This week, we're joined by Antonoia Malchik to talk about her book. "A Walking Life." Malchik talks about the shallow organizing brought to us by social media, the experience of making a pilgrimage on foot, the importance of walking and nature in human well-being, and what a Hollywood Sidewalk might be.
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