3 Unique Places In The USA That Don’t Feel Like America | Drew Binsky

There seems to be a negative stereotype that Americans (and other nationalities) have against the Middle East/South Asia - specifically in regards to AFGHANISTAN, PAKISTAN and IRAQ. And I was eagerly curious to see if it's true the other way around. So over the last month, as I've traveled deeply into these 3 countries - I interviewed 14 random people on the street and asked them, "What are your honest thoughts about America?" I think you will be surprised by their answers. Truth be told, Afghan

Today in Chicago, I had the pleasure to meet a young North Korean girl named Evelyn. 6 years ago, when she was 15 years old, she escaped North Korea with her mother for a better life. Both without passports, they spent 1 month traveling by foot across China, Laos and Thailand - where the South Korean government officially recognized her as a refugee and she was granted permission to migrate to the United States of America. In this eye-opening interview, Evelyn tells me her escape story and how s

How Calendar Works In Iran | Drew Binsky

The World's FRIENDLIEST People! (IRAN) By Drew Binsky: "Out of all my travels in 137 countries, it is right here, in Iran, where I have found the most hospitable and friendly people. Complete strangers coming up to me on the street, from big cities to small towns, offering me a cup of tea in their shop or a bed to sleep in their home. I'm convinced that I could come to Iran with $0 in my pocket and easily be able to make friends, find delicious meals and be welcomed in a comfortable home like fa

Iran Is Not What You Think | Drew Binsky