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3 SHORT ITEMS OF VALUE IN 60 SECONDS A WEEK

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1) WHAT TO LISTEN TO

TRAVEL NOT TO ESCAPE. I interviewed Geleen Antonio back on episodes 271 and 272. She also hosts her own podcast Travel Not to Escape which is all about empowering women to solo travel with a purpose, transform their lives, make meaningful connections, and rediscover the magic of play. She interviews solo female travelers from diverse backgrounds who have transformed their lives through intentional travel and draws out important tips on how you can do the same. It’s available on all platforms or you can Listen to Travel Not to Escape on Spotify Here.

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2) TOURS TO JOIN

AFRO-PANAMA TOUR. When I interviewed Dr. Javier Wallace on Episode 303, he talked about co-founding “AfroLatinx Travel” which runs an AfroPanama Tour that centers the Black experience in Panama, including engagement with people and narratives that are marginalized by the mainstream tourism industry. You can join the next AfroPanama Tour which is happening January 16-21, 2025, and is designed to empower and benefit the local AfroPanamanian community. Learn more and register for the AfroPanama Tour.

3) TRAVEL GEAR I USE

BOSS CAMELLO BELT. For me, the name of the game is versatility, durability, and style. I travel the world with carry on luggage only so I need one belt that I can wear with a suit, with jeans, with shorts, that looks stylish, and that I know is not going to break from wearing it everyday. This is the belt I use. See the Boss Camello Belt and all my travel gear here.

SEE MY TRAVEL GEAR

Did you Listen to Last Week’s Episode of The Maverick Show?

Last week I dropped Part 3 of my interview with Dr. Javier Wallace. He tells the story of C.B. Claiborne, the first Black player on the Duke Men’s Basketball team in the 1960s, who was also a student activist on campus, and explains the ramifications on C.B. for his activism at the time. He shares some of the discussions on race and sports that take place in his class on Duke Men’s Basketball, and also shares some lessons that today’s student activists can take from C.B. Claiborne’s legacy. Listen to the episode on your favorite platform here.

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