Exodus Podcasts
Award-winning wildlife photographer, conservationist, author and presenter Paul Goldstein has finally taken a break away from Africa and India, and has put together some podcasts on topical issues. Here's his first, see what you think. We will be adding more in the near future.
Happy listening!
Exodus
There is a different way to enjoy a winter holiday. Get away from the downhill skiing and snow-boarding crowd as you take to your cross country skis, snowshoes or team of huskies. Paul Goldstein tells us more and without a 'croque monsieur' in sight!
Cruising - a low point in the travel industry - an Orwellian trawl throughout the maritime world, disgorging regimented pilgrims onto unsuspecting local people with all the money tied up in the ships very deep pockets, avid Cruise antagonist Paul Goldstein discusses...
For those who gauge their ocean voyages by tiaras, shuffleboard, bingo and shopping, look no further. However for those who want probably the most exciting Polar expedition ever offered to the UK market, Paul Goldstein delivers some purple anecdotes about his new ice-breaking toy - the Kapitan Khlebnikov and its landmark departure into the Weddel Sea and the Emperor Penguin Colony at Snow Hill Island in November 09. And with the BBC's Jonathan Scott on board, a pioneering adventure awaits, one sitting at dinner - you decide.
Yomping in the Jungfrau, peak practice in Peru, ambling in Andalucia, route marching in Romania - scary eh? You'll need boots, gaiters, woolly hats, isotonic power bars, Kendal Mint Cake, a sinister inventory of Gore-Tex and one of those maps to dangle round your neck - will you look like a geek? YES - do you need all this nonsense? NO! Even if your weekly pedograph includes only Waitrose and the Red Lion, do not be put off. You choose the grade in one of 54 countries, we do the rest, but you do the trekking.
Carbon offset your footprint, join a community project, and while you’re at it satisfy your ego! Most of these so-called ‘’eco-friendly projects’’ are only concerned with money making - they stamp their green motif in their brochures and put in the small print that only £1 goes to the cause. If they really care, they’d get on with it, jump off the eco-tourism bandwagon and find ways to help the local community. These life coaches who offer ‘inner being’ and ‘wellness’ holidays - get a real job please - how does sitting on a yoga mat help anyone but those who want to appear sensitive?
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