The School of Travels is a podcast that interviews people in many different stages of their travel experience from people taking their first trips outside of their hometowns to digital nomads who travel continuously. What inspires us to travel in the first place? What does travel have to teach us? How does travel change us? Join us as we dive into these questions and share travel stories from the ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CulturePersonal JournalsPlaces & Travel |
In my interview today, I talk with Illeana Salvo, a new nomadic traveler with an incredible story of how she turned her love of languages at an early age into the chance to travel internationally, live in Japan, and then eventually become location in... more
Hello listeners and welcome back to the School of Travels podcast! Today we are going to travel from America to Europe to Asia to the Middle East and all the way back to Europe with my two special guests Josh and Kalie, a couple from The United State... more
I introduced Akina Shu to you back in Episode 73 and she is back for Part 2 today to talk about being a digitial nomad in Japan. Akina Shu spent a year traveling around Japan working from different locations and we will talk about how she found accom... more
Today, Naman Mehrotra is going to share with us his experience growing up in 7 different countries and attending 11 schools across Asia, Africa, and Europe before eventually moving to the US. more
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A great podcast for those who love to travel and live to travel. Whether you're a digital nomad, an expat or just a travel enthusiast, you'll find lots of gems in this podcast. Becky finds and interviews people from all walks of life with interesting personal stories and lessons from their travels. I always something new when I listen to the different episodes.
Thank you for this amazing podcast. Listening to all these different stories gives me a boost of energy. Each story is so different and proofs that there are as many ways to grow and evolve as there are people. more
A must listen podcast if you are a traveler but expecially if you want to travel and still haven't started doing it. more
These podcasts are excellent. Becky has a great interview style and the information shared is both practical and insightful. Definitely worth listening to.
One of the most entertaining podcasts I’ve heard so far. Really love the voice of The hosts, and all of her guests have a lot of interesting stories. A huge recommendation to all those, who ever wanted to travel around the world!
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