Scott and Collette Stohler, the travel creators behind Roamaroo (@roamaroo), join CREATOR: The Podcast to discuss building a location-independent life and creative career while raising two young children. In this episode, the couple shares how a single podcast interview with Rolf Potts and Tim Ferriss inspired them to quit their jobs as a TV producer and chemical engineer, turn a planned seven-month trip into 18 months of travel, and launch a decade-long career as travel creators. Host Ross Borden explores their journey from living out of backpacks to surviving the pandemic in an Airstream for 18 months, plus their upcoming move to Italy through Boundless Life's world schooling program. Scott and Collette offer candid insights about the challenges of creating content as a couple, how they structured their roles between "front office" and "back office" responsibilities, and the viral success of their "We're Americans" video series that sparked conversations about parenting in the United States. Whether you're an aspiring travel creator, a parent dreaming of location independence, or simply curious about unconventional family lifestyles, this conversation delivers practical wisdom on taking calculated risks and building a creative life on your own terms.

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00:00 - Introduction to Scott & Colette Stohler

00:51 - Traveling with Young Children

02:25 - From Nomadic Life to Home Base

03:45 - Moving to Italy with Boundless Life

05:43 - What is Boundless Life?

09:16 - How Scott and Colette Became Full-Time Creators

13:07 - Managing Their Rental Property

14:06 - Living in an Airstream During COVID

16:57 - Exploring Empty National Parks

18:50 - Monetizing Through Brand Partnerships

20:30 - The Power of Having a Why

22:17 - Working Together as a Creator Couple

24:29 - Launching the Roamaroo Podcast

26:04 - Creating Viral "War Americans" Content

29:43 - Finding Confidence as Creators

31:36 - What's Next for 2026

32:53 - Three Countries for Life