Adventures and fascinations of Matt Pāz
At about noon, the bus pulled to the side of the road, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. There was nothing in eyeshot except jungle and the two-lane road. The bus driver announced “ENBISIO’N!” The passengers looked around confused for a second, “Here?” … Read more
Dan Cleland, the founder of Pulse Tours, where I went for my ayahuasca retreats, started his own podcast: The Dan Cleland Experience (DCXP).
Below is Dan’s interview with Rak Razam, journalist and producer of the documentary Aya Awakenings. … Read more
My taxi driver dropped me off about 200m before the immigration office on the Nicaraguan side of the border. When grabbing my bags from the trunk a local border hustler tried to help me with my things. There are usually dozens of these types of people swarming tourists at borders, and I usually ward them off. … Read more
My taxi driver dropped me at a gas station across the street from the multicolored “San Juan del Sur” welcome sign.
San Juan del Sur is a medium sized beach town of about 15,000 people situated on a moon shaped bay of the Pacific in the far Southwest of Nicaragua. … Read more
I’m slacking on writing, so here’s some content for you while I produce the next post.
This is a podcast with Rolf Potts, author of Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide the Art of Long-Term World Travel. This book was instrumental in convincing me to embark on my travels. … Read more