Stacking Adventures: Every Traveler Has a Story

Joe Saul-Sehy, Crystal Hammond

joe@stackingbenjamins.com

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Booking Overview

Stacking Adventures helps travelers plan smarter by combining the hosts’ real-trip learnings with advice from people who live and work in the travel world. It’s a practical show for audiences who want insider guidance on destinations, accommodations, bookings, and itinerary decisions—before they spend money.

Metrics

Episodes: 155

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.6/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Neutral

Location: USA

Contact Information

joe@stackingbenjamins.com

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Host

Joe Saul-Sehy - Host of Stacking Adventures; travels with a practical, experience-first approach and shares planning insights drawn from real trips (including logistics, costs, and booking decisions).

Crystal Hammond - Host of Stacking Adventures; focuses on hands-on travel planning and preparedness, sharing takeaways from her own adventures and guiding listeners toward expert-informed decisions.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium
Typical Credentials:  
Practical travel expertise with credibility through lived experience (residents/locals) or professional planning roles (travel agents, tour operators, destination specialists, accommodation/booking experts).
Required Achievements:  
Verified local residency or deep destination expertise, Track record of planning/curating trips or advising travelers, Established professional practice (e.g., travel agency) or association with vetted tour programs, Demonstrated ability to translate planning logistics into actionable advice

Recent Guest Discussions

Donna Pelletier - Group Travel Planning, Evaluating Tour Operators, Tipping, And Specific Itinerary Guidance (collette Tours Examples).

Doug Norman - Hawaii Destination Planning, Island-by-island Differences, Avoiding Common Tourist Mistakes, And Local Recommendations.

Recent Topics

Travel, Tourism, Itineraries, Hospitality, Destination

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Stacking Adventures: Every Traveler Has a Story
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The NYC Five Borough Bike Ride: Honest Tips, Hidden Costs, and Why That Last Bridge Almost Broke Us

May 20, 2026

Thirty-two thousand people. Forty miles. Five boroughs. One bridge that will test everything you have left in your legs. Crystal and Joe did the NYC Five Borough Bike Ride together -- Joe with his family, Crystal flying solo from DC with her own bike strapped to the back of her car -- and came back with everything the official website doesn't tell you. From booking bikes six months out to finding a $419 hotel the week before, this episode covers the real planning, the real costs, and the mome...

Group Travel 101: The Good, the Bad, and Why It's Almost Always Worth It

May 05, 2026

Here are the full corrected show notes: Group Travel 101: The Good, the Bad, and Why It's Almost Always Worth It You don't know what you don't know -- and nowhere is that more true than when you're planning your first international trip. Group travel solves a problem most people don't realize they have: not just the logistics, but the insider knowledge, the local connections, and the moments that never make it onto any itinerary. Joe, Crystal, and travel agent extraordinaire Donna Pelletie...

A 37-Year Hawaii Resident Tells You Everything the Brochures Won't

April 20, 2026

Most people plan Hawaii all wrong. They try to hit three islands in ten days, get stuck behind slow drivers on the Road to Hana, and never make it past Waikiki. This week Joe and Crystal sit down with Doug Norman, who has lived on Oahu since the 1980s, for the kind of advice you only get from someone who actually lives there. In this episode: Why the Big Island should be your first stop, what makes each island completely different from the others, the Pearl Harbor attractions most visitors ...

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