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What the world’s last subsistence hunters can teach us about humanity
“The Lamalerans hunt in a way that is almost exactly the same as the way people hunted during Moby Dick’s time. Going on one...
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Revisiting The Great Gatsby, high-school-style, in quarantine
“One reason why Gatsby is called a ‘Great American Novel’ is that it illuminates a conversation we haven’t stopped having in this country. We...
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Why travelers visit museums (in places like Iceland), and what they find there
“You can’t ever really know what a museum will offer you until you get there.” – Kendra Green In this episode of Deviate, Rolf...
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Life changing travel experiences: Jumping freight trains in the Pacific NW
“He gave us five rules for jumping freight trains, and we broke every one of those rules once the adventure began.” –Brian H In...
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Kate Harris on the way travel can lead us into deeper questions about the universe
“Travel is often one part geography and nine parts imagination.” –Kate Harris In this episode of Deviate Rolf and Kate discuss Kate’s early fixation...
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Andrew McCarthy on the Proust Questionnaire (and Brat Pack legacy)
“I had a great day in Cambodia, and I was like, ‘Oh my god I’m so happy right now.’ I had no idea what...