Tales of transition from the Industrial to Technology Age. This anthology of reflections takes brief looks at a life that happened to ride the last wave of the Industrial Age as it crashed into the Age of Technology. Inspirations range from Dr. Seuss to Dorothy Parker, with Mark Twain, Frederick Douglass, and Epictetus somewhere in between.
Racontour and friends
RV Miles Network
Doug Farquharson
BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 4
The Traveler's Journal
Brattleboro Historical Society
Brent Bridges
Arctic Entries
None
Roald Tweet
Mark Donovan
St. Margaret's School
Small Town News
Funny tales of cabin fever in Montana
Brady Carlson
Julian Bishop & Michael Moran
Bret Bradigan
Tall Ships America
None
KPLR
Tom Meyers, Greg Young
MHS
Andrew and Pearl Hurst
Forum Communications Co.
Palle Bo
American Road® Magazine
Lionel Strang
Nigel Thompson
Jennifer Matarese
Ayla Anderson
Mick Sullivan
Racontour and friends
Chris Kretz
Alasdair Satchel
Dennis, Kimberly and Zephyr Goza
Danny Norman and Nicola Forwood
thestoriesthatbroughtyouhere
Lisa Lowe and Jon Steinberg
John Chase
Dan Mercurio
hoganj17
PaddleMore LLP
Riya
Jim Lord
Paul Blais
Matt Pelsor
Host: Evan Schwanfelder
Allan Smith
Stuart McDonald
Annette Laing
Jewells Chambers
The Missouri House
Charitable Travel
Jack Henneman
Bundaberg Now
Charlotte Lorimer
Abulsme Productions
Jeremy D'Entremont, U.S. Lighthouse Society
Greg & Ella
AFS-USA
None
Sean Bloomfield and Colton Witte
Pod Peak
Stephan C. Abrams
Taryn and Marissa
Russell Library
Richard Miller
Gregory Young
Virginia Combs
Evan Stern
Resort Municipality of Whistler
Tina Konstant
Loren Alberts
Charlie Connelly
Garth Bruen
Team Thames
Scott Wells
Prairie Public
Jason Smith
Erik Victor Reed
Michael G. Sievers
Snap Judgment
National Model Railroad Association
Scott Sykora, Aaron D. Johnston
Painted Bride Quarterly
Roman Mars
Steve Burnett and Julian Richards
Hampshire History Trust
Rojo Ape Productions
Wake Up Pueblo
Witness Docs & Atlas Obscura
Lloyd Shepherd & Tim Wright
Detour Podcast
KBS WORLD Radio
Luke Richardson
Peter Korchnak
28DalesLater
Smithsonian Channel