Whether you’re going somewhere new and exciting for the summer or taking a well-earned staycation, there are endless ways to venture into our world and plug into wonder. Saleem Reshamwala is a filmmaker, journalist, podcaster – and an expert world traveler. And even though he’s been to far and wide places, his hyperlocal and unique style of traveling will change the way you plan your next trip. If you want to keep traveling with Saleem after this episode, you can listen to Far Flung, Saleem’s travel podcast with the TED Audio Collective. You can listen to Far Fung wherever you are listening to this. For the full text transcript, visit go.ted.com/BHTranscripts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saleem Reshamwala, a podcast host, explores the experience of a 28-year-old teacher from Hong Kong who lives with her parents. They discuss the prevalence and stigma of living with parents as an adult, balancing responsibilities and relationships, lack of privacy, and cultural differences around the world.

Saleem Reshamwala, host of 'Far Flung', and Anna Marsubal-Klausen, head of podcasting at RÚV, explore the survival of the Icelandic language in the digital age. They discuss the struggle between preserving this ancient tongue and the rising use of English, particularly among youth. Saleem shares the book 'Gold Diggers', which reflects on identity amidst cultural shifts. Anna reveals how Icelanders navigate their linguistic heritage while adapting to modern influences, highlighting the delicate balance between tradition and change.

Journalist Saleem Reshamwala, known for his podcast Far Flung, takes us on a journey through unexpected locations like Lima and New Jersey, sharing enlightening stories that reshape our views on travel. Wanuri Kahiu, a vibrant artist from Nairobi and founder of the Afro Bubblegum movement, discusses the joy and resistance in African art, advocating for a diverse and imaginative perspective on identity. They explore themes of cultural heritage, the power of creativity, and the vital importance of artistic freedom amidst challenges.

Saleem Reshamwala, a journalist and filmmaker known for his work on the podcast Far Flung, takes listeners on a cultural adventure. He explores the vibrant Afro bubblegum movement in Nairobi, celebrating joy and challenging stereotypes. The discussion also covers language preservation through the lens of Peruvian hip-hop and reveals astonishing dinosaur discoveries in New Jersey. Saleem emphasizes how travel and storytelling can transform perspectives, inviting everyone to connect with diverse cultures and histories from afar.