Harbor Cruise, Seat Controversy, and Charlie Kirk
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In this lively episode of Travel Tuesday, Kevin McCullough and Linda Perillo broadcast from a yacht cruising around New York City, blending scenic vibes with spirited conversation. They kick off with playful banter about Aperol Spritzes and the magic of being in two places at once—on air and on the water. The cruise sets the tone for a night of reflection, celebration, and some serious talk.
The mood shifts as they address the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative commentator. Linda passionately defends the sanctity of life and the importance of civil discourse, emphasizing that political differences should never lead to violence. Kevin echoes her sentiments, highlighting Kirk’s commitment to respectful debate and the dangers of ideological extremism.
Back to travel, the duo praises the annual yacht cruise tradition, describing the emotional impact of passing landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Twin Towers. Linda shares her immigrant roots and the deep symbolism these sights hold for her. They also rave about the yacht as a venue for events, from weddings to intimate gatherings, with Captain Fred getting a special shoutout.
The episode takes a turn into travel news, spotlighting Europe’s new biometric entry requirements and the UK’s visa rules. Kevin introduces Medjet, a new sponsor offering emergency medical evacuation services, and shares compelling stories of travelers rescued from remote locations. Linda is all in, calling for Medjet to join the show next week.
Finally, the hosts dive into Southwest Airlines’ controversial new policy requiring plus-sized passengers to purchase an extra seat. They debate the logistics, fairness, and potential backlash, all while keeping the tone cheeky and real. The episode wraps with Linda’s “Perillo’s Pointers,” revealing Iceland as the most peaceful country in the world and teasing next week’s blissed-out travel destinations.
