Welcome to “World's Your Oysta,” a podcast for curious individuals hosted by Paula Sanders, a New York City-based creative professional and expert in building community. Through her life and travels, Paula has cultivated friendships with some incredibly inspiring individuals, and now she's swinging open the door to her studio to share their stories with you.
On “World's Your Oysta,” you'll hear from successful entrepreneurs, artists, creators, experts, authors, athletes, activists, and more. You'll learn about their twists, turns, and the pearls of wisdom they’ve collected along the way.
Subscribe and listen to World's Your Oysta every Monday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and follow us on Instagram and TikTok @wyop.pod.
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Welcome to “World's Your Oysta,” a podcast for curious individuals hosted by Paula Sanders, a New York City-based creative professional and expert in building community. Through her life and travels, Paula has cultivated friendships with some incredibly inspiring individuals, and now she's swinging open the door to her studio to share their stories with you.
On “World's Your Oysta,” you'll hear from successful entrepreneurs, artists, creators, experts, authors, athletes, activists, and more. You'll learn about their twists, turns, and the pearls of wisdom they’ve collected along the way.
Subscribe and listen to World's Your Oysta every Monday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube and follow us on Instagram and TikTok @wyop.pod.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
So, I went to Japan. And if you’ve ever traveled across the world, you know things don’t always go as planned. This episode was actually recorded twice (thanks to a little tech disaster), but maybe that was meant to be—because now, you’re getting the unfiltered, full-circle version of my trip.
From snowy onsens in Hokkaido to late-night bites in Tokyo, I’m sharing it all:
More than anything, this trip reminded me why I love traveling: the unexpected moments, the little lessons, and the pure joy of saying yes to new experiences. If you’re planning a trip to Japan (or just need a little inspiration), I hope this episode gives you something to take with you.
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