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How to Tell a Story the Right Way
The stories you’ve been telling haven’t actually been stories. According to The Moth, an NYC-based storytelling program, you’ve been slinging anecdotes.
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ArchiveThe Guide to Life Vol. 2 Starts Today
30 skills to help you live better, courtesy of the GP School of Proficiency.
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ArchiveOvernight at the Most Expensive Alpine Lodge in New Zealand
Can you go glamping and still have an authentic outdoor experience?
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ArchiveElements: Souvenirs from Lands Afar
Big or small, souvenirs should remind us of a place once traveled.
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ArchiveAdam Senatori’s Aerial Photography Goes Big
Adam Senatori is an FAA-certified pilot and self-taught photographer.
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ArchiveKiwi to the Core: The Faces of New Zealand
Despite New Zealand’s reputation as one of the world’s most scenic countries, the warm, hospitable people that live there provide all the more reason to visit.
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ArchiveA Day at the Epicenter of Global Design
A look inside the largest designer furniture event in the world.
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ArchivePostcard: Raw Milk, Roadside
In search of raw milk during a two-day bike ride in New Zealand.
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ArchiveA City’s Plans to Become the World’s Most Livable
Auckland is one of the world’s most livable cities.
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ArchiveThe Golden Era of New York Radio
In the ’80s, radio DJs pumped the airwaves with sounds of underground DJs, hip hop and fresh beats for the five boroughs.
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ArchiveStanding Alert with the UPS Hot Spares
When a UPS plane breaks down or the crew encounters problems, packages still need to be delivered.
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ArchiveA Painter Changes Perceptions of the People of Afghanistan
Reportage illustrator George Butler was a formal guest of the British Army with the purpose of documenting the war in Afghanistan through painting.
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ArchiveThe Splendor of Milford Sound, Under Rain and Fog
Dubbed “the eighth wonder of the world” for its impressive natural landscape, Milford Sound is the geographic sum of several millennia in the making.
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ArchivePostcard: Unique Hospitality at the Wild Earth Lodge
First Pete screamed at me in the driveway.
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ArchiveLands Afar
We traveled to New Zealand this winter to see what adventure looks like on the opposite side of the planet.
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ArchiveGetting Inside the Mind of a Bull Rider
“I was always wild ‘n’ reckless, kinda a free spirit and I didn’t know if I was going to fit it in society”, Gary Leffew says.
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ArchiveAaron Franklin Is the Crown Prince of Texas ‘Cue
Everyone in Texas agrees: Aaron Franklin is making some of the best brisket on earth.