2013
Travel Bloggers Without Borders (fundraiser to put 55 poor Guatemala students in school)
Poetry Book: Bushwick Poetry
Website: Relaunch of RabbleRouseTheWorld
Interview: The Expeditioner Presents Episode 2
Articles:
The Dos and Don’ts of Booking A Kenyan Safari
10 Sights Off The Beaten Path In Guatemala
The Ugandan Goat Who Became A Harp That Nearly Stranded Me In Kenya
Victoria: The Lake That Wasn’t There
The Day I Did Not Meet Kenya’s Prime Minister
Turning The Car Around: One Road to Expatriatism
The Expeditioner: “Luke In Kenya” Series
Why Is CNN Obsessed With Cruise Ship Toilets?
Travel Thru History: The Devil of Prague
Video: Free Fermented Shark In Iceland
Print Magazines:
Range Magazine: Reluctant Cowboy
Cruising World: Blow Us Back
Poetry: Garbanzo Literary Journal #3
Poetry: Floyd County Moonshine Issue 5.1
2012
Third World Savings Project
Micro-Finance Project: See how to invest in Guatemala’s Future.
Books:
Poetry Book: How We Are Human Click Here to Order
Read Reviews Here
Articles:
Happily Homeless in New Orleans
The Finest Carne Asada In Guatemala
Third World Tailors Make Suites, Third World Tailors Make Men (Gold in SOLAS Awards 2012)
Giant Kites Fighting For Heaven
Change The World By Doing What You Love
The Problem With Our Giant Piles of Stuff
Memoir:
Projects:
If You Could Ask The Whole World A Question, What Question Would You Ask?
Interviews:
2011
Travel Writing:
USA Today Travel: Surviving Loco in Livingston, Guatemala
Projects:
Rabble Rouse The World Launched
Poetry:
Interviews:
Huffington Post Impact: Hope Rises
Articles:
Passing Up Paradise In Colombia
The People We Remember When We Travel
Four Ways We Are Rich Without Knowing It
The Perpetual Strangeness of Existence
An Open Letter To The Guatemalans Setting Off Fireworks Outside My Door Every Morning At 4 A.M.
2010
Work against Malnutrition in Guatemala
with Nuestros Ahijados, Featured on
ABC News 20/20 with Christiane Amanpour
From Candice Walsh’s Review on
iPoems For The Dolphins To Click Home About
“The whole thing is kinda absurd.
But when my roommate and I started reading the titles in the Table of Contents, we couldn’t stop laughing. “Bathing Old People for Money: A Reluctant Memory.” “Why Shampoo Always Runs Out Before Conditioner: An Essay.” It took me awhile to figure out the Table of Contents don’t actually match up with the poems, but by that point, I was hooked anyway.
I like honesty. Honesty is good, and [iPoems] is full of it. My favorite might be his cheeky and apologetic poem “To the Fathers of the Daughters Who End Up in My Bedroom”… Click here to read full review
The Expeditioner’s Guide To The World
From Dr. Jessie Voigts’ Review On
“I opened it late at night, and have to admit that I read until 4am. Yes, it is ONE OF THOSE BOOKS.
The kind where you can’t stop reading, where you recommend it to everyone you know (like I am doing right now), and where in the morning, you re-read the bits that made you laugh late at night and they STILL make you laugh. Yes. ….Click here to read full review.
Interviews:
High Plains Reader: World Traveler Authors Volume of Poetry
Profiles In Caring Documentary
Heart for the Nations: Casa Jackson
Articles:
What You Can Do With Travel That You Can’t Do With Sex
Granada On Haphazard Guitar Strongs
Poetry:
Long Story Short: Seaside Grace