Mar and Meg
Solo Female Travelers
This isn’t just a travel podcast. It’s about the parts of travel you don’t always hear about. Brought to you by the team behind Solo Female Travelers and our global community, we go beyond destinations and highlight reels to get into what travel actually looks like in real life. We speak with women who do things differently, who take unconventional paths, ask hard questions, and navigate the world on their own terms. You’ll hear practical travel tips, honest conversations, and the stories that don’t always get talked about; the messy, the funny, and the moments that didn’t go as planned but en...
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Mar and Meg
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Último episodio
29 de sep. de 2026
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Episodios
#1 | Meet The Team 06.04.2026 26:08
Welcome to the first episode of the Solo Female Travelers Podcast! In this episode, co-founders Meg Jerrard and Mar Pagès share the stories that shaped their relationship with travel and ultimately led them to create Solo Female Travelers. They are also joined by Operations Manager Anastasia Novosyolova-Blatt, who supports the team in tour operations, creative work, photography, and in the product...
Welcome to the Solo Female Travelers Podcast 28.03.2026 1:27
Welcome to the Solo Female Travelers Podcast. This show is brought to you by the team behind Solo Female Travelers Tours and our global community of women who believe the world is meant to be explored on your own terms. If you're already part of our community, read our weekly newsletter, or have traveled with us before, you know what we're about: supporting women who want to travel the...
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