S1E5: When Adventures Go Wrong - Making the Most of Failed Adventures
In this episode of the Attempt Adventure podcast, hosts James Barrett and Michael Desrosiers talk about how to make the most of an adventure when things go wrong and what you can learn from failure. Each host shares some of their own failed adventures from tiny elevators and weirdly empty towns to forest fires, airport Tupperware wine, and snatched passports.
Monthly Challenge
Don't forget to participate in the very first Attempt Adventure monthly challenge: coffee outside. Make a cup of coffee outside, take a photo, and send it to us via email or share it with the hashtag #attemptadventure. At the end of the month, our three favorite entries will get a cool Attempt Adventure sticker!
https://www.attemptadventure.com/blog-/monthlychallenge1
Adventures in the News
In this week's Adventures in the News segment, Michael shares an article that has been in the news in Thailand recently about some tourists behaving badly. Let this be a cautionary tale of how to behave while on an adventure!
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Stuff we talked about in the episode
0:45 Songkran Festival (traditional Thai New Year)
4:40 Bangkok National Museum
https://www.museumthailand.com/en/museum/National-Museum-Bangkok-Phranakorn
7:10 Michael’s interview about Kanchanaburi, Thailand on the Amateur Traveler Podcast
17:25 Khao Yai National Park
https://www.thainationalparks.com/khao-yai-national-park
47:00 Cultural Faux-Pas in Southeast Asia (Travel Talk Asia Podcast with guest Ed Knuth from the Bangkok Podcast
James and Michael in the world’s most narrow hotel elevator (Pak Chong, Thailand)
Michael and James squeezed into the world’s tiniest elevator in Pak Chong, Thailand
