How To Kick It

Egal Gabay drops in and drops knowledge on hiking Everest base camp without a guide. This do-it-yourself travel mentality has played a huge part in how he has been able to accomplish his travel goals and see the world on his terms. Working odd jobs abroad, climbing mountains, and driving motorcycles cross country are just a few of the independent adventures he has undertaken on his own. Through all this, we learned one of the most difficult parts of his journey was returning home and reconnecting with the ones he had left. This is How To Kick It.  

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Long-term travel is not always what people think it is. There are ups and downs and accidents can happen. Today I speak with Quinn Dietvost of the Netherlands. We talk about some "off the beaten path" travel destinations in Iran and The Philippines and how a motorcycle accident in Indonesia helped grow bonds and connect people forever. This is How To Kick It.

This week I speak with Emre Can Vacura, a Turkish national with 30 plus counties under his belt. We talk about the difficulties and benefits of leaving the comfort zone and how traveling can be a simultaneous opportunity for fun and growth. Our discussion also includes our shared ideal of prioritizing people and experiences when abroad. This is How To Kick It. 

My guest Hogen Kwetter and I discuss living abroad and what mental and physical steps can be taken to begin the process. Surfing and music have guided his journey, but new cultures and relationships have made those experiences life-changing. Join us for this long-form discussion about living abroad and long-term travel through Sri Lanka, Bali, and the Maldives. This is How To Kick It. 

This is the How To Kick It Podcast Trailer. We will have new episodes weekly. Each episode has a unique guest from our global community. We discuss living abroad, travel, and the misconceptions surrounding what it takes to see the world. This is How To Kick It.