By Cheryl B. Engelhardt As a music composer and New Age recording artist, I have discovered that the cross section of creating music and its intention is the core of my mission as a composer: to provide experience through my own experience of composing. Which is why I made an album on a cross-country […]
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Cultural Detours for Post-COVID Travels
Where to find the real Spaniards – and other cultural detours you can actually fit in as alternatives to Europe’s tourist-infested cities (someday we will travel again!) By SarahBelle Selig Busy planning your post-pandemic European trip? If you’re anything like me, you’re looking for a place with a lot less people than you’d find in […]
Startup Ideas to Consider for Aspiring Digital Nomads
If your dream is to travel freely, then starting a remote business is the way to go. As the owner of your business you will have more control over your time and won’t have to file for extended leaves which can limit your traveling experience. Plus, entrepreneur and digital nomad Tasha Prados’ story shows that, […]
HipCamp: Airbnb for Outdoor Lovers
By Maddie Cowell With summer approaching, everyone is going to start booking their weekend getaways and trying to find campsites or unique places to stay. This can become a hassle if you’re like us and hate staying in crowded campsites where you can’t surround yourself with nature or have peace and quiet in the mornings. […]
Stuck in? Try Outschool
By Adria Carey Perez *This article contains affiliate link(s). Any affiliate link means that I may earn advertising/referral fees if you make a purchase through my link, without any extra cost to you. It helps to keep this magazine afloat and allows us to compensate our writers. Thank you for your support.* Underwater archaeology, coding, […]
On Scotland and Change
By Allison Rapp I spent close to five months living in Glasgow, Scotland, and close to five months traveling throughout the UK. With nothing but a few university classes to tie me down, I was almost entirely free to move about the country on my own. At the tail end of summer I was still […]
Can Food Nourish Your Soul? (UK)
Once upon a time, a congregation’s nuns would bake the communion wafers. They would mix equal parts white flour and pure water until a crepe-like batter formed; then they added yeast and salt. They would ladle the mixture onto a glorified waffle maker, rigged with flat griddle plates occasionally adorned with biblical symbols. They stacked […]
Omurice: The Original Comfort Food (Japan)
By Tom Godfrey My wife and I sneak down a side street in Osaka. It is quiet here–a contrast from the main drag that huddles around Tonbori River. The road is full of cafes, the occasional cyclist, and a handful of traditional buildings with wooden accents that seem to belong to another time. One of […]
Zanzibar’s Spice Dreams
By Julie Kunen The scent of warm spices wafted from the pilau steaming in its clay pot over a charcoal brazier in this restaurant in Zanzibar. Cumin, a memory of Persia. Black pepper and cinnamon, brought in dhows on the trade winds across the Indian Ocean. Rice itself, from the Ganges River delta of South […]
Witchcraft in Busoga (Uganda)
By Jorim Alosa Editor’s Note: This story told by a Kenyan student attending school and learning about witchcraft in Uganda made me laugh and gave me insight about how complex belief can be. I hope you enjoy it. CMS IGANGA Of an old railway line and locomotive Corrugated iron sheet buildings now gutted and empty […]