After crossing the border back into the United States, I rode through Missoula, Montana where I left the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route to join the Wild West Route in Idaho. Things did not go as planned.
How I plan to quit my job and travel around the US. Blog Post: https://battlepenguin.com/tech/video/taking-a-sabbatical/ Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/battlepenguin YouTube Mirror: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbPGN70M...
After spending fifteen months in Seattle, I decided to purchase a car and return to the open road. This is what I packed for the trip. Learn more about leaving full time work: https://battlepenguin.com/tech/leaving-full-time-jobs/ Support me...
The Lula Lake Land Trust was established to preserve the Rock Creek watershed located atop Lookout Mountain, Georgia, just south of Chattanooga, Tennessee. It's a beautiful park with several trails and two major waterfalls. Currently it's open two...
Best flights to amazing destinations around the world. Searching for the deals on flights and vacation packages. https://www.thelifebreak.com/
Everything that leads to this: https://tinsley.video/w/p/tbCzpJ3WxxueaRbEHxTC31
This week we dive into Prague - the heart of Europe, to reason with Josef Têtek from Trezor, and host of the stackuj.cz podcast. Our conversation was long ranging, from the importance of self custody to the interesting guests he finds to come on h...
Episode Summary This week we spend time talking about Nigeria with Bernard Parah, co-founder and CEO of Bitnob. We talk about his rabbit-hole story, the massive Bitcoin adoption happening in Nigeria, and why western media isn't the best way to ac...
This week we continue the Africa love with a reasoning with a brilliant Bitcoiner from Pretoria, South Africa. Kgothatso Ngako is the founder of Machankura, a company allowing people without internet to send and receive lightning across 8 countrie...
This week we explore the Fako division of Cameroon, a volcanic region of West Africa. Another Volcano! I reason with Chia Minang (@Elvis_Minang) about his unique journey down the rabbit-hole and the making of Bitcoin Mountain. The scope is much ...
Join us in majestic Panajachel, where I reason with Eliazar, a community leader for Lago Bitcoin. He gives me the rundown on how he helped to build this budding circular economy with Patrick Melder (@LagoBitcoin) and others. I hope you fulljoy thi...
Discover the enchanting Phang Nga Bay through the captivating lens of our James Bond Island Tour. Navigate the tranquil waters, hop aboard a high-speed speedboat, and encounter a world of mesmerizing landscapes, tucked-away caves, colossal cliffs,...
The James Bond Island Tour is an action-packed day trip that includes a speedboat tour of the islands, a boat ride to James Bond Island and its incredible rock formations, swimming with dolphins, lunch at one of Phuket's restaurants and much more....
As we have a short term artist residency at Kiyoshima Apartment in Beppu, I like to shout out a regular podcast. 😺 Today you'll see another unboxing of music equipment (How exciting! 😝), the first impression of the first verse of the first so...
Part of washed coffee processing involves fermenting the coffee in tanks to loosen the mucilage around the seeds so this can easily be washed off before the coffee is dried. Here is an explanation of how that's done at Monte Alegre Coffees in Brazil.
The approach to coffee farming at Fazenda Ambiental Fortaleza in Brazil.
At a coffee processing mill in Brazil, an explanation of some of the ways coffee can be separated into different qualities early in the process.
After helping to judge an Ethiopian coffee competition, I went to visit some of the communities that produced the best coffees to talk with them and hear what they have to say about coffee.
A look inside the roasting tent at the 2016 Roasters Guild Retreat.
Just finished a tour of the Nuremberg Imperial Castle, and wow. I love shit like this, and Roman history is a favorite of mine. I'm less into the weaponry, but even some of that was photo-worthy.
It's 20:00, so let's hear an unreasonable amount of bell tolling. (It's actually quite lovely sounding, but it goes on for several minutes.)
Day 3 of my little Nuremberg trip, I went to the National Museum, which involved a fun little walk down this stretch.
Just a little video I took this morning (2018/12/20). Holy shit, I'm in Germany. 😂
We made it! Out of the subway, into the city.