The Creative Nomad Show

The Creative Nomad Show

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  • 66 Geoff Seow
    The Creative Nomad with
    Geoff Seow
    Why I loved this interview:
    Geoff and I had a very interesting conversation around millenials and what it would take for them to come back to the workforce.
    Bio:
    I’m Geoff Seow, the Founder of MindAxis Life Coaching. I’m a Life Coach dedicated to helping Millennials discover their purpose, breakthrough limiting beliefs and map out their personal vision.
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    27 min
  • 65 Mirika Gavet
    The Creative Nomad with
    Mirika Gavet
    Why I loved this interview:
    This super strong woman and coach was truly a wonderful person to speak with. We talked a lot about the Covid situation around the world and what it is like being isolated this long.
    Bio:
    Mirika Gavet is a forgiveness coach supporting women to overcome anxiety by healing their past trauma.
    Mirika is a fierce mama of three under five, a loving wife and a woman who deeply cares for others.
    Mirika has supported many women worldwide in healing, forgiving and truly stepping into their power with specific modalities.
    Her mission here on earth is to serve as many mamas as possible to break toxic cycles and live liberated because she deeply resonates with their pain and admires their strength, courage, and the love they have.
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    34 min
  • 64 Jim & Rene
    The Creative Nomad with
    Jim & Rene
    Why I loved this interview:
    It is always great to talk to other people who have taken thier passion and creating their life around it. Not to mention fellow nomads!
    Bio:
    Jim Nelson and Rene Agredano bought an RV in 2007 to travel with their dog Jerry after he lost a leg to cancer. Their journey inspired them to create Tripawds, the animal amputee support community. In 2019, they published their story, Be More Dog: Learning to Live in the Now.
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    Since 2007, Jim and Rene has been loving the nomadic life, full-time RVing and working full-time wherever they go! They tell their story about why they hit the road in our book, Be More Dog: Learning to Live in the Now
    Learn more at:https://bemoredog.net/media

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    43 min
  • 63 April Bielefeldt
    The Creative Nomad with
    April Bielefeldt
    Bio:
    April was born in Iowa which she used to not appreciate but now enjoys sharing the joy of discovering the USA with your camera, or just getting off the beaten path.
    She hosts a YouTube channel where we interview all kinds of travelers, whether they lead bike trips, hike, or go stealth camping you can find inspiration and tips for whatever budget or interest you have!
    For my tours She leads photographers, and artists to award winning spots and try to immerse them in the surroundings– whether it is staying in a historic inn, or walking under the same trees that Robert Frost did is part of the journey and part of what keeps her sharing.
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    50 min
  • 62 Jackie Raye Neyman Jones
    The Creative Nomad with
    Jackie Raye Neyman Jones
    Why I loved this interview:
    Jackey is the epitome of a classic Hollywood story! Having acted in “The Worst Movie Ever” as a child she has carved out a life full of art, creativity, and passion!
    Bio:
    Jackey Neyman Jones was in “The Worst Movie Ever Made”.
    She is not only one of the last surviving actors of Manos: The Hands Of Fate , but the only one willing to talk about it, living in the belief that if she can’t be the best, she’ll make the best from the worst.
    She played Debbie, the child star of Manos. Her dad Tom Neyman played the lead role of The Master and was Creative Director, making all the props and artwork while her mom designed and sewed the iconic Masters Robe along with the wrestling wives ethereal gauzy gowns.
    Manos: The Hands of Fate is a 1966 El Paso, Texas horror movie written directed and produced by Harold Warren and often taught in film classes as “Everything not to do in filmmaking”. From the camera work, editing, direction, script, acting and nearly everything else, it is one of the most notably inept films in existence and yet it has a certain charm which has not only captured, but held a fervent fan base since a public debut on Mystery Science Theater 3000 in 1993.
    Since then, Manos has inspired a wide range of talented projects including but certainly not limited to a Portland Oregon parody stage production, a Seattle Washington Puppet show “Manos The Hands of Felt, video games, two coloring books, a remastered version of the original, a prequel, a sequel and several books. I’ve enjoyed interviewing with a number of publications including Playboy Magazine and Cracked.com. A great new project headed by Willow Poulson successfully funded in early 2021 and we filmed the pilot episode of Manos: The Debbie Chronicles in April, with a goal of securing a distributor and creating additional episodes of the character, Debbie, who has escaped the Valley Lodge and now battles evil in the world.
    While November 15th 2021 will mark the 55th anniversary of the disastrous premiere, 27 years from its creation, on November 23rd 1993, Manos was named the Fan Favorite Of All Time by MST3k host Joel Hodgson on the Annual Turkey Day Awards Marathon show, and continues to entertains a very loyal and continually expanding fan base.
    She is currently seeking new opportunities to share Manos with fans in various venues and at a range of events. If this sounds interesting to you and you feel I would be a good fit for your event, let’s talk. Thank you!
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    50 min
  • 61 Sue Bowles
    The Creative Nomad with
    Sue Bowles
    Why I loved this interview:
    Sue is truly a light in this world. To have gone through so much and still want to give back and make sure women know they can move forward is such an inspiration!

    Bio:
    Sue Bowles is a survivor turned author, speaker, and Master Certified Life Coach. Having done the hard work of healing from a childhood rape, an eating disorder, other sexual assaults, and being twice suicidal, Sue now defines the effect the life-altering events have on her. The events no longer define Sue; she defines them.
    Sue leads My Step Ahead, an organization committed to breaking the stigma around mental health struggles. “You only have to be a step ahead to help the person behind you” is the bedrock to the value Sue brings. She helps stuck people get unstuck by discovering Hope, journeying together for the next step ahead. Whether speaking on a podcast, a stage, or one-on-one, Sue’s enthusiasm is contagious, shining the light of hope wherever the listener needs, cheering them to see their dreams become present reality.
    Sue’s award-winning first book, “This Much I Know…The Space Between” is available on Amazon and Kindle.
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    57 min
  • 60 Jimi Fritz
    The Creative Nomad with
    Jimi Friz
    Why I loved this interview:
    Jimi is a legend. Our frank talk about psychedelics was one of the high points of my life!
    Bio:
    Recently published, Confessions of an Ethical Drug Dealer, a psychedelic travelogue and memoir, is a witty and enlightening treatise on the responsible use of psychedelics told through the lens of a fifty year journey with buying, selling, and consuming psychedelic drugs. It is also about the value of free-thought, critical thinking and rationality.
    Jimi Fritz takes us on a journey both geographical and philosophical, while sharing a half-century of adventures in buying, selling and consuming psychedelic drugs. Along the way we learn the difference between smart drugs and dumb drugs, the truth about religion, and how to make a perfect cup of tea.
    The author, Jimi Fritz describes himself as heterodoxical polemicist, a sceptical iconoclastic, an antitheist, an aficionado of Stoicism, and a hell of a funny guy.
    As a musician with five albums, a filmmaker, writer and world traveler, Jimi Fritz has led the ultimate alternative lifestyle. He has also authored a book on rave culture entitled, Rave Culture, an insider’s overview.
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    35 min
  • 59 David Somerfleck
    The Creative Nomad with
    David Somerfleck
    Bio:
    David M. Somerfleck is a Digital Marketing Specialist with over 20 years’ experience working for marketing agencies as a project manager where he guided Fortune 500 company projects through to completion and also worked with hundreds of small business owners and nonprofits across North America.
    David was also a Certified Small Business Mentor for the U.S. Small Business Administration and other nonprofit organizations, and has started two businesses of his own.
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    39 min
  • 58 George Sirois
    The Creative Nomad with
    George Sirois
    Bio:
    George Sirois is the author of the international bestselling novel Excelsior and its two sequels. He served as President of the Missouri Writers Guild from 2017-2018, and is the host and producer of the podcast Excelsior Journeys, part of the Winding Trails Media Podcasting Network. He is also an audiobook narrator, lending his voice to books of all genres. A New Yorker since birth, George now lives in St. Louis, Missouri with his wife and daughter.
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    39 min
  • 57 Gary Arndt
    The Creative Nomad with
    Gary Arndt
    Bio:
    Gary Arndt is an awarding winning blogger and travel photographer who has been traveling around the world since 2007.
    His travels have taken him to over 130 countries and he has also visited over 400 UNESCO World Heritage sites and all 50 US states….twice!
    His blog Everything Everywhere is considered one of the best travel blogs in the world. It was named one of the Top 25 Blogs in the world by Time Magazine and it earned a Gold Medal in the Travel Blog category in the North American Travel Journalist Association (NATJA) awards and a Gold Medal for Best Travel Photography Blog in the 2018 TBCAsia Awards.
    He is one of the most awarded travel photographers of this decade. He was named the 2014 SATW Travel Photographer of the Year as well as the 2013 & 2015 NATJA Travel Photographer of the Year. He is the only travel photographer to have been named photographer of the year by both organizations. He is also a 3-time Lowell Thomas Award winner in Photo Illustration of Travel and a 2x Northern Lights Award winner in photography.
    Gary writes and produces a daily podcast called “Everything Everywhere Daily” which features stories about people, places, and things from around the world.
    Since 2009 he has been the co-host of This Week in Travel, an award-winning weekly podcast that covers travel industry news.
    He is also an associate producer and senior travel correspondent for On Travel, on the American Forces Radio Network.
    Gary is also an accomplished public speaker and has spoken on topics related to travel and new media on six continents.
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    32 min

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