The Things We Collect While Traveling
Tourists often purchase souvenir trinkets, t-shirts and keychains — but physical objects aren’t what matter most.
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The Mere-Exposure Effect and Bartenders You’ll Remember Forever
A psychological phenomenon may reveal a lot about the things — and travel experiences — we gravitate toward.
America's Oldest Ballpark, Historical Firsts and The Book of Human History
From wheelchair accessible seats at America's oldest ballpark, I witnessed something that had never happened before.
Visiting Poland and Planning a Nuclear Arms Deal in the Hotel Lobby
At a hotel in Warsaw, Poland, a stranger approached a guy in a wheelchair (me) and revealed a plot to recover nuclear missiles from the Russian Federation.
Patriots' Day and the Boston Marathon
Only six states recognize Patriots' Day as a holiday, but in Boston it is the event of the year as half a million turned out to support runners in the Boston Marathon.
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