Videos
Check out our girl Anjali in action. This world class athlete will be a force to reckon with in London. So proud!
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Our good friend Ron Peck discusses his “aha” moment that led him to create the Blind Judo Foundation.
A glimpse into this year’s largest music brunch.
One of our favorite events – the National Medal of Arts & National Humanities Medal award ceremony at the White House. Celebrities in attendance: Al Pacino, Sarah Jessica Parker and John Lithgow.
World Footprints met the First Lady and the Nickelodeon iCarly cast at a special screening of “iMeet the First Lady“. This special episode showcases Nickelodeon and the White House joining forces to support military families.
Christmas on the Potomac in Maryland is an extravaganza. The Gaylord Resort hosts this annual event and the property rings in the holiday season in a spectacular way. Sit back and enjoy.
World Footprints was invited to preview the White House Christmas decorations again this year. The theme is “Shine, Give, Share” – celebrating the countless ways we can share our blessings with others. In addition to taking you behind the scenes and in areas that are not open during public tours, we introduce some of the volunteers. Enjoy the tour.
First Lady Michelle Obama invited Gold and Blue Star Military families (and select media0 to preview the 2011 White House Christmas Decorations. This year’s theme is “Shine, Give, Share” – celebrating the countless ways we can lift others up through the joy of giving.
Ladies and Gentlemen! Start your engines! That was the command heard around a packed Inner Harbor during the inaugural Baltimore Grand Prix. Our coverage gives you a glimpse behind the scenes along Pit Row and the Paddock and you’ll experience the race close up as we stand trackside along the course.
On September 11, 2001, acts of terrorism claimed thousands of precious lives at the World Trade Center in New York, in a grassy field in Shanksville, PA and at the Pentagon.
Within the grounds of the Pentagon there are many wonderful reminders of our loved ones, friends and colleagues. World Footprints was honored to experience the tranquility that the Chapel and Memorial offers and to view the artistic examples of our Nation’s love as expressed in the handmade quilts.
Forever, we are united in memory.
Calgary Stampede…Truly “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth”
We welcomed a cool breeze as we stepped aboard the historic Skipjack Minnie V at Maryland’s National Harbor. Only one of 30 skipjacks in existence, this beautiful vessel treated us to a relaxing excursion along the Potomac River.
On our first day in the Amazon (south of Leticia, Colombia), we explored some of our majestic surroundings in small wooden canoes. We were told that there were many “eyes” watching us even if we couldn’t see them.
French Quarter Festival 2011 kicked-off at the famous House of Blues. Rockin Dopsie Jr. rocked the House and guests enjoyed an amazing New Orleans spread. After a night of partying we started our FQF culinary experience at the world famous Court of Two Sisters.
If you visit Isla de los Micos – Monkeys Island in the Amazon and you have a banana in hand, prepare to be mobbed by a band of squirrel monkeys who are seeking a midday snack. (Note: don’t wear diamonds or have anything shiny. They are known for snatching.)
We attended the Opening Reception of “Light Works” at the Embassy of Finland. A wonderful evening in honor of Finnish artist Stefan Lindfors but also bittersweet as we said good-bye to Ambassador Pikka Lintu and his wife Laurel.
The GI Film Festival is the first and only film festival in the nation dedicated to the American Armed Forces. This event marks the 2011 GIFF Kickoff at Policy Restaurant in Washington, DC. We will also introduce you to one of this year’s filmmakers, Christopher Loverro. His wonderful short film, Journey Home, was one of the 31 films selected to showcase during GIFF.
Norfolk, Virginia is a vibrant city with a rich cultural and historical heritage. From the outstanding culinary scene to the world-class museums and historical attractions, visitors can experience Norfolk’s treasures on foot or on a segway.
The 6th Annual Asian American Heritage Festival kicked-off in Silver Spring, MD. The Festival is a month-long celebration of Asian Heritage and Culture throughout the world. World Footprints is a proud media sponsor of this year’s Festival. For more information about the month’s activities visit: www.AsiaHeritageFoundation.org.
Follow the route that William and Kate’s wedding procession will take from Westminster Abbey. Courtesy of Capital Lifestyle
Peter Greenberg continues sharing some important travel tips. This clip showcases things we should know when traveling internationally. Make sure to listen to our interviews with Peter on the World Footprints radio show. Visit World Footprints to see more of our videos.
Tonya met with Peter Greenberg at the Adventure and Travel Expo in Washington, DC. Following his radio interview with her, Peter offered some common travel tips to the fellow travelers in the audience. Miss our interviews with Peter on World Footprints? No problem! Check our Radio Show page to listen to the archives.
World Footprints is a proud media partner of Pack for a Purpose–an organization that teaches travelers a simple and easy way to make meaningful and useful contributions to local community-based projects when traveling abroad.
Tonya appeared on W*USA 9 TV to share two culinary destinations in Washington DC: “A Taste of Iceland” at DC Coast Restaurant and “DeLightful” (lowcal French menu) at the Sofitel’s ICI Bistro. Join her as she continues to share the culinary treasures found around the world.
President Obama awarded 2010 National Medal of Arts and National Humanities Medal to 20 honorees in the East Room of the White House. World Footprints was invited to attend and share in the celebrations. We are sharing the entire ceremony with you.
Any time is a good time to visit New Orleans but the French Quarter Festival offers something extra special.
Human trafficking is the largest and fastest growing criminal industry in the world and is worth an estimated $32 billion annually. As responsible travelers there is a lot we can do to fight this dreadful human rights violation. World Footprints has recently partnered with the United Nations Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking (UN.GIFT) and we’re pleased to share this video that encourages us to “open our eyes” to the things that are occurring around us.
Enjoy a preview of the White House Holiday Tour. World Footprints offers a sneak peek from beginning to end. We’ll travel from the East Wing Entrance through the East Colonnade to many different rooms, including the Blue Room where the official White House Christmas Tree is housed. There’s a Military Appreciation Tree, an oversized Bo made out of 40,000 pipecleaners and the 350 lb white chocolate gingerbread house that took 4 weeks to make. Read more about this year’s White House Holiday on our blog.
We commence the holiday season at the White House with First Lady Michelle Obama. Mrs. Obama welcomes the military families who organize the Quantico and Anacostia branches of the Marine Corps Toys for Tots drive. She also describes this year’s holiday theme and what visitors can expect to see. World Footprints was among the invited members of the media to attend.
On November 26, 2010, First Lady Michelle Obama, along with daughters Sasha and Malia, received the official White House Christmas Tree from the Botek family of Crystal Springs Tree Farm in Pennsylvania. World Footprints was there to capture all of the excitement.
Yee Ha!! Cowboy and Cowgirl Up and channel your inner cowpoke to enjoy a day at Calgary Stampede–The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth!
The largest Caribbean Festival in the world and the largest cultural festival in North America, Caribana is a celebration of life, art and music.
Venus talked about how sports mirror life and life mirrors sport and how focus, drive and discipline are the ingredients for success.
A spectacular light show that tells the story of Canada’s evolution as a country is displayed on the Parliment walls in Ottawa. The show is extraordinary and an artistic expression of Canadian pride.
The changing of the guards at the Parliment in Ottawa is a daily event that takes place at 10:30am. This is a 30 minute production of tradition and honor.
One of our favorite spots that offers an extraordinary view can be found on the west coast of Ireland–the Cliffs of Moher.
New Orleans is a city that is rich in history and culture. We take you on a quick tour of the city beyond the French Quarter.
The world’s largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium, offers one of the most extraordinary scuba diving experiences. Join us on our adventure with the largest fish in the world, the whale shark, and his friends.
Our journeys often take us to The White House for special events. On August 9th we were invited to cover this event honoring the 2009 Super Bowl Champions, the New Orleans Saints. Who Dat!
Just a few extra clips from President Obama’s welcome to the New Orleans Saints. As an extra bonus we witnessed the departure of POTUS on Marine One from the South Lawn.
Each year World Footprints hosts a live broadcast during French Quarter Festival in New Orleans. This is one of our favorite events–music is everywhere, people are dancing and singing, and the food is plentiful.
We had such a wonderful time in Reno during this year’s Reno River Festival. This great town has so much to offer–a beautiful river front, a great minor baseball team, the National Automobile Museum, wonderful landscapes and…one of the BEST culinary scenes in the world.
Tonya (of World Footprints) enjoyed an afternoon dive at the Georgia Aquarium with Nandi the Manta Ray from South Africa and several whale sharks and other species. You can spot Tonya by her long brown pony tail and her “hang loose” hand signs. Scuba diving is like water ballet–very graceful. This video was filmed by the Georgia Aquarium dive team.
The American Safari yacht took the World Footprints crew up-close to the Alaskan wilderness. Of course, there was plenty of recreational time on board.
These brave ladies decided to tackle the wildest animal at National Harbor’s Cadillac Restaurant–the mechanical bull. This video offers a few crucial tips for rodeo goers and future riders!
Rajmohan Gandhi’s presentation at the Embassy of Switzerland continues. During Part 2, Rajmohan addresses some present challenges but maintains his belief that because we all share a common humanity, relationships will improve and the world will be a kinder place.
A true global citizen and great friend of World Footprints, Rajmohan Gandhi is the grandson of the late Mahatma Gandhi and continues to carry on his grandfather’s legacy.
Experience the natural beauty that Alaska’s Glacier National Bay offers.
World Footprints hosts, Ian and Tonya Fitzpatrick, share their wonderful honeymoon in South Africa. From Robben Island to Nelson Mandela Square they traveled along the historical road to freedom.
A wonderful way to see San Francisco is by air. Fly over the Golden Gate Bridge with us!
A weekend with acting legend Ernest Borgnine at the historic Great Circus in Milwaukee!
A relaxing day on Rehoboth Beach, DE. The dolphins came out to play.
Traveling around St. Louis…
The majestic beauty of the red rocks in Sedona, Arizona.
South Africa is a beautiful country filled with a rich history, natural treasures and social contradictions. We celebrated our honeymoon in this country and this is just a small taste of the country we now call our “second home”.
Experience the peace and tranquility of the red rocks of Sedona, Arizona.
Take a trip with us as we travel through the inner passage of Glacier National Park aboard the American Safari Yacht.
A day in the life of the Radio crew and friends during our live broadcast in New Orleans during French Quarter Festival 2009 in Jackson Square.
Along the Missouri Black History trail…from St. Louis to the Ozarks, Missouri’s black history is very rich.
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