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.

From Alice Springs in Australia to the UK, to the USA and across Asia. Dion Taylor has experimented and developed a passion for food preparation that goes way deeper than the ingredients and the recipes he delivers to his customers tables. A man with a passion for changing the way we source, prepare and consume our food. We talk about his journey from a nine year old boy with dreams of doing his Great Grandfather proud, to delighting customers in his establishment in Bundaberg, Australia. Bon appetit

Anna Grechishkina, Ukrainian traveller-motorcyclist, has been traveling around the world on her motorcycle KTM Adventure 1190, since July of 2013. In this episodes we dive deep into life on the roads of the world. 

With a thousand dollars in her pocket to last her two years of global travel Anna has now been six years on the road and counting. Currently in Argentina we find out what incredible life changing experiences this adventure has provided and how it has changed her mind, body and soul.

Is long distance dating worth it? How many people are doing it? Is there a method for success? In this episode Laura Nieddu from Miami Florida joins the show and takes us on a whirlwind adventure through the scene of long distance romances. In todays world of 'online dating' Laura shares many tips on what to do, but more importantly what NOT to do when it comes to finding the one for you.

Check out Laura's amazing blog site at www.http://datingblogandadventures.com/

From Rock Band member traveling the world to Travel Writer, Blogger and Foodie, to Author of a best selling book. Kaila shares her remarkable journey. More importantly she shares the lessons learnt , along with plenty of advice for those wanting to launch a music or blogging career. This insightful chat left no stone unturned as Kaila bravely and transparently tells of her misty hazy lifestyle in a band, and how her new found love of life. This remarkable womans work can be found at www.KailaYu.com

Alain Rumpf is a man who has travelled a road few travel. In his early years an elite level cyclist, then he was part of the UCI team, the sports governing body, who managed and evolved cycling across the world. He then found himself sidelined, unemployed, yet still with his unwavering passion for cycling. One door closes, another opens, and today Alain's life remains connected to cycling as he brings that passion to tourists from across the world as they find the cycleways of Europe.

Traveling to a major global sporting event like the Rugby World Cup in Japan in 2019 can be a life changing experience. Australian Rugby and sporting enthusiast Morgan Parker takes us to the two semi finals in Yokohama City during this years World Cup, and shares his experience on what it is like to attend a globally celebrated sporting event. This is not only a great insight into the Rugby World Cup but on how sports in general connects, ignites and feeds our souls perhaps like nothing else we do.

After saving a deposit for their first home Chris and Hayley decided to use it to travel the world.  

2.15 - Dedication to friend Grace

4.35 - Life Changing Decisions

10.47 - Becoming Digital Nomads 

12.45 - Traveling New Zealand by Van

18.20 - Lessons from Life on the Road

22.55 - What to see in New Zealand

27.40 - Learning about sustainability on the road

38.45 - Housesitting option

46.20 - Being a Digital Nomad

53.20 - Weekly Budget Meetings

56.30 - Lessons learnt from Travelling

Imagine for a minute doing an event where you swim 76kms, then cycle 3600 kms, and finish with a 844km run. This is a triathlon beyond all triathlons. Canadian Shanda Hill is an exceptional human being. After a horrific car accident that nearly took her life, Shanda has not only rebuilt her life, but she now inspires people across the world with her incredible endurance achievements. In this episode we talk about her latest, and perhaps her greatest result to date in what is known as Double Deca Triathlon

Getting hundreds of thousands of followers on Social media, traveling the world while being paid and looked after by major global brands, is this a dream? , NO, the reality is these people called 'influencers' are in fact changing the way that global brands can reach their target market. Annie and I chat in this episode about what got her started in this field of work and how her husband and parents scepticism challenged her along the way. This is a great insight to the world of global content creators.