Travel Talk With Slow Baja Meet Javier Martinez Of Boules Restaurant Ensenada
Travel Talk With Slow Baja Meet Javier Martinez, owner of Boules Restaurant. Today's Travel Talk with Slow Baja has me chatting with Javier Martinez, owner of Boules Restaurant in Ensenada. I wanted t...
25 Mars 202224min
Brook Elgen Artist Illustrator Maker-Of-Things
Brook Elgen is an illustrator, artist, and maker-of-things who splits her time between Mendocino, California, and Zacatitos, Baja California Sur. She specializes in handmade goods in a diverse array o...
18 Mars 202251min
Luck Beats Good More Baja Tales With Pete Springer
81-year-old Pete Springer has been a frequent visitor to Baja for over 60 years. He watched the 1969 Baja 1000 and raced a home built-single-seat buggy in 1970. He continued building and running his d...
11 Mars 20221h 13min
Travel Talk With Slow Baja Meet Collin Corrigan Cerveceria Transpeninsular.
Today's Travel Talk with Slow Baja has me chatting with Collin Corrigan, the owner of Cerveceria Transpeninsular in Ensenada, Baja, California. I sat down with Collin to learn more about the craft bee...
3 Mars 202242min
Sculptor Benito Ortega Vargas The Most Interesting Man In Todos Santos B.C.S.
Benito Ortega Vargas was born in Mexico City in 1951. At an early age, he displayed a penchant for making art. He felt that art was his calling and eventually chose sculpture as his method of expressi...
11 Feb 202219min
Travel Talk With Slow Baja Meet Daniel And Paola From Antonio's Eco Tours
Today's Travel-talk with Slow Baja features Paola and Daniel from Antonio's Eco Tours in San Ignacio. Daniel's father, Antonio, founded whale-watching in San Ignacio Lagoon nearly three decades ago. H...
4 Feb 202218min
Mr. Dune Buggy Jim Chamberlain
Jim Chamberlain has been preparing Dune Buggies for Baja since Bruce Meyers invented them in the early 1960s. Chamberlain prepared the legendary "Old Red" for its record-breaking run from La Paz to Ti...
29 Jan 202257min
Finding Chango The Surf Monkey Fellowship With Beth Slevcove
“Chango,” the twelve-inch tall, plaster-of-paris, irregularly painted statuette, first appeared in the San Ysidro border traffic lines during the early 1970s as street vendors hawked them to passing t...
19 Jan 202242min
