I love this description;

“It’s a site for the travel anthropologist, who wants to not only visit a place but to see the world from the perspective of people living there.”

I think that’s a spot-on description of what Pocketcultures is and the potential it has for imparting hard to reach knowledge about different parts of the world.

As a writer/producer in a cross-cultural marriage I especially appreciate Liz’s idea that there is a wealth of opportunity in the travel and cultural observations of cross-cultural couples. So true that when you’re open to the world you often do end up in a relationship that seals that cultural embrace. Living with the constant negotiation and depth of compassion for other ways of doing and being and thinking definitely affects our travel writing.