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The Maverick Show: Remote Entrepreneurship and World Travel

Matt Bowles: Digital Nomad & Full-Time Traveler Since 2013
Travel Writing
Solo Female Travel
Brazil
Kenya
Hip Hop
Cultural Identity
Hiking
Tanzania
Diving
Belize
Philippines
Social Justice
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Bangladesh Liberation War
Digital Nomad Lifestyle
Machu Picchu
Raja Ampat
Travel Photography
Travel Safety Tips
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Meet diverse travelers and digital nomads from every continent who share their personal journey to location-independence as well as their reflections on identity, the power dynamics that shape our world, and how we can be more thoughtful, conscious travelers as we move through it. Hosted by Matt Bowles—your typical Irish-American hip hop DJ turned human rights activist turned location-independent ... more

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Recent Guests

Matt Gray
Founder of Pangea, a travel app for connecting travelers
Pangea
Episode: 360: Hacking Serendipity, Connecting Travelers with the Pangea App, and Co-Hosting the Nomad Week with Matt Gray
Janessa Klatt
Remote podcast manager and full time digital nomad.
Episode: 356: How to Become a Digital Nomad and Build Community Around the World as a Solo Traveler with Janessa Klatt
Dr. Anu Taranath
Racial equity consultant, speaker, author, and professor at the University of Washington
University of Washington
Episode: 354: Navigating Racism, Power Inequality and Turning Immigrant Diaspora Identity into a Superpower with Dr. Anu Taranath
Etelle Higonnet
Environmental advocate and founder of Coffee Watch
Coffee Watch
Episode: 352: How to Survive a Hitman, Protect the Environment, and Make the Coffee Industry More Ethical and Sustainable with Etelle Higonnet
Mari Monsalve
A passionate solo female traveler and advocate for women in travel.
The Queen of Trips
Episode: 349: Visiting Occupied Palestine, Becoming the Queen of Trips, and How Men Can Be Better Allies to Women Travelers with Mari Monsalve
Lolly Spindler
Location independent entrepreneur, world traveler, and founder of CREA Content Marketing
CREA Content Marketing
Episode: 343: Falling in Love with Mexico City and Madrid & Building a Freelance Writing Business While Traveling the World with Lolly Spindler
Jimena Serfaty
Argentina-born traveler, remote entrepreneur, and process and systems strategist
Episode: 341: From Argentina to 92 Countries: Komodo Dragons, Rainbow Mountains, and Reflections on Genocide with Jimena Serfaty
Elsie Paulino
A New York City based Afro Latina and first generation Dominican American world traveler.
Episode: 339: An Afro-Latina’s Journey Through Sicily, Vienna, Sri Lanka, India, France, Mexico, Vietnam & Why Hanoi is a 10/10 with Elsie Paulino
Phil Marcus
Travel documentary filmmaker and creator of Phil's Guide to the World
Phil's Guide to the World
Episode: 337: Finding the Crab Whisperer in Cameroon, Traveling with Beaker from the Muppets, and Being Changed Forever in Iran with Phil Marcus

Host

Matt Bowles
An engaging host known for his energy and passion for travel and social justice, Matt Bowles brings a unique perspective shaped by his experiences as a hip hop DJ turned human rights activist. His thoughtful questioning and relaxed interview style facilitate deep conversations with guests.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 439 ratings
  • Awesome travel podcast

    Love the guests unique perspectives on so many off the beaten path locations and travel communities. Amazing podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    matt123495726494
    United Statesa month ago
  • Matt's energy, infectious enthusiasm, and verve make his podcasts so much fun -- but he balances this passion with deep erudition… And a heart and soul that are wide open to exploring difficult, fascinating, uncomfortable, and flat out crazy subjects. He kind of ranges from hilarious to heartbreaking on what feels like an epic journey for listeners.

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    Etelle HIGONNET
    2 months ago
  • Wild ride

    Matt's energy, infectious enthusiasm, and verve make his podcasts so much fun -- but he balances this passion with deep erudition… And a heart and soul that are wide open to exploring difficult, fascinating, uncomfortable, and flat out crazy subjects. He kind of ranges from hilarious to heartbreaking on what feels like an epic journey for listeners.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EtelleDenmark
    United States2 months ago
  • Love the topics and guests on this podcast

    As a listener and as a guest, I love how deep the conversations shared on this podcast can get. Matt asks thoughtful, layered questions that bring out both the challenges and the triumphs of living an unconventional life. As a listener, you feel like you’re right there in the room, part of a genuine dialogue.

    I especially appreciate the diversity of voices featured on the show. Guests bring perspectives from around the world, and their journeys highlight the many ways travel can transform not ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sexxxxyyyy Sandyyyyy
    United States2 months ago
  • Always engaging

    I look forward to The Maverick Show every week. It’s a fascinating mix of personal travel stories, lifestyle inspiration, and thoughtful conversations about how social and political issues intersect with life on the road. Always engaging, always something new to learn.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ttameixa
    United States4 months ago

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The range of guests from diverse backgrounds offers meaningful insights that resonate with the audience's values.
Many mention that the podcast provides practical advice for aspiring digital nomads and entrepreneurs, enriching their understanding of remote work.
Listeners appreciate the engaging storytelling and depth of conversations, often mentioning how the podcast broadens their perspectives on travel and identity.

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359: Traveling the World as a Black Muslim Digital Nomad, Giving Birth in Poland, and Raising Globally Conscious Kids with Imani Bashir
Q: Can you talk about your experience in Poland?
Imani shares her positive experiences in Poland where she felt supported and embraced by the community during her time giving birth, highlighting kindness from the local priest who brought gifts for her family.
357: Nomading in Africa, Developing a Politically Conscious Travel Lens, and Co-Hosting the “Remote Roundup” on Zero to Travel with Janessa Klatt
Q: If you were speaking directly to that one person, what is the advice or encouragement or words that you would say directly to that person that's listening to this episode in that place right now?
That there is no one right way to do this lifestyle, only the way that's right for you right now and that may change.
354: Navigating Racism, Power Inequality and Turning Immigrant Diaspora Identity into a Superpower with Dr. Anu Taranath
Q: What do you believe is necessary for healing and resilience in discussing identity and power?
Honest conversations invite young people into their healing and dignity, which is crucial for navigating challenging concepts about identity and power.
354: Navigating Racism, Power Inequality and Turning Immigrant Diaspora Identity into a Superpower with Dr. Anu Taranath
Q: Can you discuss your teaching philosophy and how travel has influenced it?
My teaching philosophy focuses on inviting students to bring their whole selves into the classroom, valuing their experiences while incorporating global perspectives from my travels.
354: Navigating Racism, Power Inequality and Turning Immigrant Diaspora Identity into a Superpower with Dr. Anu Taranath
Q: How did your trips to India shape your identity?
The trips grounded me but also created confusion about my identity as I never felt fully Indian in India nor American enough in the US, emphasizing my struggle with belonging.

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A unique exploration of remote entrepreneurship and world travel featuring a diverse array of guests, this podcast focuses on the personal journeys of digital nomads and the intricacies of location independence. Each episode highlights themes of identity, social justice, and conscious travel, encouraging thoughtful exploration of various cultures and environments. The host, a seasoned traveler with a background in activism and entrepreneurship, facilitates deep conversations that not only capture epic adventures but also extract actionable insights for listeners looking to design their own intentional lifestyles. With a commitment to highlighting diverse voices and addressing power dynamics, this podcast offers valuable perspectives for any... more

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