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Workationing

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In a time and place where you can work from anywhere, two ladies in their mid-to-late 27's have decided to — and they're calling it Workationing. 12 months, 12 countries, 12 professional and personal goals, and countless adventures. Is this a huge mistake or are they about to have the time of their lives? This is the Workationing Podcast.
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Nomad365

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Nomad365 Podcast is where digital nomads and short-term rental hosts connect, learn, and thrive. We dive deep into the world of remote work and travel, sharing insider tips, real-life experiences, and actionable strategies to help you: Digital Nomads: Find your perfect home away from home – whether you're seeking blazing-fast Wi-Fi, inspiring workspaces, or a vibrant community. Short-Term Rental Hosts: Attract and retain high-value digital nomad guests who stay longer and travel during the o ...
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We’re the CIPD — the professional body for HR and people development. We are the voice of a worldwide community of more than 150,000 members committed to championing better work and working lives.
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Welcome to the Travel Transformation Podcast – the podcast that explores the life-changing potential of solo travel, intentional travel, and location-independent working. Whether you are an aspiring digital nomad, want to completely transform yourself and your life, or simply want to boost your confidence through epic travel experiences, I’m here to motivate and inspire you to go after all your wildest dreams. I’m Jessica Grace Coleman, author, travel transformation coach, founder of Flip Th ...
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The Remote Podcast is for anyone looking to become a digital nomad and join the location independent movement. The podcast features in-depth and unfiltered one-on-one interviews with digital nomads. It gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what a location independent lifestyle is really like. Living a remote lifestyle is a choice. Through listening to each guest’s story, you’ll see that there are infinite ways in which you can live and work remotely. All you need is a computer, internet acce ...
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In this episode, I discuss the types of work trips you can incorporate into your travels if you don’t want to be a full-time digital nomad. Whether you can work remotely from anywhere, have a passion project you want to work on, or want to hit a certain deadline with your business, short trips – booked in advance – could be the way to go. In this s…
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Would you share salary information on a job advert? In the latest episode of the HR People Pod, our panel challenges organisations to be more transparent with pay, explores the rise of the ‘workation’, how sadly commonplace bullying and incivility is at work, and tips to improve social mobility in your organisation.CIPD Director of Profession David…
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In this episode, I talk all about my recent weekend trip to Richmond, London, which I visited because I’m a HUGE Ted Lasso fan. The TV show ‘Ted Lasso’ (which ran for three seasons and is available on Apple TV Plus) tells the story of American football coach Ted, who comes over to the UK to coach a Premier League football team – fictional Richmond …
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In the latest episode of the HR People Pod, our panel reflects on the recent riots in the UK, the conflicts happening globally and the effects they have in the workplace. We also get to grips with the rising use of generative AI by job applicants, the gender mix within the profession, and the concept of ‘quiet vacationing’ – another media catchphra…
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In this episode, I discuss the brilliant, hilarious, and joyful dynamic duo, magicians and comedians Siegfried & Joy from Berlin, Germany. I recently went to see their show at the MAC (Midlands Arts Centre) in Birmingham, when they were getting ready for their shows at the Glastonbury Festival, and I had a great time! Incorporating magic with humou…
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Previous Nomad365 Guest, Shiv, returns from an epic travel adventure and shares his movements around the globe over the past year. We learn about Shiv's time in a Nomad365 guesthouse and what it takes to be a successful Nomad365 host. Shiv also touches on the importance of personal touches. How impactful is the Nomad365 certification, and what are …
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In this episode, I discuss Grant Cardone’s season of Undercover Billionaire on Discovery Plus, as well as the ‘behind the scenes’ series he did on YouTube, where he breaks down everything he did – and why – when he was dropped off in Pueblo, Colorado with just $100 and tasked with starting a million-dollar company in 90 days. Being the ‘10 X’ guy, …
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In this episode, I dive into a pivotal question: What’s the biggest thing holding you back in life? Inspired by an email sent to my Travel Transformation Club members, I explore the barriers that hinder our dreams and ambitions. So, join me as I uncover the obstacles preventing you from pursuing your passions and achieving your goals! Useful links:…
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The need to better understand your people is critical to driving better employee and wider organisational performance. Fundamental to that is the need for people professionals to have the capability and confidence to make sense of data, while working alongside and empowering people managers to take action. But is collecting the right data easier sa…
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As workers turn to TikTok to discuss work issues, should business leaders be paying attention? In this episode CIPD Director of Profession David D’Souza is joined by Vilma Nikolaidou, Director of People and Culture at the British Film Institute; Gareth Neale, Head of HR at Crimson Hotels Limited; and Dr Markos Koumaditis, Director of HR at Universi…
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In this episode, I talk about my recent trip to Cambridgeshire, where I was house sitting with my friend Caitlin. We looked after three lovely dogs and a lovely cat, and while we were working the whole time, we did manage to get out and do some touristy stuff – as well as meeting up with some friends for food, drink, and punting. In the episode I g…
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Join us as we sit down with seasoned digital nomad, Mo, who reveals the secrets to finding the perfect accommodation for remote work and travel. Discover the non-negotiable amenities, the unexpected challenges to watch out for, and the surprising amenity that's a game-changer for digital nomads. Whether you're a nomad seeking your next home base or…
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In this episode, I discuss house sitting and pet sitting as a way of seeing new places, staying in nice houses, and helping you travel cheaply! I talk about the past sits I’ve done for friends, family, and strangers in places like the UK and Switzerland, and I discuss the pros and cons of house sitting – as well as how to sign up to Trusted Housesi…
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In this episode, I discuss the wonderful company, Secret Cinema, based in London, UK. I’ve attended four of their past events – Back To The Future, Moulin Rouge, Blade Runner & Stranger Things – and I’ve had a blast every time. I talk about immersive events and attractions, what happened at the Secret Cinema events I went to, and how I believe this…
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The Labour Party will form a new government in the United Kingdom. But what can employers expect from its proposed ‘New Deal for Working People’? CIPD Director of Profession David D’Souza hosts former Labour MP Iain Wright, Firstsource Senior VP HR Europe and Global Head of Inclusion and Diversity Jo Carlin, and Mencap Executive Director of People …
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In this episode, I discuss the TV show The Big Door Prize, starring Chris O’Dowd, available now on Apple TV Plus. In the show, a mysterious machine turns up in a small town’s general store – one that gives you a card with your ‘Life Potential’ written on it. Season one is all about how the people in the town react to their potential, whether it’s g…
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Our latest CIPD Good Work Index noted the experience of conflict in the workplace, as correlating with poorer mental health, poorer view of the organisation’s leadership and a higher likelihood of quitting. But what are some of the other factors that prevent work from being ‘good’?Join Nigel Cassidy and this month’s guests: Marek Zemanik, Senior Pu…
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Do romantic relationships at work need to be disclosed? Can you trust a ‘mouse jiggler’? How do you manage time off or flexibility around major sporting events? Join the conversation with David D’Souza, CIPD Director of Profession, Gemma Dale, Senior Lecturer at Liverpool Business School, and David Balls, Chief People Officer at Newcross Healthcare…
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In this episode, I discuss the TV shows Long Way Round, Long Way Down, and Long Way Up, starring Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman – now available on Apple TV Plus! On these incredible motorcycle trips, Ewan and Charley make their way from London to New York, John O’Groats to Cape Town, and Ushuaia to Los Angeles. I talk about their ups and downs, …
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Hi everyone! This off-the-cuff episode is just me checking in and talking about 1 year of podcasting. Check out our channels on YouTube and Instagram. Give us a Subscribe and a Follow if you want to check out more Remotely Serious there... the Instagram is getting a bit of traction! Happy Summer Solstice 2024 — to all who celebrate! Want to dive de…
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In this episode, I discuss my recent trip (my third visit!) to the Harry Potter Warner Bros Studio Tour in London with my travel buddy Deanna, who was visiting from Vancouver, Canada. It’s such an incredible place, and as we were going around, I kept saying, ‘I can’t believe how much time, effort, energy, and detail went into making these films. An…
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Dive into Calvin's transformative journey through the world of surfing and its profound impact on his life. From navigating competitive waters to finding solace in serene breaks, Calvin shares insights into how surfing has reshaped his perspective on ambition, travel, and the delicate balance between passion and professional life. Listen to him as …
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Decisive or divisive, Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s leadership message was definitely bold. Join the chat with David D’Souza, the CIPD’s Director of Profession, Katie Obi, Chief People Officer at One Advanced, and Mel Steel, former HR director and interim people & transformation leader, as we unpack the biggest stories of the past …
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In this episode, I bring you an interview I did recently on The Random & Wonderful Podcast hosted by travel mindset coach, Grace Simmons. I had a great time during this interview – where we spoke all about my solo travelling adventures in Spain and Thailand, tips to combat anxiety, and how we should all embrace life and not let fear hold us back. G…
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CIPD research suggests that work is occupying a less central place in our lives, with an increasing proportion of employees feeling that a job is ‘just a way of earning money’. While it could be argued that there is nothing wrong with employees taking a transactional view of work – it may after all be a way of them self-determining healthy boundari…
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Pelé from the nomad community, a Swiss entrepreneur and citizen of the world, bought a nomad festival with a group of partners. In this episode, we sit down with Pelé to preview Bansko Nomad Fest. No frills, just a candid look at the festival's activities and what makes it unique. Pelé shares his thoughts and experiences, giving us a clear picture …
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Welcome to HR People Pod, the CIPD’s new fortnightly podcast series bringing you expert insight on topical stories impacting the world of work.In our pilot episode, host David D'Souza, CIPD's director of people profession, recruits Mel Steel, former HR director and interim people & transformation leader, and Alistair Gill, chief alchemist at Alchem…
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Welcome to HR People Pod, the CIPD’s new fortnightly podcast bringing you expert insight and topical stories impacting the world of work.In our pilot episode, host David D'Souza, CIPD's director of people profession, welcomes Woosh Raza, executive director of people culture and inclusion at NCVO, Katie Obi, chief people officer at One Advanced and …
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In this solo episode, I discuss Airbnb’s 2024 Summer Release announcement, ICONS - in relation to my own project, Movify Your Life. I discuss whether this is the future of accommodation, and whether immersive experiences like Secret Cinema are the future of entertainment and travel. I’ve personally been to Secret Cinema’s Moulin Rouge, Back To The …
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What do you think it costs to go away for a month on a fitness retreat with a gym membership, accommodations, CrossFit classes, coworking space and more? $5,000? $10,000? Wrong. Nacho Rodriguez of Repeople joins us to talk about the inaugural Fitness Coliving workation in Gran Canaria in August 2024. You can go to fitnesscoliving.com for more detai…
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In this episode, I talk to Sue Almonte, online business manager turned course creator and solo travel advocate. A couple of years ago, Sue went on an epic solo trip to Europe for three months, travelling through several countries and attending as many music concerts as possible. So, we talk about the pros and cons of solo travel, how to stay safe w…
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In this episode, I team up with James McKinven, the mastermind behind Indie Bites, to uncover the classic blunders that indie makers stumble into. James has a plethora of insights from interviewing hundreds of indie creators, dishes out the do's and don'ts of the indie world. Plus, it's a great chance to get to know James even better as we share st…
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In this episode, I talk to Kyle Kroeger, the founder and owner of ViaTravelers. Kyle helps travellers find their next adventure through his videography and photography, which can be seen on the ViaTravelers YouTube channel. His writing has been featured on Redfin, CNN, Forbes, and Travel + Leisure. Outside of writing, his videography has been featu…
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Meet James from Freedom Files, a trailblazer who proves that your birthplace doesn't define your destiny. Forget the stereotypical digital nomad; James has firmly planted his roots in Latin America, starting with Colombia, and he's not stopping there. This guy is a powerhouse in the sovereignty movement—a man who boldly left the USA and never looke…
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In this episode, I talk to Melissa B. Lombardo, author, speaker, and founder of Write Heal Thrive LLC. Melissa is a well-travelled Connecticut native who lived in Central America for two decades. She is a Bilingual Certified Sexual Assault Crisis Advocate and knows first-hand the silence surrounding the topic of sexual violence. It was through the …
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Join us on the podcast as we chat with Alex Recouso from CitizenX, the go-to guy for getting citizenship through investment. Alex and his crew are all about helping people find new homes and new opportunities in places they never thought possible. We'll dive into how they're making it easier to live where you want and how this ties into the bigger …
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In a world heavily influenced by technology and evolving views on leadership and employee experience, people practice by and large, is still founded on the so-called 'Ulrich HR operating model' that was put forward in the 90s. Is it finally time to consider HR's next top operating model? Join Nigel Cassidy and this month’s guests: Dave Ulrich, Univ…
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In this solo episode, I talk about the Art of Making Memories (thanks to Meik Wiking’s book of the same name). I discuss how we can do this with long-term travel, weekend trips and day trips, and at home – as well as how we can make sure we remember these amazing experiences for the rest of our lives! ----- Follow Jessica on Instagram @traveltransf…
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Have you ever wondered if there is going to be innovation in accommodations for remote workers and digital nomads? Look no further than this episode, where we delve into the expertise of Chris Cerra, the mastermind behind Digital Nomad Trip Reports and Remote Base. Chris is a veteran digital nomad who has crafted the ultimate blueprint for finding …
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In today’s interview I talk to video creator, writer, and author of the Paris in My Pocket guide, Jay Swanson. Jay is an American living in Paris, and he is passionate about sharing his Paris journey and travel tips, helping others enjoy the city he has fallen in love with, through social media and Patreon. His YouTube channel has 81k+ subscribers …
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In this revealing episode, join us as we delve into the ingenious lifestyle of Laura Lavgo, a seasoned digital nomad who has mastered the art of living rent-free around the globe. Discover how Laura's secret to unlocking doors to stunning homes in some of the world’s most coveted destinations—without spending a dime on accommodation. From charming …
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In this solo episode, I discuss all the ways we can integrate wellness into travel, so we can stay happy and healthy during our trips (while still enjoying the odd glass of wine and slice of cheesecake!). Points include: Pre-trip planning Wellness-focused accommodations Mindful eating on the road Incorporate physical activity into your day Wellness…
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In this interview, I talk to Molvia Maddox – mother, grandmother, founder of meltingicecubes.com, and independent thinker who is learning every day. In this episode we discuss travelling Route 66, China, and Thailand, dry fasting, how travel can help you heal, and her daughter Kristie’s legacy in the form of Molvia’s business and passion project, M…
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In this solo episode, I look at the film Slumdog Millionaire and the lessons it can teach us about looking back at our pasts and connecting the dots to who we are now, in the present. I also look at what we want to manifest in the future – in terms of our dream career, our dream lifestyle, and the person we want to become. I discuss the concept of …
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Digital innovation has continued to move at an unprecedented pace, and few would argue the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has shifted the model for organisations, and equally, if not more so, in the realm of L&D. 2023 research from the CIPD revealed that just 5% of respondents currently use AI to support L&D, with a modest 6% additionall…
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In this episode, I talk to my friend Lauren K. Nixon – author, poet, editor, and one of my best friends since we were 11, when we met on the very first day of high school! An ex-archaeologist enjoying life in the slow-lane, Lauren K. Nixon is an indie author fascinated by everyday magic. She is the author of numerous short stories, Mayflies, The Fo…
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In this solo episode, I delve into the world of weird and wonderful – and plain bizarre – tourist attractions. I love visiting random places and things, so I thought I’d tell you about some of them – and some of the places I’d love to visit in the future! Mentioned in this episode: The Bude Tunnel, Cornwall, UK Australia’s Big Things The Big Boots …
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In this episode I talk to sustainable tourism consultant, Samantha Smits. As a sustainable tourism consultant, Samantha guides tourism companies in enhancing their brand reputation, accessing the sustainable tourism market, and saving resources, thereby saving both time and money. By integrating sustainability into their operations and communicatin…
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After a brief hiatus of four months, "Remotely Serious" with Curtis is making an exhilarating return! Not only are we transitioning to video content, ensuring you remain visually engaged, but this year also promises to deliver unparalleled episodes featuring some of the most fascinating guests we've had the pleasure of hosting. Curtis has ventured …
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In this solo episode, I talk about how Emily Dickinson gave me a kick up the arse. Bear with me here… I’ve recently been watching the show ‘Dickinson’ on Apple TV, and it suddenly struck me: I have it so easy! As a woman these days, I can vote, I can live alone, I can travel alone, I’m not the ‘property’ of a man, I can write and publish my thought…
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