Are you the type of traveler who loves to get off the beaten path? Who values experiences over things? Who believes travel goes deeper than a fantastic meal? Then the Postcard Academy travel podcast is for you.
Each week, I interview people who packed up everything to start a new adventure in another part of the world. You’ll get their insider travel recommendations on the best food and cultural experiences in the most interesting places around the globe. You’ll also discover travel hacks to find cheap flights and travel deals, and hear personal expat stories that offer guidance on how to live, work, volunteer, and travel abroad.
I’m your host, Sarah Mikutel, an American who’s been living, working, and traveling around Europe since 2010 (and visiting long before that). Enjoy the show!
Slovenia is a land of fairy tale castles, baby dragons (more on that later), and delicious moonshine. You may also know this former Yugoslavian republic as Melania Trump’s place of birth. But Noah Charney, an American expat and Slovenia resident since 2006, says his adopted country deserves to be known for so much more.
Read MoreI expected to find falafel in Istanbul, but I was fantastically wrong. To set the record straight on Turkish cuisine for other travelers, I asked food and travel writer Robyn Eckhart to come on the Postcard Academy podcast to discuss traditional Turkish recipes and Istanbul food culture. We have a lovely chat about her new cookbook: Istanbul and Beyond: Exploring the Diverse Cuisines of Turkey, and create a food guide for your next trip to Istanbul.
Read MoreCoffee, cocktails, and co-working 🙌 London is a hipster's paradise. On this week's podcast, we chat to emoji expert and resident hipster, Jeremy Burge, on London fun and all things emoji 😘
Read MoreFind the most unique gifts made in Paris. Lindsey Tramuta, American expat and author of The New Paris, shares insider tips on her favorite shops and artisans who are reviving traditions and bringing new energy to the city.
Read MoreWhen in Rome, you need to try these traditional foods with a twist. Culinary expert Katie Parla tells us exactly what to eat in the Eternal City.
Read MoreItalian expat and food journalist Veruska Anconitano shares her top tips on what to do in Dublin, and offers great insider advice on where to eat, shop, and go out at night when you travel to Ireland's capital.
Read MoreGame of Thrones, Lord of the Rings...whether or not you’re into those books (or, let’s be real, TV shows/films), you probably admire the breathtaking scenery. If that’s the case, you’ll adore the Isle of Skye, which looks like a fairytale.
Read MoreIn a world of globalized hipsterdom in which a cafe in Berlin could be a cafe in Istanbul could be a cafe in New York, etc, Naples transports you back in time to a beautifully chaotic and unique place.
Read MoreAfter working the manic pace of startup life, I appreciated the dreamy slowness of southwest France.
Read MoreI remember Belgium being gray and dull when I first experienced it as a teenager. Last week I returned for the second time and now believe Brussels to be the coolest city in Europe.
Read MoreCornwall is definitely a contender for most gorgeous place on Earth. And don't worry about looking good in a swimsuit because it's too chilly to strip down! Pack a jacket.
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