Off the Map with the Dallasite on Tour Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/off-the-map-with-the-dallasite-on-tour Most travel content shows you the same ten places. Off the Map goes somewhere else. Hosted by Keith Ingram — the Dallasite on Tour — this podcast takes you to the world's most overlooked destinations through conversations with people who call them home. Each episode features an in-depth interview with a local guide who shares the culture, cuisine, traditions, and untold stories of places you won't find on typical tourist itineraries. From self-governing island nations to ancient mountain villages, Off the Map explores what makes these places extraordinary — and why some of them may not exist much longer. New episodes every two weeks. Subscribe and discover what's been hiding off the map. Category: Travel / Society & Culture Tags: travel, culture, hidden destinations, indigenous cultures, world exploration, off the beaten path, documentary, storytelling @ Ingram Legacy Holdings 48b5511c-040e-5535-8661-da10ecb37ea3 no Support this podcast on Patreon en Sat, 16 May 2026 05:36:13 -0500 Sat, 16 May 2026 05:37:29 -0500 https://dot-podcast.truskool.net/ https://img.transistorcdn.com/AwgZZjEjntt3g4yw5H9Va9vjnBOKQm9uMK7ROAd8-Q4/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9kNTY3/ZGIzZDk1N2FiNmRl/N2YyYmJlNWY3MzZl/YWYwNy5wbmc.jpg Off the Map with the Dallasite on Tour https://dot-podcast.truskool.net/ episodic Tru Skool Entertainment International Corp Most travel content shows you the same ten places. Off the Map goes somewhere else. Hosted by Keith Ingram — the Dallasite on Tour — this podcast takes you to the world's most overlooked destinations through conversations with people who call them home. Each episode features an in-depth interview with a local guide who shares the culture, cuisine, traditions, and untold stories of places you won't find on typical tourist itineraries. From self-governing island nations to ancient mountain villages, Off the Map explores what makes these places extraordinary — and why some of them may not exist much longer. New episodes every two weeks. Subscribe and discover what's been hiding off the map. Category: Travel / Society & Culture Tags: travel, culture, hidden destinations, indigenous cultures, world exploration, off the beaten path, documentary, storytelling Most travel content shows you the same ten places. travel, culture, hidden destinations, indigenous cultures, world exploration, off the beaten path, documentary, storytelling Keith L Ingram dotproject2017@gmail.com No No Stones That Remember 2 2 Stones That Remember full 1fe75cc3-e71e-44ef-8f19-148e0a9562dd https://dot-podcast.truskool.net/s1/2 Ginger Pelirroja takes the mic this week and heads to Matera, Italy — a city carved into limestone cliffs where people have lived for over nine thousand years. With local guide Lucia Ferrante, she explores the ancient sassi cave neighborhoods, from their prehistoric origins to their forced evacuation in the 1950s and their stunning rebirth as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Ginger Pelirroja takes the mic this week and heads to Matera, Italy — a city carved into limestone cliffs where people have lived for over nine thousand years. With local guide Lucia Ferrante, she explores the ancient sassi cave neighborhoods, from their prehistoric origins to their forced evacuation in the 1950s and their stunning rebirth as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2026 07:58:34 -0500 Ginger Pelliroja Ginger Pelliroja 954 Ginger Pelirroja takes the mic this week and heads to Matera, Italy — a city carved into limestone cliffs where people have lived for over nine thousand years. With local guide Lucia Ferrante, she explores the ancient sassi cave neighborhoods, from their prehistoric origins to their forced evacuation in the 1950s and their stunning rebirth as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ginger Pelirroja takes the mic this week and heads to Matera, Italy — a city carved into limestone cliffs where people have lived for over nine thousand years. With local guide Lucia Ferrante, she explores the ancient sassi cave neighborhoods, from their travel, culture, hidden destinations, indigenous cultures, world exploration, off the beaten path, documentary, storytelling No Ginger Pelirroja Lucia Ferrante The Islands That Govern Themselves — Nele Iguaibilo on San Blas 1 1 The Islands That Govern Themselves — Nele Iguaibilo on San Blas full 2ae12580-e1b7-41c6-a64f-f6be76f20432 https://dot-podcast.truskool.net/s1/1 In the first episode of Off the Map, Keith sits down with Nele Iguaibilo, a woman from the Guna people of Panama's San Blas Islands — one of the few indigenous nations in the world that governs itself completely.

Nele shares what life is like on these 365 remote Caribbean islands: the matrilineal traditions that shape Guna society, the intricate mola textile art passed down through generations, the coconut-based economy, and the urgent threat of rising sea levels that may force her people to relocate within decades.

This is travel beyond the guidebook — a story of autonomy, resilience, and a culture fighting to survive.

Topics covered:

  • Guna Yala's political autonomy and self-governance
  • Matrilineal society and women's roles
  • Mola art: meaning, technique, and cultural significance
  • Traditional cuisine and the coconut economy
  • Climate change and the fight to preserve the islands
★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> In the first episode of Off the Map, Keith sits down with Nele Iguaibilo, a woman from the Guna people of Panama's San Blas Islands — one of the few indigenous nations in the world that governs itself completely.

Nele shares what life is like on these 365 remote Caribbean islands: the matrilineal traditions that shape Guna society, the intricate mola textile art passed down through generations, the coconut-based economy, and the urgent threat of rising sea levels that may force her people to relocate within decades.

This is travel beyond the guidebook — a story of autonomy, resilience, and a culture fighting to survive.

Topics covered:

  • Guna Yala's political autonomy and self-governance
  • Matrilineal society and women's roles
  • Mola art: meaning, technique, and cultural significance
  • Traditional cuisine and the coconut economy
  • Climate change and the fight to preserve the islands
★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> Sun, 11 Jan 2026 06:00:00 -0600 Keith Ingram (Dallasite on Tour™) Keith Ingram (Dallasite on Tour™) 750 In the first episode of Off the Map, Keith sits down with Nele Iguaibilo, a woman from the Guna people of Panama's San Blas Islands — one of the few indigenous nations in the world that governs itself completely.

Nele shares what life is like on these 365 remote Caribbean islands: the matrilineal traditions that shape Guna society, the intricate mola textile art passed down through generations, the coconut-based economy, and the urgent threat of rising sea levels that may force her people to relocate within decades.

This is travel beyond the guidebook — a story of autonomy, resilience, and a culture fighting to survive.

Topics covered:

  • Guna Yala's political autonomy and self-governance
  • Matrilineal society and women's roles
  • Mola art: meaning, technique, and cultural significance
  • Traditional cuisine and the coconut economy
  • Climate change and the fight to preserve the islands
★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ]]> travel, culture, hidden destinations, indigenous cultures, world exploration, off the beaten path, documentary, storytelling No Nele Iguaibilo