Exploring the Last Empty Places of America

This chapter delves into the concept of 'empty places' in the United States, focusing on remote, uninhabited regions such as northern Maine, western Pennsylvania, southeast Oregon, and the desert of New Mexico. The guest speaker explains the fascination with sparse human presence and darkness in these areas, emphasizing the vast emptiness and unique cultures found there. The conversation also touches on historical backgrounds, border alignments with population density, and the allure of desolate regions for individuals seeking unconventional lifestyles.