London’s Abandoned Kingsway Tramway Subway
Explore London's hidden history: the Kingsway Tramway Subway, once vital for linking north and south London tram networks. Closed in 1952, remnants like Holborn station still exist. Tram history!
Ephemeral Wonders: Fleeting Cities & Unforgettable Places
Explore ephemeral wonders! From Tent City to Icehotel & McMurdo Station, discover fleeting cities & unique places. Embrace the momentary, find inspiration & uncover unforgettable experiences.
Controversial Titanic Memorial: Captain Smith Sculpture in Lichfield
The sculpture of Captain Edward John Smith, captain of the Titanic, in Lichfield, England, sparks controversy. Memorial placement reasons remain uncertain, debated between location or rejection by Smith's hometown.
Los Cabos: Emerging Luxury LGBTQ+ Travel Hotspot
Los Cabos is rapidly becoming a luxury travel destination for LGBTQ+ tourists. With inclusive initiatives, luxury resorts, culinary experiences, and natural beauty, Los Cabos offers a welcoming and upscale experience.
Port Royal: Pirate City, Earthquake, and Sunken Treasure
Explore Port Royal, a pirate boomtown destroyed by a massive earthquake and tsunami in 1692. Discover its history, archaeology, and treasures now lying beneath the Caribbean Sea.
McClellan Falls: Discovering a Hidden Waterfall Gem
Explore McClellan Falls, a hidden waterfall near McClellan Point in Washington State. Discover the year-round cascade, fed by Curly Creek, within Gifford Pinchot National Park. Be prepared for a tough, short trail!
Shingaani: Resilience Amidst Devastation in Mogadishu
Despite devastation, Shingaani in Mogadishu thrives with rebuilding and community. From clan conflict to Italian colonial impact, it highlights both fragility and resilience. Mogadishu Lighthouse stands as a landmark.
Gadaladeniya Temple: History, Architecture & Kingdom of Gampola
Gadaladeniya Viharaya, built in 1344, showcases a blend of Sinhalese & Dravidian architecture. Commissioned by King Buvanekabahu IV, it reflects South Indian design influences within the Gampola Kingdom.
Porto: Wine, Food, and LGBTQ+ Culture in Portugal
Explore Porto's rich culture: from riverfront hotels and modern dining to port wine cellars and LGBTQ+ friendly venues. Discover culinary delights, art, and the Douro Valley in this charming Portuguese city.
Black American West Museum: Paul Stewart & Black Cowboys
Paul Stewart founded the Black American West Museum in Denver to preserve the history of Black cowboys and other Black pioneers. The museum is housed in Dr. Justina Ford's home, Denver's first Black female doctor.
Aslanhane Mosque: Ankara’s Seljuk & UNESCO Heritage
The Aslanhane Mosque in Ankara, a pre-Ottoman Seljuk structure, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Noted for its Ahi brotherhood origins, wooden hypostyle architecture and tile work.
Crown Prince Constantine’s Estate: History & Gardens
Explore Crown Prince Constantine's estate in Greece: From royal residence to presidential mansion, designed by Ernst Ziller. Gardens open to the public, showcasing history and botanical splendor.
Matilda Joslyn Gage: Suffragist, Abolitionist, and Her Legacy
Matilda Joslyn Gage, a radical suffragist and abolitionist, championed women's rights and Indigenous liberties. Her legacy, nearly erased, is now celebrated at the Gage Facility, honoring her freethinking spirit and influence.
Codex Gigas: Devil’s Bible, Monk & Legend
Explore the Codex Gigas (Devil's Bible): its creation by a monk or monks in Bohemia, its mysterious journey, unique features like the Devil's image, and the legend surrounding it. Called 8th wonder of the world.
Biosphere 2: A Closed-World Experiment
Biosphere 2 was a nearly closed ecological system to understand the Earth's biosphere and explore possibilities for space colonization. Challenges included oxygen levels, food production, and psychological effects.
Panther Intaglio: Wisconsin’s Indigenous Mound
The Panther Intaglio, an ancient Indigenous American earthwork in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, was preserved in 1910 and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. Its exact meaning remains unknown.
Murder Hornet Eradication: The Hunt for Giant Hornets
Entomologist Chris Looney leads a daring mission to eradicate the invasive and aggressive murder hornet. Aided by public sightings, they track, tag, and destroy nests, ultimately declaring eradication in Washington after 5 years.
Ivan the Terra Bus: An Antarctic Icon’s Legacy
Discover Ivan the Terra Bus, a legendary vehicle in Antarctica. A symbol of Antarctic culture and transport, Ivan's retirement marks the end of an era. Explore his history and impact.
Block Lane Roundels: History in East London
Discover Block Lane's historical roundels in Tower Hamlets, celebrating the area's diverse heritage, including matchgirls' strike, fruit market, Huguenots, and the Bangladeshi community. Many roundels still exist since 2025.
Mandarin Oriental Milan: Your Gateway to Luxury & Culture
Experience luxury at the Mandarin Oriental Milan, near La Scala & Duomo. Enjoy vibrant shopping & a serene courtyard. Ticket Publication inspires LGBTQ+ travelers with rich storytelling.
Yue Fei, Qin Hui, and Treachery in the Jin-Song Wars
Yue Fei, a Song Dynasty general, was framed for treason by Qin Hui, leading to his execution and the Treaty of Shaoxing. Posthumously pardoned, Yue Fei is honored while Qin Hui is eternally shamed.
Animals as Pests: Shifting Perceptions & Human-Animal Conflicts
Explore the complex relationship between humans and animals labeled as 'pests.' Bethany Brookshire discusses how perceptions shift, the impact of place, and ways to reduce human-animal conflict by understanding their needs.
Price Tower: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Oklahoma High-Rise
Explore Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, its unique design, challenges, and the efforts to preserve this iconic high-rise building amidst legal disputes and vacancy.
MARCO Museum: Tapatía Architecture & Courtyard Design
Monterrey's MARCO museum, designed by Ricardo Legorreta, draws inspiration from Tapatía architecture and haciendas, featuring a unique courtyard that frames the surrounding mountain views.
Wonderwerk Cave: Early Human Ancestors & Fire Discovery
Wonderwerk Cave reveals early human use of fire in South Africa. Evidence suggests controlled fire for cooking & warmth a million years ago, impacting diet and brain development.
Gay Polo League Event: Celebrating Diversity & Inclusion
The Gay Polo League's event in Lexington, Kentucky, celebrates diversity and inclusion within the LGBTQ+ community and beyond. Featuring polo matches, tailgates, and high fashion, promotes equality.
Panaji’s Old Secretariat: History and Heritage
Explore Panaji's Old Secretariat, formerly Adil Shah's Palace. From Portuguese Viceroys to Goa's Secretariat and now a museum, discover its rich history and collection of antiques. Riverfront landmark.
Turkish TV Series: Ottoman Empire & Global Impact
Turkish TV series 'Diriliş: Ertuğrul' & 'Kuruluş: Osman' sparking global interest & controversy. Praised for national pride, criticized for Ottoman imperialism. A major tourist attraction now.