Lulu Garcia Navarro
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The Daily · 'The Interview': Rick Steves Refuses To Get Cynical About the World · 14 Dec 2024
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That's so interesting that you have to consider that now.
I am going to talk to you again. But in the time we have left, I want to return to the question of the world and how it's changing. Because you responded to my question about nativism and fear of difference by talking about social media. But I think there's something more fundamental going on.
Perhaps you might be overstating the transformative power of this thing that you do.
After the break, I call Rick back to ask about what he's sacrificed for a life on the road.
Good morning.
I'm good. How are you?
I see that you're at home right now. I want to ask you about your home because you have traveled all over the world, and yet you have always lived in the place where you grew up. Why is that?
Oh, my goodness. That's an amazing view. And indeed, I can see your school.
Most people would not want that memory infused.
Rick, I did want to ask you about something pretty significant in your life. You've been very open about receiving a diagnosis of prostate cancer. How are you doing?
Has it given you more of an urgency to do things you haven't done before?
I just want to stay for a moment with that idea of regret. I mean, what happened, the sacrifices of being on the road so much? Because You have spent such a huge portion of your life going out elsewhere and discovering and exploring.
Well, it's interesting. You use two different words. One is mission and one is choice. I mean, mission sounds like it's a calling and that it doesn't feel like it's a choice, that it doesn't feel like it's optional.
And it relates to this idea that you have talked about with me, which is of being a pilgrim. It seems like the way that you view your career has been infused with this sense of a calling, of something greater than yourself that you're trying to do.
If you couldn't travel anymore or you had to travel differently because of age or sickness or something else, do you worry that that would be a big identity shift for you?
Okay. What place, if I'm going to Europe, should I skip? And what place can't I miss? I've stumped Rick Steves.
Rick Steves, thank you very much. I appreciate your time.
That's Rick Steves. His new book, On the Hippie Trail, publishes early next year. This conversation was produced by Wyatt Orme. It was edited by Annabelle Bacon, mixing by Afim Shapiro and Sophia Landman. Original music by Dan Powell, Alicia Baitube, Pat McCusker, Leah Shaw-Dameron, and Marion Lozano. Photography by Devin Yalkin.
Our senior booker is Priya Matthew and Seth Kelly is our senior producer. Our executive producer is Alison Benedict. Special thanks to Rory Walsh, Renan Bareilly, Jeffrey Miranda, Nick Pittman, Maddy Maciello, Jake Silverstein, Paula Schumann, and Sam Dolnick. If you like what you're hearing, follow or subscribe to The Interview wherever you get your podcasts.
To read or listen to any of our conversations, you can always go to nytimes.com slash The Interview. And you can email us anytime at theinterviewatnytimes.com. Next week, David talks with actor Jonathan Rumi about playing Jesus on the TV show The Chosen and the responsibility he feels meeting fans in real life.
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