A short trip in a time machine with a character that comes off the page.By Daniel Semo

A chat about how far things have come and how far they still need to go.By Daniel Semo

A night of profanity, catharsis, and unexpected names.By Daniel Semo

The dream of Venice on the Texcoco vs the reality of the Cutzamala at 26%.By Daniel Semo

Marching to keep the disappeared in plain view.By Daniel Semo

I learn about gender gaps in birds (and birders), and try to properly rate a tyrant.By Daniel Semo

Una breve visión del rico mundo de la cocina tradicional.By Daniel Semo

Tamales, aeroplanes, cardamom… and ever-present dreams of nothing.By Daniel Semo

Getting behind the line, outside the city lines.By Daniel Semo

Perrhijas and perrhijos as far as the eye can see.By Daniel Semo

A tale of drug stores, revolutions, liaisions… and bathrooms.By Daniel Semo

The sound of gardens in the place of coyotes.By Daniel Semo

A quick peek at the next generation of Garibaldi legends.By Daniel Semo

I start things off by checking out the newly honoured and revisiting a timeless classic.By Daniel Semo

Back in Melbourne, where I dig through tape and and fight the fadeBy Daniel Semo

I complete some unfinished business and celebrate coming home in the most Melbourne of waysBy Daniel Semo

I ponder change as the tape keeps rolling.By Daniel Semo

A tale of local bureaucracy somehow captivates me in a storied country town.By Daniel Semo

I eavesdrop on a regular afternoon jam session and learn more about a style that’s somehow always been old.By Daniel Semo

I go round in circles and learn about a man who pushed for a new city (and a new self)By Daniel Semo

Joshua shows me around his vintage shop and makes me wonder, "Do I feel lucky? Well, do I (punk)?"By Daniel Semo

Go Penguins!By Daniel Semo

I try to experience Sydney through other people's ears (and one dummy head)By Daniel Semo

I finally make it to Sydney and head somewhere that most people wouldn't... again.By Daniel Semo

Some things change with time, like petrol prices or pub menus. But even things that change can be a source of common ground.By Daniel Semo

I listen to my local bartender, and then fail to listen to what was right in front of me.By Daniel Semo

How do you appreciate an experience that can only be lived through, not passed by? Listening helps.By Daniel Semo

Leigh grew up right by the edge of the river, and the farther he travels on it, the more it feels like homeBy Daniel Semo

Australia is a very different place from the one I came back to when I produced my first series of stories a year ago. But one thing, at least, will be the same—the person I talk to as I embark on another 14 Days.By Daniel Semo

I hear from those who spoke before about what lies ahead.By Daniel Semo

In November 2020, I spoke to someone who was stranded overseas, desperately trying to make it back to Australia. Today, I find out what happened.By Daniel Semo

I exchange notes on the quarantine experience with someone on a comparable, but faraway, island.By Daniel Semo

As I wonder what became of a staple of the Australian airport experience, I talk to someone I knew a long time ago—about Brisbane, about comedy, and about Australia.By Daniel Semo

It’s down to four teams for my AFL pick. As I watch their games and try to find something to latch on to, however, a familiar foe appears.By Daniel Semo

As I see the end in the distance, it’s time to look beyond. It’s also time to make some very important Melburnian decisions.By Daniel Semo

Things are getting a little loopy… so why not lean into it? I set myself a musical challenge and spend a whole day making all kinds of fun noise.By Daniel Semo

In which I wonder if Aphex Twin and Vladimir Nabokov were correct.By Daniel Semo

It’s hard not to get stuck in a loop in quarantine. I talk to an unwitting veteran about the good, the bad, and the utterly ridiculous. And about whatever helps us to get through the day.By Daniel Semo

It’s Census Day in Australia—whether you’re at home, on the road, or in quarantine—and I think about what it means to be counted.By Daniel Semo

I get to the bottom of a mystery, and talk about some of life’s other lows.By Daniel Semo

An unexpected delivery arrives at my door. Naturally, I try to investigate.By Daniel Semo

It’s my birthday and I’m stuck in quarantine. But I get to talk to someone who didn’t have to wait too long for me.By Daniel Semo

In one sense, it was as simple as buying a plane ticket and flying home. In another, it was an odyssey with an unlikely heroBy danielsemopuratic