LORRAINE CHITTOCK'S
RADIO SHOW
ALL OVER THE MAP




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Pull up your flying armchair to join Lorraine in
her cabin overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Chile.
She and guests will talk art, animals, adventure,
the nomadic life and topics ALL OVER THE MAP.
Once a week, conversations from around the globe.


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Having lived in many cool & HOT places ALL OVER THE MAP, listen & meet Lorraine's cool & HOT friends.



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TIFFANY COATES
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Adventure Motorcyclist.

Tiffany is probably the world's foremost female adventure motorcyclist with several round-the-world trips under her belt, nearly all of them on her faithful 1992 BMW R80GS, Thelma. Having sold her hair to buy tools, she embarked on her first journey to India with just two months riding experience, stretching to reach the ground from the unfeasibly high seat. She hasn't looked back since, except to maybe check if her pillion passenger has fallen off. She has been chased by wolves and policemen, the Nicaraguan Mafia and stampeding elephants. She was the first motorcyclist to cross Asia on all three classic routes: the north to Japan, central to Tibet and Beijing and the south to Singapore. When not exploring far-flung corners of the world on two wheels, Tiffany can be found at home in Lands End, England enjoying a cup of tea. She is currently in Madagascar exploring this incredible island nation by motorbike for three months. For information on her Ladakh Ladies Tour in India.
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ROSEANN & JONATHAN HANSON
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American writers, photographers, conservationists and explorers.

The Hansons have worked for the world's most respected outdoor and conservation periodicals, including outside Magazine, Audubon, and National Geographic Adventure, and between them they have authored over a dozen books and won recognition from the National Outdoor Book Awards, the National Park Service, and the Banff Mountain Book Festival. The Hansons own and manage Overland Expo, the world's largest do-it-yourself adventure travel event, which in part supports ConserVentures.org, their charity whose mission is promoting exploration of the world and conservation of its natural and cultural heritage. Jonathan and Roseann are elected fellows of the Explorers Club and active in its Southwest chapter. Roseann is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and an associate of the University of Arizona's Southwest Center.
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LOIS PRYCE
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- British travel author, journalist, broadcaster and co-founder of the Adventure Travel Film Festival.

Everyone in the motorcycle world has heard of Lois - or should. She's the one wearing the huge sunglasses while banjo picking. In 2003 Lois left her job at the BBC in London to ride twenty-thousand miles from Alaska to the tip of South America astride her Yamaha XT225. Upon her return she wrote the book of this trip, Lois on the Loose. Itchy wheels struck again and in 2006 she set off on a Yamaha TTR250 to ride the length of Africa. Four months and ten-thousand miles later she rolled into Cape Town, just about in one piece. Her book of this awesome adventure is Red Tape & White Knuckles. Since then she has crossed the USA in a Ural sidecar outfit, scripted and presented a DVD guide to worldwide motorcycle travel and launched the Adventure Travel Film Festival with her husband, fellow motorcycle-adventurer, Austin Vince.
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CAS COURELLES
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Suspense & Romance Author.

Cas Courcelles began writing Harlequin Romances (under the name Samantha Day) so she could stay home during the long Canadian winters. Tucked beside a cheery fire, she happily wrote away those winter months. When writing romances began to feel like a job, Cas moved on. First came travel. She and her husband recalled their first road trip to Mexico and decided it was time to go again - this time, though, with more comfort than provided by an old tent or the backseat of a car. With a truck and trailer - Big Clyde and the Mother Ship - they have made several trips into Mexico, Belize and Guatemala, as well to the deserts of the American southwest. At the moment, Cas is writing suspense novels. Down Dark Deep, a Kindle ebook, came to life while she was exploring the deserts, mountains and caverns of southeast Arizona. She found the high, rugged Chiricahua range especially inspiring and set her characters there to tell their story. Those cozy romances are long gone, along with the problem of escaping the snow and cold. Cas met Lorraine on the road in Belize.
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LINDA LAMBERT
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Novelist, administrator, history instructor, international consultant, Professor Emeritus at California State University at East Bay, California.

Linda Lambert became enthralled with Egypt as a young girl, when her mother enchanted her with tales of her own alleged reincarnation from Egyptian royalty. In 1989 Linda moved to Egypt and began two decades of passionate exploration. During a visit to the ancient crypt believed to have housed the Holy Family, Linda experienced an epiphany. The result was The Cairo Codex, the first in The Justine Trilogy. Subsequent locations were Italy and Taos, New Mexico. Dr. Lambert has written several internationally-recognized books in the field of educational leadership. Her seventh, Women's Ways of Leading, was released in 2009, integrating her global work in leadership with the same feminine and historical themes that take center stage in her novels. Linda first met Lorraine in 1976, and she and husband Morgan were in Cairo to greet her upon her arrival in 1991. LindaLambert.com



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CARLA KING
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Adventure Travel Writer & Self-Publishing Guru.

Carla King started blogging in 1995, before the word "blog" was invented, by sending online dispatches to the internet from the saddle of a cranky Russian Ural sidecar motorcycle. This wasn't a pleasure ride, her job was to R&D the machine for Ural America and, simultaneously, test ride the art of the realtime internet travel report for O'Reilly & Associates. Both endeavors succeeded, and her trip was followed by others to China, India, Europe, and Africa on Chang Jiangs and Enfields, Moto Guzzis, and more Urals. Carla has written several books, produced many online magazines and websites, and is active in writing communities centered around adventure travel and self-publishing, which she has done for many years, starting with her Cycling the French Riviera guidebook, and the Wild Writing Women: Stories of World Travel anthology. Today she lives in San Diego and looks forward to dual-sport motorcycle, 4x4, and watercraft adventures in Southern California and the Baja Peninsula. Lorraine first heard about Carla while living overlooking the Nairobi Game Park in Kenya, dreaming of her next motorcycle adventure. Less than ten years later, at the third Overland Expo they teamed up for presentations on writing and publishing. CarlaKing.com



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DOUG BAUM
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Camel Historian/Specialist.

Since 1995, Texas Camel Corps owner Doug Baum has been educating the public about the unique part camels played in opening up America's West. His passion for this lost bit of history led him to begin guiding camel treks for the public in the Big Bend region of Texas, over the very same areas traversed by the original US Army camels in the 1850's and 60's. Baum also offers the more exotic fare of trekking in the Sinai of Egypt to live among the Bedouin of that historic desert. He's authored two academic papers, both of which have been presented during camel conferences at London's School of Oriental and African Studies. Creating new, innovative ways to share these marvelous animals with people is what drives Doug Baum and Texas Camel Corps. Lorraine finally met Doug and his camels in person during a camping trek with at-risk kids from VisionQuest in Arizona.
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KRYSSIE FRANCIS Zoopharmacognosist.

Kryssie Francis merged her experiences in animal care, medicine, the food and plant industries, counselling and animal led therapies, to help people help their animals. This process is known as 'applied zoopharmacognosy'. The approach uses the animals naturally evolved instincts to choose food plants, essential oils and other natural substances to improve their health and which put the animal in charge of their health. Kryssie lived in Luxor, Egypt for three years, where she set up a street service for large animals and supported in-patients at Ace-Egypt, a specialist charity hospital working with horses and donkeys.
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ALASTAIR HUMPHREYS British adventurer, author and blogger.

Alastair Humphreys spent over four years cycling round the world, a journey of 46,000 miles through 60 countries and 5 continents. More recently Alastair has walked across southern India, rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, run six marathons through the Sahara desert, completed a crossing of Iceland, and participated in an expedition in the Arctic, close to the magnetic North Pole. He has trekked 1000 miles across the Empty Quarter desert and 120 miles round the M25 – one of his pioneering microadventures. The author of five books, he was named as one of National Geographic’s Adventurers of the year for 2012. Lorraine and he met in the first months of his cycling trip when she was living in Kenya. AlastairHumphreys.com



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AMR MARCH
The VOICE, author, musician.

The voiceover on ALL OVER THE MAP belongs to Amr March. Lorraine and Amr met while working together at Egypt Today magazine.
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KEN JACKSON
provides the exotic sounds accompanying
Amr March's voice. From his many years
presenting and producing for BBC World
Service and BBC Radio Oxford, Ken has
accumulated a vast amount of recording
expertise. I encourage you to purchase
from his extensive range of CD's and
cassettes of natural sounds.

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