Doing so led him to a life of travel and writing to explore some of humanities darker truths, and learn a lot about himself and people, and why stories matter, in the process.
While in Cambodia, he was working on a novel; however, through interacting with the people he uncovered an unshared history of Cambodian culture as a result of what the Khmer Rouge did in the 1970s. His book became a non-fiction account of his travel experience and the admiration he has for a people who struggle to recount their own past.
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What We Cover:
- While it was Noah’s parents travel stories that compelled him to explore the world, it was the untold stories in his family that pushed him to explore his past.
- How a round the world trip gave him an appreciation for stories.
- How his physical travels gave him an emotional connection to his grandmother that he’d never had before.
Explore Further:
- Somewhere Or Bust
- Noah’s book, Traveling the Cambodian Genocide
Music credit: Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static
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