Fairy Circles

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Your Intergenerational Travel Stories

We asked you to send us your stories inspired by Brad Ryan’s quest to travel to all 63 U.S National Parks with his grandmother. And some of you had some really interesting things to say. Plus, we wanna hear your stories about the unusual, distinct or memorable tours you’ve taken ...  Show more

Studying the World’s Largest Parrot Colony with Juan Masello (Classic)

We head to the cliffs of Balneario El Condor in Argentina to visit a parrot city… and the parrot suburbs. And we meet the biologist who risks his life to study them. Learn more about the parrot colony and Juan Masello’s work. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adsw ...  Show more

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