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Podcast Episode #2 – Dogs, Cats, Treats & Other Gifts

2 July 2010 5 Comments
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Podcast Episode #2 – Dogs, Cats, Treats & Giving

Lainie & Miro Discuss their Volunteer Work with Animals + an Interview with Children’s Education Volunteer at NGO Safe Passages

Lainie and Miro talk about their passion for animals as they share a few of their volunteer experiences in Belize, Nicaragua and Guatemala.

In Belize, the pair volunteered at P.A.W. Cat Sanctuary & Humane Society on the beautiful paradise island of Caye Caulker.

In Nicaragua, they volunteered in a make-shift triage at a temporary spay and neuter clinic. And in Guatemala, they have a regular following of street dogs, all whom all wag their tails when the see the pair approaching.

Also, Lainie sits down with Shannon Malone, currently a volunteer in charge of the English program at Camino Seguro (Safe Passages) in Guatemala City. Shannon talks about the program, the culture surrounding garbage dump and the people who rely on it as a source of living.  She also touches on her in Guatemala and offers advice for anyone considering moving to another country.

For more on Shannon, here’s a link to her blog.


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The intro & outro were engineered by Hanna Jakobson, music “Multilayered Timbres” by Dr. Pimp courtesy of CC (creative commons) license.

 

About the Author:

Lainie and her son Miro are living a location independent lifestyle, slow traveling around the globe and living in the present moment. Lainie writes about staying inspired, participating as a global citizen, volunteering, unschooling and natural learning. Guiding their experiences is the empowered choice to experience in the world without fear.

Lainie Liberti – who has written 394 posts on Raising Miro on the Road of Life - Travel Podcast.


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5 Comments »

  • Cha cha cha changes… | Raising Miro Podcast said:

    [...] leave Sweden to experience three continents on her bicycle and traveling in an eco friendly way. Or Shannon who has left her comfortable home, family, boyfriend in the United States to work with children in [...]

    # 5 August 2010 at 11:36 am
  • Raising Miro on the Road of Life – Travel Podcast » Blog Archive » The 1st 500 Days in Pictures, Part 8 said:

    [...] Shannon and bottle of Indita in Antigua, Guatemala. Shannon is interviewed in Podcast Episode #2. [...]

    # 17 December 2010 at 7:03 am
  • Raising Miro on the Road of Life – Travel Podcast » Blog Archive » Podcast Episode #16 – Unschooling, Discovering No Differences Between Living & Learning said:

    [...] fights, group dinners, 2 -1/2 hour shuttle bus rides that turned into 30 hours, puppy dog feet, numerous couchsurfers, 8 countries and many many card games. There have been so many things, so [...]

    # 31 December 2010 at 6:56 am
  • Raising Miro on the Road of Life – Travel Podcast » Blog Archive » 10 Uncommon Travel Tips from Pooping to Unschooling said:

    [...] in 1 day volunteering all the way to a 2 month commitment. We’ve volunteered with at animals reserves, schools, hospitals and libraries.   The opportunities are there, and the benefits are so [...]

    # 2 April 2011 at 11:16 am
  • 10 Uncommon Travel Tips from Pooping to Unschooling | We Blog The World said:

    [...] participated in 1 day volunteering all the way to a 2 month commitment. We’ve volunteered with at animals reserves, schools, hospitals and libraries.   The opportunities are there, and the benefits are so [...]

    # 9 April 2011 at 2:09 pm

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Miro & Lainie (mother 46 and 13 year old son) share their adventures from the Road of Life, discussing issues of humanity, global citizenship, unschooling, slow travel, family travel, volunteering, travel inspiration & living in the moment as they explore the big beautiful planet, they call home.

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