April 27, 2021
[AUDIO] Travel Writing, One Year On
He told me very clearly: "Give up. Without travel, there can be no more travel writing. And no one wants to read about trips that happened years ago. This is…
September 24, 2020
Chernobyl: A Stalkers’ Guide – Interview with Darmon Richter
Writer and photographer Darmon Richter has been a friend of Intrepid Times since we first interviewed him back in 2016. With the release of his stunning new book, Chernobyl: A…
September 11, 2019
On Wanderlust and Whitman: Interview with Photojournalist B.A. Van Sise
On any given day, you may find B.A. Van Sise teaching a photography course in Mongolia, testing vintage film in Kosovo, touring with the Cuban National Circus, or riding shotgun…
September 17, 2017
Three Minutes in Poland – Interview with Glenn Kurtz
A few years ago, writer Glenn Kurtz was conducting research for a novel when he came across an old video, recorded by his grandfather in 1938 in small, predominantly Jewish town…
June 19, 2017
The Best Waterskier in Luxembourg: Big Fish in Small Communities with Keith Kahn-Harris
Keith Kahn-Harris describes himself as professionally curious. This curiosity has taken him around the world in search for the big fish who make their splash in small communities. Just who…
December 29, 2016
Talks with Travelers – Six Interviews with Travel Writers from 2016
From the old town of Shanghai to the bomb shelters of Kiev, the Intrepid Times Interviews dig deep into the stories and insights of some of our most beloved travel writers.…
December 6, 2016
Tales of Old Shanghai – Interview with Katya Knyazeva
So much happened to Shanghai during the 20th century that even to attempt a summary is enough send one reaching for the Baijiu (read: Chinese grain alcohol / kerosene that…
October 5, 2016
Darmon Richter on Dark Tourism and Urban Exploration in Eastern Europe, North Korea and Beyond
Darmon Richter is a British writer and the author of the upcoming book ‘Eternal Glory.’ His writing focuses on the obscure and macabre aspects of world history, often as…
