Jorge Nieto: Cartels and Culture This week on The Trip podcast: Journalist Jorge Nieto on covering Tijuana's good and bad days, losing friends to violence, and what happens when you accidentally get the wrong beer for members of the Sinaloa cartel. Read More
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.
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.
Ansel Mullins: From Istanbul to Porto This week on The Trip Podcast: Ansel Mullins on the lost city of Istanbul, the glorious multitudes of Turkish meatballs, and the art of raising kids abroad.
Eduardo Leal: Coming Home to Porto This week on The Trip podcast: Photojournalist Eduardo Leal on his hometown of Porto, his international photography career, and Porto’s formidable giant sandwich, the franceshina.
The Real Netherlands: Q&A with Cleo Wächter In 1974, a Dutch photographer set out to capture what the Netherlands really looked like, beyond windmills and tulips. Forty-three years later, photographer Cleo Wächter retraces the project to see what’s changed.
Nud Dudhia: That London Taco Scene The co-founder of Breddos Tacos on growing up in Zambia, living the al pastor life in London, and competing in the taco wars.
Gin and other Sacred Things: Hilary Whitney On The Trip podcast, Sacred Spirits co-founder Hilary Whitney talks gin, literature, and London.
From Palestine to London: Sami Tamimi Palestinian chef Sami Tamimi on pioneering high-end Middle Eastern food in London with the Ottolenghi brand, navigating the tensions of the Middle East, and why hummus alone won’t solve our problems.
