Tag Archives: Africa
The Pride
Do you take pride in YOUR Pride of cubs? Enjoy another short (43 seconds) video from our incredible trip at the beginning of this year…
Canoes in Madagascar
When our ship arrived at Madagascar, we were met by a lot of canoes. People were selling fruit and vegetables. They brought their families for more attention and sales “appeal.” It was heartbreaking to realize how little they had, how hard their lives must be, and how tragic most of Africa truly is. Yet, they seemed content and happy in their own ways…
Stuck in Kazungula, Africa
We had a slight mishap on the way from Zimbabwe to Botswana during our amazing trip to Africa. This mini-movie tells that story…
Safari Smorgasbord
Culled from two days of safaris at Chobe Reserve in Botswana, this video shows some of the animals not featured in other videos – less of the big names and more of the variety – though you get the big guys, too…
A Police State in Zanzibar? – #Travel
Traveling in 3rd World countries CAN be scary as this little incident portrays. I kept my camera out of sight for good reasons, but imagine what was going on and imagine if this is the “state” you lived in every day?
Re-Entry is Hard – #Travel
View from plane as we approached Dubai – all photos by Bruce Sallan
I am writing this column, again on a plane, two weeks after returning home from my incredible trip to 13 countries, 21 cities, in 38 days (mostly in India and Africa). I’m on a very short flight from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City. It’s a piece of cake in comparison to the 17-hour flight from Johannesburg to Atlanta, Georgia, which was just one leg of my trip home. Heck, there’s only a one-hour time change. We were 10-12 hours ahead on the other trip.
Gratitude, Excess, and Poverty
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Featured guests:
Pastor Drew Sams for “Spiritual Talk.”
Chris Walker from 2ndVote.
Dr. Jennifer Weberman (The Parenting Playground) for “Therapy Talk.”
Today’s radio show is inspired by this week’s “A Dad’s Point-of-View” column, Dubai to Mumbia; Decadence and Deprivation.
