The father of the atomic bomb chased history—and then ran from it. I followed in the footsteps of the legendary physicist from New Mexico to Nevada to a U.S. Virgin Islands beach.

National Geographic   March 6, 2024

400 Years later, this Massachusetts town is still grappling with the real history of the colony -- and enlisting Native Americans to help tell the story. 

National Geographic Nov. 11 2020

Starting in Texas and looping northeast to Maine, here are just a few hamlets that are gearing up for their moment in the darkened sun. 

The Saturday Evening Post January 23 2023

From Brobdingnagian beagles to colossal coffee pots, here are some outsized attractions you might spy by the side of the road.

The Saturday Evening Post Feb. 20. 2024

From Pacific to Atlantic, these royally imposing landmarks tower over the landscape.

The Saturday Evening Post December 26, 2023

More than 300,000 people are buried in Montmartre, Paris' third-largest cemetery. But as they like to say at Disney's Haunted Mansion, "There's always room for one more!"

Be There In A Minute!  May 29, 2023

Hopscotch with me around the country as I prove there's no shortage of charming—and often spectacular—river walks.

 The Saturday Evening Post 

September 11, 2023

Join me on a glorious 350-mile drive that embodies the entire history of popular music from gospel to soul to rock and roll. 

The Saturday Evening Post Magazine May/June 2023

When The Magic Kingdom becomes Le Royaume Magique, Americans see themselves through the eyes of their hosts.

The Saturday Evening Post

July 11, 2023

As spring arrives, so do elusive—but delicious—morel mushrooms. Here's how to find them, wherever you are. 

The Saturday Evening Post

March 15, 2023

Art is in the air at these six museums without walls.....

The Saturday Evening Post 

August 11, 2023

I stepped back in time to experience a century-old ritual at a Hot Springs bath house. 

The Saturday Evening Post Magazine

March/April 2023