They're beyond grateful for discovering where they belong after years of searching for where they could best find the presence of Jesus. She is a long-time podcaster and currently co-hosts A Drink With a Friend, a show that explores what it means to see all of ordinary life through a sacramental lens.īoth of them are Catholic converts after spending most of their lives as devoted evangelicals, followed by Anglicans.

She also writes for publications like America Magazine, Public Discourse, Word on Fire, and more. Tsh is an experienced travel guide, high school literature teacher, and author of five books including At Home in the World: Reflections on Belonging While Wandering the Globe. Kyle is a small business owner by day, podcast editor by night, and two mornings a week teaches woodworking to high schoolers. Several years ago they took their three kids on a round-the-globe journey, spending a school year learning from the greatest textbook there is: the world.īecause of all this (not in spite of!), they love being home in their cozy small town north of Austin, Texas, where they spend their weekends renovating an old house and walking to coffee shops and the library. They've lived in Kosovo and Turkey and traveled to well over thirty countries, and along the way they've learned a heckuva lot about home. Kyle and Tsh Oxenreider are explorers down to their bones, and ever since they met on a dirt road in war-torn Kosovo 20-plus years ago, travel has been in their family's DNA. *Please make sure they can handle longer amounts of walking. P.s. Kids are welcome!* Kyle and Tsh are bringing theirs along for the ride, and yours can too, if you like. So long as you’re willing to learn about yourself, the world, and your place in it - you'll fit right in. When you travel with Tsh, you're joining a likeminded group of pilgrims who value meaningful conversations in meaningful places, who want to savor the big and small pleasures of travel, who are willing to embrace the unexpected, yet who also relish the simple joy of a good conversation over a drink at the pub.Īll are welcome: young and older, men and women, single and married, religious and not, seasoned travelers and first-time abroad newbies.

(It's understandable, and Tsh was honestly a little unsure what it'd be like to lead a group trip the first time, too!) But rest assured: there are no matching shirts here, and there's no one saying 'We're walking, we're walking' through a crowd of fellow tourists. You appreciate Tsh’s laid-back adventure style of travel - yet whether you're a seasoned nomad or you've never left the country, you're also a little unsure what it might be like to travel with a group of strangers.

At Home in the World by Tsh Oxenreider