John McCarthy talks to three travellers and asks why they are driven to explore the world.
John McCarthy and guests discuss the travel hotspots of Rwanda, Uganda and South Sudan.
John McCarthy discusses Lake Titicaca, Manchester in Bolivia, and the home of Kung Fu.
John McCarthy discusses wildlife travel with Mark Carwardine, James Perry and Andy Rouse.
Sandi Toksvig goes to Reykjavik to look at aspects of tourism in Iceland.
John McCarthy takes a look at family travel.
John McCarthy explores SW France via a medieval wine trail, the Black Prince, and Lourdes.
Sandi Toksvig discusses the 'Wild East' - Russia, Ukraine and Crimea.
Sandi Toksvig hears about medical work abroad and a trip to the Oscars.
Sandi Toksvig hears about a lost emperor of India and Britain's undesirable destinations.
John McCarthy discusses the diverse culture of Israel as a destination.
John McCarthy looks at a sculptor's travel, sacred Britain and the Malagarasi River.
John McCarthy chairs a discussion on Antarctica from the Queen's Gallery Buckingham Palace
John McCarthy's guests discuss the Wild West, Calgary's Stampede and driving to Mongolia.
John McCarthy looks at travelling in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
John McCarthy's guests discuss art and travel in Sicily, through land art and in swimming.
John McCarthy's guests recall Burma in 1942, butterflies in Ecuador and 1950s travel.
John McCarthy looks at the traditional attractions of England and how they are changing.
Peter Curran questions Sandi Toksvig, John McCarthy, Caroline Quentin and Arthur Smith.
John McCarthy discusses travel biography at this year's Cheltenham Literature Festival.
John McCarthy looks at plant hunting in western China and animal welfare issues abroad.
John McCarthy takes a look at historic walks and compares fast and slow trains.
John McCarthy looks at Gambia, Nepal, and white water rafting in the Himalayas.
John McCarthy explores storytelling in Japan and Morocco and coastal weather stations.
John McCarthy looks at Jewish Eastern Europe, a WW2 escape from Hong Kong and the A272.
John McCarthy focuses on Panama and a political tour of North Korea.
John McCarthy looks at transoceanic rowing and the tango in Buenos Aires.
John McCarthy hears about Congo in the 60s and 70s and the isles of Rodrigues.
John McCarthy looks at natural navigation, travel guiding and post colonial India.
John McCarthy discusses travel biography at the Cheltenham Literature Festival.
John McCarthy gets a flavour of rural Italy and its food.
John McCarthy looks at Burma, Egypt and the world's longest climb.
John McCarthy hears about journeys to the North Pole, Malta and Britain's tidal islands.
John McCarthy introduces the Tour d'Afrique by cycle, Maine and Duncan Fallowell's travels
Sandi Toksvig takes a bus trip from Brighton to Eastbourne.
Sandi Toksvig continues her exploration the ancient and modern city of Istanbul.
Sandi Toksvig begins to explore the ancient and modern city of Istanbul.
Sonia Deol hears about a historical voyage round Africa and looks at the British seaside.
Sonia Deol looks at Kashmir and meets a couple who collect countries.
Sandi Toksvig explores Britain's holy places and goes on the trail of Arctic explorers.
Sandi Toksvig goes on the trail of Hawaiian cowboys with country singer Hank Wangford.
Sandi Toksvig explores Cape Town in the company of two very different experts.
Sandi Toksvig looks at piracy in Somalia, the volcano in Montserrat and learning languages
Sandi Toksvig looks at rites of passage and death rituals in Mexico and around the world.
Sandi Toksvig looks at the simplicity and versatility of the bicycle as a travel machine.
Sandi Toksvig explores Catalonia and the Cornish coast.
John McCarthy hears about the Greek Islands and kayaking round Ireland.
John McCarthy talks to three travellers reporting from dangerous destinations.
John McCarthy looks at William Morris in Iceland, Australia and Britain's art galleries.
John McCarthy looks at Nagaland in north east India, Kosovo and skiing in Iran.
John McCarthy looks at West Africa, Algeria and getting out of tricky places.
John McCarthy hears about Albania, Africa and the Amazon.
John McCarthy visits Northern Ireland and hears about different approaches to tourism.
John McCarthy goes looking for moonlight and hears about travelling the world with a harp.
John McCarthy explores The Philippines, walking in Ireland and the power of a pilgrimage.
Sandi Toksvig finds out about Nigeria, Montreal and Newfoundland.
Sandi Toksvig explores Morecambe Bay, India and around Sheffield.
Sandi Toksvig finds out about Georgia, Australia and the St Pancras Hotel.
Sandi Toksvig finds out about modern day Harlem in New York and travelling in Turkey.
Sandi Toksvig explores the Antarctic and the Rift Valley.
John McCarthy explores Syrian monuments and public baths and travels through the Pennines.
John McCarthy explores British woodland and meets a fan of travel in cold landscapes.
John McCarthy talks to travel writer Colin Thubron about hiking up a sacred mountain.
John McCarthy explores Romania and rowing across the Indian Ocean.
John McCarthy explores the Vladimirka Highway in Russia.
John McCarthy explores the coast of Suriname, French Guiana and Guyana in South America.
John McCarthy explores The Great Northern Coalfield in North East England.
John McCarthy explores the Lebanon and Paris.
John McCarthy explores walking in Europe, Tasmania, Madeira and the Gambia.
Peter Curran presents a Excess Baggage special quiz with John McCarthy and Sandi Toksvig.
Anita Anand looks at the work of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
Anita Anand explores pilgrim routes around the world from Canterbury to Kerala.
John McCarthy looks at tribes and the Hebrides and meets a first time visitor to Britain.
John McCarthy talks to Bianca Jagger about her travels and to Matthew Rhys about Patagonia
John McCarthy looks at travelling in Yemen and attitudes to the sun round the world.
John McCarthy talks to medics who work abroad and looks at bridges with Dan Cruickshank.
John McCarthy focuses on the rich history of Syria and the serenity of Sark.
John McCarthy looks at British villages, Ordnance Survey maps and Finland.
John McCarthy hears about the India of Kipling's Kim and discusses travel tweets and apps.
John McCarthy looks at Tasmania and the attractions of the British countryside.
John McCarthy investigates Alaska, Zambia and London to Paris by bike.
John McCarthy looks at the appeal of wildlife travel especially in a balloon.
Sandi Toksvig finds out about travelling to trace family history, and life in Paraguay.
Sandi Toksvig goes on retreat and explores the places painted by Sir Winston Churchill.
Sandi Toksvig explores Florida and some off beat destinations with comedian Dom Joly.