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Ep. 8: Vagabonding: Rolf Potts on the Geto Boys, ‘Letting the Battery Die,’ and Twenty Years of World Travel

By Zachary Stockill

My guest today has traveled longer, and further, than just about anyone else I know. Over the past twenty+ years, Rolf Potts has covered the better part of the planet in his travels. He is perhaps best known as the author of Vagabonding, a book that remains just as widely read and influential among long-term […]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Geto Boys, Long-term travel, Rolf Potts, Travel, Vagabonding

Ep. 6: Beyond War and Terror: John Baily on the Music of Afghanistan, and 50 Years of World Travel

By Zachary Stockill

When you hear the word ‘Afghanistan,’ you probably don’t think of a vibrant and important music tradition. But if world travel has taught me anything, it is to look beyond our TV-news-enforced myopic view of the world, get beyond the headlines, and find out what’s underneath. Unsurprisingly, what we often find on the ground in […]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Afghanistan, John Baily, Music of Afghanistan, Travel

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