Journeys of Discovery with Tom Wilmer
Segments air during Issues & Ideas (Mondays from 1 to 2 p.m.)
Tom Wilmer’s Lowell Thomas Award-winning travel podcast — recorded live on location across America and around the world — showcases the arts, culture, music, nature, history, science, wine and spirits, brewpubs, the culinary arts and more. He covers nouns and verbs: people, places, things, and action — everything from baseball to exploring South Pacific atolls, and interviewing the "real" Santa Claus in the Arctic. Tom's feature, recorded live at Harland & Wolfe Shipyards in Belfast Northern Ireland, celebrating the centenary of the launch of the Titanic was the recipient of a Best Travel award from Outdoor Writers Association of California.
Latest Episodes
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Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with the GM and Bar Czar at the legendary, 60s retro Surfjack Hotel & Swim Club in the heart of old Waikiki, Hawaii. -
Join Elizabeth Rain, star of Fair; film producer, Angelique Axerode’s parents; filmmakers; Richard Hamasaki and Jody Stillwater and LA based, Luna Zhang, film financier. -
Canadian connections at Hawaii International Film Festival include SHŌGUN producers and Getting Lost documentary director and producer sharing their insights. -
Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with Beckie Stocchetti, Hawaii International Film Festival’s Executive Director -
San Luis Obispo County Veterans Museum celebrates Veterans Day at the Memorial Museum -
Spine chilling tales of the ghosts who haunt the Queen Mary, the world’s most haunted cruise liner. -
Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with Healing Lahaina filmmakers at a community screening of their poignant new documentary, Healing Lahaina in conjunction with the 2024 Hawaii International Film Festival. -
Canadian based Journeys of Discovery associate producer, Liz Beatty says Nova Scotia may have 13,000 kilometres of coastline but this inland town of Baddeck is a destination not to be missed. -
Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with cattle and buffalo ranchers in Western Nebraska -
Join Correspondent Tom Wilmer and his Chinese interpreter friends reporting from historic 2,000 year-old Pingle fondly dubbed “ancient town”.
