Couchsurfer, hitchhiker, and rogue wanderer Jamie Maslin embarks on a couchsurfing adventure to the homeland of “firebrand,” “populist,” “anti-American” president Hugo Chavez: the Bolivarian Republic
Iran looms large in the psyche of modern America. For decades, it has been "the enemy," its government taunting us and attacking our Western, secular lifestyle. That is largely the Iranian government
Couchsurfer, hitchhiker, and rogue wanderer Jamie Maslin embarks on a couchsurfing adventure to the homeland of ?firebrand,” ?populist,” ?anti-American” president Hugo Chavez: the Bolivarian Republic
When Jamie Maslin decides to backpack the entire length ofthe Silk Road, he doesn’t plan, he just does. So when hegets unexpectedly stranded in Iran, a country he’s only read aboutin newspapers, he ha
Tasmania to London. One end of the globe to the other. 800 hitchhiking rides. 18 thousand miles. Four seasons. Three continents. 19 countries.How many rides does it take to hitch from Tasmania to Lond
