
Historian Jeremiah Jenne and journalist Sarah Keenlyside bring you stories of historical travelers, the places they went, and the people they encountered. (After all, one person's frontier is another person's front door.)
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Historian Jeremiah Jenne and journalist Sarah Keenlyside bring you stories of historical travelers, the places they went, and the people they encountered. (After all, one person's frontier is another person's front door.)
Writer. Traveler. Ph.D. in History. Co-host of the podcast Barbarians at the Gate and, coming soon, the historical travel podcast By Their Own Compass. A rogue historian and free-range Sinologist, previously based in Beijing and now in Europe.
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