Andrew Szabo's guest appearances

Andrew Szabo

My Camino - the podcast

Slow Baja

David Barrett

Javier Plascencia

Keith Smith

John Davis

Eve Ewing

Stephen Jones

Bill Bennett

Richard Thompson

Sarah Peters

Patrick Gray

Justin Skeesuck

Emil Kapaun

Cameron Steele

Michael Kennedy

Steve Watkins

OwlTail

Andrew Szabo created the zany Budapest-to-Bamako Rally and the 3000-mile-no-support-Baja XL Rally. In this podcast, Szabo gives us an update on the latest developments for the 2021 Baja XL Rally, starting on January 29, 2021, and ending on February 7, 2021. Here at Slow Baja, we were thrilled to drive in the 2019 Baja XL Rally, which featured 300 entrants in 140 vehicles hailing from more than 25 countries. Due to Covid and border control issues with the U.S., the 2021 Baja XL will start in Tecate. The rally will finish ten days and 3000 dirt-laden kilometers later, on a beach South of Tijuana. The event will travel down the Sea of Cortez side of the Baja peninsula and camp in Diablo Dry Lake. Night two will be another camp out in Bahia de Los Angeles. Night three will be a beach camp on Bahia Concepcion, and night four will land at a camp night in Las Cruces. After the rally rounds the tip of Baja, it proceeds up the Pacific coast, and night five will be in Todos Santos. The Las Cruces night may become optional, opening teams to have a rest day and party night in Cabo or spend two nights in Todos Santos. From Todos Santos, the rally proceeds to the surf town of San Juanico, also known as Scorpion Bay. The next stop is Guerrero Negro, and a half-day of rest is in the schedule for whale watching. Ted and I have a panga booked with Shari Bondy of Whale Magic Tours; there should be several seats available to join us for whale watching. Please email me to reserve your spot. A night in Catavinia will follow, and the last night will be another camp night somewhere south of Tijuana. Visit the Baja XL Rally Website Visit the Baja XL Rally on Instagram  Visit the Baja XL Rally on Facebook Budapest-Bamako channel on Youtube 

Andrew Szabo created the zany Budapest-to-Bamako Rally and the 3000-mile-no-support-Baja XL Rally. In this podcast, Szabo gives us an update on the latest developments for the 2021 Baja XL Rally, starting on January 29, 2021, and ending on February 7, 2021. Here at Slow Baja, we were thrilled to drive in the 2019 Baja XL Rally, which featured 300 entrants in 140 vehicles hailing from more than 25 countries. Due to Covid and border control issues with the U.S., the 2021 Baja XL will start in Tecate. The rally will finish ten days and 3000 dirt-laden kilometers later, on a beach South of Tijuana. The event will travel down the Sea of Cortez side of the Baja peninsula and camp in Diablo Dry Lake. Night two will be another camp out in Bahia de Los Angeles. Night three will be a beach camp on Bahia Concepcion, and night four will land at a camp night in Las Cruces. After the rally rounds the tip of Baja, it proceeds up the Pacific coast, and night five will be in Todos Santos. The Las Cruces night may become optional, opening teams to have a rest day and party night in Cabo or spend two nights in Todos Santos. From Todos Santos, the rally proceeds to the surf town of San Juanico, also known as Scorpion Bay. The next stop is Guerrero Negro, and a half-day of rest is in the schedule for whale watching. Ted and I have a panga booked with Shari Bondy of Whale Magic Tours; there should be several seats available to join us for whale watching. Please email me to reserve your spot. A night in Catavinia will follow, and the last night will be another camp night somewhere south of Tijuana. Visit the Baja XL Rally <a href="http://www.bamakoadventures.com/en/baja4000/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a> Visit the Baja XL Rally on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/bajaxlrally/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram </a> Visit the Baja XL Rally on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/229493754055446/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> Budapest-Bamako channel on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH4SSz2X-CM" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Youtube </a>

Travel Talk We Get An Update On The 2021 Baja XL Rally From Andrew Szabo

Andrew Szabo created the zany Budapest-to-Bamako Rally and the 3000-mile-no-support-Baja XL Rally. In this podcast, we discuss adventure travel, Africa, Baja, off-roading, and how not to get shot when you steal a farmer's tractor to pull your car out of a silt bed! The 2019 Baja XL Rally featured some 300 entrants in 140 vehicles hailing from 30 different countries. In 2017, Szabo created The Baja 4000 -for the four thousand kilometers, the event covered from LA to Cabo and back to LA. In 2019, the Slow Baja team competed in the Adventure 4x4 Catagory in the renamed Baja XL Rally. Visit The BajaXL website here Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Budapest-Bamako channel on Youtube

Andrew Szabo created the zany Budapest-to-Bamako Rally and the 3000-mile-no-support-Baja XL Rally. In this podcast, we discuss adventure travel, Africa, Baja, off-roading, and how not to get shot when you steal a farmer's tractor to pull your car out of a silt bed! The 2019 Baja XL Rally featured some 300 entrants in 140 vehicles hailing from 30 different countries. In 2017, Szabo created The Baja 4000 -for the four thousand kilometers, the event covered from LA to Cabo and back to LA. In 2019, the Slow Baja team competed in the Adventure 4x4 Catagory in the renamed Baja XL Rally. Visit The BajaXL website <a href="http://www.bamakoadventures.com/en/baja4000/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> Follow on <a href="www.instagram.com/bajaxlrally/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> Follow on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/229493754055446/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> Budapest-Bamako channel on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/budapestbamako" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Youtube</a>

The 3000-Mile-No-Support Baja XL Rally with Andrew Szabo

Andrew Szabo knew he had to make changes in his life. He did. To consolidate the changes he walked the Camino de Santiago. Once a 'posh' pilgrim, he returned this year to feel out the spirit of the Camino and is changed forever. It was a glorious Sydney morning when we sat down to talk all things Camino. Enjoy dm . Buy my new album here....    Dan Mullins DUENDE

Andrew Szabo knew he had to make changes in his life. He did. To consolidate the changes he walked the Camino de Santiago. Once a 'posh' pilgrim, he returned this year to feel out the spirit of the Camino and is changed forever. It was a glorious Sydney morning when we sat down to talk all things Camino. Enjoy dm . Buy my new album here.... <a href="https://smarturl.it/gpp7y5" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dan Mullins DUENDE</a>