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Out of Eden Walk: Walking Afghanistan’s Wakhan Corridor
Afghanistan’s wild and mountainous Wakhan Corridor is home to a culture that has gone unchanged for centuries. Host Marco Werman speaks with National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek, about his trek ...
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Out of Eden Walk: Walking through Uzbekistan
The Silk Road in Uzbekistan was a caravan route, it was a path for explorers and it was traversed by Soviet-era train tracks. National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek tells Host Carolyn Beeler about ...
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Out of Eden Walk Special
National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek began an epic walk in early 2013, tracing the first steps of human migration out of ...
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Out of Eden Walk: Walking through unknown parts of Pakistan
The feudal principalities of far northern Pakistan that are home to walled villages, yak herders, glacial rivers, golden poplar forests and snow leopards, held off — or played off — would-be ...
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Out of Eden Walk: Walking to the Holy Land
National Geographic explorer Paul Salopek has been recreating the journey, on foot, of the first humans. He tells Host Marco Werman about his walk, in 2013, through Jordan into the Israeli occupied ...
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Out of Eden Walk: on foot across northern India
National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek talks about his walk through northern India, where modern farming with high-yield seeds, fertilizers and pesticides, tractors and motorized well pumps have ...
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Out of Eden Walk: northeastern India, on foot
National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek tells Host Marco Werman about his walk through India’s northeastern region, where he traced the steps of Siddhartha Gautama, better known as the Buddha. He ...
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Out of Eden Walk: Djibouti and the Red Sea
In early 2013, National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek began his epic walk, following the path of the first human migration out of Africa 60,000 years ago. The World’s Host Carol Hills speaks with ...
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In Okinawa, an independence movement finds an unlikely ally
For a small but vocal group of mostly older activists, reclaiming Okinawa’s history as the Ryukyu Kingdom and pushing for independence from Japan is a deeply personal mission. It’s being supported by ...
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Flavors from the ‘contemporary African kitchen’
Chefs from countries across Africa share some of their favorite recipes in a new cookbook, “The Contemporary African Kitchen.” From grilled meats to aromatic curries, award-winning chef and cookbook ...
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Thanksgiving Food Special
As families and friends gather for meals together on US Thanksgiving Day, The World brings you a show packed with a variety ...
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Gathering around the campfire in the Kurdish region of Syria
Ferhad Feyssal remembers when villagers gathered around the campfire every winter in the Kurdish region in Syria while a danûk, or big pot, cooked bulgur wheat. The memories are so vivid to Feyssal ...