What I Write / Eric Goldschein

A Brief History of Donald J. Trump State Park

Just 45 miles north of Trump Tower in New York City lies a dagger-shaped swath of land almost indistinguishable from other forested areas of upstate New York.

Growler Magazine

The new era of cerveza artesanal in Quito, Ecuador

South America’s first brewery was founded in Quito, Ecuador by a Franciscan friar accustomed to drinking beer with his meals.

How one nonprofit is helping create the next generation of Atlanta storytellers

The next generation of Atlantans—particularly the children of its economically disadvantaged neighborhoods—have no clear path towards contributing to the city’s continued success in media.

Anthony Bourdain And The Painful Joy Of Travel Life

It seems easy to say this now, in the wake of his death, but the day that someone told me that I reminded them of Anthony Bourdain, my life changed.

Roads & Kingdoms

A Breakfast Soup That Demands Your Undivided Attention

When the soup arrived, I knew that I’d made the right call getting the seafood in my "kuy teav."

I Went To Tinder Night At The Hawks Game

At the suggestion of a friend, I joined Tinder, because when you move to a new city, you can remake yourself into anything you want and no one will be the wiser.

Stop Going To National Parks

While the federal government seems more interested in selling off public lands than protecting them, the burden is going to fall more to everyday people to care for the parks we have now.

Are Smartphones Destroying Our Travel Experiences?

Smartphones are making travel easier and more enjoyable. They’re also destroying everything that was once good about it.