The World Wanderers Podcast

At the end of October, we traveled from Canada to Mexico to base ourselves in Puerto Vallarta for the fall. We've been settling in for a month and this week on the podcast wanted to give an update about what life has been like here so far. We share our reasoning for starting here, what it's been like so far, and how it's felt to be here during the ongoing pandemic. This episode is brought to you b...

This week on the podcast we are chatting with Aubrey Carter from All Ears English. Aubrey is a certified IELTS instructor for All Ears English and is co-host of the IELTS Energy podcast. She received her master's degree in TESOL from the City College of New York and has been an ESL Instructor for 19 years. In High School and College Aubrey developed a passion for French and language learning. But...

This week on The World Wanderers we’re excited to be talking to Liz Sharma from Talk The Streets! Liz is from the UK but since 2005 has been nursing a passion for all things Portuguese. Liz first visited Portugal on a college exchange and now calls Lisbon home. To help others connect with Portugal she started Talk the Streets, where she helps equip others to get out and about in the Portuguese com...

This week on the show we are excited to be talking with Nathan Pettijohn about his new book Travels with Hafa! Nathan is an author and entrepreneur who decided he needed a break in the last part of 2019. He rented an RV and along with his dog Hafa, travelled the western US. We talk about Nathan’s background with travel, how he designs his work to allow more flexibility with adventure, and what the...

This week on the show we are diving into life and travel in Panama City, Panama. From November of the last year to this March we based ourselves in Panama City. During that time we had the chance to explore lots of different parts of the city and country! Our time in Panama was cut short, so while there is still a ton on our bucket list for Panama we wanted to sit down to share some of our experie...

This week on the show we are joined by Cameron Seagle and Natasha Alden from The World Pursuit! After traveling full time for almost four years across six continents and 85 countries, Cam and Natasha decided to base themselves in the Canadian Rockies. Now they travel half the year and explore the mountains for the other half, documenting it all on social media and their site Theworldpursuit.com. I...

This week on the podcast we are excited to be chatting with Stephanie and Gillian from Our Freedom Years! After working for 7 years in Singapore, Stephanie and Gillian realized a decade long dream of achieving financial independence in 2019 and had started a nomad journey in Europe when the global pandemic unexpectedly hit. They returned to Canada to wait it out and are now back in Europe, based i...

This week on the podcast we are chatting with Uwe Allgäuer about switching careers to become a nomad and his journey to Bulgaria. After falling in love with travel when he was young, Uwe found himself in a career as an electrical engineer. It was a fine way to make a living, but the adventurous part of his soul was never satisfied. So when Uwe learned about people working and traveling online, he...

This week on the podcast we are joined by Benjamin Hagerty and Brianne Nemiroff from itsbreeandben.com Ben & Bree are a married couple from California, with a passion for travel. In 2017, they were inspired to take a long-term road trip around Canada and the U.S. and soon realized that they wanted to make travel a part of a permanent part of life. On this episode of the podcast, we discuss how Ben...

This week we are sharing an episode that we originally released on the TWW Insider with Jon and Ashley from Travelling Graces. So often when we think about being able to travel more, we start with thinking about what we’ll need to earn to do it. Raising your income and finding new opportunities certainly can help you find more travel freedom, but a lot of the time the opportunities are right under...

This week on the podcast we are chatting with Leo Godoy about road tripping in Australia! Road trips are classic trips and road-tripping in Australia can be the trip of a lifetime, but like all things, roading tripping in 2020 comes with unexpected bumps in the road. The Australian bush fires at the start of the year and the growing global pandemic in the spring made the trip anything but ordinary...

This week on the podcast we are chatting with Lianne and Corey from the Small Worlds Podcast and their new show Forever Break. We first talked with Lianne and Corey in the fall when we were on their show to talk about traveling and working from Mexico. In the 7 months between conversations a lot has changed! In this episode we catch up on Lianne and Corey’s adventures through India and Asia, what...

This week on The World Wanderers we are excited to be chatting with Riley Tench. Riley works as a lighting technician on cruise ships, and for the past 4 months has been “stranded”, living aboard a ship in the Pacific. Riley has been documenting this journey on his YouTube channel and sharing what it has been like living through a pandemic while working on a cruise ship up until the point when shi...

This week on the show we are excited to be talking with Jesse Neugarten the Founder at Dollar Flight Club, where he oversees all things flight finding and daily operations Originally from South Africa, Jesse now calls Seattle, Washington home. Over the years, he's accrued hundreds of thousands of airline miles traveling the globe. His favorite recent destinations of choice have been Greece, Mexico...

This week on the podcast we are excited to be talking with Dylan Magaster about adventure and creativity. Dylan is one of the most interesting guests we’ve talked to in our years of podcasting and joins the show from his sail boat in Tunisia. After reaching a feeling of discontent in day to day life at home Dylan decided that he wanted to create a career on YouTube. A risky idea for sure, but one...

Today on the show we are excited to share our interview with Jules and Christine from the Not So Bon Voyage Podcast and Don’t Forget to Move. In 2012 Jules and Christine first met in Peru while volunteering at a non-profit organization. After spending 6 months together building houses that were destroyed by an earthquake their friendship quickly became more serious. Their shared love of travel and...

This past February we had the exciting opportunity to visit Barranquilla Colombia and experience our 2nd Carnaval in South America (after 2014 in Rio) with our friends from The Grateful Gypsies. Despite being a name you may not have heard of, Barranquilla carnaval is one of the biggest parties in the world and a can’t miss opportunity. After just hitting the 2-month mark of isolating in Canada we...

This week on the podcast we are continuing our series of episodes covering our favorite cities from around the world with Vancouver! These episodes will be shorter (most of the time) and more information-packed. Covering the basics of the city, why we love it, and everything you need to know if you want to visit, from time of year, places to stay, what to do, and where to eat! Join us as we share...

While we know the world is crazy right now, and travel plans are not front and center, we still wanted to share this episode on housesitting as a way to increase your opportunities to explore. Right now isn’t the time book a trip, but it is a great time to learn about ways you can travel in the future, and House Sitting could open some incredible opportunities for you! This week we are chatting wi...

This week we're on to part two of our quarantined around the world series! It is a weird time to be a travel content creator. With flights canceled, borders closed, and the threat of a global pandemic, travel is not an option. Plans are on hold and we are all waiting and holding for the best for the health of our families and communities. With all that in mind, we wanted to use this episode to che...

It is a weird time to be a travel content creator. With flights canceled, borders closed, and the threat of a global pandemic, travel is not an option. Plans are on hold and we are all waiting and holding for the best for the health of our families and communities. With all that in mind, we wanted to use this episode to check in with friends around the world who are are not in their home countries...

When we decided to settle down in Panama we wanted to invest in improving our Spanish and find ways to meet new people, so we signed up for Spanish classes at the Casco Antiguo Spanish school. After class, we would often find ourselves having interesting chats with the school's founder David Gold. David has a ton of fascinating stories about life in Panama and travels in Latin America, so we knew...

Lee Jamison has worked in a voluntary educational work among the Hispanic community for over thirty years. He has lived and traveled in Central America and Mexico and written guides to Spanish for Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Guatemala. In this episode, we learn more about how Lee fell in love with Spanish, what makes his approach to learning different, and how he found a niche as an author....

This week on the podcast we are chatting with Debbie Arcangeles. Debbie is a remote entrepreneur and the host of The Offbeat Life, a podcast where she interviews individuals who are location independent and digital nomads. As a teen, Debbie caught the travel bug and set out to build a career that allowed her to earn a living while exploring the globe. And she did just that, but after a couple of y...