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Gadling TV's Travel Talk 003: Black Boxes, Body Scanners, Vegas, Wedding Bells, & Sushi done right!

by Stephen Greenwood (RSS feed) on Mar 3rd 2010 at 7:00PM

Gadling TV's Travel Talk, episode 3 – Click above to watch video after the jump

We're back! And this time we've brought you a show straight from the Vegas strip.

In this week's episode - we discuss a new ban on Indian rail rooftop travel, monitoring pilot's conversations in the cockpit, where the first body scanners will appear in the United States, and a little history behind America's favorite playground.

Bruce has packing tips for one of the most remote destinations in the West; Aaron will show you the right way to prepare sushi, and only one of us ends up getting married in Vegas; stay tuned to find out who...

If you have any questions or comments about Travel Talk, you can email us at talk AT gadling DOT com.

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Links:
Vegas Adventure Weddings (Vegas Chapel)
Elvis In A Flash (Chapel Priest)

Chaiyya Chaiyya (Bollywood Train Music Video)
Dubai Aquarium Leak

Hosts: Stephen Greenwood, Aaron Murphy-Crews, Drew Mylrea
Special guest: Bruce!, Onja, & Elvis Presley.

Produced, Edited, and Directed by: Stephen Greenwood, Aaron Murphy-Crews, Drew Mylrea
Special thanks: Vegas Adventure Weddings, Brad Collin (as Elvis Presley), Virgin America & the Fly Girls.

Music by:
Electric Touch
"Sounds from the Underground"
courtesy of musicalley

Arlin Godwin
"Boy Seventeen"
courtesy of musicalley

Poll of the Week!

Should the FAA monitor pilot conversations in the cockpit?
	1 (1.5%)
Yes - there are too many lives in their hands!	24 (35.8%)
No - it's an invasion of privacy!	10 (14.9%)
Only after we can monitor our congressmen and senators.	25 (37.3%)
Wait, can't we already do that on in-flight entertainment?	7 (10.4%)

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