What if every temple ever built—every oracle, every sacred spring, every desperate question hurled toward heaven—was humanity reaching for something it couldn't name until the answer finally arrived?

In this GPS episode, we start with breakfast. If you've never stayed in a Turkish hotel, you are missing something. We are talking a full spread every morning. Endless variety. Total abundance. (John went back more than once!) The trip's rhythm exuded care.

Full and rested, we arrived at Didyma. It was unlike anything else we had seen.

This isn't one of the seven churches but a great depiction of ancient Greece, preserved in stone on the Aegean coast. The Temple of Apollo is twice the size of the Parthenon. One hundred and twenty-two massive Ionic columns, each roughly 19 meters tall. Construction began after Alexander the Great lib ...