This Bainbridge Island-based podcast on wordless nature walks was already popular for its atmospheric ambiance. Coronavirus made the show even more relevant.
New York Times magazine writer at large and "This is Chance!" author Jon Mooallem hosts the "Walking" podcast, a unique, critically lauded program on which listeners do not hear the host's voice. Mooallem was baffled by how many people listened to him walk around Bainbridge Island. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit.Don't Miss
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