Do you know where your kids are? Benef, Paul, and Trecia explore the cultural and educational differences between the American and German school systems. They also examine the social aspect—how do American students fit into the German school environment? What’s it like making friends and adapting to a new culture? If you’ve ever wondered how school life varies worldwide, this episode will give you plenty to think about.

All Aboard!!! Benef, Paul, and Trecia discover the timeless appeal of train travel with unique insights on cultural immersion, sustainability, and scenic routes. They discuss the differences in train systems between the US, Europe, and Asia and the benefits of taking the train. Learn how to plan the perfect rail journey and enjoy the ride!

Benef, Paul, and Trecia reflect on how much domestic and international travel have changed since 9-11 from security protocols to travelers’ mindsets. They share their personal stories of that tragic day and also listen to perspectives from people all over the world.

Benef, Paul, and Trecia kick off the new season with part two of their “Africa Whaaat?” series. The trio interviews Mike Burns, co-owner and managing partner of The Burns Brothers, as they strive to better understand the region and dispel their misconceptions. Mike shares his experience of his first trip to Africa and his company’s mission to demystify the continent.

Benef, Paul, and Trecia briefly discuss their favorite episodes of Season 2 and offer thanks and gratitude to their subscribers for listening and watching. They talk a little about the Season 3 premier, Africa Whaaat? Part 2 coming up September 4th!

In this season 2 finale, Benef, Paul, and Trecia tackle the Summer Olympics in Paris. Paul and his friends take the lead with documentary-style filming of their Olympic adventures and travel to northern France. Benef and Trecia join in for some commentary and reflections. If you'd like to watch the action tune in on our YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@RhythnRoamBPT

Benef, Paul, and Trecia discuss encountering crime and poverty while traveling. How do we decide which places are safe to travel? Do we let State Department advisories deter us? Have we been conditioned to think certain countries are unsafe despite what may be the reality?

Benef, Paul, and Trecia wonder how much age matters when traveling and how the planning process changes during multi-generational trips. They discuss the limitations and joie de vivre of mature travelers. Trecia interviews her mother and a good friend, who offer their perspectives on recent trips.