In this action packed episode we chat about camping in the UK as a kid, accidental holidays with pensioners to Croatia, working at Eurocamp. Hijacking the neighbours car to tour Great Britain, starting a travel blog, building a travel lifestyle, learning SEO, blogging tips, social media addictions, relationship highlights as a traveling couple, and sustainable travel and taking a break in Spain. Time to check out Maptrotting.com 

Since leaving his native California in 2016, Steve has travelled to six continents and has visited over 40 countries. In this episode I ask him what it was like to leave his corporate job to travel the world without a plan. How has he kept this dream alive, and what really happened when confronted by two North Korean soldiers. How has travel changed him as a human being, and what is his view on the world he see's everyday as a nomadic digital adventurer. An honest encounter with a man who is on a mission to travel the world endlessly into the foreseeable future. 

Check out Steves sites at stevesnotlost.com

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Christine Williams has been 'on the road' traveling the world with her partner and husband Jules Hatfield for the past ten years. Along the way the two have created a magnetic bond between themselves and the people who live on this planet. These committed travel bloggers also share a compassionate side that embraces volunteering and the art of giving back. In this episode we chat about all of this as well as #vanlife high heel shoes, and I ask Christine many of the questions I asked Jules in the previous episode. 

Check out this couples amazing blog site https://www.dontforgettomove.com/ 

One couple, ten years of global travel, two podcast episodes. In this first of a two part series I speak with husband Jules Hatfield about the journey he has had to find himself at this point in life.

A digital nomad who lives, works and travels all over the world with his wife Christine. I ask him a series of questions that I will also ask his wife in the following episode, to find out how their memories of certain life events match, or NOT !

This is a fun, informative chat about everything from van life, to maintaining a business and a Podcast Show all while traveling. Some great tips on traveling, maintaining a relationship, volunteering,  and making the most of seeing our beautiful planet. 

In this episode Nbee shares her insights on a life journey that has so far seen her live on four continents. Highlights of her travel experiences include Finland, Botswana, The Netherlands, Zimbabwe, China as well as cross country skiing, canoeing across the Arctic Circle. We talk about Podcasting and her journey into the world of audio mayhem. With interests that embrace Science, Politics and Innovation this episode flies by, literally.  Check out Nbee Podcast at www.crosspollination.co  

A huge thank you also to my guest Intro Star, Natalie Thomas.

In this episode I talk to another set of guests who appeared on the Podcast Show in 2019 about their Christmas Plans as well as their travel goals in 2020. If you like Cruising the worlds oceans, visiting Iceland, Sailing the Northwest Passage, going to Mt Kilimanjaro to run a Marathon, heading east in the US to visit the Smokey Mountains, climbing some of the highest mountains in the world or taking a corporate trip to Japan this episode has it all. Also an extra bonus on how to overcome Jet Lag, check it out now.  

From July 2019 through until the end of the year I had the absolute pleasure to speak with so many amazing people from across the world about their travel experiences. In this episode some of them return for brief appearances to share their Christmas and New Years plans. 

Hayley and Chris 00.55

Mark Cunich 11.00

Donna Salter 18.03

Ewan Blyth and Sophie Ballagh 23.40

Trevor Builder 29.20

Scott Gurian  31.47

Jim and Janina Stromfield 33.35

After travelling to over 80 countries across the world from the age of 22 Sahara Rose decided to put to use her immense knowledge of travelling and started a business as a Travel Coach. This ground breaking adventure has taken on a world of it's own, and in this episode Sahara shares with the Global Travel Channel her achievements as well as her goals for the next five years. If you are into travel, love entrepreneurship, or are fascinated by inspirational people, then this show is for you.  

When travel, and the art of story telling combine to change peoples lives it's a very powerful thing. Michael Campo is a Film Writer, an Executive Producer, and a man on a mission to change peoples lives for the better, through creating inspirational, yet raw and confrontational content. In this episode we chat about how travel changed him, and his outlook on the world, but perhaps more importantly we discussed the vulnerability that we all hold onto as human beings. A deep and meaningful episode that I had the honour of being part of. 

A group of wannabe comedians come together, they buy a boat in Sweden, re fit it, and then plan to sail it around the world. The twist is, they are making a TV Comedy Sitcom along the way. In this episode we dive into everything from Bolivian Wrestling on TV, to the state of chick peas in Las Palmas, to Jaeger bombs and we find out just how likely this master plan is of coming off. A side splitting interview that often got off tack.