Adventures in Groundhopping with The Journeymen’s Joey Corlett
Release Date: 12/23/2024
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Joey Corlett from The Journeymen podcast joins us as we dive into the fascinating world of groundhopping. We discuss what it means to travel around Germany and the European continent in search of unique football (soccer) experiences, uncovering the rich traditions, culture, and fan stories that make every stadium visit unforgettable.
Joey shares his most memorable groundhopping adventures, from immersing himself in the local leagues to grabbing a seat for iconic matches at legendary grounds. Whether you're a die-hard sports fan or simply interested in the intersection of travel and sport, this episode offers a unique perspective on how groundhopping connects communities and celebrates the beautiful game.
Show notes
Grab a copy of Joe's new e-book, "Germany: Off The
Beaten Path."
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