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Since 2013, "Travel Ambassador" Jason Moore from zerototravel.com has been picking the brains of adventurous people living an unconventional life on the road so you can discover new ways to travel endlessly.
Along the way, you'll get actionable advice and key resources that will improve your life AND help you travel more as we get down and dirty on topics like; starting and running an online business from anywhere, the best off-the-beaten-path destinations to visit, travel and work opportunities, gutsy budget travel strategies, surprising ways to earn free travel, the digital nomad life, unconventional travel based lifestyles, fun travel jobs, how to plan epic adventures, backpacking, remote work, how to take a gap year or a career break, 4-hour work week inspired topics, ex-pat life, slow travel, travel hacking, sustainable travel, human-powered adventures, trips worth planning, and everything in between.
Host Bio: Jason wandered the planet as a nomad for over a decade and spent 15+ years on the road as a tour manager in events/music, a seasonal adventure travel tour guide, and a digital nomad. Originally from the USA, he is now a dual citizen (Norway/USA) based in Oslo. He is obsessed with helping YOU explore our planet on your terms.
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How To Be a “New Tourist,” the Powers and Perils of Tourism, Embracing Tourist Traps, and the Impact of Travel with Paige McClanahan
jeudi 6 novembre 2025 • Durée 01:40:27
How is tourism impacting communities, and what can we do about it? Paige McClanahan joins me to talk about the dualities of the tourism industry and how we can have deeper travel experiences while benefiting the world.
Paige McClanahan is the author of The New Tourist: Waking up to the Power and Perils of Travel. She is an American journalist based in France and a regular contributor to The New York Times, where she reports on the impacts of tourism. She is also the host of The Better Travel Podcast, which aims to make sure that our travels have a positive impact on the world.
We talk about the evolution of tourism as context to how it got to where it is today, the consequences of travel on local communities (good and bad) and what we can do about it, and insights into how we can become what Paige calls a “new tourist.” She also shares a behind-the-scenes look at how she wrote this book and used her professional journalism skills to her advantage.
*This is a previously released episode from the archives! Zero To Travel interviews are timeless, offering valuable insight whenever you listen.
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The evolution of tourism and travel and why it’s so complicated
How guidebooks and social media have shaped the industry
The complexities of influencers and why we are all influencers in some way
How destinations can minimize the negative impact of tourism and promote responsible travel
The fantasy of tourist traps and how tourism affects the quality of life for residents
How she approaches serendipitous moments and genuine connections as an author
The impact of AI on the future of tourism
Insights on navigating digital nomadism and its effects on residents
And so much more
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What if every choice as a digital nomad, from where you live, to how you work, to the people you surround yourself with, was made with more intention?
Remote Roundup is a new monthly series hosted by Zero To Travel’s associate producer, Caitlin Sunderland, and partnerships manager, Janessa Klatt. Explore what's new in remote work and travel, including helpful tools and resources, need‑to‑know trends, destinations, and insight into what it really means to live and work around the world.
In this episode, we talk about how adding intentionality to your travels can completely reshape your experience as a digital nomad, and how the right tools, communities, and mindsets can turn a place from “just okay” to somewhere you thrive.
We reflect on how our experiences of a popular European city have shifted over time, share the realities of finding remote work setups that actually support this lifestyle, and unpack the growing trend of pop-up co-livings. You’ll get our honest take on destinations that look perfect on Instagram but don’t always hold up in real life, and how to think differently about where (and why) you go next.
What’s one experience, community, or personal goal that could guide your next destination? We’d love to hear about it, and hope you’ll share by sending an audio message.
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How Berlin won Caitlin over on her second visit, and what makes it a compelling nomad base
The gear and simple upgrades that can make remote work more comfortable and sustainable on the road
Why pop-up and self-organized co-livings are on the rise and how they’re creating more organic, affordable, and aligned ways to live and work together
How choosing a purpose or focus for your travels can lead to deeper connections, routines, and a more memorable time
Which popular destinations are overhyped, and how expectations shape our experience
A fun round of Would You Rather” that can help you reflect on your own travel values and priorities
And so much more
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Remote Roundup: Future Hotspots, Productivity Experiments, Digital Nomadding 2.0 (August 2025)
Digital Detox: Downsizing Your Digital Life to Create Freedom + Reboot Your Lifestyle Business with Corbett Barr
Co-living 101: How to Build Community While Traveling + the Future of Remote Work with Fabio and Juls
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How to Flourish in 2025: 5 Pillars of Well-Being with Pat Sperry
jeudi 14 novembre 2024 • Durée 01:23:44
Pat Sperry shares his approach to flourishing through the “Five Pillars of Well-being” and explores how transformative travel experiences, cultural immersion, and ancient practices can help you find fulfillment and well-being on the road and in everyday life.
Pat Sperry is a professional well-being coach, Iyengar yoga teacher, and founder of Flourish—a community that creates healing and transformational experiences through elevated retreats and online education, empowering individuals to live with purpose and compassion.
Pat shares his unique journey from being an athlete, musician, and even David Beckham’s body double to traveling the globe and becoming a leader in personal growth and well-being. You’ll hear about the lessons he learned from studying with spiritual masters and spending time at the Five Immortals Temple in China. From tips on cultivating mindfulness to building a life of meaning, Pat’s insights offer actionable steps on using travel for deeper purpose and connection.
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Pat’s fascinating journey from a career in sports and music to a life dedicated to self-discovery
How his travels and immersive cultural experiences through places like Thailand, China, and India reshaped his views on life, purpose, and fulfillment
Pat’s philosophy of “traveling light” and how simplifying his life while on the road helped him cultivate gratitude and inner peace
The concept of the “hedonic treadmill” and insight on how to balance chasing new experiences with finding peace in the present
An in-depth look at the “Five Pillars of Well-being” and how each can be activated through travel and everyday life
Why rites of passage matter and how they differ across global cultures
How to align your travel experiences with personal growth goals and values
And so much more
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Flourishing by Maureen Gaffney
The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt
King, Warrior, Magician, Lover by Robert Moore
Be Here Now by Ram Dass
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Tao Te Ching by Stephen Mitchell
The Gift by Hafiz
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Using Intuition to Make Tough Decisions, Learning to Surrender, Discovering Purpose, and Living Your Best Life with Amrit Sandhu from Inspired Evolution
How a Quest Can Improve Your Life (And Travels), Metaphysics, Letting Go of Beliefs That No Longer Serve With Derek Loudermilk
Top 10 Health and Wellness Destinations (The Best Places To Live In The World) with Nina Butler
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World's Cheapest Destinations + Traveling Europe on a Budget (2025) with Tim Leffel
mardi 12 novembre 2024 • Durée 01:03:13
Looking to travel without breaking the bank? Tim Leffel gives us the inside scoop on the cheapest destinations for 2025, insight on making the most of your adventures without overspending, and tips for traveling Europe on a budget.
Tim Leffel is an award-winning travel writer and author of The World's Cheapest Destinations (currently in its fifth edition) and A Better Life for Half the Price, a guide to cutting your expenses in half by living abroad. With years of experience living abroad and now living in Mexico, Tim has been covering destinations around the world and helping people move abroad for over three decades.
Tim's expert insights provide a practical guide for choosing affordable destinations, plus valuable tips and hacks for stretching your budget while still experiencing all that a destination has to offer.
What country from this episode would you want to visit or live in? I'd love to hear where you’re most excited about, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.
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The key factors that make some countries more affordable than others
What two “golden opportunity” destinations you should take advantage of before it’s too late
Which South American countries remain top budget-friendly picks
A Central American gem that offers serene lakes, rich history, yoga culture, and unbeatable value (plus an affordable place to get scuba certified)
Which Middle Eastern countries offer a rare, crowd-free experience this year—and why now is the time to go
How to navigate European travel affordably, with tips on transportation, meal planning, and budget-friendly city options
Travel hacks for stretching your budget, including strategies to maximize ATM exchanges and avoid hidden fees
The art of discovering free and low-cost activities abroad that add depth to your experience
Tim’s perspective on living and traveling in Mexico (compared to mainstream media)
Advice on balancing work and travel
And so much more
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Overland Travel 101, the Pros and Cons of Full-Time Travel, and Favorite Hidden Gem Destinations (After 10 Years as a Nomad) With Eric Highland
How To Take More Vacations by Booking Better, Cheaper Flights With Scott Keyes
Best Remote Work + Digital Nomad Destinations 2023 (And Beyond) w/ Tim Leffel
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Unplugged Travel: Practical and Mindset Advice to Reinvent How You Discover a Destination with Lisa Abend
jeudi 7 novembre 2024 • Durée 01:30:31
What would exploring a new city without relying on technology be like?
Lisa Abend is a journalist who regularly contributes to AFAR, the New York Times travel section, and National Geographic Traveler, among others. In response to the collapse of many traditional media outlets for narrative travel writing and how social media has sucked the serendipity and sense of discovery out of travel, she launched a Substack called The Unplugged Traveler. For the newsletter, she travels to a new European city every month without using the internet—that means no Google research, no online reservations, no GPS maps, no AirBnB or Uber, and no mindless scrolling while in a cafe or on a train.
Lisa shares her unique travel philosophy, giving a fresh perspective on what it means to travel authentically. Her stories and strategies challenge the "must-see" checklist mentality, encouraging us to embrace serendipity and let go of travel FOMO. You’ll learn how going offline can deepen your connection to people, places, and unexpected moments to create a more immersive travel experience.
What’s one place you’d like to explore without relying on your phone or social media? I'd love to hear where you’d go, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.
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The unusual way Lisa went from academic to a journalist in Spain
Her experience living as an outsider in Spain and Denmark (and what makes the Danes so happy)
Lisa’s philosophy behind "unplugged" travel and letting go of the pressure to see everything
How to use curiosity and spontaneity to guide your travels
Practical advice on finding accommodations and local recommendations offline
How she navigates destinations without a GPS or Uber
Lisa’s favorite memories of authentic encounters and unexpected discoveries
How small inconveniences can lead to richer, more memorable travel stories
Why it’s important to consider what you really want out of your travel experience
How the experiment has changed her relationship with technology and choosing destinations
And so much more
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Top 11 Digital Nomad and Remote Work Visas for Relocating (2025 Edition) + Where to Consider Relocating (And Why) with Tim Marting from Citizen Remote
mardi 5 novembre 2024 • Durée 01:08:03
Considering a move abroad now or in the future? How do you choose the correct digital nomad visa or remote work visa for your lifestyle and goals?
Citizen Remote co-founder Tim Marting discusses the latest insights on digital nomad visas and essential tips for relocating abroad.
Tim Marting is a digital nomad and co-founder of Citizen Remote, a platform dedicated to helping remote workers and travelers move abroad. With years of experience living and working globally, Tim has firsthand knowledge of navigating visa complexities, relocating, and thriving in foreign environments.
Tim highlights digital nomad visa options by duration and benefits and talks about exciting upcoming and new remote work visas. You'll get mindset advice on how to think about where you want to go and why, tips for settling into a new place, and insight into the visa application process. You'll also hear some of Tim's personal stories from his travels and plans to live in Iceland that will inspire your next move.
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Advice for traveling around Scandinavia for an extended period
Key benefits and requirements of digital nomad visas for top destinations
Tips on navigating complex visa applications (with requirements that can change anytime!)
Short-term visas that offer tax advantages
Medium-term visa options that encourage entrepreneurial growth
Long-term digital nomad visas that can open pathways to residency and citizenship
Advice on staying flexible with travel plans to maximize your relocation options
Tim's insights on moving and living abroad, adapting to new cultures, and making the most of remote work opportunities
How Citizen Remote can assist with visas, taxes, accommodation, and more for a seamless relocation experience
Tim’s strategies for connecting in a new country
And so much more
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Top 5 Reasons For “Slomading” + The Benefits Of Boredom With Tim Marting From Citizen Remote
7 Mistakes to Avoid When Moving Abroad (Or Traveling Long-Term) with Chrishan Wright
Hitting Refresh on Your Life with Travel + How to Move to Europe
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What To Expect This Month on Zero To Travel (November 2024)
vendredi 1 novembre 2024 • Durée 03:49
Listen in to find out what new and epic conversations you can expect to hear on Zero To Travel this month!
What topics and themes do you want to learn more about on the podcast? I'd love to get your thoughts, and I hope you’ll share them by sending me an audio message.
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Hell on Earth: Top 7 Otherworldly Destinations with Erika Engelhaupt
jeudi 31 octobre 2024 • Durée 01:08:41
What does hell on earth look like?
Science writer and explorer Erika Engelhaupt takes us on a unique journey to “awesomely awful” destinations to explore the history, culture, and science behind seven of the most otherworldly locations around the world.
Erika Engelhaupt is a science journalist and expert on all things macabre. Her work in National Geographic, Scientific American, and elsewhere has revealed the spooky science behind many taboo topics, including rotting corpses, bodily fluids, and other things that make her popular at dinner parties. She is the author of Gory Details: Adventures from the Dark Side of Science and her newest book, Go to Hell: A Traveler’s Guide to Earth’s Most Otherworldly Destinations.
Erika shares insights into how cultures worldwide have visualized the afterlife, explores the natural phenomena behind these lesser-known “hellscapes,” and discusses her own experiences visiting places that challenge and redefine our sense of wonder.
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A city filled with death, a centuries-old “skull cult,” and the inspiration behind Dante’s Inferno
A small cave in Ireland linked to ancient folklore and the origins of Halloween
The fiery pit that’s been burning for decades and the surprising theory behind it (plus, you can camp here!)
Where you can witness surreal blue flames rolling down a deadly sulfuric volcano
An island with some of the most gorgeous yet hellscape-y features, geothermal pools, and more
The most electric place on earth and the fascinating science behind it
Where to find razor-sharp “stone forests” and navigate the devil’s obstacle course
Which charming but hellish US town you can be mayor for the day
Will our pets eat us if we die? The five-second rule (fact or fiction?)
And so much more
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Top 10 World’s Weirdest Restaurants With La Carmina
Dark Tourism and the Complexities of Dark Destinations with Professor James Treadwell
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From Amateur Traveler: Travel to Normandy, France
mercredi 30 octobre 2024 • Durée 51:41
Hear about travel to Normandy, France, as the Amateur Traveler talks to Kat Butler from World Wide Honeymoon and France Voyager about this historic and wonderful part of France.
Why should you go to Normandy?
Kay says, “Normandy, I think, just offers so much. My road trip, that I did last year, was literally to prove that there was so much more to Normandy than the D-Day beaches. You’ve got Mont Saint Michel, the cider route. You’ve got the countryside. I think that Normandy makes some of the best cheese. You have The beaches. You also have places like. Giverny. You’ve got Etretat, which has the beautiful cliffs. It’s well worth a visit.”
Kat recommends a seven-day itinerary for Normandy, France, that offers a rich mix of history, culture, nature, and gastronomy. You can find that in the full show notes here.
Did this episode make you want to start planning your trip to Normandy? I'd love to hear your thoughts, and I hope you’ll share them by sending me an audio message.
This episode is a feed drop from the Amateur Traveler podcast.
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DIY Adventure: Around the World in a $100 Car, the Pan-American Highway in a School Bus, Community-Powered Travel with Global Convoy Founder Joel Chevaillier
mardi 29 octobre 2024 • Durée 01:30:15
Would you take a road trip with strangers—across continents—in a $100 car or a converted school bus? How can ridiculous travel change your life for the better?
Joel is one of the founders of Global Convoy, a travel movement built on trust, optimism, and a willingness to figure things out along the way. What started as a spontaneous idea to drive around the world in a beat-up car became a series of epic journeys involving strangers and a DIY spirit.
Joel shares incredible stories of unpredictable roadblocks and unforgettable connections while navigating the Pan-American Highway in a converted school bus. He explains how Global Convoy grew into an inclusive community for travelers seeking to escape their comfort zones and embrace the “mayhem.”
He gives a fresh perspective to exploring the world on a budget, showing how to make incredible journeys possible without deep pockets or a perfect plan. You’ll learn practical tips to DIY your own adventure, insights on sustainable travel, leveraging community and collaboration for cost-effective adventures, and cultivating a mindset of adaptability and trust while on the road.
What’s your wildest travel dream, and who would you invite to join you on the journey? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.
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How his around-the-world journey in a $100 car with strangers evolved into a global travel movement
What it really means to DIY an adventure and travel on nothing but optimism
What it was like to pick up hitchhikers and invite strangers from the internet to join their convoy
How Joel manages the reality and expectations of this kind of trip and how he vets participants
Tips on managing conflict, group dynamics, and building trust on the road
Insights into the overlanding community, his most memorable encounters, and favorite locations
The unusual way they choose their route on the Pan-American Highway (a fun way for you to plan your next trip!)
Perspectives on balancing spontaneity with preparation in global travel
Why being open is the best way to make travel sustainable and insights on creating your own unique lifestyle
Why you should consider Bansko, Bulgaria as your base
And so much more
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Joel’s favorite stop in Caral, Peru
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Eight Boots Abroad
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Overland Travel 101, the Pros and Cons of Full-Time Travel, and Favorite Hidden Gem Destinations (After 10 Years as a Nomad) With Eric Highland
Tales From A Converted School Bus: Working Full Time & Traveling With An Adventure Dog
New Zealand: Top 10 Hidden Gems, Campervan Lifestyle (Tips and Tricks), and Doing Life Differently With Lisa Jansen
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