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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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Traveling the Equator and Polar Circle (Top 5 Countries to Visit) + How Climate Change Impacts Locals with Gunnar Garfors Jun 03, 2025

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What can we actually learn about climate change when we stop reading headlines and start listening to the people living it?

Gunnar Garfors is the first person to travel to every country in the world not once, but twice. He’s a Norwegian adventurer, journalist, and author whose latest project took him across the equator, the Arctic Circle, and the Antarctic region to explore the lived experiences of climate change. His new book, Mellom Linjene (Between the Lines), captures these human stories behind the headlines, showing us how the changing climate is affecting the lives of fishermen, farmers, city dwellers, and Indigenous peoples from the Amazon rainforest to the ice desert of Greenland.

Gunnar shares his experience researching and writing his book and recounts the very real ways climate change is reshaping the planet’s most climate-vulnerable zones. We talk through five of his favorite countries along the Arctic Circle and the equator, weaving together adventure, personal stories, and eye-opening conversations with locals on the ground.

Gunnar’s first-person encounters with reindeer herders, farmers, fishermen, and locals living at the edges of the world help paint a fuller, more human picture of what’s happening. You’ll hear how polar bears are wandering into villages in search of food, why Amazonian ferry rides matter, and what it’s like to get called out on the Congo River for representing the global north.

How is climate change affecting the places you care about or the way you think about travel? I'd love to hear your thoughts, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why Gunnar retraced his steps across 21 countries and Antarctica despite already visiting every country twice

What ticks, shifting seasons, and reindeer behavior are revealing climate changes in Finland

What a screaming fox in Canada had to say about a massive landslide and how melting snow and rising rivers are reshaping northern communities

How the Amazon River’s disappearing waterways are affecting transportation, food access, and entire communities

Why fishermen in São Tomé and Príncipe are traveling farther for fewer fish, and what a disappearing rainy season means for daily life

What it’s like to spend five days on a cargo barge in the Congo (with very little food and a lot of humidity)

How climate change is forcing rural farmers in the DRC to question the cause and confront visitors with unexpected responsibility

Why telling personal stories might be the most powerful way to talk about climate change

Advice to travelers who want to get out of the Western bubble and witness these changes firsthand

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How to Be a “Supercommunicator” and Connect with Anyone (At Home or on the Road) with Charles Duhigg + The Best of Baltimore, MD May 27, 2025

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Why do some conversations leave you feeling seen and understood, while others fall flat?

Charles Duhigg is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and bestselling author of The Power of Habit and his latest, Supercommunicators. He's spent years exploring the science of communication to find out what separates those rare, magical conversations from ones that leave us disconnected or misunderstood.

In this episode, we explore how communication really works - what’s happening in our brains during conversations, the skills that make someone a “supercommunicator,” and how to have more meaningful, connected interactions no matter where you are in the world.

If you’ve ever left a conversation wondering why it didn’t land the way you wanted or if you’re trying to get better at connecting with people across cultures, relationships, or work, this one’s for you. Charles shares practical frameworks and surprising science-backed insights that help you show up better in any conversation. Whether you're navigating conflict with your partner or chatting with a stranger abroad, this episode is full of takeaways that’ll make you rethink how you communicate.

PLUS, stick around on the backend for a special segment on the best things to do, see, and eat in Baltimore, Maryland.

What’s one small shift you could make to be more present and connected in your conversations this week? I'd love to hear what you took away from our talk, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why Charles and his wife spent six months surfing in El Salvador and living in Costa Rica
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What led Charles to write Supercommunicators after the success of The Power of Habit
How to identify the 3 types of conversations (and why mismatching them causes conflict)
How to ask deep questions that invite real connection
Why “looping for understanding” is a powerful listening tool
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Co-living 101: How to Build Community While Traveling + the Future of Remote Work with Fabio and Juls May 22, 2025

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Is co-living the secret sauce to building community and staying inspired on the road?

Fabio and Juls are the co-founders of Casa Basilico, a pop-up foodie co-living experience designed for digital nomads who crave meaningful connection, delicious food, and a vibrant sense of community. As full-time travelers and friends-turned-business-partners, they’ve hosted over 200 nomads around the world, using shared meals and creative adventures to turn strangers into family.

We dive deep into the world of co-living: what it means, why it’s catching on, and how food, friendship, and shared experiences can lead to some of the most powerful travel experiences.

If you've ever wondered what it's like to stay in a co-living space or dreamed about building your own travel-inspired community, this episode will give you a behind-the-scenes look. Juls and Fabio share honest, hilarious, and heartwarming stories from the road, including why cooking together is their not-so-secret weapon for connection, what happens when your car breaks down on the way to a surprise helicopter ride, and how they create spaces that feel like home, even when you’re far from it. You'll walk away with a better understanding of how co-living can deepen your travel experience, along with practical tips if you're considering trying it yourself.

What do you think makes a place feel like home when you're traveling? I'd love to hear your thoughts, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why co-living is more than just shared housing for digital nomads
How Juls and Fabio stumbled into the co-living scene and ended up launching Casa Basilico
What sets co-living apart from hostels and Airbnbs
How long-term stays create deeper connections (and why short-term may not cut it)
Advice to find a co-living space that fits your vibe, goals, and lifestyle
Why Fabio’s pasta dinners became the foundation for building community
What it’s like to run a surprise weekend adventure (including a busted car and a helicopter)
Why choosing lesser-known destinations creates richer experiences (+ destination recs)
The future of co-living and why pop-ups and hybrid models might be the next big thing
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Classical Music in the Wild: 10 Years Connecting People and Nature Through Music and Travel with Hunter Noack May 20, 2025

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What happens when you take a grand piano into the wild and let nature lead the performance?

Hunter Noack is a classically trained pianist and the founder of IN A LANDSCAPE, a one-of-a-kind outdoor concert series that brings a 9-foot Steinway grand piano into the great outdoors. Instead of setting up traditional speakers at every show, audience members are given wireless headphones, allowing them to wander freely through the landscape while listening.

Since its launch, the project has reached over 75,000 people through more than 300 concerts in some of the country’s most awe-inspiring settings. By combining music, nature, and community, Hunter is redefining what a classical concert can be - and who it’s for.

Hunter shares the origin story of IN A LANDSCAPE, how it’s evolved over a decade, and how art can shape the way we connect with nature, place, and each other.

If you’ve ever dreamed of merging your creative passions with travel or building something that feels meaningful, this episode will hit home. You’ll learn about the challenges (and magic) of taking a concert piano off the grid and how he balances artistic integrity with logistics, grants, and the realities of funding a big idea. You'll also hear how nature shapes his music, his relationships with local communities, and his broader view of what it means to be human today.

There’s insight here for anyone creating something unconventional, trying to reconnect with nature, or simply curious about how a piano ends up in the middle of the desert.

If you were to reimagine something in your life, whether that’s travel, work, or relationships, what would it be? What would that look like? I'd love to hear more about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why he left the traditional concert hall behind to perform in deserts, forests, and county parks
How a single grant launched an idea and insight on using grants to fund creative, unconventional work
How nature influences the way he plays, from wind gusts to bug cameos
What it takes to haul a 1,200-pound Steinway up a mountain (and why it’s worth it)
The story behind one surreal concert on tribal land that left everyone speechless
What performing across the American West has revealed about the country’s beauty, complexity, and common ground
Why artistic projects need real critique (not just applause) to evolve
Hunter’s favorite overlooked spots in the American West you should visit
And so much more

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Shred America: 950 Miles from Chicago to NYC by Skateboard with Mike Kosciesza May 15, 2025

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Would you skateboard nearly 1,000 miles across the U.S. with no real plan, just to see what would happen?

Mike Kosciesza did just that with three friends and a dream to make a documentary out of it. Back in 2008, these four 20-year-olds set off from Chicago with their skateboards pointed toward New York City. A decade later, that wild ride became Shred America, a raw, DIY travel film packed with lessons they never saw coming.

We’re digging into Mike’s adventure, the long road to making Shred America, and what it takes to turn a crazy idea into something real, especially when you don’t feel fully prepared.

Mike’s story is a reminder that you don’t always need a perfect plan to start something meaningful. You’ll hear about what it takes to follow through on a wild vision, the lessons that come with looking back on your younger self, and why doing something imperfectly can lead to your most unforgettable adventures. We also get into the unexpected challenges of documenting a trip like this, what it’s like to finish a film a decade after shooting it, and why a little rebellion can take you a long way.

Would you ever go on a trip without much planning, just to see where it leads? Or have you done something similar before? I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why Mike and his friends decided to skate from Chicago to NYC in the first place
How picking a departure date changed everything
What went wrong with their original film plan, and how they adapted
How the team pushed through injuries, burnout, and zero navigation skills
Why a random guy in a bathroom helped save their trip
What it’s like editing a film of your 20-year-old self, ten years later
Advice to anyone dreaming up a bold idea but unsure how to start
How filming organically added authenticity (and chaos) to the journey
Why they turned down film festivals and opted for DIY distribution
How rebellion and risk-taking shaped their travel and creative paths
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Brilliant Baltimore: Top 7 Hidden Gems (Why You Need to Visit This City) with Brian Oliver May 13, 2025

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What makes Baltimore, Maryland, one of the best US cities to visit?

Brian Oliver is the founder of BMore See More, a nonprofit organization empowering minority male students in Baltimore City to become local and global leaders through education, mentorship, and travel. A seasoned traveler who’s visited over 60 countries, Brian always finds himself returning to Baltimore and has become a voice for reframing how people see his home city by highlighting the stories, neighborhoods, and experiences that show its full heart and charm.

In this episode, Brian shares his list of seven hidden gems in Baltimore and gives us a local’s perspective on what makes the city so magnetic.

If Baltimore isn’t already on your travel radar, this conversation may change that. Brian gives us a tour of the city’s most vibrant spots, from the best place to watch fireworks to where you can get lost in local food culture. He talks about how neighborhoods shape identity, why steamed crabs are more than a meal, and how seeing the world has deepened his love for home. You’ll leave this episode with a fresh sense of what makes a city truly worth exploring and how travel can spark both global and local change.

What’s one city that surprised you in the best possible way, and what made it so memorable? I’d love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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How a childhood of road trips sparked his lifelong love of travel
What makes Baltimore’s people so memorable to visitors
Why the neighborhoods are the heart of the city, and how to explore them
Advice to get the most out of your first crab feast (and why it’s more than just a meal)
Why Camden Yards changed the game for stadiums across the U.S.
The local museum that tells 400 years of African American history in Maryland
How to use the water taxi like a local and why everything is better from the water
Where to find authentic food, murals, music, and community in Charm City
How travel inspired Brian to launch BMore See More for youth empowerment
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Hiking the West Highland Way in Scotland with Lynne Nieman May 08, 2025

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What adventures have you been dreaming up but haven't done yet?

Lynne Nieman is the founder of Wander Your Way, a podcast and website dedicated to helping you explore off-the-beaten-path destinations throughout Europe. As a professional travel planner, Lynne combines her passion for Europe and off-the-beaten-path exploration with her expertise in creating personalized travel experiences.

In this episode, Lynne shares her experience hiking the West Highland Way in Scotland - what the trail is like, how to prepare for it, and why this iconic hike is well worth adding to your travel list.

She walks us through the mental and physical challenges of solo hiking, the beauty of trail life, and how she handled the unexpected. We talk about the deeper lessons that emerged from letting go of perfection to embracing a slower, more personal pace. You'll also hear about Lynne's plans for making a living with travel, how a trip to Europe changed both of our lives, and more.

What is in your travel box? What does the experience look like?I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why giving yourself permission is half the battle to pursuing your passions and creating your future
What made Lynne fall in love with Europe and what makes walking one of the best travel experiences
Logistics for hiking the West Highland Way, including when to go, how to prepare, and costs
Why it's important to tailor the hike to your needs
How this experience reshaped her relationship with travel and self-trust
Her favorite stories from the trail
How creating a "box" for your trip can be a fun and rewarding way to design your travels
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Lifestyle Design 2.0: What it Means in 2025 with Travis Sherry May 06, 2025

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Almost two decades after The 4-Hour Workweek was published, what does lifestyle design look like now, and where is it headed next?

Travis Sherry is a longtime traveler and entrepreneur who’s spent over a decade building a life centered around freedom, travel, and location independence while helping thousands of others do the same. He’s the founder of the Extra Pack of Peanuts blog and podcast, co-founder of the Location Indie community, and co-creator of Camp Indie, an adult summer camp for digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and adventure-seekers.

In this episode, Travis and I explore the concept of lifestyle design and how it’s evolved since the early days of digital nomadism.

You’ll hear what lifestyle design really looks like in today’s world of remote work, shifting values, and growing responsibilities, and how our own definitions of freedom have changed over the years as dads, business owners, and travelers. We reflect on what still holds true, what no longer fits, and what it takes to stay aligned with what matters most as you design your own version of your “best” life.

How has your definition of freedom or success evolved over the years and what does your ideal lifestyle look like now?I'd love to hear about it, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why “lifestyle design” in 2025 is more about values than travel hacks or passive income
The surprising things we both no longer prioritize when it comes to freedom and success
What we’ve learned about redefining productivity, especially after becoming parents
What to consider if you’re feeling burnt out, uninspired, or out of sync with your goals
Why slow travel still wins out and how technology is sabotaging our freedom
How we both think lifestyle design will evolve in the next 5–10 years and where we see the movement going
The trade-offs to consider when designing a non-traditional lifestyle
Advice for anyone feeling stuck or questioning their current path
And so much more

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The Power of Death in Life with Gentle Rebel Bronnie Ware May 02, 2025

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What can thinking about death teach us about living life?

Bronnie Ware is an author, songwriter, speaker, and free spirit devoted to helping others find the courage to embrace life on their own terms and live without regrets. Her international bestselling memoir, The Top Five Regrets of the Dying, has been translated into 32 languages and has a movie in the pipeline. Bronnie spent much of her life traveling nomadically and now has a home base in rural Australia.

In this episode, we talk about what those final life lessons can teach us about living more freely, creatively, and intentionally, especially when it comes to crafting a life filled with meaningful travel.

This conversation is a reflection on what it really means to live life on your own terms. Bronnie shares how she embraced her creative self later in life, the lessons she’s learned from the dying, and the surprising relationship between death and joy. If you’ve ever struggled with self-doubt, felt stuck in the “wrong box,” or wondered how to start living more authentically, Bronnie offers wisdom that might just change the way you think. We also talk travel, belonging, and why courage is always rewarded, even when the outcome looks different than you expected.

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How Bronnie went from banking to bestselling author and the process she followed to commit to writing a book
What a “gentle rebel” really is, and why it fits Bronnie so well
Why growing up on a farm led to her propensity for travel
How she launched on a creative journey and embraced her new identity later in life
How self-doubt shows up and what to do when it tries to stop you
How she reframes challenges through a soul-level lens
Why travel will help you get to know yourself in a different way and uncover what really makes you feel at home
How courage, even when it’s quiet or imperfect, always pays off
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Top 8 Travel Songs from the 90s (The Ultimate Playlist) with Rob Harvilla Apr 29, 2025

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What road trip songs get you pumped for your travels?

Rob Harvilla has been a professional rock critic for 20+ years whose writing has appeared in Pitchfork, Spin, and Rolling Stone. He is also the host of the hugely popular podcast 60 Songs That Explain the ’90s and author of a book by the same name.

In this episode, Rob shares his ultimate 90s road trip playlist along with a fun conversation about the inevitable intersection of music and travel.

Rob shares his thoughts on how music embeds itself into our lives, the lost art of mixtapes, and how road trip playlists define our travels. Plus, we swap stories about the bands that made us fall in love with music in the first place.

What song would you add to this list? Is there an album that instantly transports you back to a specific time and place? I'd love to hear what it is, and I hope you’ll share by sending me an audio message.

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Why road trips and music are so deeply connected
The power of nostalgia and how music imprints on our memories
How the shift from physical albums to streaming changed the way we experience music
The role of critics in shaping music culture
What it was like to live through Brooklyn’s indie rock explosion in the 2000s
How Rob picked the songs for 60 Songs That Explain the '90s (and why that number quickly expanded)
If he could time travel to one concert in history, which show Rob would pick and why
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