Speaker 1: Pushkin. I'm always very cautious when it comes to talking about,
Speaker 1: let's say, in the journeys. I mean, have you ever
Speaker 1: heard of anything so vain? I'm going to encourage you
Speaker 1: never to listen to my podcast. Who do we become
Speaker 1: when we travel? I have never flown without wearing a
Speaker 1: suit in time? I refuse to do it. Who are
Speaker 1: we allowed to be? Those blue American passports? As powerful
Speaker 1: as they are, it doesn't work the same for everyone.
Speaker 1: And where is everybody going? What's my ideal vacation? I
Speaker 1: do love to sit near the ocean and drink. Join me.
Speaker 1: Brendan Francis Newnham for Not Lost Chats a many season
Speaker 1: of conversations with writers, actors, and others who all have
Speaker 1: one thing in common, the travel bug. When I went
Speaker 1: to a rural bar side of Muscle shows Alabama, and
Speaker 1: it was kind of like a Pee Wee Herman movie
Speaker 1: where I walk in and the jukebox stops and everyone
Speaker 1: stares at me. Each episode, I'll share a postcard from
Speaker 1: where I've been. The way LA just choose up and
Speaker 1: spits out like they just counsel. You're trying to reinvent itself.
Speaker 1: You can't sum it out better than the Chipper Nile's
Speaker 1: place being a dialysis center. Talk to a travel writer
Speaker 1: about their work. I recall a couple of years ago
Speaker 1: being in a target and literally, for like maybe fifteen seconds,
Speaker 1: I could not remember what city I was in. And
Speaker 1: since I got asked for practical travel advice all the
Speaker 1: time and I don't really know what I'm talking about,
Speaker 1: I've asked some famous freaking flyers to come in and
Speaker 1: answer your questions. If I'm sitting in the seat and
Speaker 1: the person beside me is acting, I rate, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: call flight attendant before I stick my size thirteen foot
Speaker 1: up there. Tiny ass, not lost chats. It starts January fourth.
Speaker 1: It's perfect listening for a road trip, waiting in a
Speaker 1: TSA line, or if you're at home doing the dishes,
Speaker 1: trying to avoid your roommates or family. I think it's
Speaker 1: actually a crime for children to sit in business class
Speaker 1: or first class. Why because what kind of business do
Speaker 1: you have? Until then, bon voyage