13 episodes
Stray The Course Podcast Stray The Course
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- Society & Culture
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5.0 • 6 Ratings
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In 1995, I found myself sitting in a trailer unable to sleep. I had very little in the way of values. I had no direction, no plan and no hope. I was trying to cure a soul sickness by filling myself with drugs, alcohol and anything else that would give me a temporary reprieve from misery.. I was a lost soul facing jail time, and most likely in the not-so-distant future, death. The universe had other plans. Here I am, all these years later, alive and kicking, grateful for the opportunity to have a second (and third) chance at really living life. This is a podcast about my journey discovering who I really am through talking to you about who you are. Host: Jorge Law
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Season 2 Episode 04 - Long Distance Hiking with Trevor Stone and Zach Stone
S2Ep04 - Trail names, bugs, footwear, magic and angels on the John Muir Trail and in the 100-Mile Wilderness.
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Season 2 Episode 03 - Disney Magic
S2Ep03 - A report from the front lines as the Law Family undertakes the ultimate family vacation.....Disney World.
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Season 2 Episode 02 - Fredrik Meiton and Andy Stesienko
S2Ep02 - Hailing originally from Sweden, Fred is a History professor, and teaches courses at UNH in global and Middle Eastern history with a focus on science, technology and the environment. His most-recent book is Electrical Palestine: Capital and Technology from Empire to Nation. (University of California Press).
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Stray The Course Podcast - S2Ep01 - Andy Stesienko
S2Ep01 - Andy Stesienko is back, and our discussion centers primarily around the written word, with some jellyfish and government monkeys sprinkled in.
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Stray The Course Podcast - S1Ep09 - Gabriel Richard
S1Ep09 - Gabe is a photographer, father, grappler and owner of Richard Photography. In this episode we talk about traveling, The OKC Starbucks Incident, jiu jitsu, photography and being a good human being!
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Stray The Course Podcast - S1Ep08 - Andy Stesienko
S1Ep08 - Andy is a PHD student at UNH in Durham, NH. He has degrees in English from the College of Charleston and the University of Arizona. He writes about and studies the genre conventions of Shakespearean tragedies and Shakespeare adaptations. We talk about war, ethics, F Scott Fitzgerald's anatomy, Gatsby, Shakespeare, The Old Man and the Sea, Dickens and a whole lot of other topics!