The Expat Chat is a weekday podcast where we interview inspiring expats who have thrown off the constraints of western congestion to enjoy their dream lifestyle in other parts of the world. If you want to combine the travels of Rick Steves and Samantha Brown with the lifestyle freedom of Tim Ferriss then this is for you.Subscribe today.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & Travel |
In this episode of the podcast, I explore the exciting experience of living and travelling on a boat. I talk to Tim Bull, who is exploring the Mediteranean from his mooring base in Montenegro. We discuss the typical day of a live-aboarder, the appeal... more
In this episode, we explore full-time travel and settling down with Ryan Runge of Snail Travelers. Ryan and his wife Emily decided to leave the traditional American 9-5 lifestyle to pursue their dream of traveling the world. We follow their journey f... more
In this episode, we chat with Richard and Angelyn Burk who have been traveling the world for over two years. Inspired by their forever home, they decided to pursue traveling upon their retirement and took advantage of deals for cruises after the onse... more
Can you really sustain a lifestyle caring for other people’s houses and never have to go home again? Today’s guests are living proof of the fact. more
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this podcast because all I want to do is travel and have adventures and meet cool people for the rest of my life without doing a corporate, boring job. But I want to do live shows and speaking engagements in the places I go to meet the people. i want to just laugh and make people laugh along the way. if you're into that, please listen to "Community News with Paul and Sasha" comedy, satire podcast. Can we just book that in theaters and places all over to have a purpose to travel? I am listening ... more
Thanks so much for these interviews!
Sound very much improved with time, great job
Always informative and fun to listen to!
I think my favorite part of the show is when you talk about what you learned from them. If we all took the time to learn from each other the world would be a better place.
Apple Podcasts | #187 | United States/Society & Culture/Places & Travel |
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