In this podcast, we will dive into all types of music every week. Tune in for recommendations and other fun stuff! Follow us on Instagram: @tommyc0pp0la @mattycole27 Become a Paid Subscriber: https://anchor.fm/thomas-coppola0/subscribe
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Bumping into is a diverse conversational podcast that mixes the likes of Comedians in cars with Lateline. From non-rushed in-depth conversations to the one or two questions you always wanted to ask someone interesting if you bumped into them.
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In Life Itself I, your host Thomas Bump, talk about anything and everything. Nothing is off limits. From Global Issues and Politics to Sports and E-Sports to Science and Conspiracy Theories to Relationships and just Life Itself. Join me and others once a week for a new episode of Life Itself that will never be like the last. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thomas-bump/support
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A weekly scripted podcast where we delve into some of the most blood curdling topics; true crime, dark history, the occult, and more. If it goes bump in the night, than it's on the table.We wanna make the podcast even better, help us learn how we can: https://bit.ly/2EcYbu4 For advertising opportunities please email PodcastPartnerships@Studio71us.com Privacy Policy: https://www.studio71.com/us/terms-and-conditions-use/#Privacy%20Policy Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Everything you need to know about the business of travel today. Each episode covers new travel stories from Skift's editorial team. Listen to the latest developments at hotels, airlines, destinations, online booking sites, and more. Published Tuesday through Friday by 5am ET. For ongoing coverage, please visit Skift.com/news.
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Do you like your spooky stories with some historical context? Do you like your history with a pinch of the paranormal? Then Weird in the Wade is the podcast for you. Weird in the Wade is about all that’s weird, wonderful and a little off kilter in a small English town called Biggleswade and its surrounding area. Each episode we explore a story that will make you pause and ponder, whether its a haunting, flying saucers, witches, poisoners or body snatchers. Social history meets the unexplaine ...
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A podcast about balancing art and life.
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My name is Kelly Aiello, and I’m a registered holistic nutritionist (RHN) and Brain Health Coach. I created the Nutritional Nerd podcast as a place to connect with people who are looking to live a happier, healthier life. I want to give you the tools you need to unlock your full potential and to live the kind of life you have always imagined. When it comes to nutrition, there is a lot of conflicting information. It seems like every week there's a new study and a new fad diet that seem to con ...
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Innovation lives where the status quo dies
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Free Podcast. No Advertisements. The stories of Food, Beverage and Nutrition Entrepreneurs and how their failures led to the successes in their lives and in their business. What does the future have in store for the food, beverage, and nutrition entrepreneur? Who is Justin Bizzarro? – Justin Bizzarro is a serial food, restaurant, technology, media and marketing entrepreneur, who helped build a 24-year-old group of food and restaurant related businesses, he created with his father and busines ...
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Apple’s New iPhones, Greece vs. Overtourism and Travel’s Popular Experiences
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Episode Notes Apple revealed more details on Monday about how it’s incorporating generative AI into its latest iPhones. Travel Technology Reporter Justin Dawes delves into how the new products could help travelers. The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro have been built with a dedicated camera button that can activate a tool to ask AI about visuals. Dawes …
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Airline Loyalty Probe, Thomas Cook Sale and Hyatt Property Deals
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Episode Notes The Department of Transportation officially launched a probe on Thursday into whether the loyalty programs of the four largest U.S. airlines are engaging in deceptive or noncompetitive practices, writes Airlines Reporter Meghna Maharishi. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg sent a letter to American, Delta, United and Southwest re…
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Travel's Power Players, Hotel Growth Race and Expedia's B2B Business
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Episode Notes Skift has unveiled its Power Rankings, our list of the most influential people in the travel industry. With the help of Skift Research, our editors spent several months establishing a methodology, crunching the numbers and weighing each leader’s influence to create our list of travel’s 30 most powerful people. Hilton CEO Chris Nassett…
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Striking Hotel Workers, Southwest’s Activists and NZ’s Tourist Fees
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Episode Notes Thousands of hotel workers went on strikeacross several large U.S. cities between Sunday and Tuesday. Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill examines why the strikes are taking place and what they mean for the hotel industry. More than 9,000 workers at 21 hotels in 9 cities went on strike on Tuesday. O’Neill notes that hotels are stru…
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Billion Dollar Airport Upgrades, Qantas' New Jets and Edinburgh's Tourist Tax
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Episode Notes Airports worldwide are investing large amounts in tech upgrades for a projected huge increase in passenger traffic. Travel Technology Reporter Justin Dawes profiles five U.S. airports making upgrades. JFK Airport shared plans earlier this year for its new terminal 6, which will include digital concierge services as well as a self chec…
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Short-Term Rental Arms Race, Saudi Tourism Push and Air France-KLM's Next Move
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Episode Notes A growing number of short-term rental hosts are turning to amenities such as pools, hot tubs and mini golf to help stand out from the competition. Reporter James Farrell examines what one executive calls an “amenities arms race.” Farrell writes hosts and owners willing to invest in developing properties with high-end amenities are lik…
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Travel Innovators, Parks Vs. Overtourism and China’s Senior Travelers
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Episode Notes Columnist Colin Nagy believes a growing number of luxury travelers are looking for depth instead of hyper glitz. With that in mind, he provides his list of this summer’s biggest innovators in travel as well as information about more than a dozen noteworthy trends in the industry. Nagy writes his list is inspired by brands that build a…
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Labor Day Surge, Middle East Bump, and Amex GBT and AI
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Episode Notes Recent data suggests Americans are traveling in large numbers for Labor Day, and short-term rentals are seeing a surge in bookings for the holiday weekend, writes Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam. More than 2.4 million nights have been booked on short-term rental platforms for the four-day period ending on September 1. That’s…
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19. Solved: The Haunting of Murder Bridge
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I'd almost given up on discovering how murder bridge between Biggleswade and Sutton, got it's name. Until completely by accident I stumbled across a ghost story, reported as part of the minutes of a meeting of the Biggleswade Hospital Board in 1922. That led me on a twisty path to the truth, involving a libel case, a notorious Biggleswade spiritual…
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Biz Class Bookings, Viking’s Earnings and Small Meetings Boom
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Episode Notes Hotels are devising plans to bypass traditional booking intermediaries to help boost direct bookings from corporations and businesses. Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill explains why the shift could disrupt how business travel is sold. Some hotel executives believe they can attract business travelers to book directly if they provi…
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Hotel Loyalty, Visit Florida's LGBTQ Snub and VRBO's New Campaign
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Episode Notes The world’s largest hotel groups have made huge strides in signing up guests for their loyalty programs in recent years. But which one has the largest loyalty program? Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill provides the answer. Marriott has the largest loyalty program membership with more than 210 million members as of June 30. Hilton…
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Hyatt Buys Standard, Shakira Pitches Despegar and Hotel Loyalty Licensing
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Episode Notes Hyatt announced plans on Tuesday to buy the five brands owned by Standard International, reports Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill. Hyatt will pay $150 million upfront, with up to an additional $185 million over time as more properties join its portfolio. Hyatt won’t acquire any physical assets in the deal, but it is buying the m…
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Marriott-Sonder Deal, Mallorca and Short-Term Rentals and Most-Connected Airports
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Episode Notes Marriott International and Sonder Holdings have signed a 20-year strategic licensing deal, reports Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill. Marriott will receive a royalty fee based on a percentage of Sonder’s gross room revenues. The deal will also increase the number of locations where Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program members can earn…
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350+ Travel Stats, Booking Vs. Expedia and Nashville's Edge
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Episode Notes The Skift Research team on Thursday unveiled its State of Travel 2024 report, a 400-page document with over 350 slides on industry performance and consumer and business trends in travel. The State of Travel 2024 is strong, reports head of research Seth Borko. Travel businesses are growing with healthy margins. The report contains info…
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Fake Travel Reviews, Southwest Threat and Answering for AI
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Episode Notes Travel executives still believe artificial intelligence will transform the industry — even if it’s taking longer than expected. Travel Technology Reporter Justin Dawes provides recent insights from several executives on AI. Booking Holdings CEO said the latest advances in AI could help make connected trips — travel experiences in whic…
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Cracking the Omega-3 Code: Insights from Dr. Hans-Thomas Richter
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Welcome to our deep dive into the world of omega-3s! In this video, we uncover the truth behind omega-3 supplements and their impact on your health. While many of us know that omega-3s are beneficial, not all omega-3s are created equal. To explore this topic further, I sat down with Dr. Hans-Thomas Richter, a seasoned expert who transitioned from a…
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Delta’s Free Wi-Fi, Paris Luxury Boost and Inspirato’s Layoffs
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Episode Notes Delta Air Lines is launching free onboard Wi-Fi across its global network in the next several months. So how will Delta handle the complexities of international expansion? Airlines Editor Gordon Smith examines the matter in addition to comparing rivals’ Wi-Fi services. Smith notes Delta already offers free Wi-Fi on around 90% of its 7…
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Disney's Ambitions, India’s Boom and Timeshares' Retreat
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Episode Notes Disney has unveiled expansion plans for its parks, cruise line and digital platforms, writes Travel Experiences Reporter Jesse Chase-Lubitz. Disney announced it will debut four new cruise ships between 2027 and 2031, an expansion that will increase its cruise line fleet to 13 ships. Meanwhile, the Disneyland Resort in California will …
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Expedia's Win, Delta's Pushback and Tripadvisor's Challenge
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Episode Notes Expedia Group — like several other major travel brands — has seen “softening” travel demand recently, but it registered growth in several key metrics during the second quarter, writes Executive Editor Dennis Schaal. CEO Ariane Gorin said Expedia Group is facing a more challenging environment since July, leading the company to adjust i…
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Hilton Slows, Disney Softens and Maui Recovers
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Episode Notes Hilton has raised its forecast for a profit this year. However, the company believes the post-Covid travel surge is cooling off — especially in the U.S., reports Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill. CEO Christopher Nassetta said during Hilton’s second-quarter earnings call that domestic travel demand is “definitely softening.” Howe…
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Airbnb’s Slow Growth, IHG’s Good Growth and Travel’s Recession Worries
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Episode Notes Airbnb’s second-quarter earnings revealed the company’s growth slowed down in several key areas, writes Executive Editor Dennis Schaal. The company forecasts that guests are making bookings with shorter lead times, and it is seeing “some signs of slowing demand from U.S. guests.” Airbnb said that in the third quarter, it expects a “se…
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Recession Impact, CrowdStrike’s Defense and AI Vs. Travel Agents
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Episode Notes July’s weaker-than-expected job growth sparked a selloff in global financial markets and raised concerns about a recession. Editor-in-Chief Sarah Kopit explains the impact on the travel industry. In the airline sector, Delta and United have gotten a boost from the rise in premium long-haul demand fueled by travelers more willing to sp…
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Spirit's Rough Quarter, New Junk Fees Ban and Saudi's World Cup Plans
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Episode Notes Spirit Airlines had a rough second quarter, posting a significantly higher loss than last year. CEO Ted Christie is promising big changes to the company’s operations, writes Airlines Editor Gordon Smith. Spirit said it registered a roughly $193 million net loss during the second quarter — up from a $2.3 million loss last year. Airline…
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Hotel Junk Fees, Marriott Earnings and Norwegian Cruising Optimism
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Episode Notes Marriott executives are optimistic they’ll see growth throughout the year despite emerging headwinds, writes Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill. CEO Anthony Capuano said the company saw strong travel demand during the second quarter. Marriott said it expects its revenue per available room — a key hotel industry metric — to grow be…
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Junk Fees Win, Spirit Goes Upmarket and Venice Bans Groups
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Episode Notes A U.S. appeals court has struck down the Department of Transportation’s rulemandating airlines disclose all fees upfront, pending a full review, writes Airlines Reporter Meghna Maharishi. A three-judge panel said the rule likely exceeds the department’s authority and would significantly harm airlines. The case will be heard during the…
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AI Trip Planning, Olympic Branding and UAE Gaming
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Episode Notes Meta AI recently released the newest version of its generative AI model, which it says outperforms that of OpenAI in nearly every metric. Travel Technology Reporter Justin Dawes tested how it works for trip planning. Dawes notes the Meta AI’s chatbot gave a list of suggested activities in the Vancouver area focused around hiking and c…
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