Jodi Ettenberg: The Road to Getting Better This week on The Trip podcast: Jodi Ettenberg, lawyer-turned-travel-writer and founder of Legal Nomads, on long-term travel, eating soup for a living, and the health problems that have kept her confined to bed for over two years.
Tiffany Deer: A Very Mohawk Thanksgiving This week on The Trip podcast, drinking strawberry medicine with Tiffany Deer, a cook who has made it her mission to revive traditional Mohawk cooking.
Johnny Zatylny: The King of Queen This week on The Trip podcast: Vodka soda with one of the world’s top Freddie Mercury cover singers.
19 Things to Know Before You Go to Transylvania A local’s guide to Romania’s largest region, from local beer and palinka to night-life, and the the correct way to enjoy meaty stews.
Nakuset: Surviving the 60s Scoop This week on The Trip podcast: Nakuset on her incredible life story, surviving the 60s Scoop and intergenerational trauma, and fighting for Indigenous peoples’ rights and dignity.
Patrick Lagacé: Bonjour Hi, Montreal This week on The Trip podcast: Radio host Patrick Lagacé brings the world to Quebec and Quebec to the world.
Ana Aragão: Porto, with a Bic Pen This week on The Trip podcast: Artist Ana Aragão on her detailed dreamscape drawings and her muse, the city of Porto.
Lebanon’s Rave Revolution Lebanon’s protests are the largest and most ambitious in 15 years. Anthony Elghossain reports on the why, the how, and what went down in Beirut.
“These Shells, They Travel.” Collecting seashells is as old as humanity. What we do with them can reveal who we are, where we’re from, and what we believe.
