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Iohan Gueorguiev was a cyclist and explorer who inspired thousands. Although he passed away in 2021, he left behind a large body of self-produced video content that spanned six years and included adventures in the Americas and as far away as Morocco and Oman. Famous for always choosing the hard road, Iohn drew many to him with his kind, gracious and unassuming demeanor.

Join Ty for one last journey with Iohan as we discuss the mysteries surrounding his life, talk with those who knew him, and find out why his videos are in danger of disappearing.

Visit foreverstories.xyz to learn more about the ForeverStories project and how we are using Arweave, Akord, and the permaweb to preserve important cultural artifacts for generations to come.

Additional information resources referenced in this episode include:

• The Bike Wanderer Video Project (Links to Iohan's videos)
• The Hard Road: Insights Into Iohan Gueorguiev by Matt Bardeen
• Карай докрай (Bulgarian article written by Svetoslav Todorov) 
• Did Anyone Really Know the Bike Wanderer? by Bill Donahue

Christoph Rehage is a writer, photographer, and adventurer that has been shaped by a journey called "The Longest Way." After completing his studies in Beijing, Christoph embarked on an epic adventure walking on foot from China to his hometown in northern Germany, not realizing that 15 years later, he would still be on the "way."

Ty talks with Christoph about how this journey began, the challenges he's faced, and the unforgettable experiences he's had along the way.

Visit foreverstories.xyz to learn more about the ForeverStories project and how we use Arweave, Akord, and the permaweb to preserve important cultural artifacts for generations to come.

Additional information resources referenced in this episode include:

• The Longest Way Blog
• The Longest Way 1.0 (Video)