Remote Daily SALON at NeueHouse: What is the future of travel? with Ernest White II
More apps? More crowds? More AI-supported packing lists?
Is THAT the future of travel? Think again.
Join Remote Daily for an in-person gathering with live music, mindfulness and a journey into the changing meaning of travel – with Ernest White II, storyteller, explorer, executive producer and host of television travel docu-series FLY BROTHER!
Ernest produces his show as the founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures, a film, television, and digital media studio centering BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and senior/elder narratives. His writing has been featured in magazines and platforms and travel books from USA Today to Time Out London to National Geographic Traveler’s Brazil to Bradt’s Tajikistan. A Florida native, his favorite places include South Africa, São Paulo, and San Francisco!
The evening will be hosted at NeueHouse in the heart of NYC and feature hosting from Felix Zeltner, live music from Eleanor Dubinsky and Dario Acosta Teich, mindfulness led by meditation expert Jade Alexis, and audience Q+A.
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Ernest White II is a storyteller, explorer, executive producer and host of television travel docu-series FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II, currently airing in the United States on Public Television Stations and Create TV nationwide. He is also founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures, a new film, television, and digital media studio centering BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and senior/elder narratives.
Ernest’s writing includes fiction, literary essay, and travel narrative, having been featured in Afar, Time Out London, USA Today, Getaway, Skylife, Ebony, The Manifest-Station, Sinking City, Lakeview Journal, Matador Network, National Geographic Traveler’s Brazil and Bradt’s Tajikistan guidebooks, and at TravelChannel.com. He is also senior editor at Panorama: The Journal of Intelligent Travel, former assistant editor at Time Out São Paulo, and founding editor of digital men’s magazine Abernathy. Appearing on the Travel Channel television series Destination Showdown and Jamaica: Bared, as well as in the 2013 documentary film about the dangers of mass tourism, Gringo Trails, Ernest also works as an actor and voice over artist for radio, film and television, audiobooks, and educational materials, and speaks to youth and adult audiences about the incomparable magic of travel.
He holds an undergraduate degree in political science from Florida A&M University, an MFA in creative writing from the American University in Washington, and is currently earning his Certificate in the Business and Management of Entertainment from the University of California, Los Angeles.
A Florida native, Ernest’s favorite places include South Africa, São Paulo, and San Francisco.
