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[From the Archives] Why Don’t Anthropologists Study Adventure?
[From the Archives] The Role of the Anthropologist in the 21st Century
Memento Mori: A Venture into Death, Travel, Tattoos, and Recalibrating Worldviews
Those Who Wander Open Debate #3
Do We Know Who We Are?: The Significance of Anthropology
[From the Archives] Our Ancient Narrative
Those Who Wander Open Debate #2
What Ancient DNA Reveals About the Deep Past of Human Wandering
The Purgatory of Modern Travel: When is Travel Not Worth It?
Those Who Wander Open Debate #1
The Prospective Traveler: Encouraging Others to Wander
The Wanderer’s Insatiable Appetite: Why Do I Always Want More Out of My Travels?
Applying the Adventurous Mindset: Room Travel with a French Aristocrat
The Hope of Travel and All We Say About It
Motives of Those Who Wander Revisited: Expanding on Why
Celebrating One Year of Those Who Wander on Substack!
On Youth and Longing to Escape Modernity
No More Blank Spaces on the Map: Is Adventure Writing Dying?
Why Travel and Adventure are Existential Concerns
On Pilgrimage and Travel: Where Does Our Venturesome Spirit Come From?
Wandering and Mindfulness: On the Right to Slow Down
Ancient Travel Routes: The Silk Road and Its Untold Adventures
Dare to Venture Down Unknown Paths
The Road Too Often Taken: A Return to the Ethics of Wandering
Voyaging with Darwin: How Much Does Wandering Inspire Our Big Ideas?
On Leaving and Returning: The Peculiarities of Traveling
How Travel and Adventure Factor into an Equation of the Good Life
Where Seldom is Heard a Discouraging Word: Nick Offerman’s Latest Thoughts on Nature...and Politics
The Enigmatic Homo erectus: The First Transcontinental Wanderer
The Epic of Gilgamesh: The World’s First Grand Tale of Adventure