10,000 DAYS
One-way ticket. Weathered jacket. A hot mic and no return address. From radio airwaves to 59+ countries on tourist visas, Che Lepanto has been living out of a suitcase since October 1998. Now, the tech has finally caught up to the frequency.
FOLLOW CHE ON HIS PLATFORMS
Daily dispatches from wherever the last plane landed.
EVERY DAY, ACCOUNTED FOR
28+ years, 350+ Cities, 59+ countries, 9 times around the world, zero permanent addresses. Staying only as long as the visa permits, meeting thousands along the way — click a territory to filter the field log below.
COMING SOON
Raw street-level broadcasts, Meta Glass video field logs, and unfiltered dispatches are currently being digitized and formatted.
THE ROAD, ON THE RECORD
Raw street-level commentary, Meta Glass field logs, and unfiltered broadcasts straight from wherever the last plane landed.
NOBODY YOU'D RECOGNIZE. EVERYWHERE YOU'D GO.
Born with Italian roots, raised in Canada, and shaped by live radio, Che packed a single bag in October 1998 and never stopped moving. For over 10,000 consecutive days, he’s lived life on a tourist visa—crossing borders, mastering street-level survival, and collecting stories from every corner of the planet.
He isn't doing this to watch numbers grow in a bank account. Che’s vision is simple: turn 28 years of global attention into immediate, direct aid for starving kids—teaming up with frontline efforts like Mary’s Meals to make sure every dollar raised feeds a child who needs it. No red tape, no vanity metrics.
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