Road Dogs
Keegan OtwellThis is about the story of my traveling and journey with addiction. I hope to share other travelers stories in the form of audio soon. Times from when I was homeless, hitchhiking, and my life was my dog Skinny Blue and my very best friend, Grant.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Pepper
I interviewed Pepper at his temporary camp on the edge of town as he passed through biking south from Wisconsin down to St. Louis. We talked about a lot of things, he’s been traveling via freight-train, hitchhiking, vehicle, and bicycle off...
Meeting Grant
If I ask myself why I started traveling, besides getting away from the monotony of life and work and all that shit, I was looking for community, even if I didn’t know it. That’s what I was hoping to find in Slab City. And maybe, if I was lu...
Dead CEO through the lens of "Effective Altruism" (embraced by CEOs)
You know what, fuck it, I’ll throw in my two cents on this whole murdered CEO thing. Is it off topic? Yeah. Am I weirdly knowledgeable about tech CEO’s ideologies? Also yes. Am I going to tie the two together? Fuck yeah. Who has used this p...
Another One Gone
I talked a while ago about a member of my small Narcotics Anonymous homegroup who overdosed. And it happened again. It’s fucked up because he was there last week. He had relapsed and came back in and was trying to get help. He reached out t...
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Ex-vagabond, recovering addict, spent three years homeless traveling the US. I write about that and more. Creator of the podcast Nowhere where I interview people who live on the fringes of society and delve into the fringes of the human condition.
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