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Senegal's Orchestra Baobab
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Colleen Brown
Formed over 50 years ago in a Dakar, Senegal nightclub, Orchestra Baobab continues to be one of the cou
Poland - The Many Flavors of Pierogi
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Pierogi, the national food of Poland, are semi-circle-shaped dumplings made with unleavened dough.
Fernweh: A German Ache to Travel
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Colleen Brown
The German language is notorious for providing compound words that perfectly encapsulate feelings, sensations, and concepts that are otherwise hard to describe.
Carnival in Rio De Janeiro
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The annual Carnival celebration in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is the largest festival in the world. Every year, five million people gather in Rio for a week-long party, with two million revelers in the…
Italy: Pasta Types from A to Z
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Kate Rustad
Though there are competing stories about how and when it came about in the country, it is safe to say that Italy has been perfecting pasta for centuries.
South Korea’s Pungsu Jiri
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Colleen Brown
Developed in the 9th century by a Buddhist monk named Master Doseon, Pungsu jiri is the ancient Korean practice of arrangin
Sashiko: A Sewing Technique
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Kate Rustad
As we look towards creating a more sustainable, environmentally friendly future, industries like fast fashion prove to be large obstacles along the way.
Hindi Slang to Help You Speak Like a Local
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Nearly 425 million people in India speak Hindi as their first language. If you plan on visiting India, here are a few phrases to help you fit in with the locals you encounter.
The Only Jewish Museum in the Arab World
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Casablanca is home to the only Jewish history museum in the Arab world – the Morocco Jewish Museum. Half a century ago, more than a quarter of a million Jews lived in Morocco, but only a handful…
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