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Most people wait around in the airport during a layover. Randy gets out and Rambles. Today’s episode takes you through the city on a wild 14-hour layover in Casablanca, Morocco. You’ll travel alongside Randy for harrowing taxi rides, overly aggressive Berber rug salesmen, and the most awkward massage of his life; and almost not make it back to your flight!
An ongoing civil war, a devastating famine, and absolutely no photos allowed… what could go wrong? Join Randy as he descends into adventure on a trip inside the world’s youngest nation.
Most people wait around in the airport during a layover. Randy gets out and Rambles. Today’s episode takes you through the city on a wild 14-hour layover in Casablanca, Morocco. You’ll travel alongside Randy for harrowing taxi rides, overly aggressive Berber rug salesmen, and the most awkward massage of his life; and almost not make it back to your flight!
Randy expected the tiny African nation of Burundi to be filled with palm trees, quaint villages and traditional handicrafts, but what he encountered was one of the tensest situations of his life. Find out how poor planning on Randy’s part led to his most frightening journey to date, where Burundi’s federal police drew a blurred line of being his best friend and worst enemy.
Best travel destination for New Year’s Eve: New York? Vegas? Paris?!? Randy chose Libya. Despite all the signs saying “no,” Randy said yes. Join him as he slips into a country with no official government, still in disarray from the fall of Gaddafi.
