A Conversation with Kallye Tristan on Weird World Season 2
We have officially begun the countdown to Weird World Adventures Season 2 on Amazon Prime! In this episode, Malorie talks with her friend Kallye Tristan about Episode 2, The Gates of the Voodoo Underworld. We discuss Kallye’s wild experiences as a flight attendant, Malorie’s time filming in New Orleans, and some of Kallye’s most epic…
Read More Bucket List Destinations
Join Malorie and Michael as they discuss their bucket list travel destinations that they have not yet been to. From the outback to Papua New Guinea to the Studio Ghibli Museum in Japan and more, listen in to get some travel inspiration before we break away to discuss special behind the scenes moments from Weird…
Read More Masquerade (and All Things Andrew Lloyd Webber)
What starts as extreme excitement for Malorie and Michael’s invitation to the Phantom of the Opera’s new Masquerade experience turns into a complete nerd-fest of all things Andrew Lloyd Webber. Listed to Michael sass Malorie about Phantom, Cats, and Evita all while getting all the details we know about the new Masquerade experience set to…
Read More Italy Awaits: Best Experiences in the Heart of the Country
Some places sweep you off your feet. Italy? It quietly slips into your soul and makes itself at home. There’s something deeply comforting about the heart of Italy. Maybe it’s the gentle clatter of cups at a sleepy café in Umbria. Or the way the sunlight washes over the ochre rooftops of Rome in the…
Read More 8 U.S. States That Have Their Own Versions of the Bermuda Triangle
Everyone knows the Bermuda Triangle—the eerie slice of ocean where planes vanish, ships sink without a trace, and explanations always seem just out of reach. But here’s what most people don’t realize: the Bermuda Triangle is far from alone. America is full of strange pockets—regions where the natural order seems to fray at the edges.…
Read More Why We Might Be the Last Generation to See the Northern Lights
There are moments in life that shift something inside you without asking permission. Standing under the Northern Lights is one of them. It doesn’t matter how many photos you’ve seen or how much science you’ve read. The first time you witness those eerie ribbons of light stretching and swirling across the night sky—green like old…
Read More A Complete Guide to Container Shipping to Maui and Guam for Hassle-Free Moves
Container shipping to Maui can seem overwhelming at first—especially if you’re moving your entire life across the ocean. I learned this firsthand when my family relocated from Los Angeles to Kihei. We had a garage full of tools, surfboards, furniture, and a freezer full of organic meat that all had to make it safely to…
Read More Top Luxury Villas St John Travelers Love: Your Ultimate St John Villa Rental Guide
Finding the perfect St John Villa rental is like discovering your own slice of Caribbean heaven. It’s not just about a roof over your head; it’s about waking up to sea views, sipping local rum on a breezy terrace, and sinking into the quiet rhythm of island life. After traveling to the U.S. Virgin Islands…
Read More Explore Canada’s Wild Beauty by Car: A Road Trip Adventure
Canada is a paradise for travelers who love the freedom of the open road, stunning landscapes, and outdoor adventure. From majestic mountain ranges to peaceful lakes and charming small towns, traveling by car is one of the best ways to experience the country’s diverse beauty. So, let’s discuss a road trip through Canada. Why Canada…
Read More The Block Universe Theory: Are We Just Living in a Fixed Timeline?
Here’s a question that’ll mess with your head more than any horror movie ever could: What if the future has already happened? Not will happen. Not might happen. But has—just like your past, just like this moment you’re in right now. Already written. Already there. Just out of sight. It’s not a sci-fi plot or…
Read More The First Woman to Cross America by Car—And Why Her Story Was Buried
Let’s talk about Alice. Not Wonderland Alice, not “who the hell is Alice?” Alice. I’m talking about Alice Ramsey—a 22-year-old from New Jersey who, in 1909, decided to drive across the entire United States. Alone. Well, mostly. More on that in a second. Regardless, she was the first woman to cross America by car. Just…
Read More Why We’re Not Ready for Space Tourism (Even If Jeff Bezos Is)
At some point in the last few years, it became perfectly normal to hear that a tech billionaire launched himself or his wife and her besties (I’m looking at you, Jeff Bezos) into orbit for fun. For no specific reason except to say, “I’ve been to space and you haven’t.” And I get it—space is…
Read More Bardenas Reales: Spain’s Otherworldly Desert Park Looks Like Mars
There’s this one spot in Spain that honestly doesn’t make any sense. You’re cruising through the countryside, fields on either side, maybe a sleepy village or two, and suddenly—bam. The Earth changes. Like you’ve driven into a whole other planet. It’s dry, it’s cracked, it’s eerie in a beautiful way. And it’s probably one of…
Read More An American Road Trip for Every Season (And None of Them Are the Ones You’re Thinking Of)
Everyone’s got that one road trip they dream about—Route 66, Pacific Coast Highway, maybe a leaf-peeping cruise through Vermont. And sure, those are classics for a reason. But if you’re looking to dodge the crowds and see a different side of America—the stranger, quieter, more soulful version—this list is for you. We picked one offbeat…
Read More Mütter Museum: The World’s Only “Death Museum” That’s Also a Medical School Exhibit
Most museums try to comfort you. Art museums soothe. Science museums inspire. History museums connect. But the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia? It challenges you. You probably won’t find it on a top-10 list of family-friendly attractions in Philly. But if you’re the type of person who’s ever asked, “What does disease actually do to the…
Read More Can Older Adults in Assisted Living Embrace Trips to Strange Places?
Some folks only think of travel in simple ways, but many are drawn to remote deserts, hidden forests, and the allure of odd traditions found across the globe, and there’s no reason older adults in assisted living can’t connect with that spirit in their own ways, especially because curiosity doesn’t just end with a change…
Read More Hidden Gems in Saudi Arabia: Underrated Places You Must Visit
Saudi Arabia checks all the boxes for a perfect holiday. It has everything to offer with its beautiful scenery, rich culture, ancient history, and glorious beaches. Whether you’re after luxury or an exploratory adventure, you’ll find everything here. The hidden gems of Saudi Arabia are ready to amaze its tourists all over again. The beauty…
Read More How to Prove Fault in a Car Accident Case
A car accident can be a traumatic experience, and they often lead to complicated legal battles over fault and compensation. Did you know that in the U.S., early estimates for 2024 indicate a decrease in motor vehicle deaths compared to 2023? The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates approximately 39,345 fatalities in 2024, a…
Read More 7 Towns in Europe With Populations Under 1000 That Are Worth Visiting
We talk a lot about getting off the beaten path—but what does that actually mean? It’s easy to say, “I want to go where no one else goes,” until you’re standing in a sleepy village. You find there’s no tourist information booth, no Instagram hashtags, and maybe just one café that opens when it feels…
Read More 6 Places Where the Ground Literally Glows at Night
There’s something about things that glow in the dark that grabs us—like moths to a flame, or maybe just people chasing wonder in a world that can feel way too ordinary. But did you know that there are real places in the world where the ground (or the water, or the caves) actually lights up…
Read More Weird & Quirky Jobs From The Middle Ages That No Longer Exist, But I Low-key Wish They Did
If you’ve ever stared blankly at your computer, wondering how your job became 70% emails and 30% pretending to be busy, you’re not alone. Now imagine a time when “career” meant something very, very different. No offices, no Zoom calls, and no spreadsheets. Just you, your rat-catching stick, and a strong stomach. Welcome to the…
Read More Lost Religions That Changed the World—But Vanished Without a Trace
We tend to think of religion as something timeless—set in stone, practiced for centuries, unshakeable. But that’s not really how belief works. History’s full of forgotten faiths. Some of them came surprisingly close to becoming dominant world religions. Others were so mysterious and ahead of their time that they’re still mysteries today. But for one…
Read More The 6 Prettiest Villages in the World You’ve Never Heard Of
You know that feeling when you’re scrolling through Instagram and suddenly stop—because the photo is just too dreamy? A sun-drenched street with cobblestones, faded pastel walls, flower boxes exploding with color, and that warm, glowy kind of light that makes you want to pack a bag immediately? Yeah, these villages are that. They’re the secret,…
Read More Halley’s Comet: Why People Really Believed a Comet Would Burn the Earth in 1910
Imagine waking up one morning in 1910 and reading that a comet is going to pass so close to Earth that it might set the whole planet on fire. Or kill everyone with cyanide. Or, depending on which newspaper you read, turn the atmosphere into a kind of cosmic soup that no one would survive.…
Read More How to Create a Crypto Token? A Practical Guide to Building and Scaling Token Projects
In the ever-evolving world of Web3, launching your own crypto token is no longer reserved for big-name developers or VC-funded startups. From community-driven DAOs to next-gen DeFi tools, token creation has become a powerful strategy for both traders and founders looking to bring utility, liquidity, or governance to their ecosystems. But let’s be honest —…
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