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Zero To Travel Podcast

Jason Moore
Travel
Norway
Travel Planning
Adventure
Remote Work
Solo Travel
Slow Travel
Travel Experiences
Cultural Exchange
Sustainable Travel
Digital Nomad
Travel Tips
Adventure Travel
Baltimore
Self-Discovery
Entrepreneurship
Southeast Asia
Community
Personal Development
Iceland

✈️ The Zero To Travel Podcast has been downloaded 14+ million times, has been featured in The NY Times, The Washington Post, Travel + Leisure, The Telegraph, and Forbes, and is a 3x iHeartRadio Podcast Award "Best Travel Podcast" nominee. Join our incredible, travel-obsessed listening community and see what it's all about! Packed with life-changing perspectives, inspiration, and practical advice f... more

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What does it take to become the first person ever to complete a full source-to-sea kayaking trip down Madagascar's longest river?

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Oscar Scafidi
International educator, travel writer, expedition leader; Guinness World Record holder for Angola expedition
Independent explorer and author
Episode: Kayaking the Mangoky (Madagascar’s Longest River) + Balancing Career and Travel with Oscar Scafidi
Mia Kercher
Avid traveler, author of Following the Open Road
Self-employed traveler and author
Episode: A Spontaneous Road Trip from Serbia to Vietnam + the Benefits of Unplanned Travel with Mia Kercher
Barry Hoffner
Author of Belonging to the World and founder of caravan2class.org
caravan2class.org / Belonging to the World Foundation
Episode: Belonging to the World: Turning Grief Into a Global Quest to Visit Every Country with Barry Hoffner
Tuta Nangolo
Founder of Kamatjona Safaris
Kamatjona Safaris
Episode: Exploring Namibia: The Ultimate Road Trip, Uncrowded Safaris, and a Slower Pace of Life with Tuta Nangolo
Tony Fletcher
Legendary music journalist and author, who undertook an unplugged Nepal trek
Self-identified author and journalist, hosted on Substack
Episode: Unplugged Travel, Trekking Nepal, and Pushing Past Your Comfort Zone with Tony Fletcher
Lorelou Desjardins
Author of How to Be Norwegian; cultural writer and translator
afroginthefjord.com / How to Be Norwegian
Episode: How to Be Norwegian (Cultural Concepts Worth Stealing) with Lorelou Desjardins
Heath Armstrong
Founder/designer at Rage Create and deck creator
Rage Create
Episode: Manifesting Your Ideal Lifestyle (Practical Tools and No BS) with Heath Armstrong
Lynett Nakamanya
tourism expert and local of Uganda
Tugende Africa
Episode: Top 7 Uganda Hidden Gems with Lynett Nakamanya
Alastair Humphreys
National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, best-selling author, speaker; advocate for local exploration and nature connection
Author and Adventurer
Episode: Reconnecting to Nature with Adventure, Purpose, Fun, and Travelers’ Curiosity with Alastair Humphreys

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Jason Moore
Host with a long-running focus on travel, lifestyle design, and nomadic living.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Ideas for Real People

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ReadNJ
    United States3 months ago
  • So woke

    Female host is so woke and queer discussion is just gross. Yuk!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Cornhusker55
    United States4 months ago
  • Ethical Trekking Advice

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Tired1mx100
    Canada6 months ago
  • Not for 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!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Stephen24au
    Australia6 months ago
  • Patronising

    Not keen on his style. All that ‘my friend’ is very false. Amateur Traveler is much better!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Russetts
    United Kingdom7 months ago

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Kayaking the Mangoky (Madagascar’s Longest River) + Balancing Career and Travel with Oscar Scafidi
Q: What's your best advice for someone considering a similar expedition or starting kayaking as a travel approach?
Start with a safety course to learn basic kayaking safety, then join local clubs to gain practical experience, and gradually work up to more remote and challenging environments while building a support network and staying adaptable to changing plans.
Kayaking the Mangoky (Madagascar’s Longest River) + Balancing Career and Travel with Oscar Scafidi
Q: What drew you to the Madagascar kayaking expedition and can you outline the trip for context?
Oscar explains he chose Madagascar because he had lived and worked there, which gave him local insight and networks essential for planning. The trip covered about 750 kilometers over roughly 28 days, starting east of Fianarantsoa and heading toward the Mozambique Channel, including long portages over rugged mountains.
Belonging to the World: Turning Grief Into a Global Quest to Visit Every Country with Barry Hoffner
Q: How did Barry view the role of a goal in travel now compared to when he started?
The goal acted as a driver for movement after the loss, but in hindsight it's the impressions, people, and places encountered that hold lasting value beyond merely ticking countries off a list.
Belonging to the World: Turning Grief Into a Global Quest to Visit Every Country with Barry Hoffner
Q: What was the catalyst for Barry to start traveling to every country?
The death of his wife Jackie and the ensuing grief, which transformed into a purposeful quest to visit every country as a way to heal and honor her memory, later evolving into a broader mission of giving back through education.
How to Be Norwegian (Cultural Concepts Worth Stealing) with Lorelou Desjardins
Q: Why are Norwegians perceived as cold, and how should a visitor approach them socially?
Norwegians can be reserved and less inclined to help strangers in busy urban settings, but they are generally helpful when you reach out; the key is to be friendly, say hello, and respect personal space while trying to connect.

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2. Mia Kercher
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4. Tuta Nangolo
5. Tony Fletcher
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