if they’re always packed?
15:36 – Adjusting the makeup kit based on season, location, and purpose of visit (keep the basics in there always: base, foundation, eyeliner)
16:44 – “Bigelow and Lipton’s are verboten”
17:09 – Varying your kit bag based on its purpose (color and texture); so that you can produce the desired kit when unable to see into a bag
18:46 – kits help organize your “bag of holding’s” pocket universe
19:21 – Zippers are king
20:06 – Yay Gadgets!
-Piper -> kit bags from mochithings.com
-Gail -> TravelOn zipper envelopes (great intro to cheaply figure out what sizes/types of kit bags work for you)
24:18 – Piper’s been experimenting with silicone (bottles for storing shampoo’s, lotions, conditioners, etc)
26:39 – ZojiRushi (Japanese thermos company) food storage mug
28:15 – ZipLock bags are wonderful kit bags too (waterproofing)
-or a garbage bag to become a poncho for your carry-on
-and don’t forget to double up your ziplock bags
30:11 – Outro and thanks to:
John Anealio for his song Steampunk Girl
Thanks for listening and safe travels!
Episode 4; Backpack Sasquatch
Roadtrips can be rough on the tummy; how do frequent traveler cope? Gail and Piper discuss their recent drive and go head to head about backpacks. Its time for #luggagewars
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:34 ? Intro
1:06 – Piper and Gail’s road-trip together
2:16 – “Know where your towel is.” -Douglas Adams
2:26 – What to have with you on a road trip; especially when traveling with someone like Piper who has a delicate tummy (towels, wetones, and plastic baggies)
2:57 – How to prep for a road trip (bubbles, ginger chews, and child’s Dramamine)
3:47 – The beautiful in appearance and smelling California coast (horsehair, licorice, and redwoods) – especially near Samuel P. Taylor State Park
4:59 – Main Topic -> The Backpack Sasquatch
5:13 – Gail’s “ism” – and why she loathes backpack travelers (she gets “beaned by backpacks”)
6:18 – Piper is a backpack aficionado – and so the feud begins
7:27 – Brand loyalty to -> Tumi backpacks
9:16 – Backpack security; beware the pickpockets in tourist spots and crowded transit places
10:18 – Gail admits to being a recovering backpack user
10:55 – Backpack optimization -> keeping valuables hidden deep within (past the snacks and the emergency wipes)
12:57 – Gadgets!
13:14 -> the backpack Gail actually likes (its collapsible!)
14:44 -> Piper’s preferred ballistic nylon Tumi backpack
16:15 – The Jackie and Laurie Podcast
16:37 – Gail’s exacting standards for baggage selection (color of interior vs interior -> the inside should be light colored, thereby making it easier to your stuffs)
17:26 ? Outro and thanks to:
John Anealio for his song Steampunk Girl
Safe travels and thanks for listening!
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Episode 3; The Burrito Protocol
Traveling while hungry is the pits. And when you’re hypoglycemic it can be deadly. What to do? Initiate the burrito protocol.
Gail Carriger has a love of tasty food. Even better when its spicy. Travel requires food that is portable and stores well even at room temperature. The pursuit of this has led her to develop what is affectionately known as: The Burrito Protocol.
Simply put, buy a burrito from your favorite local place and take it with you. But what about salsa, and beans? And what container do you place it in? All this and more – including a story from Piper about how a hard boiled egg traveled across the globe – in this episode of 20mindelay.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:35 – Intro
0:58 – The Burrito Protocol; what meals do you travel with (not snacks)
1:22 – Piper’s trip to San Francisco to see Gail and the bay area
2:12 – Airport talk: SFO; including tips for transit from SFO to SF (the airport is actually in Daly city)
3:10 – hotels in San Francisco (library bar at Hotel Rex)
3:37 – SF Marriott Grand Marquis
3:59 – Plot Bunny -> 555 Mission Street’s ‘Garden of Light’
4:42 – Pilgrimages when returning consistently to a city -> Gail completes a pilgrimage to the the original Twining’s Tea Shop (same spot since 1700’s) – and – Fortnum & Mason’s for a proper spot of tea
6:07 – The Thai ‘lol’ or “hahaha” -> ‘ ????????? ‘
7:11 – San Francisco food -> San Francisco chowder in an SF sourdough bread
7:56 – Main Topic -> Gail’s Burrito Protocol
8:54 – Gail’s burrito preferences includes delicious chicken, egg, chile relleno, (and light on the rice)
10:21 – Piper’s burrito tends to be machaca (light on the beans)
11:21 – Gail and Piper agree, avoid the mess of salsa, but Gail has a trick for keeping sodium, electrolytes, and taste -> small brineless packages of pickled jalepenos
12:38 – How about the return trip food stuffs?
12:53 – small hummus packs (carbs are easy, vegetables and protein must be hunted and acquired)
13:23 – Piper is protein bar’d out
13:54 – hard boiled egg (and how one traveled halfway across the world)
16:16 – Gail’s tip: grab some pre-boiled and pre-shelled eggs from the little store and/or Starbucks at the hotel and take it with you – just in case
17:03 – “Nobody’s happy when you feint.”
17:09 – Travel gadgets!
17:22 – Piper’s = little sandwich baggies
17:45 – Gail’s = the burrito protocol carrier, small light insulated bag with small amount of additional storage for utensil and trash baggie
20:09 – Outro and thanks to:
John Anealio for his song Steampunk Girl
Safe travels and thanks for listening!
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Episode 2; Travel Whammies!
What adventures are there to be had on the Baltic Sea? Culture, food, and fun in cities like Kiel (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark), Stockholm (Sweden), Tallinn (Estonia), and St. Petersburg (Russia). Gather amazing experiences and enjoy, until a typo ruins everything. Then, it’s a “travel whammy!”
In this episode, Gail and Piper discuss recent travels in Europe as well as what happens when your luggage doesn’t quite keep pace with you. Also, what’s the most versatile garment? The swimsuit. Why you ask? Gail shares her tale of traveling to Italy as a young, innocent archaeologist who arrived for a months long stay with only a container full of plastic bags, which is not what she packed for herself.
Travel whammies are those moments when what can go wrong, does. The harder you struggle, the more like quicksand they become. So what do you do? First: post to social media. Second: adapt and overcome.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:35 – Intro
0:54 – Where did Piper go? On an 8-day Baltic-sea cruise through Kiel (Germany), Copenhagen (Denmark), Stockholm (Sweden), Tallinn (Estonia), St. Petersburg (Russia)
1:52 – Why? For this: http://www.writingexcuses.com/2017/01/03/an-announcement-and-a-miniature-faq/
3:12 – Piper tells us about a Marzipan museum
4:31 – Was that Dresden’s foo-dog Mouse?
5:24 – Best shoes on a cruise
7:17 – Travel whammies! (When major things go wrong while traveling -> that’s a whammy)
7:33 – Gail’s first big travel whammy and extra uses for a swimsuit when its the only piece of clothing you have…for months
10:10 – Piper’s travel hijinks led to her seat being given away on her international flight, because of a typo
13:09 – Gail teases a JFK story (from when the TWA flight was shot down)
14:34 – Travel gadgets!
14:42 – single packet anti-bacterial WetOnes!
15:47 – “It was someone else’s travel whammy!”
15:55 – https://www.mochithings.com/ – to organize your unmnetionables
16:48 – Outro and thanks to:
John Anealio for his song Steampunk Girl
Safe travels till then and thanks for listening.
Episode 1; Hellmouth Airports
Gail and Piper fly multiple times a month, enough to accumulate little “sometimes” issues and coincidental travel whammies into truly hellish experiences. In this episode our podcasters discuss the horrors of Denver International Airport (DIA), Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD), and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), then give tips on how to survive there. What do you do when that short “20 Minute Delay” becomes another 20mindelay which becomes another which… You get the idea. How can one protect their quality of life when trapped in an airport for 8 hours or more – or sometimes worse: when your one hour connection becomes a 10 minute mad-dash? Well you listen to this episode ahead of time of course!
Time Stamped Show Notes:
0:31 – Intro
0:56 – Piper and Gail’s go to Jersey; but not together
1:17 – Why Gail travels (author going to conventions like: Steampunk World Faire)
2:16 – Why Piper travels (author and dayjob as a consultant; 50-80% travel)
4:24 – Singing the praises of Philly’s airport
‘6:39 – Vino Volo; rewards program with $1 wine and free la amuse-bouche
7:32 – Self-care before/during flights (should you drink wine and/or eat sugar?)
9:55 – Geno’s cheesesteak as an alternative to the burrito protocol (get it double bagged!)
11:24 – Hellmouth airports
12:09 – Denver (DIA); delay upon delay
13:51 – “tornado shelters” aka the steps down to the hellmouth
15:00 – best spots to eat at DIA (upstairs to get the egg-salad sandwiches that remind Gail of her British mom)
15:48 – Chicago o’Hare (ORD); canceled flight upon canceled flight
16:12 – a sushi debate (safe at airports?)
18:15 – changing gates? time to play Mario Cart
19:58 – catch a breathe of fresh air at the hydroponic garden opposite the USO
21:08 – traveling with steel reinforced corsets (aka “precious cargo”) to RT Booklovers’ convention
22:28 – What’s your hellmouth airport?
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22:55 – Nifty travel gadgets!
23:31 – Piper’s gadget: download the airline’s app that you’re flying on to track your gate-changes and take advantage of last minute seat changes (including cheap upgrades)
26:24 – Gail’s gadget: tiny tote FOR: extra storage / pillow / great for storing that temperature transition garment and more
29:01 – inflatable what now?
30:54 – Outro and thanks to:
John Anealio for his song Steampunk Girl
Episode 2 comes out on Wednesday, 1 November!
Safe travels till then and thanks for listening.
Episode Zero – Travel Never Goes the Way you Expect
20mindelay – or 20 Minute Delay – is a new podcast from authors Gail Carriger and Piper J Drake. This short teaser episode is made up of a few clips from the coming season so you know what to look forward to.
Gail and Piper travel a lot. Maybe more than anyone should – but they love it. So why the podcast? To create a community of informed, savvy, travelers that are armed with better, cooler, smarter, lighter gadgets and kits.
Please subscribe for new 20-25 minute episodes releasing every Monday starting 30 November 2017!
20 Minute Delay
Two ladies who travel a lot… talk about it briefly.
Romance authors and consummate travelers Gail Carriger & Piper J Drake dish tips, tricks, gadgets, and horror stories on traveling by land, air, and sea.
We get there, so you don’t have to.
Gail Carriger
Gail Carriger writes comedies of manners mixed with paranormal romance (and the sexy San Andreas Shifter series as G.L. Carriger). Her steampunk books include the Parasol Protectorate, Custard Protocol, Supernatural Society, and Delightfully Deadly series for adults, and the Finishing School series for young adults. She is published in many languages and has over a dozen NYT bestsellers. She was once an archaeologist and is fond of shoes, octopuses, and tea.
Piper J Drake
Piper J. Drake is a bestselling author of romantic suspense and edgy contemporary romance, a frequent flyer, and day job road warrior. Wherever she goes, she enjoys tasting the world and embarking on foodie adventures. Dogs—and horses—have been known to spontaneously join her for a stroll and she enjoys pausing for a nice chat with cats of all sizes, from domestic to tiger size and beyond. it.
What Exactly is this?
It’s a podcast!
Gail and Piper are travel addicts by choice, compelled to travel even more for their jobs. In this fast paced romp through the detailed intricacies of travel the duo plan to cover everything from travel “kits” to comparisons of which terminals are best at a given airport or train station on a given day for particular amount of time. (Oh yea, things are going to get granular up in here)
So please subscribe and enjoy a 20 minute-ish discussion on travel from two ladies who do it a lot. We promise tips, tricks, and hijinks galore!
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