iToors London Podcast is Another Perfect Piece
Wednesday April 5, 2006
Category: Travel Podcasts | United Kingdom Travel
National Geographic Traveler recently listed "Nine Ways To Use Your iPod While Traveling," and I'm pleased to see using travel podcasts at number six, since I love 'em. I recently listened to an iToors walking tour podcast called "Subversive Scribes," which talks the tour-taker past some spots where famous scribblers as diverse as Dylan Thomas and Douglas Adams ("Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy") wrote, misbehaved or starved in sometimes not-so-long-ago London.
Now, I listened to this on a laptop in my London hostel before heading to the neighborhoods podded, which is not the use to which a podcast walking tour is intended to be put, but I had a great time tuning in to the slightly irreverent spiel (the mentioned location of a "non-Starbuck's cafe" springs to mind). Count on iToors to produce the good podcast stuff that's as entertaining from a couch as a sidewalk -- my last listen with the company, which has since teamed up with indie travel publisher, Rough Guides, was to a Glasgow walking tour set to excellent local music and which is as much fun from an armchair as George Square.
Got a fave travel podcast? Share it in the blog comments section.
National Geographic Traveler recently listed "Nine Ways To Use Your iPod While Traveling," and I'm pleased to see using travel podcasts at number six, since I love 'em. I recently listened to an iToors walking tour podcast called "Subversive Scribes," which talks the tour-taker past some spots where famous scribblers as diverse as Dylan Thomas and Douglas Adams ("Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy") wrote, misbehaved or starved in sometimes not-so-long-ago London.
Now, I listened to this on a laptop in my London hostel before heading to the neighborhoods podded, which is not the use to which a podcast walking tour is intended to be put, but I had a great time tuning in to the slightly irreverent spiel (the mentioned location of a "non-Starbuck's cafe" springs to mind). Count on iToors to produce the good podcast stuff that's as entertaining from a couch as a sidewalk -- my last listen with the company, which has since teamed up with indie travel publisher, Rough Guides, was to a Glasgow walking tour set to excellent local music and which is as much fun from an armchair as George Square.
Got a fave travel podcast? Share it in the blog comments section.
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