This week on the podcast we are joined by Mack Lawrence from the Sweaty Traveler! Mack is a fellow traveler, digital nomad, and podcast host who keeps it real while she's traveling abroad. In this episode, we talk about how Mack got started with her digital nomad adventure, why she was inspired to create The Sweaty Traveler, and why it's so important to show the not-so-glamorous side of travel. Enjoy!

This week on the podcast we are joined by Mitko and Sarah Karshovski. Mitko joined us on the podcast back in summer 2019 to talk about Bulgaria, where he's originally from! Now, he's joining us with his wife, Sarah, to talk about their travel story and how they have become full-time digital nomads. In this episode of the show, we talk about what inspired Mitko and Sarah to start working online, what their first digital nomad experience was like, how their nomad adventures have evolved over the years, as well as where some of their favorite digital nomad spots are! Enjoy!

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This week on the podcast we are joined by Jason Hardrath. Jason is a teacher who has been living out of a van for the last 5 years! On this episode he shares why he moved into a van while still keeping a fulltime job, what van life is like for him, as well as what set him on the path of completing Fastest Known Time's (FKTs) in his spare time. This is a really inspiring episode! Enjoy!

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This week on the podcast we are joined by Bruce Kirkby! Bruce is a wilderness writer and adventure photographer who has traveled to over 80 countries over the last 30 years. He has done some incredible adventure travel, including a recent trip to a Buddhist Monastery in the Himalayas with his family.

In this episode, we talk about how Bruce got into travel, his travel adventures over the year, how his travel shifted when he started a family, what it was like taking his kids to a Monastery, and more. We also dive into his most recent book "Blue Sky Kingdom", which is about his latest travel adventure. Enjoy!

This week on the podcast we are diving into Querétaro, Mexico! At the end of 2020, we had the opportunity to spend some time exploring the city and state of Querétaro, while connecting with friends.

Without knowing much beforehand we were blown away by our experience in the city! Tune in to this episode to find out why!

We'll chat about the food, culture, and things to see while also hearing from two friends of the podcast about their experience living in the Querétaro, Mexico!

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This week on the podcast we are joined by Jessica and Will Sueiro from WorldTowning. Alongside their two teens, Avalon and Largo, they left the American rat race in 2014 on a mission to adopt a more authentic lifestyle by traveling fulltime. Since then they have been educating their children globally, bonding deeper as a family and making memories, all while focusing on the humanitarian side of travel and embracing the locals they meet along the way.

Their latest adventure has been to purchase a sailboat that they are learning to sail in the Mediterranean with the hopes of one day circumnavigating the globe! In this episode, we talk about why they decide to travel as a family, their adventures over the last 6+ years, what it's been like for them over the last year, and what life has been like living on sailboat! Enjoy!

This week on The World Wanderers, we're flipping the script and sharing a really fun conversation we had with Bob & Elliot from The Travelers Blueprint and Christine and Jules from Not So Bonvoyage all about backpacking!

We discuss how we got into backpacking, how to make sure your trip is meaningful, the planning side of backpacking, and how we have all shifted to the work and travel life since starting our travel journies as backpackers.

Enjoy!

This time on The World Wanderers, Amanda leads a one-on-one discussion with Alice Nettleingham from Teacaketravels.com!

When Alice was a psychologist in the UK she met a girl on the train. After 4 hours of non-stop talking, she got off the train, booked a Teaching English as a Foreign Language course, and quit her life in the UK. Within 3 months, she was in South Korea teaching English.

Since then, Alice has had solo adventures all around the world. From driving solo on her bike across Vietnam, to driving from the UK to Mongolia on the Mongol Rally with an all female team, and learning martial arts in China with a shaved head!

In this episode Alice and Amanda discuss tips for traveling the world as a solo female, how Alice became a full-time travel blogger, and Alice’s new venture using her experience as an expert solo female traveller to empower people around the world to face their fears.

Today on The World Wanderers, we are sharing a special Insider interview with Jason Robinson from Thenomadexperiment.com!

Jason began his nomadic adventure at age 39 with 14 days worth of travel experience. Over the past few years, Jason has achieved complete location independence as a Full-time Nomad, Author, Videographer, and Travel Blogger documenting his experiments and experiences for beginner travelers.

In this episode we discuss Jason’s story, the mindset of experimentation, and advice for anyone at the start of their traveler journey.

On this episode of The World Wanderers, we get the chance to sit down with Mike Corey from Fearlessandfar.com!

Mike is an Adventure Travel YouTuber, BBC Television Host, Filmmaker, and Podcaster creating adventure travel content to inspire anyone to chase their fears.

Over the past couple of years, Mike has lived through and documented some incredible adventures, many of which you’ve just got to see to believe.

Throughout this conversation, we discuss the mindset that it takes to chase your fears around the world, what responsible travel looks like during a pandemic, and why anyone would climb Mt. Kilamunjaru carrying a watermelon.

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