The World Wanderers Podcast

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The Path to Permanent Travel & Minimalism with Jake Desyllas Apr 14, 2016

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Do you want to travel permanently? Are you wondering what to do with your stuff? Are you considering selling your stuff and becoming a minimalist?

On this episode of the podcast, Jake Desyllas from The Voluntary Life shares what it was like to sell everything and move to Panama. Jake shares how he sold a business, an apartment, and all of his clothing and stuff, except one bag. If you're feeling stressed at the thought of that, you are not alone!

Jake shares what it has been like to live with less, and what the path to permanent travel has been like, including what has been done and what still needs to be done.

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Does Travel Make You a Bad Employee? Apr 07, 2016

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Have you gone traveling and feel like you want more out of life? Do you feel bored with your job and wish you were doing something? Do you often think to yourself "is this all there is?" Do you feel like your travels have turned you into a bad employee?

You're not alone.

On this episode, we share how our travels have changed us, and how our travels have made us bad employees in a lot of ways, but have also made us good employees in other ways. We share how travel has changed our perspective on life and what we ultimately want out of life, and how it has changed our career paths.

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Isaac Morehouse on Traveling with a Family Mar 31, 2016

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Did you used to travel and have stopped now that you have kids? Do you want kids, but feel like you're not ready because you're not done traveling? Are you thinking about taking your family on a trip, but feel uncertain? Then this episode is for you!

On this episode of the podcast, CEO & Founder of Praxis, Isaac Morehouse shares what it was like to travel with his wife and three children under the age of 11. Isaac and his family just returned from 6 weeks in Ecuador, and he is on the podcast to share what it was like to travel internationally with children, the pros and cons of the trip, the struggles of traveling with children, and much more.

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BONUS: The Importance of Travel Insurance Mar 28, 2016

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Do you travel without travel insurance? Have you debated not purchasing it because it's expensive and you've never had to use it? You're not alone. Although we've always purchased it, and wondered if it was worth it.

After a recent and unexpected trip to the hospital in the United States, we have realized the importance of travel insurance, and we want to share what we've learned with you on this special BONUS episode.

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Italy: Food, Tourist Attractions & What We Learned Mar 24, 2016

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Do you enjoy pizza, pasta, gelato and wine? Do you enjoy beautiful coastal hikes, and exploring ancient ruins? Do you dream of exploring the Colosseum, gelato in hand? Then, this episode is for you!

On this episode, we are taking you all the way to Italy! We share where we went, what we did, some of the delicious Italian foods we ate, and what we learned along the way. With each great travel experience, there is always something that could be done differently, and we share with you what we would do differently in Italy next time.

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Ash Ambirge on Creating a Business Abroad Mar 17, 2016

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Do you have the travel bug? Do you want to work and travel? Do you feel like it's impossible? It's not!

Ash Ambirge is proof of that. Ash fell in love with travel when she was 19 years old, and after taking her first trip, she knew that she wanted to continue to explore the world. She followed the conventional path, working in corporate for a number of years, until she decided to quit her job, move to Santiago, Chile and create her business, The Middle Finger Project. Since then, Ash has traveled around the world, and is currently living and working in Costa Rica.

On this episode, Ash shares how she created a successful business abroad, the pros and cons of working abroad, and much more. Enjoy!

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Travel & Food Mar 10, 2016

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Have you fallen in love with foods from other countries? Do you try and remake food that you've had abroad? Do you just like food in general? This episode is for you!

On this episode of the podcast, Amanda & Ryan reminisce about some of the amazing food they've had while traveling. They discuss the idea of certain foods being able to take you back to a certain place, and how some foods are so much better abroad. Finally, we share some of their favorite foods from traveling, and the memories that these foods remind them of.

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Idahosa Ness on Travel, Language Learning & The Mimic Method Mar 03, 2016

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Do you enjoy learning new languages, but find it difficult to stay motivated? Do you struggle to communicate like a local? The Mimic Method is a fun language learning tool to help you master an accent just like a local.

On this episode of the podcast, Idahosa Ness shares how his love of travel and language learning helped him to create his business, The Mimic Method. Idahosa shares stories from his travels around the world, what it has been like for him to learn languages, and his "a-ha" moment around language learning. He also shares with us how he created and developed The Mimic Method, and what life is like a location independent entrepreneur.

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Travel as Escapism | Are you Traveling to Run Away from Problems? Feb 25, 2016

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Do you want to avoid getting a "real" job? Are you running away from a bad breakup? A fight with your parents? Life in general? Are you using travel as a way to escape your problems at home?

On this episode of the podcast, Amanda and Ryan talk about travel as a form of escapism. They share their personal experiences using travel to escape, their opinions on travel as a form of escapism, and much more. They explore the idea that travel is a better way to escape from the problems of life because it can help you to change your perspective and even your situation.

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Mardi Gras in New Orleans Feb 18, 2016

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Is Mardi Gras on your bucketlist, but you're just not quite sure what it will be like and if it's for you? Then, this episode is definitely for you!

On this episode of the podcast, Amanda heads to Mardi Gras in New Orleans with 3 friends from Canada - Jordana Daum, Justine Daum & Nora Bily. They record their experiences at Mardi Gras, and share what they like and dislike, what they learn, all of the things they do and much more.

This episode takes you down Bourbon Street, to the famous bar, Pat O'Briens, through Jackson Square for tarot card readings, into the Bayou, to Oak Alley Plantation, and through the streets of the French Quarter on Fat Tuesday.

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