Not long after my wife, Wendy, and I were married, we had an opportunity to move to Thailand and volunteer with a nonprofit. So we did. Would we advise other young couples to make a big move to an unfamiliar
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Around The World in 2019 With Ingo And Janine Before COVID-19
Episode 17— I ask my friend, Ingo Antons, about the state of Germany in quarantine, conspiracy theories, getting married during a pandemic, and his and Janine’s pet-sitting and WOOFing trip around the world last year. Top photo by
Traveling America By Van With A Bird, A Dog, And A Modified Dodge Ram
Episode 13—Cori and Jennie traveled the U.S. in a van, which they modified themselves into a tiny traveling home, with a small dog and a bird. They lived to tell the tale of their adventures, from Maine to
Miles And Miles Of Appalachian Trials
Episode 12 is adapted from a story I wrote in 2011 called Bad Luck And Good Times On The Appalachian Trail. It’s a short episode—in which I mispronounced the word vomited many times (some of which you can
World Tour Travel Entrepreneur, Jeremy Slough
Episode 10— In which I ask Jeremy Slough about running with the bulls in Pamplona, having malaria in an airport, and Pauly Shore, and in which he tells me about the California beach bum lifestyle, working with a non-profit in
Kim On The Trail, A Camino Tale
Episode 09— Nate asks his friend Kim Priore a bunch of questions about how she celebrated her 40th birthday by walking the Camino de Santiago de Compostela for ten days. Notes The Camino de Santiago on Wikipedia American Pilgrims On
A Good Story Leaves A Mark
A good story leaves a mark Life in a farming town knows its rhythms. Growing up surrounded by dairy farms and wheat fields, I came to recognize the signs of seasons changing, advancing like clockwork, sure as the sunrise, never