Barcelona is the Spanish city you probably hear the most about, but I’ll compare, contrast, and make the case here why you should go to Valencia instead. 2:14 Barcelona vs Valencia 5:12 The Women 6:40

After years in the "Pick-up Shangrila" of Medellín, Colombia, I made a big move to Berlin, Germany - a city supposedly at the forefront of the decline of Western society. According to the manosphere,

I did a fun interview with Justin Jones on the Radical Travel Podcast on travel hacking, beating hangovers, and memory systems. Everything mentioned here 📑 Access my complete library of travel hacks,

The traveler's trail is a boulevard of tragic stories of lost smartphones, pilfered ergonomic headphones, stolen laptops, absentee underwear, and, most seriously, misplaced passports. I was a digital nomad

Suntanned and fresh back in the states, Jonathan shares travel hacks and tips for getting the most out of a trip to Central America in this episode. Woody shares several travel resources that may just

The traveler's trail is a boulevard of tragic stories of lost iPhones, Android devices that (like in their clever commercials) grew legs and ran away, pilfered ergonomic headphones, stolen laptops, absentee

About Romania, it is a Latin country in Eastern Europe, but they don’t really have the Latin friendliness and zest for life. Neither do they seem to have the Eastern European work ethic or conservative

After years in the supposed pickup Shangrila of Medellín, Colombia, I made a big move to Berlin, Germany, a city supposedly at the forefront of the decline of western society. According to the manosphere,

Spain is a major contrast to Eastern Europe, the stereotype is true; Latinos are just more friendly. I think of a diminutive ancient Catalan woman that approached me in a grocery store in Barcelona, tapped

Some thoughts about religion, money, and government from my reading of Russian Anarchist thinker Mikhail Bakunin. Listen if you enjoy philosophy, political theory, theology, anarchism, and economics.

Some thoughts about my experiences living alone in nature. ▼Dandelion Lakewood Links▼ ▶YouTube Playlist: ▶Instagram: ​ ▶TikTok: ▶Facebook: ▶SoundCloud: ▶BandCamp: ▶Twitter: ▼Your donations help me to create

The houseboat culture of Kashmir has a mystical and legendary past, one that lured intrepid travelers, bohemians, celebrities and musicians in a time when adventure travel to the exotic and alluring cultures

Bajai Body Camp 12.11: Day 339 Templarios Hotel Friday May 11, 2018 La Alberca, Spain 18.56% final hours... Last day and already the tears are flowing. Standard breakfast and good lunch. Probably too much

I'll admit it... At this point I am tired of looking at it, but now is the time to hype it. I won't ruin it for you by revealing what this episode is about. You can look in the notes. Enjoy, Nox

Welcome back friends It's time for another Episode of Abstract Living in a Turbulent.... A travel vlog-azine of sorts. This episode finds us landing in Thailand and some predictive programing? from 1965!!!

Hello! Thanks for reading. At this time in life I find myself free from most of the entaglements I got myself into early on in adult life. My two children have grown into responsible adults. Long ago my

Sorry it's been so long since I updated. I was busy crossing the Atlantic Ocean. Forgive me dear readers for I have sinned; It's been 18 days since my last confession... But First! Saturday November 25,

Hello Steemians! I joined Steemit about two weeks ago, but have not yet introduced myself. The reason being that I don't know who the fuck I am. So I'll start with a much easier thing: I'll tell you what

I've been blogging since before blogging was a word. In 2000, or what I called Y2KC, I started a “column” called Irreverent Irrelevance – it was exactly what it sounds like. I sent it out to my email list,