It’s rare to hear anyone say that they’ve traveled too much or that there’s no place they’d like to go. As conversations about dream destinations unfold, it can seem that almost everyone nurtures a fantasy about some far-flung part of the world they’ve yet to see in person. Upon discovering someone in our midst who’s been to that singular spot, we adopt the cross-legged enthusiasm of children at story time and beg them to tell us more. We listen attentively, This story is from Kinfolk Issue Twenty Buy Now Related Stories Arts & Culture Issue 41 Caption Contest On influencer speak. Arts & Culture Issue 38 Square Spaces On internet aesthetics. Arts & Culture Issue 34 Unbreak the Internet A guide to being good online. Arts & Culture Traveling Stories “It’s the journey that counts” is a cliché that gets trundled out often. These five podcasts tests its validity. Arts & Culture Narcissism, Social Media and Power Does social media usage lead to an increase in narcissism? What happens when we empower the people who get the most likes and retweets? Arts & Culture A Weekend in Paris with Tony Cederteg A Stockholm transplant to Paris, art director, designer and publisher Tony Cederteg shares his tips on what to do on a weekend in the French capital.
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