Rudderless Travel Podcast

Christopher Rudder | Rudderless Media
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Unlock the forgotten histories and human stories of the world’s destinations; Christopher Rudder will take you there. This isn't just about where we go; it's about who we become when we get there and who we are after we leave. Every two weeks, we go beyond the surface and checked boxes to reveal a destination’s secrets. rudderlesstravel.substack.com

  1. Sep 29

    QUEENSTON: The Laura Secord Chocolate Myth & The 32-km Swamp Trek (ft. Lakme Mehta-Jones) | 21

    What if the sweet, heroic tale of a young girl politely walking a cow to warn the British army was actually a corporate facelift designed to sell chocolate? Discover the intense reality of a 37-year-old mother's treacherous 32-kilometre swamp trek, and the stolen glory of the Haudenosaunee warriors who actually won the Battle of Beaver Dams. Episode Summary: In Episode 21 of the Rudderless Travel Podcast, Christopher Rudder travels to the Laura Secord Homestead in Queenston, Ontario, to tear down the "gift shop" version of the War of 1812. Joined by Lakme Mehta-Jones, we unpack the gritty realities of the 19th century and expose the unedited truth behind Canadian heritage. From Chloe Cooley's defiant screams that forced early legislative steps against slavery, to the bravery of the all-Black Colored Corps, this is a deep dive into the hidden histories of the Niagara Frontier. Key Takeaways: 👉🏾 The Scream That Changed History: How Chloe Cooley’s violent resistance against her enslaver helped spark the 1793 Act Against Slavery in the British Empire. 👉🏾 The Colored Corps: Uncovering the bravery of the Black militia unit that fought ferociously at Queenston Heights to prevent an American invasion from dragging them back into slavery. 👉🏾 Busting the Cow Myth: Tearing down the ridiculous legend of a girl and her cow, and replacing it with the heavy reality of a 16-hour trek through mosquito-infested swamps in thin leather slippers. 👉🏾 The Corporate Facelift: How a 1913 candy company erased Laura’s authentic image as a dignified, elderly woman because marketing executives decided that "Loyalist goodwives do not sell candy." 👉🏾 Stolen Glory: Highlighting the Kahnawake and Grand River Mohawk warriors who staged the ambush and secured the surrender of 500 American troops, only for a British captain to take all the credit. Timestamps: [00:00] Introduction & The Hook: The musket on the wall and the reality of an occupied home. [05:30] Segment 1: The Scream That Changed History (Chloe Cooley). [16:00] Segment 2: The Colored Corps at Queenston Heights. [28:00] Segment 3: The Myth vs. The Machine (ft. Lakme Mehta-Jones). [40:00] Closing thoughts, cornering the Prince of Wales, and guest contact info. Links & Resources: See the Visuals: Read the full "Unpacked" story and subscribe to our Substack: https://rudderlesstravel.substack.com/ Book Your Basecamp: Use our interactive Hotel & Airbnb map to find the perfect spot right along the Niagara River: https://stay22.com/embed/6a61182eab86da9a04795372( Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    QUEENSTON: The Laura Secord Chocolate Myth & The 32-km Swamp Trek (ft. Lakme Mehta-Jones) | 21

  2. Sep 15

    ST. CATHARINES: The True Story of Harriet Tubman in Canada (ft. Rochelle Bush) | 20

    What if the most important chapter of the Underground Railroad was hidden in plain sight? Harriet Tubman wasn't just a fugitive moving through the shadows; she was a resident, a leader, and a neighbor in St. Catharines. Episode Summary: In the first episode of our North Star series, we travel to St. Catharines, Ontario, to step inside the Salem Chapel BME Church—Harriet Tubman's actual base of operations for a decade. Joined by resident historian and Tubman Tours Canada owner Rochelle Bush, we unpack the raw, unedited truth of the freedom seekers' journey. We discuss the terrifying reality of the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act, the fierce militant resistance demonstrated during the Solomon Moseby affair, and the grueling but vital work of unearthing forgotten ancestors at Victoria Lawn Cemetery. Key Takeaways: 👉🏾 The brutal impact of the 1850 Fugitive Slave Act and why the threat of extradition meant the journey didn't simply end at the Canadian border. 👉🏾 How the Solomon Moseby affair showcased the tight-knit, militant resistance of the Black community in the Niagara region. 👉🏾 The emotional "Eureka moment" of uncovering the sunken gravestone of Harriet Tubman's niece, Amanda Stewart Gales Taylor, after it had been swallowed by the earth for a century. 👉🏾 Why it is essential to confront the horrors of slavery instead of painting a sanitized, "yellow brick road" narrative of history. Timestamps: [00:00] The Hook: Digging for Identity & The Guardian's Truth [01:30] Introduction: Welcome to the North Star Series [03:20] Segment 1: The 1850 Fugitive Slave Act & The Solomon Moseby Affair [08:15] Segment 2: Salem Chapel & Harriet Tubman's Base of Operations [15:30] Segment 3: Busting the "Yellow Brick Road" Myth [22:40] Segment 4: Unearthing Ancestors at Victoria Lawn Cemetery [28:15] Conclusion & CTA Meet the Guest: Rochelle Bush is the resident historian of the Salem Chapel BME Church and the owner and operator of Tubman Tours Canada. Links & Resources: Book a tour with Rochelle: Tubman Tours Canada Read the full travel tale and see photos of the 1880s Union Jack and the meditation garden on our Substack: Rudderless Travel: Unpacked Book your stay in Niagara with our interactive Hotel & Airbnb map: Stay22 Map If this story moved you, please hit that subscribe button, leave a rating, and share it with a friend to help keep these vital histories alive. Ensure you are subscribed so you don't miss our next episode exploring the gritty reality of the War of 1812 in Queenston! Watch this next: QUEENSTON: The Laura Secord Chocolate Myth & The 32-Km Swamp Trek (ft. Lakme Mehta-Jones) | 21. Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    ST. CATHARINES: The True Story of Harriet Tubman in Canada (ft. Rochelle Bush) | 20

  3. Sep 1

    NIAGARA: How Nikola Tesla Tamed the River & Won the War of the Currents (ft. Victor North) | 19

    When most people look at the lights in their home, they see convenience. But 125 years ago, the story behind that light was the epicenter of a war between two titans: Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison, who were fighting for the future of our electrified world. One wanted to monopolize the current; the other wanted to give it away to the world. Episode Summary: In the finale of our 3-part Tesla Series, we bring the journey home to the Niagara Parks Power Station in Niagara Falls, Ontario to unpack the AC Revolution. Joined by expert guide Victor North, we discover how a childhood dream of putting a "wheel" on Niagara Falls became a reality that electrified the globe. We explore the massive engineering triumphs, the ability to transmit power over vast distances, and how Nikola Tesla tamed the river and turned the lights on for the entire planet. Key Takeaways: 👉🏾 How a childhood lithograph inspired Tesla to harness the power of Niagara Falls. 👉🏾 Why the "factor of distance" made Tesla's Alternating Current (AC) polyphase system the ultimate victor in the War of the Currents, a feat impossible under Edison's DC model. 👉🏾 The fascinating history of the dual Tesla statues holding lightning bolts. 👉🏾 The significance of the Tesla Coil and his futuristic ambitions for wireless energy transmission across the electromagnetic spectrum. 👉🏾 How the modern legacy of Nikola Tesla has been hijacked by the Tesla Motor Company, which has no direct connection to the man himself. Timestamps: [00:00] The Hook: A War Between Two Titans [01:10] Bumper [01:30] Introduction: Bringing it Home to the Power Station [03:20] Segment 1: The Childhood Dream Realized [08:15] Segment 2: The Factor of Distance [12:45] Segment 3: The Tesla Statue and Lightning Bolts [16:30] Segment 4: Engineering Survival [20:15] Segment 5: The Name Hijacked [24:00] Conclusion & CTA Meet the Guest: Victor North is an expert guide at the Niagara Parks Power Station in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Links & Resources: Read the full Substack Deep Dive: Rudderless Travel: Unpacked (https://rudderlesstravel.substack.com/) Book your stay in Niagara with our interactive Hotel Map Learn more about the Niagara Parks Power Station: https://www.niagaraparks.com/visit/attractions/niagara-parks-power-station If you enjoyed this episode, hit that subscribe button, leave a rating, and share it with a friend! Make sure you are subscribed so you don't miss the beginning of our North Star series exploring Harriet Tubman's legacy at the Salem Chapel in St. Catharines. 👉🏾 Watch this next: ST. CATHARINES (North Star 1) - Harriet Tubman & The Guardian of the Terminus (ft. Rochelle Bush) | 20 Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    NIAGARA: How Nikola Tesla Tamed the River & Won the War of the Currents (ft. Victor North) | 19

  4. Aug 18

    BELGRADE: How Nikola Tesla Predicted the Smartphone 125 Years Ago (ft. Vladimir Perić) | 18

    When we talk about Nikola Tesla, the conversation usually turns to myths, rumors, and legends. He’s the mad scientist. The eccentric genius who talked to aliens. The man who invented a death ray. But when you strip away the science fiction and the internet conspiracies, what you are left with is a man whose actual, documented reality is even more mind-blowing than the myths. Episode Summary: This is Part 2 of our 3-part Tesla Series, where we are decoding the mind of the genius in Belgrade! In this episode, we travel to Serbia to step inside the UNESCO-recognized archives of the Nikola Tesla Museum. Joined by curator and researcher Vladimir Perić, we explore his 160,000 original documents, his custom-made instruments, and the urn containing his actual ashes to set the record straight on who Tesla truly was. Key Takeaways: 👉🏾 Why J.P. Morgan really pulled the funding on Tesla's mysterious Long Island project. 👉🏾 The real story behind his infamous connection to pigeons and his habit of keeping grocery receipts. 👉🏾 The fundamental differences between Tesla's mind and Thomas Edison's. 👉🏾 How Tesla predicted the smartphone and global wireless networks 125 years ago. Timestamps: [00:00] The Hook: The Mad Scientist Myths [01:10] Bumper [01:30] Introduction: Arriving in the "White City" [03:20] Segment 1: The Ultimate Archive & The Real Man [06:45] Segment 2: Decoding the Mind [11:15] Segment 3: Pigeons and Misconceptions [14:30] Segment 4: The War of the Currents [18:45] Segment 5: A Legacy for Humanity [22:15] Conclusion & CTA Meet the Guest: Vladimir Perić is a Curator and Researcher at the Nikola Tesla Museum in Belgrade, Serbia. Links & Resources: Read the full Substack Deep Dive: Rudderless Travel: Unpacked Learn more about the Nikola Tesla Museum If you enjoyed this episode, hit that subscribe button, leave a rating, and share it with a friend! Make sure you are subscribed so you don't miss Part 3 of the series, where we head to Niagara Falls, New York, to see where Tesla won the War of the Currents Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    BELGRADE: How Nikola Tesla Predicted the Smartphone 125 Years Ago (ft. Vladimir Perić) | 18

  5. Aug 4

    SMILJAN: The Midnight Storm That Birthed Nikola Tesla (ft. Dino Jamičić) | 17

    Imagine a thunderstorm so violent it feels like the end of the world. It’s midnight on July 10, 1856, in the Velebit mountains of Croatia, and a midwife's bad omen is rewritten by a mother's fierce love: "No. He will be a child of light". Episode Summary: In Part 1 of our 3-part Tesla Series, we travel to the village of Smiljan to track down the roots of Nikola Tesla and explore the environment that forged a visionary. Joined by Dino Jamičić, we unpack local legends, Tesla's daring childhood, and the profound influence of his unschooled but brilliant mother, Đuka Mandić. Key Takeaways: 👉🏾 The poetic, haunting true story of Tesla's birth during a midnight lightning storm. 👉🏾 How his mother's photographic memory helped shape his creative spirit. 👉🏾 Why the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre holds the spiritual energy and "soul" that developed his genius. Timestamps: [00:00] The Midnight Storm [06:08] The Prophecy & The Land [08:29] The Mother of Invention [11:41] The Turning Point [15:35] The Epiphany in the Sand [18:40] The Wireless Dream [25:44] The Myths and the Man [26:55] The Soul of Smiljan Meet the Guest: Dino Jamičić is the Promotional Activities Coordinator at the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre in Smiljan, Croatia. Links & Resources: Read the full Substack Deep Dive: Rudderless Travel: Unpacked Learn more about the Nikola Tesla Memorial Centre Make sure you hit that Subscribe button right now so you don’t miss a single step of this 3-part Tesla series! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review and share it with a friend Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    SMILJAN: The Midnight Storm That Birthed Nikola Tesla (ft. Dino Jamičić) | 17

  6. Jul 21

    QUÉBEC: The Urban Guide and the Wild Adventurer (ft. Pamela MacNaughtan) | 16

    Description: Most people think travel writing is about meticulously curated Instagram feeds and strictly adhering to SEO algorithms. But imagine throwing all that away, closing your laptop, and deciding to just "raw-dog life" by writing unapologetic, feral truths about everything from emotional road trips to accidental X-rated tourist mistakes. Episode Summary: In Episode 16, we wrap up our breathtaking Québec Maritime road trip in the Gaspésie region and sit down with Pamela MacNaughtan, the unapologetically feral creative force behind Urban Guide Quebec. Pamela is a travel writer with a fascinating dual identity—she's an urban guide tracking down the absolute best culinary staples, and a wild Canadian adventurer who thrives in extreme nature. In this raw, unfiltered conversation, we unpack the hilarious realities of Quebec's culinary culture, the profound emotional weight of road trips with aging parents, and why sometimes you just have to close the laptop and live in the moment. 3 Scroll-Stopping Moments & Quotes from the Episode: 👉🏾 Poutine vs. Putain (The Ultimate Tourist Mistake): Why using English slang to shorten Quebec's favorite dish might make locals think you are looking for a hooker. "By the way it's poutine it's not pout okay put is a hooker so soft sorry I saw someone put that on threads and they're like I didn't like the pout and I was like you didn't like the hookers" — Pamela MacNaughtan 👉🏾 The Golden Rule of the Sugar Shack: The strict, non-negotiable rule for dining at a traditional Québécois cabane à sucre. "Put it on your tortilla you drizzle it into your pea soup you put it on your eggs... you need to at least drizzle maple syrup on on at least everything if you're gonna if you're in a sugar shack." — Pamela MacNaughtan 👉🏾 The Feral Writer & The Invisible Wall: The profoundly emotional realization that prompted Pamela to permanently close her laptop on day one of a 27-day Route 66 road trip with her 79-year-old mother. "It kind of felt like I had just raised a wall and... she was over on the other side of the wall and I was in my little cocoon and for a split second I was like 'Okay you know what this is not right this doesn't feel right.' and I closed my laptop and I didn't open it again for the rest of the trip." — Pamela MacNaughtan Timestamps: [00:00] The Hook & Introduction: Trading Poutine for the Wilderness [02:15] The Québec Maritime Wrap-Up & Arriving in Gaspé [04:40] Breaking the "Chalet Cherry" at Refuge Val d'Iré [06:35] The Golden Rule of the Cabane à Sucre (Sugar Shacks) [10:50] Poutine vs. Putain: An X-Rated Tourist Mistake [14:15] Environmental Redemption: Finding Beauty in Industrial Towns [19:00] The Route 66 Road Trip & The Invisible Wall [27:00] Caregiving, Loss, and the Power of "We Have Today" [31:30] Feral Writing: Ignoring SEO and "Raw-Dogging Life" [34:30] Conclusion & Teaser for Croatia Meet Our Guest: Pamela MacNaughtan is the unapologetically feral creative force behind Urban Guide Quebec. As a travel writer and adventurer, her portfolio shifts seamlessly from chic urban food shops to extreme Canadian wilderness, focusing on deep, authentic connections, environmental redemption stories, and highly specific culinary deep-dives. Host & Show Info: Christopher Rudder is an award-winning travel content creator, travel expert, and the owner of Rudderless Media. Rudderless Travel Podcast is an award-winning audio and video podcast about purposeful travel, sharing inspirational stories, and unlocking a destination's secrets. Links & Resources: 👉🏾 8 Days in Quebec Maritime: Top Attractions, Scenic Drives, and Hidden Gems Visit Urban Guide Quebec: urbanguidequebec.com Previous Episode: BAS-SAINT-LAURENT: 14 Minutes to Impact, The Forgotten Titanic of the St. Lawrence (ft. Raphaël Cousineau-Mori ) | 15 If you enjoyed this deep dive, please Follow & Review us on Apple Podcasts! Follow Christopher on Instagram: @rudderless_trvl Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    QUÉBEC: The Urban Guide and the Wild Adventurer (ft. Pamela MacNaughtan) | 16

  7. Jul 7

    BAS-SAINT-LAURENT: Empress of Ireland, Canada's Forgotten Titanic (ft. Raphaël Cousineau-Mori) | 15

    Most people know exactly how the Titanic story ended—a slow, two-hour descent into the freezing Atlantic. But imagine a luxury liner twice the size of a football field, carrying over a thousand people, vanishing beneath the waves in just 14 minutes. Episode Summary: In Episode 15, we cross the massive St. Lawrence River to the Pointe-au-Père Maritime Historic Site in Quebec. Joined by museum expert Raphaël Cousineau-Mori, we uncover the harrowing true story of the Empress of Ireland. Discover why a disaster that claimed 1,012 souls was almost completely erased from the history books, the treasures divers pulled from the freezing depths, and how the outbreak of World War I provided the perfect cover-up for the world's largest transportation company. 3 Scroll-Stopping Moments & Quotes from the Episode: 👉🏾 The Corporate WWI Cover-Up: How the Canadian Pacific company used the outbreak of the First World War to sweep their biggest PR nightmare under the rug. "The other reason why it was forgotten is that three weeks after the sinking the war started... you're the biggest transportation company in the world, your most luxurious ship just sank, and then you have a cover up." — Raphaël Cousineau-Mori 👉🏾 The Tragic Irony of the Return Voyage: Understanding the heartbreaking demographics of the passengers onboard. "I did not find a job, I miss my family or I came here, I made some money and I have enough to bring my family here... mostly lots of immigrants that were going back for a trip." — Raphaël Cousineau-Mori 👉🏾 Dr. James Fried Grant's Silver Watch: The chilling story of a great-grandson walking into the museum with the engraved silver watch of the very first doctor to treat the survivors. "He was actually one of the first to [fall] at the Empress of Ireland and the first picked by the crew of the store staff. People came in injured and he was helping them." — Raphaël Cousineau-Mori Timestamps: [00:00] The Hook & Introduction: 1,012 Lost Souls [03:15] Arriving at Pointe-au-Père & The Onondaga Submarine [08:15] Technological Guardrails: The Autonomous Car Comparison [13:44] Treasures of the Deep: Silver Ingots, Safes, and 318 Mailbags [14:45] The Grim Reality: Recovering the Bodies [17:36] The Human Tragedy: Passenger Demographics [21:30] The WWI Cover-Up by Canadian Pacific [23:14] Surviving Artifacts: The Wool Vest & The Chest [28:50] Dr. Grant's Engraved Silver Watch [35:20] Conclusion & Outro Meet Our Guest: Raphaël Cousineau-Mori is an expert historian and guide at the Empress of Ireland Museum, dedicated to keeping the memory of the passengers and crew above water by preserving their recovered stories and artifacts. Host & Show Info: Christopher Rudder is an award-winning travel content creator, travel expert, and the owner of Rudderless Media. Rudderless Travel Podcast is an award-winning audio and video podcast about purposeful travel, sharing inspirational stories, and unlocking a destination's secrets. Links & Resources: 👉🏾 8 Days in Quebec Maritime: Top Attractions, Scenic Drives, and Hidden Gems Visit the Empress of Ireland Museum: https://www.shmp.qc.ca/index-en.html Previous Episode: CÔTE-NORD: Chasing Giants from Zodiacs to the Silent Shore | 14 If you enjoyed this deep dive, please Follow & Review us on Apple Podcasts! Follow Christopher on Instagram: @rudderless_trvl Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    BAS-SAINT-LAURENT: Empress of Ireland, Canada's Forgotten Titanic (ft. Raphaël Cousineau-Mori) | 15

  8. Jun 23

    CÔTE NORD: Chasing Giants from Zodiacs To The Silent Shore (ft. Christine Stadelmann & Eloïse Lavoie) | 14

    There are two ways to meet a whale in the Côte-Nord. You can chase them down in a high-speed red boat, or you can sit on a rock in absolute silence and wait for them to come to you. Today, we're doing both. Episode Summary: In Episode 14, we travel to the breathtaking Côte-Nord region of Quebec, exploring Tadoussac and Les Bergeronnes to see why this is the best place in the world for whale watching. Joined by researcher Christine Stadelmann at the Marine Mammals Interpretation Center (CIMM) and Parks Canada guide Eloïse Lavoie at Cap-de-Bon-Désir, we unpack the fascinating biology of these ocean giants and the thrill of seeing them up close. Discover the 10,000-year-old beluga found in a backyard, the heartbreaking reality of ocean pollution, the high-speed rush of an Innu-run Zodiac tour, and the meditative "zombie" silence of watching whales right from the rocky shores. 3 Scroll-Stopping Moments & Quotes from the Episode: The Prehistoric Backyard Beluga: How a local woman digging in her garden accidentally uncovered a perfectly preserved 10,700-year-old whale skeleton. "A woman called Nick found him, like in her... backyard. When she tried to... get a bigger space... And then so he was like perfectly, um, conserved because he was... between two layers of clay. And it's a beluga whale and it's 10,700 years old." — Christine Stadelmann The Tragedy of Ocean Pollution: The devastating reality of what researchers found inside the stomach of a massive sperm whale. "What we did find in his stomach was actually some rubbish... plastic wire. Find plastic, then you have a bag and also like cords. And so we don't know if that made that he was not able to feed probably..." — Christine Stadelmann The Silent Shore Contemplation: The hypnotic, quiet energy of watching whales from the rocks using the "clock" system. "When you're on the shore and looking at the whales... you're more in a contemplation place... everyone is like silent and... the interpretive guide will show where the whales are with the clock system. So people are looking around at the landscape and they are silent because they wanna hear." — Eloïse Lavoie Timestamps: [00:00] The Hook: Two Ways to Meet a Whale [01:30] Bumper & Introduction: Tadoussac and the Côte-Nord [03:45] Inside the CIMM: Hidden Hands and the Prehistoric Beluga [06:00] The Grim Reality: Finding 15kg of Rubbish Inside a Sperm Whale [08:20] Grandmothers of the Sea: Beluga Whale Societies [10:15] Boarding the Zodiac: High-Speed Thrills with Croisières Essipit [13:30] Cap-de-Bon-Désir: The Silent Shore and the Lighthouse [15:45] The Laurentian Channel: Why Whales Come Close to the Rocks [18:20] Conclusion & Outro Meet Our Guests: Christine Stadelmann is a dedicated guide and researcher at the Marine Mammals Interpretation Center (CIMM), working to educate the public on the biology, history, and conservation of whales in the St. Lawrence River. Eloïse Lavoie is a passionate guide with Parks Canada at the Cap-de-Bon-Désir Interpretation and Observation Centre, helping visitors connect with the marine environment through shore-based contemplation. Host & Show Info: Christopher Rudder is an award-winning travel content creator, travel expert, and the owner of Rudderless Media. Rudderless Travel Podcast is an award-winning audio and video podcast about purposeful travel, sharing inspirational stories, and unlocking a destination's secrets. Links & Resources: 👉🏾 8 Days in Quebec Maritime: Top Attractions, Scenic Drives, and Hidden Gems Visit the Marine Mammals Interpretation Center (CIMM): https://gremm.org/en/cimm-hours-and-admission/ Explore Cap-de-Bon-Désir with Parks Canada: https://parks.canada.ca/amnc-nmca/qc/saguenay/visit/cap-de-bon-desir Previous Episode: LAC SAINT-JEAN: From Confessions to Confections (ft. Vincent Lavoie) | 13 Community & Calls to Action: If you enjoyed this deep dive, please Follow & Review us on Apple Podcasts! Follow Christopher on Instagram: @rudderless_trvl Get full access to Rudderless Travel: Unpacked at rudderlesstravel.substack.com/subscribe

    CÔTE NORD: Chasing Giants from Zodiacs To The Silent Shore (ft. Christine Stadelmann & Eloïse Lavoie) | 14
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Unlock the forgotten histories and human stories of the world’s destinations; Christopher Rudder will take you there. This isn't just about where we go; it's about who we become when we get there and who we are after we leave. Every two weeks, we go beyond the surface and checked boxes to reveal a destination’s secrets. rudderlesstravel.substack.com

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    Christopher Rudder | Rudderless Media
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    23
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    Explicit
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