National Geographic's radio show. @BoydMatson talks adventure, science, green news. Podcast here: http://t.co/ULqm8FW8or / Facebook here: http://t.co/0d5if1Yguq

Washington DC
Joined March 2011
My new sounds: Audio Tour of Saint Peter's Basilica soundcloud.com/nationalgeogr… on #SoundCloud
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NatGeo Weekend Radio retweeted
Growing up in the Philippines is difficult when the modern day beauty standards affect kids on.natgeo.com/1T5zz7A via @NGWeekend
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"It could have been a real life Jonah moment" for @PaulNicklen when he got in the middle of a whale feeding frenzy: on.natgeo.com/1LivoTv
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If you don't believe in Zombies,you should see @NatGeoMag "Mindsuckers" article by @carlzimmer parasite mind control on.natgeo.com/1Li7S97
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"I have a hope that one day we'll be together like before." South Sudan seen through the eyes of NatGeo Photo Camp: on.natgeo.com/1LhV8PW
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Pack your bags and put out your thumb for this story. Hitch hiking from Tasmania to London and the 800 rides it took on.natgeo.com/1LhDQ5A
In America's recent wars, shockwaves are injuring soldiers' brains. They describe wounds in their own words: on.natgeo.com/1LhjAkn
Why you should leave the museums of Europe and trek to the National Parks which are depicted in the iconic paintings on.natgeo.com/1IlCq3M
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Could you live off grubs, ants & local plants in the Australian bush?Adventurer @sarah_marquis is up 4 the challenge on.natgeo.com/1IlksOL
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Phantoms of the forest, how one researcher is chasing "ghost" hogs in Africa & keeping them off the menu: on.natgeo.com/1LfP5LD @TheWCS
Filmmaker @LouieFilms loves "to take people on a journey through time and space" in Mysteries of the Unseen World on.natgeo.com/1IkSkvg
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Holy Mola Mola! Ocean sunfish can grow up to 5000 pounds by eating jellyfish. More amazing facts on this strange fish on.natgeo.com/1IkE6ud
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Will a women's outdoor clothing fashion show be in the future? & panorama to the extreme; a 360 degree camera: on.natgeo.com/1LeM4LH
Be thankful your afternoon commute isn't as long as these migratory species have to travel each year: on.natgeo.com/1Letpj9