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A travel podcast with flavor. Hosts Stephanie and Ryan explore the world one slice, one city, and one unexpected story at a time.
Ryan Joy and Stephanie Pakosta hosts One Slice at a Time, a society show with 52 episodes published.
Modern air travel is not always smooth, and even the best-planned trip can run into delays, cancellations, missed connections, overbooked flights, weather problems, crew issues, airport shutdowns, or lost documents. In t
Ryan just returned from Sandals Ochi in Jamaica, and we are giving you the real review. In this episode, we talk about the airport transfer from Montego Bay, Club MoBay, private transfers, the Seaside and Hillside areas,
In this episode of One Slice at a Time, we're moving beyond booking airfare and focusing on what happens next: surviving the airport. From family travel and seat selection to TSA rules, airport apps, Real ID requirements
In this episode of One Slice at a Time , Stephanie and Ryan are talking about one of Stephanie’s most exciting upcoming hosted trips: Ireland in 2027 . This hosted group trip is designed for travelers who want to experie
In this episode of One Slice at a Time , Stephanie and Ryan start a three-part air travel series with a practical look at modern airfare. Most travelers think they are simply buying a seat from point A to point B. But ai
Ryan is back from Tahiti, and this episode may have Stephanie ready to pack a bag. This week on One Slice at a Time , Stephanie and Ryan talk through Ryan’s seven-night Windstar Cruises Dreams of Tahiti sailing aboard th
What is it really like to sail with Scenic River Cruises? In this episode of One Slice at a Time , Ryan shares his full experience aboard the Scenic Opal during a luxury Dutch Waterways river cruise through the Netherlan
This week on One Slice at a Time , Stephanie and Ryan continue their month-long river cruise series with a full review of Emerald Cruises after Ryan stayed onboard during the ASTA River Cruise Expo in Amsterdam. We talk
Have you been curious about river cruising but not sure if it’s really worth the cost… or if it’s just for retired travelers? In this kickoff episode of our month-long river cruise series, Ryan shares what he learned aft
This week on One Slice at a Time, Stephanie and Ryan head to Greece — one of the few destinations that truly offers something for every type of traveler. We’re talking ancient ruins in Athens, blue-domed sunsets in Santo
Would you ride a roller coaster… on a cruise ship? In this episode, we break down a Caribbean group cruise sailing on Norwegian Aqua , one of the newest ships in Norwegian’s fleet—and why this type of trip might be one o
In this episode of One Slice at a Time , Stephanie and Ryan break down Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort and talk through what makes this resort such an interesting option for Walt Disney World travelers. They compare Gra
Most people think the Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy are basically the same. They’re not. And if you pick based on outdated advice (like “short cruise vs long cruise”), you could end up on the wrong ship for your trip.
What if alumni engagement didn’t revolve around another banquet… but a shared experience at sea? In this episode, we’re talking about alumni cruises—and why they might be one of the smartest, most underused strategies in
Loews Royal Pacific is one of Universal Orlando’s Premier hotels—but is it actually worth the price? In this episode, we break down what you’re really paying for… and it’s not the room. We cover: Why Express Unlimited is
Cruise lines love to promote their private islands as the ultimate beach day — but are they really all the same? In this episode of One Slice at a Time , Stephanie and Ryan break down the most popular cruise line private
Disney’s Contemporary Resort is one of the most iconic hotels at Walt Disney World. The monorail runs through the building, it’s within walking distance of Magic Kingdom, and it’s one of the original resorts that opened
This week, we’re talking about one of the most exciting new ships in cruising— Windstar’s Star Seeker . Fresh out of the shipyard and already turning heads, this small luxury yacht is built for travelers who want fewer c
We spent a full day at Universal’s Epic Universe during a holiday weekend—and this episode is the real breakdown. No fluff. No highlight-only version. We cover: Park layout and why it changes everything Ministry of Magic
This week we break down a real hosted group sailing aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Prima — what worked, what surprised us, and where this ship really fits for travelers. This is not a brochure talk. This is a real cruise
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