New England Travel Journal Podcast

New England photographer Ryan Zipp became our first repeat New England Travel Journal Podcast guest. Ryan joined us to talk fall foliage photography, about his adventures over the summer, and his new venture Deliciously New England.

To listen to our first podcast with Ryan click here. In our first conversation, we discussed how Ryan got into photography as a kid, his days touring as a member of a band, and how he returned to photography.

Boston Magazine Executive Editor Brittany Jasnoff joined the New England Travel Journal Podcast to talk about her latest article, Ready to Get Out? Here’s Seven Scenic Day Trips to Escape the City This Summer.

On a chilly November afternoon we caught up with country singing star Elizabeth Gerardi. A native of Rhode Island, Gerardi may live in Nashville, Tennessee now but she always remains close to her New England roots.

Typically we only focus on New England. We don't always like to acknowledge it but there are some great places to travel outside of the region. With the hope that people will be able to travel more in 2021, we wanted to share some tips and locations to consider.
On this episode of the New England Travel Journal, we were joined by Todd Plumer to talk about his article in Boston Magazine titled A Bostonian’s Guide to—Maybe, Potentially, Hopefully—Traveling This Year.

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