Wander Worldschool: Helping Families Plan & Fund Slow & Long Term Travel
Suzy May | Worldschool & Family Travel Money CoachSharing inspiring travel, educational and worldschooling family journeys!
Actionable tips? Practical advice? You're in the right place!
We explore the stories of:
- slow and long term traveling families (including van life, gap years, summer camps abroad and more!)
- worldschool leaders and hub creators (think self-directed learning, cultural immersion, play-based!)
- unique ideas to travel and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture | |||
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🌍 Itching to settle for a while? Dreaming of pastel de nata and coastal waves?Meghana Kamdar, founder of Families Go Abroad Portugal, shares what prompted her family of five to slow down in Lisbon, Portugal seven year... more
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🌍 Amanda Ashworth shares how her family of five designed a unique lifestyle split between Dubai, India, and the UK and transformed a raw 3-acre former yoga ashram into a thriving worldschooling hub in Goa, India.
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🌊 How swapping the Denver work grind for beach living created a haven of child-led learning and nervous system regulation in Mexico for Dasha Emilanova!
🌍 We dive into the real logistics and finances of single-paren... more
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In the meantime, I recommend some of my favorite early episodes:
- why mom's need a haven with Claudia Bellante (episode 7)
- self-regulation skills for kids with Kate McAllister (episode 22)
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If you are interested in anything Worldschool, Suzy has you covered. All your questions answered by families actually doing it!
Apple Podcasts5Chad Slater
United States3 months ago - Great inspiration for families wanting to travel long term
Eventhough I don’t travel with my kids during school time … I just love listening to this and get ideas for summer or gap years
Apple Podcasts5Helswave
Ireland3 months ago - Enlightening
Love listening to everyone’s worldly experiencing on this show! I am world traveler myself without kids but this is still relatable.
Apple Podcasts5bophia21United States3 months ago - Valuable resource
I have been loving this podcast for months now as we prep for our year plus aboard with three kids!! So many amazing resources and tips, thank you Suzy for doing this podcast!!
Apple Podcasts5FaithLS1United States5 months ago - Wonderful Resource for Families
This podcast offers an in depth look at world schooling from diverse perspectives in digestible and accessible episodes with different themes. As a family on our first world schooling adventure, I found this podcast to be a wonderful resource both for inspiration and resources. Thank for you for this offering. It fills a much needed niche in the world school space. If you are open to creating some teen/tween themed episodes we would love to hear those!
Apple Podcasts5nwduoUnited States8 months ago
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A family-focused travel podcast that centers on slow, long-term exploration and worldschooling. Episodes typically explore practical budgets, financing travel, and planning as families embrace roaming lifestyles, with many episodes featuring real-world stories from households building hubs, camps, and community networks abroad. Notable angles include travel hacking for families, affordable housing strategies through home exchanges, and hands-on education approaches like place-based learning, unschooling, and language immersion. The show often surfaces actionable tips for budgeting, safety, and logistics, while highlighting the emotional and logistical realities of life on the road. A distinctive thread is the emphasis on building global fam... more
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