My Home is Special
Every adventure worth doing deserves more than just cool selfies. Have you ever wondered what makes home special for you? “My Home is Special” shares conversations with a diverse range of people about their home country and why it’s special to them.
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Ep 57: Breaking - BBoy Morris' Home (opens the original)
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I first snapped B-Boy Morris about 15 years ago, and he’s not just someone who’s deep in breaking culture—he’s been one of the best in the world for a long time, competing and winning at the highest level all around the globe. Breaking is one of the four foundational elements of hip-hop culture, alongside MCing, graffiti writing, and DJing, and it was great to sit down with Morris and talk about a culture that I’ve been close to for so many years. He shares some great stories about growing up, h
Ep 56: Song & Melody - Gordon's Home (opens the original)
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In this episode, I talk with Gordon Chambers about his home in Song & Melody. Even though we had just met, I quickly realized he'd written and helped create some of my favorite songs, making this conversation even more special. Gordon shares why songs and melodies are such powerful forms of expression and how he helps artists find their voice and tell their stories through music. It was a fun conversation that gave me an even deeper appreciation for the craft behind the songs we love, and I hope
Ep 55: The Story of Life - Shane's Home (opens the original)
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Shane Campbell-Staton is a Princeton professor whose work dives into some of the biggest questions about life on Earth—by studying everything from wolves and elephants to lizards (and even superheroes). As a trailblazer in his field and the first person like him in his department to earn tenure, he’s not just advancing science—he’s reshaping who gets to lead it. Our conversation explores how his research uncovers mysteries about evolution and survival in ways that feel both cutting-edge and deep
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