Long-distance hiking, and house-sitting when she’s not hiking, is how New Zealand-born Australian Belinda Coker redefined and reimagined life after 50. A global “gray nomad,” she describes a near-death experience in the Canary Islands, Europe’s hut-to-hut culture, New Zealand’s trails, and the sheer delights of house-sitting.
Santa Fe artist and political activist David Deighton brings a global perspective to seeking out civility and bridging the political divide with public art.
Barry Maughan, former chief of English to Africa Service for the Voice of America and the author of Beneath the African Sun (Outback, 2025), shares stories of his journey through Africa and beyond.
Local TV weatherman gets canned! Now what? Mark Pellerito became an incident meteorologist with the National Weather Service and has traveled the world forecasting the weather for fire fighters, FEMA and disaster relief workers.