Season 1 Episodes

The Unscaled team is back with an episode that compares the area of Los Cabos (Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo) to the Yucatán Peninsula (Cancun and Playa del Carmen). These are heavy tourist areas that have a lot of similarities but also have a number of differences. This episode is dedicated to helping you make the best decision for your next trip to Mexico.


Well it is hot Las Vegas in mid-July and you just hit town and your throat is dry so you’re thinkin’ about stopping and havin’ yourself a brew…

But where should you go? The Full Metal Crew is here to help you out! We’ve got an entire episode dedicated to our favorite sports bars, cocktail lounges, and speakeasies in Las Vegas. Some of these you’ll find on the Strip, and some are local hotspots. Get ready to write down our recommendations!


Buying gifts for travelers can be frustrating… but the Full Metal crew is here to help you out! We’ve got suggestions for the traveler in your life, or perhaps you’re looking for something for yourself because you’ve been a good elf this year. Belts, backpacks, bags, and more!


The Full Metal Traveler recently traveled to Melbourne to experience their vast food and wine scene and didn’t leave Australia disappointed. What restaurants, bars and fun does he suggest for first-time visitors and repeat Australia travelers? Get your notepads ready! This episode is full of suggestions!

Special guest: Nic Sandery, founder of Molly Rose Brewing Company


Visitors to Las Vegas often don’t realize how much fun and adventure await them away from the world famous Strip. Las Vegas is a central location for visiting the American Southwest and with a tank of gas and a few hours to spare, you and your crew can see beautiful National Parks and small town Americana.


When in Rome, you’re going to want to make the most of your visit and that starts with saving time, planning excursions well in advance, and knowing where to eat. In this episode, the FMT crew breaks down their tips and hacks for visiting one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.


Golfers from around the world flock to Pebble Beach Golf Links in order to play at least one round of golf on the legendary golf course, but the Monterey Peninsula has so much more to offer. The FMT crew takes a look at some of their favorite spots in this gorgeous area of California.


Over 50 million people visit Las Vegas each year, many of them for the holiday season. The Full Metal Crew gives you the VERY BEST places to see the twinkling lights and to meet (the real) Santa in Las Vegas!


We rented a car and headed out of Rome for a few day trips to the South of the ancient city. Tivoli, Castel Gandalfo, Albano, the Amalfi Coast, and Pompei.


We all know the nursery rhyme, but do you know the unsolved true crime that rocked Fall River, Massachusetts, in 1892?

Guest: Ryk McIntyre, Lizzie Borden House tour guide


The crew visits Salem, Massachusetts to get to the true story behind the Salem trials of 1692 and discovers a beautiful, vibrant small town.

Guest: Jonah Hoffman, Salem Witch Museum


As dark tourism continues to grow in popularity, destinations across the globe stand out for different reasons. In the case of the Welty House in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, it’s because of the deep history of conflict and souls that have passed through its walls.

Guest: Chayna Sellers, Welty House / Brickhouse Inn


Amy and Jeremy kick off the haunted holiday season with a spirited talk with The Dead Files host Cindy Kaza, plus they give their thoughts on local haunt the RMS Queen Mary.

Guest: Cindy Kaza, Host of Travel Channel’s “The Dead Files”


Jeremy and Amy are back, focusing this episode on fabulous New York. What’s the appeal of the Big Apple? It’s usually one of the first places people across the globe dream about traveling to, but what’s the draw of the city?

Guest: Viveca Chow, Lifestyle Influencer & Broadway Actor


Camping sure has changed from what we remember while being kids. Technology has become more portable, glamping has become part of the everyday camping world, and what the heck is up with these camper vans that cost more than some homes?

Guest: David Sodemann, Founder of Boho Camper Vans


On average over 100,000 marriages happen in Las Vegas each year, far outpacing popular destination sites such as Hawaii and other coastal outliers. What is the appeal of the “Vegas wedding” and why do so many flock here each year to tie the knot?

Guests: Maxine Fensom (Las Vegas Cannabis Weddings), Elmer Tuscios (Little Vegas Chapel)


Amy and Jeremy are here to help first time international travelers. Whether you’ve got a trip planned out or you’re thinking about heading out of the country, your first trip abroad can be a nerve-wracking experience. 


Amy and Jeremy wonder out loud about the bygone era of Summer as they knew it: family road trips, summer camp, and don’t forget the slip and slide! Have things changed for the worse with technology?


In this episode, Jeremy and Amy debate several unpopular travel topics, including how you should tip while on your travels and whether or not people should adhere to local clothing / religious restrictions. They also give their thoughts on the situation that is arising in areas due to over-tourism.


On this episode of the Unscaled Travel Show, Jeremy and Amy chat about zoos, aquariums, and wildlife parks. Our fascination with these places often starts at an early age and continues throughout adulthood, but what draws us to them? Also, they discuss some of their favorite and funny stories from their wildlife travels from around the world.


On this episode of the Unscaled Travel Show, Jeremy and “Spicy” Amy discuss the differences between a hotel and a resort and give listeners a few interesting facts and history about resorts. Plus, they lay out a list of their favorite resorts that you can apply to your own future travel list.

Guest: Randy Diamond, GM of Twin Fin Waikiki Resort


We’re talking all things Japan in this episode of Unscaled. We take time to answer a few common questions that people search for before heading over to Japan such as “Will my phone work?”, “Do they have Uber?”, and “Is there McDonald’s in Japan?”

Guest: La Carmina, influencer and travel writer


Portugal has come to the forefront of travel with its gorgeous yearround weather, cheap prices, and beautiful… well… everything!

Guest: Clint Henderson, managing editor of The Points Guy


Summer is in high gear, and that means travelers by the millions are hitting our national parks for a close-up look at what makes our country beautiful.

Guest: Ryan Hauck, executive director of Cody Yellowstone


Jeremy Long, “The Full Metal Traveler”, and author Amy Long dissect and debate the myth that Las Vegas isn’t family friendly. They give their list of the best family shows in Las Vegas, plus the best family experiences both on and off the Strip. Also, a hearty round of the always funny “Say What!?”


“The Full Metal Traveler” is joined by author Amy Long as they discuss the insane wait time for passports. Plus, on July 4 the Las Vegas Sphere sprang to life with photorealistic creations. Also, we’ve got tips to help you beat jet lag. Also, Say What!?


“The Full Metal Traveler” Jeremy Long is joined by co-host Michael Price as they discuss last minute July 4 destinations you and your family could visit. They also break down the Top 10 States for Competitive Eating. Then, they talk about the insane price tag associated with a proposed brand new airport for Las Vegas.


In a first for our team, we hit the SpeedVegas Motorsports Park to chat with driver Mike Bolanos (Bomac) and get his take on why people love to race exotic cars, his favorite ride, and how you can join him on the track this Summer.

Guest: Mike Bolanos, driver at SpeedVegas


On this episode of Unscaled, Jeremy Long and co-host Michael Price chat around the travel theme of “money.” Some of today’s money is being used to return a “private” beach in California back to the public. Another money talk paves the way for a company to rank the best states for hiking.


Traveling in luxury means different things to different people, but it’s hard to disagree with the exotic details that come with boujee travel. In this episode the guys take a look at their favorite upscale restaurants in Las Vegas.

Guest: Jean-Pierre Wolff, founder of Wolff Vineyards


Summer has started across the United States, and what better way to celebrate the season than to get outdoors with your loved ones? Plus, the guys discuss the best outdoor places away from the Las Vegas Strip. A lot of travelers don’t realize that Vegas has more than casinos and glittering lights. We’ll shed some light on it.

Guest: Ali Rasmussen, Spacious Skies Campgrounds


Vegas is heating up so it’s time to debate the best pools in the city. Who has the best pool scene and what do they offer? Days Inn is introducing a “compliments” mirror; you’ll soon be able to get a Michelin-starred meal in space; plus what ingredients make for the “perfect” vacation? Science may have the answer.

Guest: Chris Walsh, EIC of Fifty Grande Magazine


Thrill seekers and family adventurers alike can find fun and excitement in the United States’ newest national park located in West Virginia: New River Gorge National Park.

Guest: Chris Hayes, thrill master at Adventures On The Gorge


It’s no secret that the Colorado River has been rapidly shrinking for the past few decades. Extreme drought in the Western United States, plus overuse from the states that depend on it has pushed the river to the brink of a major climate crisis. This past winter, though, saw a much-needed (albeit brief) reversal of fortunes as an above-average snowpack will help dependent waterways such as Dolores River and Lake Mead grow.

Guest: Andy Neinas, founder of Echo Canyon River Expeditions


Columbia, South Carolina, is rich in history and culture and boasts an energetic and emerging culinary scene. It’s also a playground for travelers who worship the sun and love to play outdoors. In this episode of Unscaled, we make the case for Congaree National Park, one of the least visited national parks in the United States, and why it deserves a second look from adventure seekers.

Guest: Andy Byler, senior guide for Palmetto Outdoors


The crew talks about the San Antonio food scene, its history as the birthplace of Tex-Mex, and how the city landed as one of only two cities in the United States with a UNESCO City of Gastronomy designation (Tucson, Arizona being the other).

Guest: Julia Rosenfeld, owner of Food Chick Tours


In this episode, Robert shares the best-haunted locations in San Antonio, a bit of the haunted history of The Menger Hotel, and what makes San Antonio a great haunted city. He’ll also share the story of what led him to his fascination with the afterlife and how it impacted his decision to start his ghost tour business and what he believes separates entertaining ghost tours from boring knock offs.

Guest: Robert James Anthony, owner and operator of RJA Ghost Tours