Every now and then, I like to drop an extra episode! This week, I'm pulling one of my favorites from the archives.

Nanjala Nyabola is a writer, humanitarian advocate, political analyst, and author of Travelling While Black: Essays Inspired by a Life on the Move. In this episode, we dive into giving back as a traveler, the impact that travel can have on your relationship with fear, how to recognize privilege, and why you can and should do many various things in life (no niching required).

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Tune in to Learn:

The idea of defining a mission for yourself and pursuing it authentically
The unspoken barriers of traveling with an African passport
Recognizing privilege and what we can do to create change
Being conscious of how we consume the world and how environmental alternatives can enhance the travel experience
Why your values will and should guide your decisions
How we can influence people in power to open their hearts and borders to asylum-seekers
How the media has failed us
How travel has changed Nanjala's relationship with fear
And so much more

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