Paul Salopek, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and National Geographic fellow, discusses his extraordinary Out of Eden Walk, a 24,000-mile trek retracing humanity's early migration routes. He shares insights on maintaining a localized supply chain, why women make the best companions on long walks, and the challenges of crossing deserts. Salopek also reflects on the nuances of immersive journalism, documenting stories, and how this journey has reshaped his views on migration and community engagement, enriching both his culinary experiences and narrative techniques.

Join journalist Paul Salopek on his profound journey retracing early human migration from Africa to South America. He shares awe-inspiring experiences of 'sacramental time,' emphasizing how walking fosters deep connections to nature and self. Salopek contrasts the tranquil rhythms of rural life with the frantic pace of urban living, urging us to reflect on our environment. He explores the wisdom of traditional practices, such as tree root bridges in India, and emphasizes the importance of mindfulness in our fast-paced world.