Looking at our highlights from 2011, we realise we have a lot to be thankful for. Most of all, thanks to you -- the Indie Travel Podcast Community -- for inspiring us, for funding us, for talking to us every day. If it wasn't for you, Indie Travel Podca

Want to volunteer, but don't want to pay high "voluntourism" fees? This week we uncover a great opportunity to volunteer in Chile, with a government-backed project to put native- and proficient-English speakers into Chilean classrooms. You can travel Chil

Want to walk the Camino de Santiago? We've done it once, and are planning to do it again in 2012; so for this podcast we look at planning for this famous hike. Not interested in Spain? The tips within the podcast could apply to any long walk, like Te A...

What have we been up to for the last four months? Travelling South America (http://indietravelpodcast.com/south-america/), that's what. This podcast gives us a chance to tell some stories, give you some destination tips, and let you know why we've come ba

It's England travel week on Indie Travel Podcast, so we're kicking things off with a wide-ranging podcast on travel in England! To listen, press play below or find episode 218 in iTunes (http://indietravelpodcast.com/itunes) -- it's free! We talk about

With holiday travel season approaching, we talk about staying sane while travelling over the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year holiday time. Family can be stressful enough, but the huge numbers of people doing "vacation travel" over late November, Dece

Looking for a volunteer experience with a difference? Take a look into Cloudhead (http://cloudhead.org) if you're heading through Northern Argentina. Hit play or find episode 216 in iTunes: (http://indietravelpodcast.com/itunes) Cloudhead Founded by L

It's been some time since we've highlighted the best of the travel gear we are carrying. While there are thousands of new product releases each year, there's only so much stuff you can fit into a carry-on sized bag, so everything we carry is carefully ...

We've spent the last week travelling in Paraguay, so thought we'd share our Paraguay travel advice with you! To listen to this podcast, hit play or find episode 214 for free in iTunes: (http://indietravelpodcast.com/itunes) Travel in Paraguay seems to

We recently travelled from Buenos Aires, Argentina through Uruguay to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, thanks to Intrepid Travel (http://www.dpbolvw.net/1f106lnwtnvAEHDIBDHACBJEDGDD). It was a fast and fun 17 days with lots of great stops along the way. In this po