Our culture is a figment of our collective imagination. In this podcast, I discuss how travel is an investment in your lifelong perspective, and how travel enables you to view your own culture from a more objective standpoint. Key takeaways:<ul><li>reality is subjective</li><li>by understanding culture, your participation in it becomes a choice rather than a default</li><li>travel can help you answer your big questions</li></ul> Thank you for your amazing feedback on my work.

Our culture is a figment of our collective imagination. In this podcast, I discuss how travel is an investment in your lifelong perspective, and how travel enables you to view your own culture from a more objective standpoint. Key takeaways:reality is subjectiveby understanding culture, your participation in it becomes a choice rather than a defaulttravel can help you answer your big questions Thank you for your amazing feedback on my work.

Our culture is a figment of our collective imagination. In this podcast, I discuss how travel is an investment in your lifelong perspective, and how travel enables you to view your own culture from a more objective standpoint. Key takeaways:<ul><li>reality is subjective</li><li>by understanding culture, your participation in it becomes a choice rather than a default</li><li>travel can help you answer your big questions</li></ul> Thank you for your amazing feedback on my work.

Ep. 2 - Why Travel Now (Don't Wait!)

Aurora Smedley dropped out of Cornell Engineering to hike over 2,000 miles through the wilderness. 

After finishing the Pacific Crest Trail, she ran ultramarathons, cured her own mental illness (by breaking the rules), and traveled for over two years. Her musical work has been featured on NPR Music and KEXP and was a finalist for NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. 

This podcast is —simply— what the world needs to hear.

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Aurora Smedley dropped out of Cornell Engineering to hike over 2,000 miles through the wilderness. After finishing the Pacific Crest Trail, she ran ultramarathons, cured her own mental illness (by breaking the rules), and traveled for over two years. Her musical work has been featured on NPR Music and KEXP and was a finalist for NPR's Tiny Desk Contest. This podcast is —simply— what the world needs to hear.

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