Jet Setter Show

Bob Levinstein is the CEO of CruiseCompete and CEO of Compete Ventures. He's also the founder of ExpertTravelAnswers.com . Levinstein founded NationJob, which was one of the first online job search engines in the 90s.    Levinstein tells us about Cruise Compete and Resort Compete, and how both sites help travelers find the best vacation packages. He also explains the the most popular consumer tren...

Dr. Kelly McGonigal is a health psychologist at Stanford University and author of, "THE WILLPOWER INSTINCT: How Self-Control Works, Why It Matters, and What You Can Do To Get More of It."    Dr. McGonigal teaches one of the most popular courses at Stanford University called, “The Science of Willpower.” She has helped hundreds of students achieve their goals through the idea of willpower. She belie...

In this episode, Jason talks with Dr. Cathy Tsang Feign regarding why people expatriate.

Will Ashcroft is the CEO of Jumpjet. He joins the show to explain how Jumpjet makes it easy for people to fly privately. Ashcroft believes there are numerous advantages to flying privately.    Many millionaire's can't justify the cost of operating a private jet, but with Jumpjet, there are reasons for private jets becoming more affordable. Ashcroft walks us through the margins in his industry.   ...

Tim "Ringy" Saylor is an Explorer and Historian on the new National Geographic Channel series "Diggers." He joins the show to discuss some of the lost relics of history he found and how people can go about finding hidden treasures during their vacations.   Ringy has an amazing travel background, having traveled for both work and pleasure. He shares his favorite hotspots.    Find out more about Rin...

David Willig is the Founder of American International Sports Management. He's a certified international sports agent for the FIBA (International Basketball Federation).    Willig believes there are tremendous benefits for athletes to play overseas. Playing overseas provides an alternative "jetsetter" kind of lifestyle to a select few. Willig discusses the level of play varying by country and regio...

Michael Margrave has a serious hobby that conjures up images of Atlas Shrugged and a seemingly lost form of long distance transportation in America. Michael owns a private rail car and travels frequently with an association of fellow rail car owners called AAPRCO. This group was featured on The Travel Channel's "Tricked Up Trains" Program on Sunday, March 3rd. Michael's railcar has been hooked to...

Jason welcomes back Matthew Montagu-Pollock to the show, and talks more about international investing. Matthew is the president of Global Property Guide.

Kathleen  Peddicord  is the Publisher of  Live and Invest Overseas  and author of, "How to Buy Real Estate Overseas." She explains how a real estate investment overseas can double as a retirement plan and why more people should look into retiring in France.  There are are buying opportunities in “crisis markets. Surprisingly, Medellin, Colombia, is a good retirement spot, but there are numerous pl...

Robert Tuchman is the President of Goviva and Founder and former president of TSE Sports & Entertainment. Tuchman gives us a recap of Tiger Woods at the Masters and some of the business takeaways from his appearance. Tiger’s new slogan with NIKE is “Winning takes care of everything.” Many fans and consumers are angry about this, and Tuchman explains why. Jason Collins is the first professional ath...

Rudy Maxa, one of America’s premier consumer travel experts currently hosts the Emmy-award winning “Rudy Maxa’s World” featuring unique travel destinations around the world. Mr. Maxa is well known as public radio’s “Savvy Traveler” and an award-winning contributing editor with National Geographic Traveler magazine. He is a contributing editor to Delta Air Lines’ SKY magazine and Artful Living, the...

Relationship expert and best-selling author, Dr.  John   Gray , joins Jason Hartman to talk about research studies and Dr.  Gray ’s new work, “ Boys to Men .” Dr.  Gray  talks about how his observations have been backed up by and further explained by brain studies, showing obvious differences between men and women in brain function and hormones that affect health and behavior.   He offers a deeper...

Jason Hartman is joined by CEO of Clover Asset Management in the Cayman Islands, Eric St-Cyr, to discuss three major topics that will drive the global financial market over the next ten years:  Population growth, Debt and Inflation. Eric shares his views about our aging world and the huge shift that is going to take place with asset shortages, such as food, oil, and housing. He also discusses the...

Andrea Woroch is a nationally-recognized consumer and money-saving expert featured on "Good Morning America," NBC's "Today" and "The Dr. OZ Show." She analyzes the effects that sequestration will have on the Federal Aviation Administration cuts. In turn, these cuts will reshape the ways people travel. She also shares her tips for cheaper and more efficient travel. Andrea understands how quickly ev...

Jason Hartman just returned from his second real estate scouting trip to Belize and doesn't have much to show for it in terms of cash flowing income properties.  In this episode you'll hear his discussion from the beach in Ambergris Caye, San Pedro, Belize with a developer who is active in four countries in the region.

There is a saturation of travel search engines these days that will do everything from find a cheap flight to offering tips and advice on best hotels, restaurants and sights to visit.  So how does one stand out from the rest?  On this episode, Jason Hartman talks with one of Momondo’s partners, Martin Lumbye. Launched in 2006, there were fewer travel search engines, but today, the web is crowded w...

One popular concept today is creating a bucket list of things to do throughout life. Some of the activities may be quite grand and expensive adventures, while others are fun, simple things. This bucket list tends to gain importance in the later years. Jason Hartman is joined by Donald Vaughan, co-author of 500 Things to [...]

Jason Hartman is joined by Yapta President and CEO, James Filsinger to talk about how Yapta is able to save travelers millions of dollars in airfare and James demystifies the automated yield management systems used by airlines to establish pricing. James explains how the Yapta website works, from finding the best deal on a flight to obtaining a refund or credit voucher if Yapta finds a cheaper fli...

Kevin Wessell is the president of The Hope for Congo Foundation , which is dedicated to the belief that education is the best way to break the cycle of poverty to give children around the world hope for a brighter future. He believes that every child should have the opportunity to have an education. Mr. Wessell has been an advocate for the free enterprise system because, when operated properly, it...

A discussion about how the international travel is being adversely impacted by the global threat of terrorism. Robert feels the terrorism threat is very real, describing it as an easy way to have your way when you can’t have your way democratically. Robert advises people to travel light because of the long security lines in airports around the world. International terrorism plays a part in Robert’...

The Seychelles are one of the few jurisdictions in the world which continues to maintain its clients’ privacy, despite pressure from the U.S. government. Bobby explains where to start depending on how and why a client wishes to set up an offshore or domestic asset protection plan. Bobby Casey is the Managing Director for Global Wealth Protection, LLC. He is an entrepreneur, investor, and student o...

The power of the mind is a fascinating thing, a complex circuitry that scientists endlessly explore and attempt to understand. Jason Hartman is joined by Eldon Taylor, host of Provocative Enlightenment and best-selling author of I Believe, for a discussion of beliefs. How are beliefs acquired?  How many are conscious or unconscious? Eldon describes the brain’s need for stimulation and how the medi...

How do you choose a country in which to relocate or invest? In Part I of this interview, Gary Scott, publisher of Ecuador Living , urges people to “seek the places they love instead of running away from the places they fear.” By way of global travel and investing, Gary and his wife Merri found Ecuador in the 1990s, when it was still a little known place. They found phenomenal business opportunitie...

The asset protection industry has been growing by leaps and bounds with more and more financial companies recommending moving assets offshore to protect oneself or business from high taxes and lawsuits and a variety of other reasons. There is a growing number of instruments to choose from to accomplish this and on this episode, Jason Hartman talks with Wayne Kurtz, President and CEO of Karlsberg I...

Jason Hartman is joined by Larry Grossman, Managing Director of Sovereign International Pension Services, for a lesson on offshore IRAs and why anyone would want to diversify their assets outside of their own country, particularly the United States. Larry shares the many reasons for this, including concern people have with the direction of our country’s economic future. He states that IRAs are the...