Hey folks. First of all, I want to apologize. I'm getting the episode up a little bit later

than usual today. Well, actually quite a quite a bit later. And that's because I, I worked all

weekend through athletic brewing, my day job. I went and did an event for them this weekend and

definitely overestimated just how much I could squeeze did an event for them this weekend and definitely overestimated

just how much I could squeeze in this weekend. So this doesn't happen often, but today's

episode is coming out fairly late. But it's absolutely worth the wait because we have three-time

travel photographer of the year and legendary world traveler, Gary Arndt. You're going to hear more about his story,

but essentially he sold his life away, essentially in 2007, sold his house, sold everything,

and became a full-time traveler, started blogging, and he has a renowned travel blog called

Everything Everywhere, which has won tons of awards. I can't overstate just how well-known and

how many accolades that Gary Arnd has. And so what does a travel rider do for a year of

pandemic when you can't go anywhere? Well, he starts a podcast naturally. So Gary has turned a lot of

what he's learned in the world, things he's gone through

into very interesting historical, you know, 10 minutes or less podcast episodes called the

Everything Everywhere Daily History Podcast. And it's something I've actually been listening to

since finding out about it. Some of the episodes are things like the dodo bird, alcohol in early America,

ancient colors that no longer exist,

WrestleMania.

It's just very, very interesting spins or twists on everyday things or things you've never heard of,

places you've never heard of.

But before we get started, something that Gary talks about some is, you know,

what makes these kind of adventures possible? What makes long Gary talks about some is, you know, what makes these kind of

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