Coss Marte went from a drug kingpin to a fitness kingpin.

New York City is a symphony of noise and energy. Sirens, subways, songs, and voices.

Is there one main issue that Trump supporters are concerned about? In this episode I talk to two Trump supporters in the parking lot of a Virginia Walmart.

Cynthia Meachum is a full-time treasure hunter in New Mexico. She's been obsessing over this treasure hunt for four years, but now, she's closer than ever to finding it.

In 2010 an 80-year-old man named Forrest Fenn hid a treasure chest worth approximately a million dollars somewhere in The Rocky Mountains. Why did he do it? In this episode I talk to Forrest Fenn himself about why he hid the treasure and if he thinks it will be found.

In this episode I interview two people at the Loaf 'N Jug gas station outside of Alamosa, Colorado.

This is the second part of a two-part series on the Bears Ears National Monument. In this episode I talk to Josh Ewing, a local rock climber and advocate of the monument.

In this episode I tell the story of Blanding, Utah and I talk to a local resident who is a vocal opponent of the Bears Ears National Monument.

A short episode where I read excerpts from Walt Whitman's poem Song of the Open Road.

The Little America truck stop is an oasis when driving the dismal stretch of Interstate 80 between Evanston, Wyoming and Rock Springs, Wyoming. I stopped and talked to two people about the life of a trucker, and who they supported in the presidential election. I also talk about the alt-right conspiracy theory sect of Trump supporters.