20 years ago, Jay Schneider strapped on an overstuffed backpack and headed off to wander around South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent with a goal of traveling until the money ran out. In this podcast, Jay remembers, relives and reflects upon his journey, reading journal entries and e-mail updates he sent to friends and family.
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20 years ago, Jay Schneider strapped on an overstuffed backpack and headed off to wander around South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent with a goal of traveling until the money ran out. In this podcast, Jay remembers, relives and reflects upon his journey, reading journal entries and e-mail updates he sent to friends and family.
S1:E10 - Why you should form a Japanese Pop band on a dare (Nepal)
The Jay Luck Club
39 minutes 13 seconds
5 years ago
S1:E10 - Why you should form a Japanese Pop band on a dare (Nepal)
With more than a week to wait for approval of his Indian visa application, Jay considers timing--the good kind, the bad kind, and the Japanese Pop Music kind. In this episode, Jay continues his conversation with fellow globe travelers Justin and Dan, and they would all like to remind you that sterling silver is not a recommended material for new, unhealed body piercings.
Places: Nepal (Kathmandu)
Email Subject(s): Taimingu! (Timing)
Presented by Honey Roasted T-Shirts
Souvenirs: Shop Here!
Check out Jay's Song!: Dal Bhat Ditty
The Jay Luck Club
20 years ago, Jay Schneider strapped on an overstuffed backpack and headed off to wander around South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent with a goal of traveling until the money ran out. In this podcast, Jay remembers, relives and reflects upon his journey, reading journal entries and e-mail updates he sent to friends and family.
