From the Apocalypse to Judgment Day [BOLIVIA]
Confronting others’ religious beliefs
So a Newfie goes to [New Zealand]…
On the ‘N-word’ a long way from the Rock
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Fitting in (or, the art of learning a new language) [PERU]
Katherine shares some observations on her language-learning experiences in Peru
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Don’t panic!
Zen and the Art of Hitchhiking: a true story about seeing the good in everyone and knowing the Universe has got your back.
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Wandering the Great Big World
From roaming the streets of St. John’s as a teenager, to touring the world in Newfoundland’s most travelled band: Bob Hallett shares his thoughts on seeing the world and never becoming a lost wanderer.
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Night of the Knives [NICARAGUA]
Patrick reflects on an unpleasant experience in Nicaragua, and how facing our fears can help us to grow as individuals.
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Lima in five observations [PERU]
Katherine shares five important observations that newcomers to Peru should be aware of.
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Beyond Istanbul
Turkey’s protest movement is sweeping other cities and towns across the country. The international media’s just not there to capture most of it.
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Inside Gezi Park
The occupation of Istanbul’s last remaining green space is giving way to new forms of community and democracy.
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Dissimilar Assimilation [Dubai]
It’s one thing to be a resident of Dubai, but another, impossible thing to fully assimilate.
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Marching to Taksim Square
Turkey’s labour unions mobilize to join the protests for democracy and human rights.
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“To resist for the sake of a single tree”
From the centre of Istanbul’s protests this week, Hans Rollmann reports on the rising of a powerful social movement and the violent state terror it has encountered.
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Ozan and the Postal Box [CYPRUS]
Sometimes mailing a parcel can be harder than it seems
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Why WWOOF? [New Zealand]
True stories of llamas, Easter egg hunts, and meditation.
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You are the Story
Beyond active and passive travelling.
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The first step is often the hardest [Egypt]
How a taxi driver in pre-revolutionary Egypt introduced a young man from Colliers to the wider world.
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You can take the boy out of Newfoundland… [New Zealand]
Dealing with homesickness on the other side of the world.
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The Value of Compromise (a story about Elves)
In a country characterized by increasingly intransigent partisan politics, it sometimes seems that supernatural intervention will be required to get people to compromise. Here’s a story of how that might happen, courtesy of another small island in the North Atlantic.
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Finding Newfoundland in Waterford [Ireland]
Sometimes you don’t find what you’re looking for, but you discover something you didn’t expect…
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Active and Passive travelling
If conventional travel isn’t satisfying your need to see and experience other people and places, it may be time for a more ‘active’ approach
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