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In a series of madcap and hilarious adventures we follow Chris from a shaky start in Chichester harbour to his epic Odyssey to Spetses (a bucket would have been handy), and then on to the journey of a lifetime - battening down the hatches on a trip across the North Atlantic. It's a journey crackling with Chris's zest for life, irresistible humour, and unerring lack of foresight. Dry land never looked more welcoming.

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Jack Boswell explores how other cultures handle the universal problems we face at home.

Meet Chris Stewart, the eternal optimist. A man who flies to Spain, sees a peasant farm on the wrong side of the river and, with scarcely a second thought, hands over a cash deposit. And then finds he has acquired not just the farm, but the farmer, too, who has no intention of leaving. Not to mention the lack of running water, electricity or even a bridge.

Everyday Intelligence is a podcast that uncovers the wisdom and unique perspective of everyday people encountered while travelling. From street vendors to fellow travellers, we explore how intelligence shows up in unexpected ways, offering insights into life, culture and human connection. Join us as we journey around the globe, one conversation at a time.

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Czego o Stanach Zjednoczonych jeszcze nie wiecie? Sprawdźcie w audycji o kulturze, podróżach i nieznanych zakamarkach Ameryki! Program w Radiu Kampus prowadzi Mikołaj Teperek. Słuchajcie Wszystkich stanów Ameryki co sobotę

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Jake Castle is a 30 years old CAA/EASA PPL holder and commercially trained pilot from Essex England but currently residing in Malaga Spain. Self described as “not the smartest bloke” they have created a guide to all the exercises in the PPL syllabus to help break down into easy to understand chunks, helping you to maximise your time in your costly flying lessons learning to fly, not remembering how to fly. As an auditory and kinaesthetic learner, they are someone thatwhen driving to the airfields would have a roughly hour long drive to and from,and so would often need something to listen ...