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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 532 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelBusinessEntrepreneurshipSociety & Culture | |||

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I was excited to listen to an episode on Norway, but the host “low talks” to a level I can even hear when we’re in the car. So I turn up the volume, but then he suddenly raises his voice again. On and on this goes. The guests are usually great at keeping their voices at a good inflection. But oh man, we tried a different episode and it was the same thing. I gave the review a 2 because we still love the content…but the up and down of the hosts volume made it impossible to listen to and we turned ... more
I love this fun and informative podcast because it frames travel as something real people can do without needing piles of cash. It’s my own philosophy, too. We have been a traveling family for decades and are better world citizens for it!
Female host is so woke and queer discussion is just gross. Yuk!
As a native Peruvian it always amuse me the gringos who play the White Saviour role. The lady who wants interviewed kind of understands some issues but of course, she only scratches the surface. She may have good intentions but I wonder if, as many white people, she wants to satisfy an unconscious need to feel better with herself. She mentioned she was afraid to be offensive to Peruvian nationals, well she didn’t offend me, she annoyed me.
I specifically chose the episode about the West Highland Way to find out more information for an upcoming trip but after listening to the first 20 minutes I had heard nothing about it. Also I’ve never heard so many “so like you knows” in my life, to the point that it became distracting and that’s all I could hear!
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A travel-focused interview show centered on living nomadically and designing life around mobility. Listeners gain practical guidance on remote work, entrepreneurship, budgeting for long-term travel, and offbeat destinations, with guests ranging from digital nomads and travel creators to authors and explorers. The show stands out for its community-driven approach, actionable frameworks, and a consistent emphasis on travel as a lifestyle choice rather than a one-off trip.
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