Johnny Harris

The story of how a few guys brought the US into war.

It's a story of a certain type of capitalism

Breaking down this historic moment in the simplest terms

The Russian system is reacting.

I attempted to map every US Military base, and it was not easy.

Where was Justin Timberlake during all of this?

How video games helped me rethink language learning.

The story of moving east and just...not stopping

The story of how Skid Row came to be

That time the US considered nuking a new canal.

Yes it's hype. But it could change our world.

Why I haven't washed my hair in 5 years

We already knew that Australia is.. unique, but this is a whole different level.

I grew up Mormon. This is the story of why I left.

Why the the US is still an empire

The Story of Cyprus

In episode 2 of Cyprus, Uncharted, we go into the last divided city in Europe and the last divided capital on earth: Nicosia where a thick green line cuts the city in half. I talk to the people who live with this division every day to better understand how it feels life on a divided island.

The island of Cyprus is no strangers to foreign invaders - but for the past 50 years, a new type of invasion has been brewing; and it's only getting worse. These new invaders are not the great powers of the world, but a different fiend.. or depending on how you look at it, a furry friend.

I went to a country that ‘doesn’t exist’ at least on the map. But it’s a place that sure feels like a real country. Being here is a reminder that international relations can often ignore the realities on the ground, and the people who live in these places. For me it’s important to not just look at these places on a map but to go and see them. Feel them. Talk to the people who live there. That’s what this fourth and final episode from Cyprus is about. I hope you enjoy.

I will never be able to look at bananas the same way again. The history behind this fruit is filled with government coups, propaganda, and predatory corporations. This is the story of how US imperialism gave us crappy bananas - and why the ones in your kitchen might be doomed.

From cryptocurrencies to NFTs, crypto seems as though it's here to stay - but is that a good thing? To find out, I debated.. myself.

I want to tell you about three specific border regions. Each of them are remarkably unique - but they also have a massive impact on the communities that live nearby.