Could have been an interesting podcast but too much waffle from the presenter whose vocabulary doesn’t extend much past “wow’

AFAR is a partner of the Saudi regime that has a long history of silencing dissent—from murdering journalists to imprisoning Wikipedia editors, denying basic human rights to immigrants, and LGBTQ+ citizens continue to be legally tortured and imprisoned. AFAR needs to get its own house in order and say no to Saudi money before handing out advice on ethics to anyone.

Many thanks to Jason and Tom for the humble and rich conversations. Sharing the complex story of Toms walk in a very caring yet educational manner. Just awesome. Reading Toms own words in the book is next.

This first episode was s thought-provoking. looking forward to hearing more!

I enjoyed the podcast until they mentioned that sustainable tourism may involve eating local wildlife,Giraffe was mentioned and they are near critically endangered.In my opinion no endangered specie should be consumed in anyway, While on tour or otherwise . Jenny

It tackles the idea of being a better traveler without being preachy, and the topics are interesting.

Lots of great information about animal tourism.

Excited for Afar to share insights to help make my travels have a positive impact.

It’s great to see a podcast come out of the pandemic that asks thoughtful questions about the ways we move around the world. Brava!

Big fan of Travel Tales—can’t see what’s to come from AFAR’s second podcast!

Thank you, AFAR, for taking some of the worry out of how to travel and do good for the world!

I love that AFAR is answering the questions that travelers are constantly asking themselves - I can’t wait for more!

So many big questions in travel to tackle and who better than AFAR to take it on!