I think it’s safe to say that we, as a society, are weirdly fascinated by, dare I say obsessed with, cults. And since I clearly watch A LOT of TV shows about cults, I’m clearly not immune to said obsession[...] The post 28 Addictive TV Shows About Cults appeared first on ..read more

Just before midnight on 14 April 1912, the RMS Titanic, on her maiden voyage, struck an iceberg in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, and within 3 hours she had completely floundered (filled with water and sank). Because she had been deemed “the unsinkable ship” she was fitted with only a fraction of the required […] The post 45 Harrowing Books About the Titanic appeared first on ..read more

I’ve been somewhat obsessed with reading books about shipwrecks for almost my entire life. I don’t know where this fascination came from, but I’m guessing it has something to do with the film The Poseidon Adventure, which is still one of my all time favourite films, and a film I rewatched a lot as a small child. Yeah, I was that weirdo[...] The post Terror on the Seas: Captivating Books About Shipwrecks appeared first on ..read more

I think it’s safe to say that we, as a society, are weirdly fascinated by, dare I say obsessed with, cults. And since I clearly watch A LOT of TV shows about cults, I’m clearly not immune to said obsession[...] The post 28 Addictive TV Shows About Cults appeared first on ..read more

Just before midnight on 14 April 1912, the RMS Titanic, on her maiden voyage, struck an iceberg in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, and within 3 hours she had completely floundered (filled with water and sank). Because she had been deemed “the unsinkable ship” she was fitted with only a fraction of the required […] The post 45 Harrowing Books About the Titanic appeared first on ..read more

I’ve been somewhat obsessed with reading books about shipwrecks for almost my entire life. I don’t know where this fascination came from, but I’m guessing it has something to do with the film The Poseidon Adventure, which is still one of my all time favourite films, and a film I rewatched a lot as a small child. Yeah, I was that weirdo[...] The post Terror on the Seas: Captivating Books About Shipwrecks appeared first on ..read more

One of the most unexpected places we went last year was Gijón, Spain (called Xixon locally). It turns out that this fairly unknown (to foreigners) city is absolutely teeming with fascinating things to do, cute cafes and interesting sculptures. And, of course, even a bit of dark tourism. In December 2019, despairing at the election […] The post 19 Fantastic & Unique Things to do in Gijón, Spain appeared first on ..read more

Cover photo credit: Clay Banks on Unsplash So you want to talk about racism? It’s a plague. We can do better.  These books about racism aren’t a cure, but they might help broaden your mind and make you a more compassionate person. It is impossible for white people to know how it is to live […] The post Eye-Opening Books About Racism from Around the World appeared first on ..read more

Sheffield street art has some of the highest standard of quality that I’ve ever seen, and deserves to be more well-known globally as a definitive street art destination. There you go. I’m sorry to be so abrupt, but that’s genuinely how I feel about this city and its visual prowess, and if I beat around […] The post Sheffield Street Art Will Knock Your Socks Off! appeared first on ..read more

If you’re looking for some suggestions for cool and unusual things to do in Krakow, we’ve got you covered. Whether it’s something tourist adjacent, totally off the beaten track, or just something unique to a specific place, we pride ourselves on finding the weird and alternative wherever we go[...] The post 11 Unique and Unusual Things to do in Krakow Off the Beaten Path appeared first on ..read more