World School Wonders

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In this episode, Niki and Jack are joined by their Airbnb host and friend Klaudjo Kavaja, co-founder and co-host of The Living Education podcast.  Listen as they learn about the Albanian education system and how Albanians are still struggling to harness opportunity and reverse the "brain drain" that's plagued the country since Communism ended in 1991.  

Klaudjo edited their conversation for a podcast episode on The Living Education and you can listen to it here: https://thelivingeducation.com/blog/ 

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Thom and Emma make a special appearance on this episode, as we're answering a critical question from our 7-year-old cousin from Texas - what is it like living in different countries and communities around the world?  Our answers will give you insight into what two 11-year-olds find important. 

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Today Jack and Niki share the top SIX things they love about the slow-travel lifestyle. Naturally, the Best of Times list is longer than the Worst of Times list!  

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Long term travel is an exceptional experience to give your family. But preparing to leave the country for an extended period of time isn't for the faint of heart! 

In this episode, Jack and Niki share the top five things that stressed them out and provide some helpful tips for anyone considering a similar adventure. 

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In this episode, Niki and Jack share the story of what compelled them to start their global adventure. They also explain the not-so-novel concept of "world school" and what "schooling"  looks like for thousands of families following this lifestyle. 

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Debuting October 1, 2020 - Join this family of 4 as they travel the world and discover life together.  World School Wonders is the story of an American family who quit their jobs, brick-and-mortar education, and left their suburban lifestyle for adventures unknown around the globe.

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In this episode, Niki and Jack interview Lizz Quain, a veteran world school mom of 11-year old twins and entrepreneur with Galileo XP, an online self-directed school for world school and home school kids ages 8-18.