Peter returned to his alma mater at the University of Wisconsin-Madison this weekend, broadcasting his radio show live from Camp Randall Stadium. Madison is consistently ranked as one of the most livable places in America, so we talked to the locals to learn about some of their favorite spots in the city.

This Halloween weekend, Peter is broadcasting his radio show from the heart of wine country in Sonoma County, California.The county encompasses valley vineyards, more than 250 wineries, coastal villages, and upscale foodie towns, so we talked to the locals to figure out some of the hottest spots in Sonoma.

This weekend, Peter is broadcasting from The Venetian Resort, Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Of course, Vegas is a food-lover’s delight, teeming with restaurants both on and off the Strip, from Michelin-starred fine dining to hole-in-the-wall finds.To learn more, we checked in some locals who are renowned for having some of the best palates in the West.For example, ever wondered where Robin Leach likes to eat when he’s not hobnobbing with the rich and famous in Vegas? Read on ….

Miami is known for beautiful beach bodies, celebrities and yachts, but this glitzy Floridian city is also a foodie destination.  

With new restaurants popping up daily to serve inventive cuisine and long-standing favorites, this coastal city has something for everyone.  

Courtney Crowder uncovers a food lover’s picks for a long weekend—just be prepared to hit the gym in between gorging fests to whoop your body back into beach shape.

On September 19, 2009, Peter was broadcasting his radio show live from onboard a TGV train (that’s Train à Grande Vitesse, or high-speed train) in Paris, France. Guests in the second hour include:

Alexander Lobrano, Paris-based European Correspondent for Gourmet Magazine, reveals some of the best restaurants and foodie finds in Paris.

Costas Christ, global travel editor of National Geographic Aventure, talks about recent sustainability efforts in India.

Meg Zimbeck, editor for Budget Travel tells us how to save big on Paris hotel rooms.

Peter also talks travel with Los Angeles Times contributing editor Terry Gardner.

 

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While visitors often head immediately to Edinburgh, Scotland’s second city, Glasgow is where travelers can immerse themselves in the authentic Scottish experience.

The largest city in Scotland and the third largest in the UK (greater Glasgow makes up 41 percent of Scotland’s population), this bustling port city has evolved into a metropolitan center that maintains its Old World charm.

The city boasts plenty of distinctive personality: local citizens bear the nickname “Weegies” with pride and even speak their own dialect, “Glaswegian,” characterized by fast speech and local slang.

Sydney, Australia is a city that’s attractive to visitors on many levels.

Some come to relax on the beaches and gawk at the beautiful people. Others come for authentic Aussie adventures such as koala-spotting, hiking in the Outback, or camping. Still others come to drink in the culture, nightlife and dining of this urban mecca.

With all that it has to offer, it’s no wonder that Sydney can get a little crowded.

Living with a food allergy, eating intolerance, or otherwise special dietary need is difficult enough; traveling outside of your comfort zone where communication is a problem can be downright dangerous.

But with the right planning, anticipation of any possible food-related difficulties, and the appropriate resources, even those with the most serious conditions have options on the road.