60 acast.com Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast en Jamie Fullerton travel,places,adventure,unexpected,journalism,exploration,exploring,explore,journeys Jamie Fullerton Travel stories that are in some way... unexpected A travel podcast by writer Jamie Fullerton.



On-the-ground travel stories that are in some way… unexpected.



For full YouTube videos for each episode plus short stories on TikTok, follow the pod via: https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast



Written, recorded and narrated by Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing by Samira Tazari

Theme music by Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork by Nini Giunàshvili



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]]> A travel podcast by writer Jamie Fullerton.



On-the-ground travel stories that are in some way… unexpected.



For full YouTube videos for each episode plus short stories on TikTok, follow the pod via: https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast



Written, recorded and narrated by Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing by Samira Tazari

Theme music by Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork by Nini Giunàshvili



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]]> false Jamie Fullerton fullerton_jamie@hotmail.com 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 keep-going-an-unexpected-travel-podcast episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94/1749535137115-bce3f346-fc26-4a9f-87b1-0577d0e87d47.jpeg https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast “Brutal, Offensive, Pure, True”: Welcome To Vevčani Festival “Brutal, Offensive, Pure, True”: Welcome To Vevčani Festival Tue, 12 May 2026 00:30:00 GMT 17:47 69f71567e11f5963abd17f87 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69f71567e11f5963abd17f87 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 full 1 10 I went to Vevčani festival in rural North Macedonia. It is perhaps the wildest village festival in the Balkans.

 

Every Orthodox Christian New Year period villagers get dressed up as pagan characters, monsters or political figures, drink large amounts of rakia, then perform rituals and parade around the village.

 

It’s supposed to be an expression of independent spirit and free speech, but some think that the more extreme costumes are beyond the pale.

 

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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Vevčani location: Google Maps

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]]> I went to Vevčani festival in rural North Macedonia. It is perhaps the wildest village festival in the Balkans.

 

Every Orthodox Christian New Year period villagers get dressed up as pagan characters, monsters or political figures, drink large amounts of rakia, then perform rituals and parade around the village.

 

It’s supposed to be an expression of independent spirit and free speech, but some think that the more extreme costumes are beyond the pale.

 

Episodes of Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast are currently coming out every two weeks, in the usual podcast places and with full videos on the pod's YouTube channel.

 

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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Vevčani location: Google Maps

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]]> Bagpipes In The Mountains: Gaida (And Guns) In Bulgaria Bagpipes In The Mountains: Gaida (And Guns) In Bulgaria Tue, 28 Apr 2026 04:00:00 GMT 14:50 69e7741623929c3a2a5d5e15 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69e7741623929c3a2a5d5e15 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 A folk festival in the Rhodope Mountains full 1 9 Some bagpipes styles are intensely annoying, but Bulgaria’s kaba gaida style is low in tone, moody, spacey, almost gothic, and linked to rural life in the country for thousands of years.

 

Now new generations of Bulgarian bagpipers head deep into the Rhodope Mountains each year for a bagpipe festival and competition.

 

It’s part of a resurgence in folk arts in Bulgaria. Among the younger generations are bagpipes even… cool? I went to the Gela bagpipe festival.

 

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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Gela, Bulgaria: Google Maps link

Nearby hotel: Monastery 2 Aparthotel

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]]> Some bagpipes styles are intensely annoying, but Bulgaria’s kaba gaida style is low in tone, moody, spacey, almost gothic, and linked to rural life in the country for thousands of years.

 

Now new generations of Bulgarian bagpipers head deep into the Rhodope Mountains each year for a bagpipe festival and competition.

 

It’s part of a resurgence in folk arts in Bulgaria. Among the younger generations are bagpipes even… cool? I went to the Gela bagpipe festival.

 

Episodes of Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast are currently coming out every two weeks, in the usual podcast places and with full videos on the pod's YouTube channel.

 

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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Gela, Bulgaria: Google Maps link

Nearby hotel: Monastery 2 Aparthotel

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]]> A Sloth’s Journey: Building Bridges In Costa Rica A Sloth’s Journey: Building Bridges In Costa Rica Tue, 14 Apr 2026 04:30:00 GMT 17:52 69cd2c41ab5d25f9c956d261 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69cd2c41ab5d25f9c956d261 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 Tourism is putting sloths at risk full 1 8 Costa Rica has positioned itself as a successful eco-tourism destination, and tourists cascade into the country with ambitions to see sloths in the wild.

 

As more tourist infrastructure gets built, more of the famously lethargic-looking animals are getting injured and killed due to the development. Sloths are susceptible to species isolation caused by new roads and buildings cutting off treetop pathways.

 

A group of conservationists is taking action by shimmying up massive trees and putting up rope bridges for the sloths. I joined the team on a bridge-building mission.

 

Episodes of Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast are currently coming out every two weeks, in the usual podcast places and with full videos on the pod's YouTube channel.

 

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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

The Sloth Conservation Foundation: Slothconservation.org

Jaguar Rescue Center: Jaguarrescue.foundation

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]]> Costa Rica has positioned itself as a successful eco-tourism destination, and tourists cascade into the country with ambitions to see sloths in the wild.

 

As more tourist infrastructure gets built, more of the famously lethargic-looking animals are getting injured and killed due to the development. Sloths are susceptible to species isolation caused by new roads and buildings cutting off treetop pathways.

 

A group of conservationists is taking action by shimmying up massive trees and putting up rope bridges for the sloths. I joined the team on a bridge-building mission.

 

Episodes of Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast are currently coming out every two weeks, in the usual podcast places and with full videos on the pod's YouTube channel.

 

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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

The Sloth Conservation Foundation: Slothconservation.org

Jaguar Rescue Center: Jaguarrescue.foundation

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]]> The Bulls Of San José: Costa Rica’s Amateur Bullfighters The Bulls Of San José: Costa Rica’s Amateur Bullfighters Tue, 31 Mar 2026 00:30:00 GMT 17:09 69b686ff63444515f95eff86 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69b686ff63444515f95eff86 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 An unconventional Christmas tradition full 1 7 Every year around Christmas, massive bulls and “Improvisers” descend on bullrings around San José, Costa Rica’s capital city. The Improvisers are members of the public who get drunk, put on fluorescent t-shirts, leap into the ring then chase and annoy the bulls.

 

Bullfighting was brought to Costa Rica by Spanish colonisers and is still hugely popular in the small Central American country. Bullfighters there don’t kill the bulls, but animal rights protesters still sometimes stage protests against the events.

 

I spent Christmas with the amateur bull-botherers of San José, and some of the people determined to end their booze-fuelled fun.

 

Episodes of Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast are currently coming out every two weeks, in the usual podcast places and with full videos on the pod's YouTube channel.

 

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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Tickets and information for the Pedregal bullfighting: Torosalatica.cr

Zapote bullring: Google Maps link

Karen Elena’s San José animal rights group: Coordinadora por la Liberación Animal on Instagram

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]]> Every year around Christmas, massive bulls and “Improvisers” descend on bullrings around San José, Costa Rica’s capital city. The Improvisers are members of the public who get drunk, put on fluorescent t-shirts, leap into the ring then chase and annoy the bulls.

 

Bullfighting was brought to Costa Rica by Spanish colonisers and is still hugely popular in the small Central American country. Bullfighters there don’t kill the bulls, but animal rights protesters still sometimes stage protests against the events.

 

I spent Christmas with the amateur bull-botherers of San José, and some of the people determined to end their booze-fuelled fun.

 

Episodes of Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast are currently coming out every two weeks, in the usual podcast places and with full videos on the pod's YouTube channel.

 

Subscribe to get episodes as soon as they land.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Tickets and information for the Pedregal bullfighting: Torosalatica.cr

Zapote bullring: Google Maps link

Karen Elena’s San José animal rights group: Coordinadora por la Liberación Animal on Instagram

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]]> The Mayan Train: Mexico’s Controversial Tren Maya The Mayan Train: Mexico’s Controversial Tren Maya Tue, 17 Mar 2026 04:00:40 GMT 23:38 69a180d80e3095585105b694 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69a180d80e3095585105b694 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 I spent a month on the train route full 1 6 Mexico’s Tren Maya takes tourists around the Yucatán Peninsula, to cities, ancient Mayan ruins and jungle towns. It has displaced Indigenous locals, destroyed sacred sites and caused environmental carnage.

 

Mexican authorities have touted the Tren Maya as offering a Mayan adventure and providing jobs and transport for poor locals. I spent a month traveling around the railway route to see how the massive project has affected life near the tracks.

  

Watch full video episodes on YouTube.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

You can buy Tren Maya tickets from the official ticket website, Reservas.ventaboletostrenmaya.com.mx.

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]]> Mexico’s Tren Maya takes tourists around the Yucatán Peninsula, to cities, ancient Mayan ruins and jungle towns. It has displaced Indigenous locals, destroyed sacred sites and caused environmental carnage.

 

Mexican authorities have touted the Tren Maya as offering a Mayan adventure and providing jobs and transport for poor locals. I spent a month traveling around the railway route to see how the massive project has affected life near the tracks.

  

Watch full video episodes on YouTube.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

You can buy Tren Maya tickets from the official ticket website, Reservas.ventaboletostrenmaya.com.mx.

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]]> The Copper Canyon Train: Mexico’s Chepe Express The Copper Canyon Train: Mexico’s Chepe Express Tue, 03 Mar 2026 04:00:00 GMT 24:23 69a17cc69d923e5ce91b3fa2 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69a17cc69d923e5ce91b3fa2 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 full 1 5 Northwest Mexico’s Chepe train route is one of the wildest, most ruggedly-beautiful railway journeys in the world.

 

Starting in Chihuahua city and ending 418 miles later in Los Mochis, the train cuts through vast canyons, known collectively as the Copper Canyon, and stops at remote outposts.

 

Much of the region is home to the Indigenous Tarahumara people, many of whom are semi-nomadic and have an uneasy relationship with tourists and Hispanic locals following historic mistreatment by colonisers.

 

I spent 11 days on the Chepe train route, getting off at all the stops to explore the Copper Canyon.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Chepe tickets and train information: Official Chepe train site

Creel hotel: The Lodge At Creel

Divisadero hotel: Hotel Mirador

Cerocahui hotel: Hotel Misión

Los Mochis: Hotel Lorena

Gustavo Loreno, guide: +526351049307


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]]> Northwest Mexico’s Chepe train route is one of the wildest, most ruggedly-beautiful railway journeys in the world.

 

Starting in Chihuahua city and ending 418 miles later in Los Mochis, the train cuts through vast canyons, known collectively as the Copper Canyon, and stops at remote outposts.

 

Much of the region is home to the Indigenous Tarahumara people, many of whom are semi-nomadic and have an uneasy relationship with tourists and Hispanic locals following historic mistreatment by colonisers.

 

I spent 11 days on the Chepe train route, getting off at all the stops to explore the Copper Canyon.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Chepe tickets and train information: Official Chepe train site

Creel hotel: The Lodge At Creel

Divisadero hotel: Hotel Mirador

Cerocahui hotel: Hotel Misión

Los Mochis: Hotel Lorena

Gustavo Loreno, guide: +526351049307


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]]> The Tequila Express: Mexico’s Booziest Train The Tequila Express: Mexico’s Booziest Train Tue, 17 Feb 2026 05:00:00 GMT 18:23 694187a1cc3f4b4c73a0c848 true https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 694187a1cc3f4b4c73a0c848 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 My teetotal Tequila trip full 1 4 The Tequila Express train runs from Guadalajara city to the town of Tequila in Mexico’s Jalisco state, and is loaded with bars and booze. The train spent nine years off the tracks, but recently returned.

 

You might expect alcohol-fuelled carnage on the train, but the Tequila Express offers a rather civilised insight into the culture and legends behind Mexico’s famous fiery spirit.

 

I boarded the train for a teetotal trip.


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Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Tequila Express tickets: Tequilaexpress.mx

Sauza distillery and field tour: Casasauza.com

Atanasio agave field tour: Tequilaatanasio.com

El Tequileño distillery tour: Tequileno.com

Tequila tour guide Luis Alberto Gutiérrez: Estaciontusistica.com

La Capilla: Google Maps

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]]> The Tequila Express train runs from Guadalajara city to the town of Tequila in Mexico’s Jalisco state, and is loaded with bars and booze. The train spent nine years off the tracks, but recently returned.

 

You might expect alcohol-fuelled carnage on the train, but the Tequila Express offers a rather civilised insight into the culture and legends behind Mexico’s famous fiery spirit.

 

I boarded the train for a teetotal trip.


Watch full video episodes on YouTube.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Tequila Express tickets: Tequilaexpress.mx

Sauza distillery and field tour: Casasauza.com

Atanasio agave field tour: Tequilaatanasio.com

El Tequileño distillery tour: Tequileno.com

Tequila tour guide Luis Alberto Gutiérrez: Estaciontusistica.com

La Capilla: Google Maps

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]]> Hell Becoming Paradise: Islas Marias, Mexico’s Prison Island Hell Becoming Paradise: Islas Marias, Mexico’s Prison Island Tue, 03 Feb 2026 05:00:00 GMT 17:45 6941837b891c3619dc810689 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 6941837b891c3619dc810689 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 A penal colony turned holiday spot full 1 3 In 2019 the last prison island in the Americas closed down. Islas Marías was home to some of Mexico’s most feared criminals, and political prisoners, but was shuttered following reports of terrible conditions.

 

In 2022 Mexico’s navy began allowing tourists to visit the archipelago, showing visitors cells, parrots, graveyards, beaches, and explaining the islands’ dark past.

 

I took a long ferry ride for a weekend on Islas Marías.


Watch full video episodes on YouTube.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

You can buy Islas Marías weekend tours from the islands’ official website, Visitaislasmarias.com.

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]]> In 2019 the last prison island in the Americas closed down. Islas Marías was home to some of Mexico’s most feared criminals, and political prisoners, but was shuttered following reports of terrible conditions.

 

In 2022 Mexico’s navy began allowing tourists to visit the archipelago, showing visitors cells, parrots, graveyards, beaches, and explaining the islands’ dark past.

 

I took a long ferry ride for a weekend on Islas Marías.


Watch full video episodes on YouTube.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

You can buy Islas Marías weekend tours from the islands’ official website, Visitaislasmarias.com.

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]]> Climbing Fire: Hiking Guatemala’s Fuego Volcano Climbing Fire: Hiking Guatemala’s Fuego Volcano Tue, 20 Jan 2026 05:00:00 GMT 14:16 69415fc8891c3619dc757723 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69415fc8891c3619dc757723 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 I climbed as Fuego erupted full 1 2 Fuego Volcano in Guatemala is one of the most active volcanos in Central America, sometimes erupting multiple times an hour.

 

The eruptions have proved deadly for people living in the shadow of the volcano, but hiking Fuego has become popular with adventurous tourists. Locals have signed up serve them as volcano guides, risking their lives for better income.

 

I joined an overnight hike on Fuego, when the volcano was at its most active.


Watch full video episodes on YouTube.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

To book a Fuego Volcano hike tour from Antigua with the company I went with, see V-hiking.tours.


This episode uses snippets from the following news reports, under fair usage rules:

 

CBC News: Eruption of Guatemala's Fuego volcano killing dozens

NBC News: Guatemala Volcano Eruption: At Least 62 Killed, Many Missing

TRT World Now: Guatemalans recall terror of Fuego volcano eruption

NBC News: Dramatic immigration raid jars a small town

Associated Press: ICE Agents Raid Meat Packing Plant

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]]> Fuego Volcano in Guatemala is one of the most active volcanos in Central America, sometimes erupting multiple times an hour.

 

The eruptions have proved deadly for people living in the shadow of the volcano, but hiking Fuego has become popular with adventurous tourists. Locals have signed up serve them as volcano guides, risking their lives for better income.

 

I joined an overnight hike on Fuego, when the volcano was at its most active.


Watch full video episodes on YouTube.

 

Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

To book a Fuego Volcano hike tour from Antigua with the company I went with, see V-hiking.tours.


This episode uses snippets from the following news reports, under fair usage rules:

 

CBC News: Eruption of Guatemala's Fuego volcano killing dozens

NBC News: Guatemala Volcano Eruption: At Least 62 Killed, Many Missing

TRT World Now: Guatemalans recall terror of Fuego volcano eruption

NBC News: Dramatic immigration raid jars a small town

Associated Press: ICE Agents Raid Meat Packing Plant

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]]> The Dance Of The Little Devils: Boruca’s Mask Rituals The Dance Of The Little Devils: Boruca’s Mask Rituals Tue, 06 Jan 2026 05:00:00 GMT 17:44 69415b1258c537ceb6702eb8 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69415b1258c537ceb6702eb8 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 My visit to the Indigenous village full 1 1 Every new year in Boruca, a remote Costa Rican village, Indigenous villagers wear garish masks and bull costumes for rituals commemorating their ancestors’ battle against Spanish colonisers.

 

Today Indigenous Borucan culture is still under threat, and over time the rituals have come to represent Borucans’ modern independent spirit.

 

I travelled to Boruca to witness Danza de los Diablitos: the Dance of the Little Devils.


Watch full video episodes on YouTube.


Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Danza de los Diablitos takes place from December 30 to January 2 each year.

To visit Boruca see www.borucacostarica.org or email borucacostarica@gmail.com.

A daily bus runs from the town of Buenos Aires to Boruca, from the Terminal Gafeso bus stop. Check with bus stop staff for current departure times.

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]]> Every new year in Boruca, a remote Costa Rican village, Indigenous villagers wear garish masks and bull costumes for rituals commemorating their ancestors’ battle against Spanish colonisers.

 

Today Indigenous Borucan culture is still under threat, and over time the rituals have come to represent Borucans’ modern independent spirit.

 

I travelled to Boruca to witness Danza de los Diablitos: the Dance of the Little Devils.


Watch full video episodes on YouTube.


Writing, recording, narration: Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing: Samira Tazari

Music: Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork: Nini Giunàshvili

 

Danza de los Diablitos takes place from December 30 to January 2 each year.

To visit Boruca see www.borucacostarica.org or email borucacostarica@gmail.com.

A daily bus runs from the town of Buenos Aires to Boruca, from the Terminal Gafeso bus stop. Check with bus stop staff for current departure times.

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]]> Introducing Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast Introducing Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast Wed, 03 Dec 2025 14:11:31 GMT 1:35 69303607d6bc23eda243b758 false https://linktr.ee/keepgoingtravelpodcast 69303607d6bc23eda243b758 6847c7269b8dde68cdf26b94 A new on-the-ground travel podcast by Jamie Fullerton trailer Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast is a new podcast from travel writer Jamie Fullerton. The first episode is out on January 6, 2026, then episodes will come out every two weeks.

 

Each episode features an on-the-ground travel story that’s in some way… unexpected.

 

There will be travel stories from Guatemala, Mexico, Costa Rica, Germany, England, Albania, Bulgaria… and beyond.

 

There will also be a full YouTube video for each episode, so, subscribe to the podcast’s channel: www.youtube.com/@keepgoingtravelpodcast

 

Written, recorded and narrated by Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing by Samira Tazari

Theme music by Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork by Nini Giunàshvili

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

]]> Keep Going: An Unexpected Travel Podcast is a new podcast from travel writer Jamie Fullerton. The first episode is out on January 6, 2026, then episodes will come out every two weeks.

 

Each episode features an on-the-ground travel story that’s in some way… unexpected.

 

There will be travel stories from Guatemala, Mexico, Costa Rica, Germany, England, Albania, Bulgaria… and beyond.

 

There will also be a full YouTube video for each episode, so, subscribe to the podcast’s channel: www.youtube.com/@keepgoingtravelpodcast

 

Written, recorded and narrated by Jamie Fullerton

Sound editing by Samira Tazari

Theme music by Olguita Acuña

Podcast artwork by Nini Giunàshvili

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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