The Coliving Code Podcast

Jeremiah Adler moved to Los Angeles in 2009, and wrote and directed three television pilots before starting a property management company. His experience in both the creative and real estate worlds came together in 2016 when he founded UP(st)ART Creative, a co-living company for artists, actors, filmmakers, musicians, and those pursuing creative careers.

Jeremiah Adler moved to Los Angeles in 2009, and wrote and directed three television pilots before starting a property management company. His experience in both the creative and real estate worlds came together in 2016 when he founded UP(st)ART Creative, a co-living company for artists, actors, filmmakers, musicians, and those pursuing creative careers.

Rod Cook, www.retreats.io (Provence, France)

Rod has been nomadic since the age of 19 and has visited and has lived in 47 countries. Born in Bangkok, Thailand of a Dutch/Chinese mother and an English/French father, he has been independent since the age of 19. Rod's website, www.retreats.io, is based at his private estate in France which he rebuilt to a a thriving place of global interest for nomadic globe-trotters. Rod is also President of colivinghub.org, a new NGO nonprofit, with the express purpose of promoting and joining together key coliving spaces around the world.

Rod Cook, www.retreats.io (Provence, France)

Rod has been nomadic since the age of 19 and has visited and has lived in 47 countries. Born in Bangkok, Thailand of a Dutch/Chinese mother and an English/French father, he has been independent since the age of 19. Rod's website, www.retreats.io, is based at his private estate in France which he rebuilt to a a thriving place of global interest for nomadic globe-trotters. Rod is also President of colivinghub.org, a new NGO nonprofit, with the express purpose of promoting and joining together key coliving spaces around the world.

Robert Boyer, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Urban Planning in the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences at UNC Charlotte, where he teaches courses on urban planning and urban sustainability.

His research focuses on experimentation in the built environment, specifically how grassroots environmental movements influence long-term plans for urban and regional development.

He is interested in alternative residential development models like cohousing and ecovillages, and how these community spaces nurture innovation in construction, transportation, and other material practices.

A seasoned performer of improvisational comedy, Boyer has published research on the usefulness of improvisational comedy as a metaphor for how plans work as signals in complex, multi-actor urban regions.

He is also interested in how sharing can help solve long-term environmental problems in cities and the globe.

He earned his PhD in 2013 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and he is a Chicago-area native.

Robert Boyer, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Urban Planning in the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences at UNC Charlotte, where he teaches courses on urban planning and urban sustainability.

His research focuses on experimentation in the built environment, specifically how grassroots environmental movements influence long-term plans for urban and regional development.

He is interested in alternative residential development models like cohousing and ecovillages, and how these community spaces nurture innovation in construction, transportation, and other material practices.

A seasoned performer of improvisational comedy, Boyer has published research on the usefulness of improvisational comedy as a metaphor for how plans work as signals in complex, multi-actor urban regions.

He is also interested in how sharing can help solve long-term environmental problems in cities and the globe.

He earned his PhD in 2013 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and he is a Chicago-area native.

Jeff is the visionary entrepreneur behind AngkorHUB, a coworking and coliving space in Cambodia which has a strong focus on social impact. After 15 years in technology innovation, Jeff developed his coworking project in 2013 and transformed AngkorHUB into a coliving space offering unique services previously unseen for remote workers.

In 2015, Jeff created a revolution in the services for lifestyle entrepreneurs and digital nomads by offering innovative all-inclusive coworking & coliving services that included food, espresso, airport pickup, sim cards and laundry! Currently seeking collaboration to expand this offer, Jeff is constantly envisioning innovative ways to meet the needs of the future of working and living.

AngkorHUB Coworking & Coliving, Siem Reap, Cambodia

https://angkorhub.com

Other projects:

https://nomadvisa.com

https://nomadrooms.io

Jeff is the visionary entrepreneur behind AngkorHUB, a coworking and coliving space in Cambodia which has a strong focus on social impact. After 15 years in technology innovation, Jeff developed his coworking project in 2013 and transformed AngkorHUB into a coliving space offering unique services previously unseen for remote workers.

In 2015, Jeff created a revolution in the services for lifestyle entrepreneurs and digital nomads by offering innovative all-inclusive coworking & coliving services that included food, espresso, airport pickup, sim cards and laundry! Currently seeking collaboration to expand this offer, Jeff is constantly envisioning innovative ways to meet the needs of the future of working and living.

AngkorHUB Coworking & Coliving, Siem Reap, Cambodia

https://angkorhub.com

Other projects:

https://nomadvisa.com

https://nomadrooms.io

Patrick Farrell is an entrepreneur, software engineer and innovator based in New York City. He is originally from Virginia and went to school at Virginia Tech. He spent the first few years after school in the DC area but had a major shift happen in his life when he was offered a job in NYC in 2011.

Patrick spent the next 5 years working at a startup for 2 PhD and this really jump started his career as a software engineer and entrepreneur. During those 5 years, he learned so much about software, business, product development, testing and interacting with customers that has really propelled him to where he is today.

In May of 2016, Patrick quit his job in Manhattan and booked a one way ticket to Cartagena, Columbia. He boarded the Nomad Cruise that changed his life forever and taught him all the skills that allowed him to start his own business.

During that first Nomad Cruise cruise, he learned more about photography, videography, social media, and building businesses from other like-minded entrepreneurs. Over the next year, he traveled Europe, Thailand, and Bali while building his photography, video and software portfolio.

He has a passion for teaching others about business, taking awesome photos and how to fly drones. Patrick believes that you can live a life of passion and enjoy your career while making money doing something you love! And since then he has started leading retreats, building software platforms and attending conferences to spread his knowledge and message to others.

Patrick Farrell is an entrepreneur, software engineer and innovator based in New York City. He is originally from Virginia and went to school at Virginia Tech. He spent the first few years after school in the DC area but had a major shift happen in his life when he was offered a job in NYC in 2011.

Patrick spent the next 5 years working at a startup for 2 PhD and this really jump started his career as a software engineer and entrepreneur. During those 5 years, he learned so much about software, business, product development, testing and interacting with customers that has really propelled him to where he is today.

In May of 2016, Patrick quit his job in Manhattan and booked a one way ticket to Cartagena, Columbia. He boarded the Nomad Cruise that changed his life forever and taught him all the skills that allowed him to start his own business.

During that first Nomad Cruise cruise, he learned more about photography, videography, social media, and building businesses from other like-minded entrepreneurs. Over the next year, he traveled Europe, Thailand, and Bali while building his photography, video and software portfolio.

He has a passion for teaching others about business, taking awesome photos and how to fly drones. Patrick believes that you can live a life of passion and enjoy your career while making money doing something you love! And since then he has started leading retreats, building software platforms and attending conferences to spread his knowledge and message to others.