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Duologue with Leslie Heaney

A duologue is a conversation between two people and Duologue with Leslie (formerly The Interview with Leslie Heaney) is just that - a great insightful conversation between dynamic host Leslie Heaney and one (sometimes more than one, oops) expert and thought leaders on every…

Podcast · By Leslie Heaney · English · Official site

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    How to Actually Use a Travel Advisor: Corey Cook’s Playbook (opens the original)

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    Corey Cook has been planning trips professionally for years, from teen adventures in Morocco to African safaris to the multi-family ski weeks that used to be reserved for the ultra wealthy. Leslie sits down with her old friend (nicknamed Quad since their boarding school days) to find out what a travel advisor actually does, and why so many people are finally using one. Corey walks through the questions she asks every client before planning a trip, her favorite family and teen destinations right

  2. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The Pirate Queen: Ariel Lawhon on 400 Years of Complex Women (opens the original)

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    Ariel Lawhon's new novel, The Pirate Queen, is out now, and it brings Grace O'Malley, a sixteenth century Irish noblewoman who became a legendary pirate, mother, and rebel, roaring back to life. It's the same instinct that shaped Ariel's earlier novels Codename Helene and I Was Anastasia: find the real woman that history left out, and let her tell the whole story. In this conversation, Ariel tells me how she stumbled onto Grace's story at four in the morning, why she structures her novels around

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Surviving 9/11: Tim Grant's Story From the 105th Floor (opens the original)

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    Surviving 9/11: my friend of over thirty years, Tim Grant, is speaking publicly for the first time about what happened to him that morning. Tim was on the 105th floor of the South Tower at the World Trade Center — one of only a handful of people who made it out from that floor and above. In this conversation, he walks me through that day minute by minute: the heat and fireball when the first plane hit the tower next door, his decision to leave his desk immediately rather than wait for instructio

  4. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Building a Fashion Empire and a Life in Jackson Hole with Lela Rose (opens the original)

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    Fashion designer Lela Rose has spent almost thirty years building her ready-to-wear and bridal label. But when she left New York for Jackson Hole, Wyoming, she opened something completely different — a tiny log cabin store called Lela Rose Ranch. In this episode of our summer travel series, Lela shares her story and her full guide to Jackson Hole, from the best hikes to a night out at the Cowboy Bar. (00:00:00) Intro (00:00:14) Lela's 29 years in fashion and how she got started (00:03:55) Neiman

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    The Ultimate Newport, Rhode Island Travel Guide with Nick Mele (opens the original)

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    Nick Mele has spent his whole life in Newport, Rhode Island — and turned his eye for that world into a career photographing it, in a style Town and Country refers to as "the Slim Aarons of our time." He's also the photographer behind the book A Newport Summer , his love letter to the place he grew up. On this episode, Nick shares where to stay, where to eat, and the local-only spots most visitors never find — everything you need for a perfect Newport summer weekend. (00:00:00) Introduction (00:3

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