Ten Minute Travels
Ten Minute Travels is Alaska inspired and revolves around those who have either lived or traveled to Alaska. Our guests are ordinary people doing extraordinary things and our travel topics range from helicopters to motorcycles to bicycles to anything else you would consider travel.
Concept:
We want to take you on ten minute journeys that are inspirational, educational and just darn interesting, as you journey through your own busy day.
Goal:
We want our listeners to learn at least one travel trick, good or bad, in each episode.
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Latest Episodes
Episode 137: Mike Freeman - Vintage Alaska Highway and Beyond - An Unconventional Way
This is referred to as a corner piece of the puzzle. We talk with Mike Freeman. He drove a ‘41 Ford up the Al-Can in 1961. Mike sold computers for IBM, helped grow an auto parts chain in far flung locations of Alaska and encouraged his son to t...
Episode 136: Mike Freeman - Vintage Alaska Highway and Beyond - An Engine and a Prayer
This is referred to as a corner piece of the puzzle. We talk with Mike Freeman. He drove a ‘41 Ford up the Al-Can in 1961. Mike sold computers for IBM, helped grow an auto parts chain in far flung locations of Alaska and encouraged his son to t...
Episode 135: Mike Freeman - Vintage Alaska Highway and Beyond - Falling Upstairs in the Far North
This is referred to as a corner piece of the puzzle. We talk with Mike Freeman. He drove a ‘41 Ford up the Al-Can in 1961. Mike sold computers for IBM, helped grow an auto parts chain in far flung locations of Alaska and encouraged his son to t...
Episode 134: Mike Freeman - Vintage Alaska Highway and Beyond - Toad River Blues
This is referred to as a corner piece of the puzzle. We talk with Mike Freeman. He drove a ‘41 Ford up the Al-Can in 1961. Mike sold computers for IBM, helped grow an auto parts chain in far flung locations of Alaska and encouraged his son to t...
Episode 133: Mike Freeman - Vintage Alaska Highway and Beyond - A Call for the Road North
This is referred to as a corner piece of the puzzle. We talk with Mike Freeman. He drove a ‘41 Ford up the Al-Can in 1961. Mike sold computers for IBM, helped grow an auto parts chain in far flung locations of Alaska and encouraged his son to t...