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✈️ The Zero To Travel Podcast has been downloaded 12+ million times and named a “Best Travel Podcast” by The Washington Post, Travel + Leisure, The Telegraph, and Forbes.
Packed with life-changing perspectives, inspiration, and practical advice for everyone from travel newbies to nomads, this podcast will give you everything you need to travel the world on your terms, regardless of your situation or experience. Welcome to our amazing global listening community!
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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Tbilisi Travel and Hidden Georgia Gems with Local Guide Levan Giorgadze Jul 10, 2025

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Why should you travel to Tbilisi, Georgia? While you might come for the 8,000-year-old wine, you’ll want to stay for the wild hospitality and a city full of surprises.

Levan Giorgadze is a theater-trained tour guide and founder of Tbilisi Free Walking Tours, where he shares Georgia’s rich history and culture with travelers from all over the world. A passionate ambassador for his homeland, Levan’s deep knowledge and playful storytelling have made him one of the most sought-after local guides in the region.

In this episode, we’re talking all things Georgia (the country!), from ancient wine traditions to offbeat Soviet architecture, cultural quirks, and tips for connecting with locals in Tbilisi and beyond.

If you’re planning a trip to Tbilisi, Georgia or curious about why it’s become one of the most talked-about destinations, this episode is a must. Levan shares what makes the city so special, from it’s special amber wines made in underground clay jars to off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods and other hidden gems in Tbilisi. You’ll learn why you should never cut a khinkali and what it’s like to lead a free walking tour in Tbilisi for nine years. You’ll get insider tips on the best local wine bars, Soviet-era architecture, and how to connect with locals on a deeper level. Whether you're after a cultural travel experience or just want the best Tbilisi travel tips, this episode will help you see the city like a local.

What do you think makes a place truly unforgettable - the food, the people, the stories, or something else entirely? I'd love to hear what you think, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

Tune In To Learn:

Why Georgian amber wine might be the oldest winemaking tradition in the world

How Georgia's diverse microclimates shape its food, nature, and wine

Advice to connect with locals (and maybe get invited to dinner)

What travelers can learn from locals, and what Levan’s learned from travelers

Why you should never cut a khinkali dumpling

How Levan started one of the first free walking tours in Tbilisi

Hidden gems in Tbilisi, including the SkyBridge and Soviet-era print house

Why the “Chronicle of Georgia” monument is worth the trip out of town

Where to find the best markets, street food, and people-watching opportunities

What to bring home from Georgia besides a bottle of wine

And so much more

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Timor-Leste Hidden Gems: Blue Whales, Diving, and Slow Travel in One of the World’s Least Visited Countries with Jonty Crane Jul 08, 2025

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Could the least-visited places offer the most rewarding travel experiences?

Jonty Crane is a New Zealand-based traveler, guidebook author, and longtime advocate for meaningful, off-the-beaten-path travel. With over 75 countries under his belt, he’s currently volunteering in Timor-Leste, where he’s helping promote sustainable tourism while living the slow travel lifestyle.

In this episode, we unpack what makes Timor-Leste one of the most under-the-radar travel destinations in the world. From coral reefs and dramatic mountain landscapes to warm, welcoming locals and a fascinating (if difficult) history, Jonty gives us a deep look at what it’s like to live and travel there and why more people should consider visiting.

We talk about the difference between traditional tourism and slow travel, and how living and volunteering in a place like Timor-Leste can offer deeper insight, stronger connection, and more personal transformation than a quick trip ever could. Jonty also shares his favorite things to do in the country, what to expect when traveling there, and how to navigate the lack of infrastructure without losing your mind. Plus, you’ll get three of his top picks for other lesser-visited destinations that are worth the effort.

Have you ever traveled somewhere that felt like a true hidden gem? What made it special for you? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

Tune In To Learn:

Why Timor-Leste gets so few tourists and why that’s part of its magic
How it feels to be one of the only foreigners in a place (and how locals respond)
What slow travel really means, and how it compares to traditional tourism
Advice for traveling in places with limited infrastructure (and why it’s worth it)
Jonty’s take on authenticity, cultural connection, and purpose-driven travel
The best things to do in Timor-Leste, from coral reefs to mountain hikes
What it’s like volunteering abroad and “working” while exploring
Why slow travel doesn’t have to mean doing nothing
A peek at Timor-Leste’s rich history and resilient spirit
And so much more

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How to Become the Hero in Your Own Life with Derek Loudermilk Jul 03, 2025

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What if you could flip your thinking, let go of old scripts, and start showing up as the hero in your own life, right now?

Derek Loudermilk is a coach, adventurer, podcaster, and bestselling author who helps coaches, healers, and creators become global thought leaders. After leaving behind a PhD program, surviving a life-threatening blood clot, and traveling the world for years, Derek rebuilt his life on his own terms.

In this episode, Derek and I explore five “thought reversals” to help you in your hero journey, especially during times of big transitions or when you’re feeling stuck.

I loved this conversation because it’s packed with practical ways to reframe the stories you tell yourself, and it’s a great reminder that a lot of what holds us back happens in our heads. You’ll hear Derek’s wild backstory, how he rebuilt his identity after losing everything, and what it looks like to live more freely by dropping the old scripts. If you’ve ever felt caught between wanting more adventure and wanting stability, or if you’re curious how to “be lazy” in a way that actually helps you succeed, there’s something here for you.

What old script are you ready to rewrite? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share them by sending me an audio message.

*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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Why focusing on money might be keeping you broke

How Derek survived a 20% chance of living and used it to start over

The mindset shift to stop thinking your way out of every problem

How to work from who you want to be (instead of where you’re stuck)

Why dropping your past identity can free you to travel (and live) better

How “lazy” CEOs actually get more done

Why your attention and your questions shape your reality

Practical ways to tap into luck, synchronicity, and abundance

How to balance family, travel, and the pull to put down roots again

Derek’s simple advice for crossing time zones with less stress

And so much more

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From Death’s Door to Solo Kayaking 1,000 Miles Through the Canadian Arctic with Stephan Kesting Jul 01, 2025

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Why does it take a brush with death for some of us to finally do the things we’ve dreamed of?

Stephan Kesting is an accomplished martial artist, firefighter, wilderness explorer, and the author of Perseverance: Life and Death in the Subarctic. You might know him from his popular jiu-jitsu videos and teachings at Grapplearts, but Stephan’s story goes far beyond the mat. After surviving a life-threatening kidney disease and receiving a transplant from his brother, Stephan set out on a 1,000-mile solo canoe expedition through Canada’s remote Subarctic - a journey that became both an epic adventure and a profound exploration of mortality, identity, and what it means to truly live.

In this episode, Stephan and I dig into what it takes physically, mentally, and emotionally to embark on a solo wilderness journey in the face of mortality and grief.

Stephan’s story will inspire you to rethink your own limits. You’ll hear how he navigated a rare kidney disease that threatened his identity as a martial artist and outdoorsman, and how facing death up close became the push he needed to tackle a dream he’d been putting off for years. From his raw reflections on loss and resilience to his honest look at fear, self-doubt, and satisfaction versus happiness, Stephan’s insights will stick with you long after you’ve listened.

Whether your version of adventure is paddling 1,000 miles alone or just stepping outside your comfort zone, this conversation might just give you that nudge to get started.

When was the last time you answered your own call to adventure? What did it teach you about yourself? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why Stephan walked away from a career in physics and ended up studying botany in the Arctic
How growing up with a foot in the city and a foot in the wilderness shaped his love of the outdoors
The surprising overlap between martial arts and wilderness survival
How polycystic kidney disease forced Stephan to confront his mortality and identity
How he planned and trained for a 1,000-mile solo canoe expedition after a transplant
What it’s like to be alone in the Subarctic for weeks, battling harsh weather and self-doubt
Why he believes satisfaction matters more than happiness when it comes to big goals
How the wilderness has helped him process grief and loss
Practical advice for anyone who wants to dip their toes into solo outdoor adventures safely
And so much more

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Building a Life Abroad, Culture Shock, and Big Leaps with Traveling Jackie Jun 25, 2025

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What does it really take to build a life abroad, and what happens when travel pushes you far outside your comfort zone?

Jackie Nourse, aka Traveling Jackie, is an adventure travel pro, host of JUMP podcast, tour leader, and storyteller who’s built a life around helping people explore the world boldly and authentically. With over 20 years of travel under her belt, Jackie’s led countless group trips, launched two podcasts, and built a passionate community of travelers who seek adventure and growth.

In this crossover episode, Jackie and I reflect on our first in-person meetup in Norway and dive into what it means to design a lifestyle you love, raise a family in a new culture, and face fear head-on. From raising kids in the forest outside Oslo to climbing Europe’s highest sea cliff with a serious fear of heights, this episode explores the intersection of travel, courage, and personal transformation.

This episode offers a personal look into what it means to build a new life in a different country, from navigating culture shock to raising bilingual kids and finding your own rhythms far from home. Jackie also shares a powerful story about doing something she truly didn’t think she could do: climbing Europe’s highest sea cliff on a via ferrata, despite having a serious fear of heights. Her reflections on fear, courage, and support are deeply relatable, whether you're standing on a cliff face or facing something uncertain in your own life.

What’s one moment in your life when curiosity helped you say yes to something scary? I'd love to hear what they are, and I hope you’ll share them by sending me an audio message.

Tune In To Learn:

Why Jackie decided to design an off-the-beaten-path adventure through Norway
How I ended up living in Oslo (and what I love about it)
Advice to anyone considering a move abroad, especially with a family
How “friluftsliv” shapes Norwegian life and values
What it’s like to raise kids in a forest-filled neighborhood outside Oslo
Why self-designed lifestyle checklists help you reverse-engineer the life you want
How public transport and local access shape rural Norwegian life
What via ferrata is (and why climbing one on a cliff face isn’t as relaxing as it sounds)
How Jackie faced a phobia head-on and climbed the highest sea cliff in Europe
Why small choices (like buying gloves) can snowball into big courage
And so much more

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Top 10 Copenhagen Hidden Gems: Hidden Trolls, Cemetery Hangouts, and the Secret to Danish Happiness with Rikke Bisgaard Svendsen Jun 24, 2025

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What if the best way to explore Copenhagen isn’t in the guidebooks, but in a cemetery, on a bike hunt for trolls, or over a plate of smørrebrød with locals?

Rikke Bisgaard-Svensen is the co-founder of Copenhagen Free Walking Tours and a self-described travel addict whose life has revolved around two things: taking off to faraway lands and sharing her love for her hometown. What started as a side hustle born out of winter-season job loss turned into a 13-year journey building one of the most beloved free walking tour companies in Denmark.

In this episode, we’re exploring the evolving spirit of Copenhagen and sharing 10 Copenhagen hidden gems for travelers who want to see the city like a local, plus the surprising backstory behind Rikke’s tour company and how she fell into entrepreneurship.

If you want to experience Copenhagen beyond the usual sights, Rikke brings the kind of insight only a longtime local can offer. You'll hear about troll hunts in the suburbs, the deeper meaning behind a now-vanished statue, and what it’s really like to build a business in a country where modesty is a cultural expectation. Along the way, we talk about the unique Danish relationship with happiness (hygge), and hanging out in cemeteries (yes, really).

What’s your favorite hidden gem in your hometown that you wish more people knew about? I'd love to hear what it is, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

Tune In To Learn:

How Couchsurfing led to launching a tour company
Why she never imagined becoming an entrepreneur (and what changed)
How “janteloven” impacts ambition and leadership
How Copenhagen has transformed over the past decade
Where to find Copenhagen’s hidden troll sculptures (and why they matter)
The oldest amusement park in the world, and it's very unusual location
How locals use cemeteries as parks (and what that says about death)
An alternative to the famous Little Mermaid statue
Where to get the best smørrebrød, cinnamon snails, and pastries in town
Advice to anyone wanting to run a travel business
And so much more

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From Burnout and $70K in Debt to World Travel with Annette and Daniel Fortner Jun 19, 2025

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains honest discussions about depression and suicidal thoughts. If you or someone you know is struggling, call the Suicide Prevention Hotline (1-800-273-8255).

Is debt stopping you from traveling? What if the life you’ve been told to want is actually the thing that’s breaking you?

That was the reality for Annette and Daniel Fortner of Chase for Adventure, a couple who sold everything, paid off $70,000 in debt, and hit the road full-time - not because they had it all figured out, but because they knew they couldn’t keep living the way they were. Their journey into long-term travel started with depression and burnout, and turned into something entirely different.

Annette and Daniel share the full story behind their decision to leave behind high-paying jobs and a “successful” lifestyle in favor of travel, healing, and freedom.

This conversation goes way beyond the typical “how we quit our jobs to travel” story. You’ll hear what it’s like to hit emotional rock bottom and use travel as a lifeline, not just a lifestyle. Annette and Daniel open up about their mental health, the practical steps they took to make long-term travel financially doable, and what it’s really like to work, live, and grow alongside your partner 24/7. Their story is raw, funny, thoughtful, and full of honest reflections that anyone thinking about big life changes will relate to.

What’s one belief about success you’ve outgrown? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

Tune In To Learn:

Why depression and burnout led Annette to rethink everything
How Daniel's emotional struggles surfaced after they hit the road
How they paid off $70,000 in debt and saved $16.5K to start traveling
Advice to couples traveling and working together (without losing their minds)
Why setting “hammock time” saved their relationship
The financial realities of long-term travel and how they tracked every dollar
How to decide how much savings you need to leave and when it’s enough
Remote work tips to fund a travel lifestyle
Why Southeast Asia was key to stretching their budget
Places that blew them away, and a surprise detour with 10 rescue dogs in Thailand
And so much more

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Top 7 Cities for LGBTQ+ Travelers and Finding Your People Around the World with LGBTQ+ Travel Expert Alicia Valenski Jun 17, 2025

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What does it really mean to feel seen, safe, and celebrated as an LGBTQ+ traveler? How can understanding other people’s travel experiences help us feel more connected, wherever we go?

Alicia Valenski is an American writer, editor, speaker, and author of the groundbreaking new LGBTQ+ travel guide with Lonely Planet that explores 50 of the most queer-friendly destinations around the globe. Now living as an expat in the Netherlands, Alicia brings a unique and deeply personal lens to her work as an autistic, bisexual woman and passionate advocate for inclusive travel.

In this episode, Alicia shares her top seven LGBTQ+ destinations. We talk about what it means to feel truly comfortable in a place and why inclusive travel benefits everyone.

Alicia talks about growing up in a small town, navigating cultural expectations, and finding the courage to live differently. Her journey shows how traveling with intention can change not just your perspective but your life. The insights she shares about creating safe spaces for the most marginalized groups offer a powerful reminder: when a place works for those often overlooked, it works better for everyone, including solo travelers, women, and anyone who's ever felt out of place.

Have you ever visited somewhere you immediately felt like you belonged? Where was it, and what made it feel that way? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

Tune In To Learn:

Why Alicia and her partner chose the Netherlands as their home base, and what makes Dutch culture feel “just right”
How growing up in a conservative area shaped Alicia’s perspective on travel, identity, and chosen family
Why moving abroad was both a logistical challenge and an act of self-acceptance
Why travel is different for LGBTQ+ folks, and how “feeling welcome” can’t always be assumed
Advice for queer travelers who are new to travel and how to stay safe while still being yourself
The story behind her LGBTQ+ travel book, and why it centers diverse voices within the community
Her top 7 queer-friendly cities
Tips for navigating sensory overload while traveling as a neurodivergent person
And so much more

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Grab the Lonely Planet LGBTQ+ Travel Guide
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Alcohol-Free Travel (10 Expert Tips) with Margaret Ward Jun 12, 2025

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Have you ever thought about what your travels would look like without alcohol?

After eliminating alcohol, Margaret rediscovered her joy for travel, so much so that she started Alcohol-Free Adventure Retreats (AFAR), where she helps women rediscover and challenge themselves by embracing travel without alcohol.

In this episode, Margaret shares her 10 expert tips on alcohol-free travel, and we talk about why this may be something you’d want to consider trying yourself.

Whether you’re sober-curious or just interested in a different travel experience, Margaret’s tips are valuable in many situations. In addition to Margaret’s advice, we have a deeper conversation about living in an alcohol-centric society. You’ll learn about some of the benefits of the sober-curious movement and sober travel, why committing is sometimes easier than moderating, how to avoid decision fatigue while traveling, and plenty more.

Are you considering going alcohol-free on your next trip? If you already travel without alcohol, what do you enjoy the most? I'd love to hear your thoughts and hope you’ll share them by sending me an audio message.

*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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Why Margaret decided to change her lifestyle and how the sober-curious movement allows you to experiment with alcohol-free living
How traveling with the intention of eliminating alcohol can add another layer of transformation and self-exploration to travel
The problem with alcohol culture in Western society
How to best prepare before your trip and why having the right mindset is so important
The advantages of sober travel and five easy things you can do to help your trip run smoothly
Why building identity-based habits can help you embrace a new lifestyle or culture
My experience with alcohol-free living and why committing 99% is so much harder than 100%
And so much more

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Top 10 Iceland Hidden Gems (Highlands, Hot Springs, and Hidden Canyons) + Building a New Life Abroad with Jewells Chambers from All Things Iceland Jun 10, 2025

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What’s it like to trade the hustle of NYC for a slower life in Iceland? And how do you explore its volcanic landscapes without getting stuck in the tourist crowds?

Jewells Chambers is the creator and voice behind All Things Iceland, a podcast and YouTube channel that helps people experience Iceland beyond the tourist trail. Originally from New York City, Jewells moved to Iceland in 2016 after falling in love with an Icelander and has since carved out a meaningful life abroad, blending creativity, digital marketing, travel planning, and a deep respect for Icelandic culture.

In this episode, we talk about what it’s really like to move to Iceland, how Jewells found her way into content creation, and her top recommendations for discovering Iceland's lesser-known destinations and experiences.

If you’ve ever considered moving abroad, reinventing your career, or exploring Iceland beyond the usual tourist stops, Jewells’ story offers both inspiration and practical insights. We chat about embracing discomfort, building a new identity in a foreign land, and how creativity and authenticity have shaped her journey. She also shares a curated list of hidden gems in Iceland—from geothermal wonders to ghost towns—and offers practical advice on navigating Iceland's wild weather and unpredictable terrain. Whether you're planning your first trip or your fifth, you'll leave this episode with a fresh perspective and a bunch of new places to add to your Iceland itinerary.

If you could slow down and live like a local somewhere (even for a little while), where would you go? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why Jewells moved to Iceland and how love and logistics played equal roles
What it was like adjusting from NYC hustle culture to Iceland’s work-life mindset
How moving to Iceland changed how she views her home country
How she carved out a creative niche in a foreign country without a plan
What most travelers miss when visiting Iceland and why the highlands are so underrated
How the Icelandic mindset of “þetta reddast” (it will all work out) reshaped her life
How a rainy, rough hike turned her into an outdoor enthusiast
Advice for dealing with Iceland’s intense weather and road conditions
Where to find hidden hot springs, ghost towns, and fjords with almost no crowds
Pro tips for driving in Iceland’s highlands (and why your car insurance matters!)
And so much more

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Check out Jewell’s website and podcast, All Things Iceland
Jewell’s ultimate packing checklist
Schedule a trip-planning call
Iceland map and travel resources
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