A Long Walk Home

In the 1700s, a farmer plowing his fields near the English town of Silchester uncovered a very large gold ring dating back to Roman times, inscribed with the name “Senecianus.” Seventy miles away, in the remains of an old Roman temple complex, a curse tablet was discovered target ...  Show more

For decades, the sailing stones of Death Valley were a mystery. They'd show up in lists of the world's unexplained phenomena, alongside the Bermuda Triangle and ball lightning. But then, two cousins came along and decided to ruin everything by solving this mystery once and for al ...  Show more

Neil King Jr talks about his 330 mile walk from his home in Washington DC to NYC Central Park. American Ramble is a walk across contemporary America through some of our oldest common ground. Buy the book from RJ Julia: American Ramble - Neil King Jr Sign up for our podcast newsle ...  Show more

Hello hotties and welcome back to a regularly scheduled episode of the pod! Im finally home from my long vacation away to the Montana Mountains and I have a lotttt to talk about! I update you on how my travels were, where I went, connecting to nature and connecting to myself, ...

Malik is back from his world travels with stories to share! Also, he interviews Alison Desur about her book Running While Black: Finding Freedom in a Sport That Wasn't Built for Us And April Showers comes by Malik Books to talk about Afro Unicorn! See omnystudio.com/listener for ...  Show more

Last week we heard from Michael, a single dad of twins in Massachusetts. This week he’s leaving all the hidden fees and mishaps of the cruise and returning home—where it’s much harder to ignore the weight of his current financial situation. If you want to be on What We Spend, we' ...  Show more