La Cocina – The Cultural Melting Pot of Southwestern Cuisine
Food Facts Cuisines: Fusion of Native American, Colonial Spanish, Aztec and 19th century American traders Tastes: Hot, spicy, and delicious Staples: Hot chiles
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Monday, December 8, 2025
South America
Study Guide: A Short History of Tea
Drinking Tea plays a central part in our lives. It is a universal phenomenon with millions of people the world over enjoying tea on a daily basis. It is hard to imagine a world without tea. In fact it has become the most widely consumed beverage on earth after water.
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Children of Llullaillaco
Salta’s Museum of High Mountain Archeology offers one of the most extraordinary and disturbing exhibits of Inca relics in the world and will captivate anyone with even a passing interest in the ancient culture of the region. The Museum concentrates on items found high up in the Andes Mountains, a terrain regarded as holy by the indigenous communities that lived in the region hundreds of years ago.
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The Ruins of Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is the most famous of all the Inca ruins in Peru, and for many visitors to South America, the high point of their trip.
Read moreVeterans Day in San Diego
A second one hour compilation of short travel stories from around the globe. In this episode: It’s Veterans Day in
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