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Paul Salopek

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01 / evaluation

” And you go find it on foot, and you report it on foot. That’s a mechanism to slow people down, to get them off staring at their phones, grazing the internet for information, which is part of the process, but I think we rely on it too much.

“” And you go find it on foot, and you report it on foot. That’s a mechanism to slow people down, to get them off staring at their phones, grazing the internet for information, which is part of the process, but I think we rely on it too much.”
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Paul Salopek
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Conversations with Tyler

02 / evaluation

I think the Walk’s difference, though, is — as opposed to one-off projects, even weighty projects, projects that ran really deep that I could spend a year on, whatever, following a Russian gunrunner through Africa or whatnot for months and months — the difference with the Walk, and it is really a significant one, is there’s an interconnectedness between the stories that appear before me and my walking partners.

“I think the Walk’s difference, though, is — as opposed to one-off projects, even weighty projects, projects that ran really deep that I could spend a year on, whatever, following a Russian gunrunner through Africa or whatnot for months and months — the difference with the Walk, and it is really a significant one, is there’s an interconnectedness between the stories that appear before me and my walking partners.”
Speaker
Paul Salopek
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler

03 / evaluation

Cape Town was the San Francisco of South Africa, the place that the tourists flock to, and Johannesburg the place they avoided. But the grit of Johannesburg, the very toughness of it, the very hardiness of it — it was one of these places that you admire because it is real.

“Cape Town was the San Francisco of South Africa, the place that the tourists flock to, and Johannesburg the place they avoided. But the grit of Johannesburg, the very toughness of it, the very hardiness of it — it was one of these places that you admire because it is real.”
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Paul Salopek
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Conversations with Tyler

04 / evaluation

You could ask somebody — and this is important if you’re walking horizon to horizon — for directions, and the directions would be accurate because the teller of the directions had paced off part of those landscapes.

“You could ask somebody — and this is important if you’re walking horizon to horizon — for directions, and the directions would be accurate because the teller of the directions had paced off part of those landscapes.”
Speaker
Paul Salopek
Publisher
Conversations with Tyler
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