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Travel with Kids is a podcast that makes travel easier and more attainable for the average parent. Hosted by Emily Krause, the creator of A Mom Explores blog, you'll find tips and tricks for family travel, deep dives into planning trips to specific destinations, and a few funny stories about the chaos that comes with parenting on-the-go.
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Welcome to JUMP Podcast, your invitation to adventure. Through a mix of guest stories, solo episodes, and often raw and personal accounts, host Jackie Nourse (Traveling Jackie) explores travel, adventure, and lifestyle in ways meant to motivate YOU to move and get out and see the world. Let this show be a source of travel advice and inspiration, and remember that in the end, it’s YOU who takes the leap.
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✈️ The Zero To Travel Podcast has been downloaded 10+ million times and named a "Best Travel Podcast" by The Washington Post, Travel + Leisure, The Telegraph, and Forbes. Subscribe now and get everything you need to travel the world on your terms, no matter what your situation or experience. Welcome to our amazing global listening community! ABOUT THE SHOW 👇 Do you want to fill your life with more travel than you ever thought possible? Whether you're a travel newbie dying to figure out how t ...
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Welcome financially savvy travelers! The Thought Card is a travel podcast and personal finance podcast empowering financially savvy travelers to travel the world, earn more money, pay off debt, and build wealth. Join Danielle Desir Corbett every other week as she explores creative ways to live on your terms and obtain financial freedom. Also, hear inspiring stories from other budget travelers and financially savvy travelers choosing location independence, traveling the world, and crushing th ...
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So She Travels is the podcast for women who love to travel, and want to find out how to do more of it. Every week I'll chat with one of the most interesting women in travel and find out how they get to travel so much, their top recommendations for following in their footsteps and what it's like travelling as a woman. We'll choose a destination, a topic and then, just go!
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Living Unconventionally
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Living Unconventionally

Chris Pyak with top travel bloggers, digital nomads, world travelers, expat

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Chris Pyak interviews courageous people that have been able to ditch their traditional lives and desk jobs to chase their passions all over the world. The topics covered include travel stories, the best ways to find travel deals, how living in an unconventional way has improved their lives, how they fund their travels, how to make money on the road, and advice for those wanting to ditch their desk as well. 956258
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Club Thrifty "On Air"
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Club Thrifty "On Air"

Greg Johnson | Frugal Travel and Personal Finance Expert

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The Club Thrifty "On Air" podcast is a short-form audio show dedicated to helping listeners earn more, save more, and travel for less. Hosted by personal finance and frugal travel expert Greg Johnson, the show brings you the very best of ClubThrifty.com. Once a week, we discuss various topics related to money and travel - including budgeting, travel planning, credit card rewards, earning extra money, getting out of debt, and more. Join us and learn how to manage your money more efficiently s ...
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Travel Freedom Podcast: Want a location independent lifestyle & income? Swap commuting for exploring and take 100% control of your work/life balance. With a dose of humour, your hosts Tommo & Megsy will set you on the path to travel freedom with weekly episodes. We interview online income experts & find the most affordable ways to live in and visit destinations around the world. We interview digital nomads and online entrepreneurs on how they make money from anywhere. Guests include John Lee ...
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Alastair Humphreys is a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year who decided to trade in his grand adventures for spending an entire year roaming the local map he lived on, measuring just 20km. He’s cycled around the world for four years, raced a yacht across the Atlantic, canoed 500 miles down the Yukon River, and walked the length of the Holy K…
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Cheap flight alerts have helped me save between 40-90% on airfare, and it was often the inspiration I needed to keep my finances organized to seize time-sensitive travel opportunities. Flight deal subscriptions might be the game-changer you've been missing, but I get it—you might be (a little) skeptical, so in this episode, I’m partnering with Thri…
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Our road trip from Las Vegas to Death Valley National Park and back was one of our favorite family spring break trips! It was budget-friendly, there was warm weather, and no crowds. I'm sharing our itinerary and tips for visiting Las Vegas with Kids as well as what national parks, state parks, and recreation areas are within driving distance. Death…
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Today, I’m joined by Too Fly Foundation Co-Founder and Director of Brand Strategy Brandon Miller to learn how his transformative travel experiences led to his work in travel inclusion and creating a world where every student has the opportunity to travel. The Too Fly Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide passports, trav…
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Mi’jan Celie Tho-Biaz is with me today to share how she’s traveled the world for the last 15 years by utilizing artist residencies. You may be surprised to discover that these opportunities aren’t just for artists in the usual sense but creatives like writers, scientists, and even psychoanalysts! Mi’Jan is a Kennedy Center Citizen Artist, an expert…
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Today, I’m joined by Neal Moore to hear about his epic 7,500-mile canoeing adventure across America, spanning 22 months, 22 states, and 22 rivers. Neal has been dubbed the “modern-day Huckleberry Finn,” and it’s no surprise why! In this episode, you’ll discover how a family tragedy turned his world upside down and eventually led him to a life of tr…
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Have you ever thought about doing experience gifts instead of toys or more things you don't need? If you want to give a great gift this holiday season that's going to help your family create more memories together, why not give the gift of travel? Travel, museum passes, sporting events, hotel stays, water parks, classes, and theme park tickets are …
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Today, I’m joined by Bernie Harberts to learn how spilling a cup of coffee led him to a life of simplicity, slow travel, and being one of the only people in America to spend over 1,000 days and nights traveling by horse and mule. Bernie is an author, filmmaker, adventurer, and speaker. He prides himself on tackling big trips in small bites, which m…
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When is the best time to book a flight? It’s the million-dollar question, and Christie Hudson from Expedia is with us today to answer just that! In this episode, Christie shares the secrets to getting the best flight deals based on the 2024 Air Hacks Report. You’ll learn what day of the week you should purchase your tickets, how far in advance to b…
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Megan Routbort is one half of a French-American duo on a mission to tell stories of optimism about the people working to find solutions against climate change. At the time of this recording, they’re six months into their three-year voyage, visiting "climate hotspots" and exploring the world through low-carbon travel. In this episode, Megan shares w…
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Today, we’re peeling back another layer of financially savvy travel. Often overshadowed by the appeal of spending less, listen to this episode to learn about the differences between wise spending and spending less and practical ways to make more informed financial decisions. Enjoyed this episode? You’ll love my new book, ‘We Are Financially Savvy T…
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Planning a family vacation and trying to find some cheap flights? Lately flights have been insanelly expensive, making travel feel out of reach for families. We've been budget travelers for a long time, and with a large family we have to be really good at finding deals on flights. This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm sharing all of my tips…
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Today, I’m joined by my friend Travis Sherry to learn how to use real estate and short-term rentals to support your travel lifestyle. Whether you’re new to the game or a real estate pro, this episode has value for everyone! Travis and his wife Heather combined their love for travel and real estate to build a thriving short-term rental business. One…
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Today, I'm joined by author Tom Cotter to learn about his experience taking the most epic American road trip from Key West, Florida, to Deadhorse, Alaska! Tom is no stranger to road trips, having traced Route 66 in a 1939 Ford Woody wagon and following the Lincoln Highway coast to coast behind the wheel of a 1926 Model T. Popularly known as "The Ba…
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Need some inspiration for your upcoming travels? Today, I’m sitting down with Gunnar Garfors, the first person to travel to every country in the world not once… but TWICE! As the ultimate travel expert, he’s with us to share his list of the best places to visit before they get too popular. You’ll hear about seven out-of-the-ordinary destinations sp…
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What is there to do in Salt Lake City, Utah with kids? This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm interviewing Lisa Stanworth from the Choose Your Happy Place podcast! We talk about what to do in Salt Lake City with Kids, along with day trip options like Park City, and how to use Salt Lake City as a jumping off point for visiting the Utah Nation…
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Have you started planning your 2024 travels? Today, I’m joined by National Geographic Senior Editor Allyson Johnson to explore some of the must-visit places from National Geographic’s new book Best of the World: 1,000 Destinations of a Lifetime. After a decade of releasing Best of the World lists, National Geographic has now crafted the ultimate il…
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Today, I’m joined by photographer Mark Fox to talk about his experience working in Amazon Rainforest conservation and how he built a life around travel and his passions. Mark is a British photographer based in Quito, Ecuador. In 2017, he quit his stable job as a cameraman in the UK to travel the world. He now works with an Amazon conservation organ…
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Media lawyer and world adventurer Rupert Grey and his wife spent six months driving across India in their beat-up 1930s Rolls Royce. Their epic journey was turned into a documentary film called “Romantic Road” and was produced by Sharon Stone! In this episode, Rupert shares about this adventure, and we discuss their bold choice to travel through In…
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Join us as we invite Baja California Sur native Fátima Aviles to the mic to share her story, not only about how the city girl in her became an adventure traveller, but how her passion led her to working in alternative tourism, connecting travellers with locals and contributing to regeneration projects that positively impact her community and her be…
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Money mindfulness unlocks the ability to travel more. Listen to this episode to discover what it means to be financially mindful, the benefits, and various ways to embrace money mindfulness in your everyday life and while traveling. Read the full blog post: https://thoughtcard.com/money-minfulness/ Enjoyed this episode? You’ll love my new book, ‘We…
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Key West is one of our favorite family-friendly travel destinations! It's a tropical destination you can visit without a passport, and there are so many things to do with kids. This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm interviewing Alli from Big Trips with Four Littles We talk about what to do in Key West with Kids, along with how to get to Dry…
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There is no denying that places like Alcatraz and Auschwitz are rooted in dark history, but Disney World? A dark destination?! Today, I’m joined by Dr. James Treadwell to unravel the intricacies of dark tourism. Dr. Treadwell is a Professor of Criminology at Staffordshire University. He is also the co-author of 50 Dark Destinations: Crime and Conte…
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Join us on the slow track as we take you behind the scenes with us, walking along the Jordan Trail from Dana to Petra and beyond, meeting Bedouins and discovering stories and history lessons, and a little bit of that Jordanian magic along the way. - Join JUMP PodChats: https://jumpadventures.com/podchats - Get on our email list and browse 2024 trip…
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If you're flying with a toddler soon, be sure to tune into this episode to get all my tips and tricks including: what to do with toddler car seats when you're flying what to pack in your toddler's carry on bag going through TSA with a toddler best toys and activities for toddlers on airplanes mindset tips for surviving long travel days Travel with …
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In 2013, Jasmine Reese took her puppy and a violin on a bicycle tour across the United States with less than $50 in her pocket. She was, in her words, a “chubby city girl, trying to regain self-confidence and recapture the person she thought she’d lost.” In this episode, you'll hear about the profound acts of kindness that renewed Jasmine's faith i…
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While saving money and finding travel hacks are important aspects of being a financially savvy traveler, there is a lot more to it than that. Financially savvy travel goes beyond finding good deals and spending less. Listen to this podcast episode where Danielle Desir Corbett, a financially savvy traveler, shares her personal journey and expands on…
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This past spring I took my toddler to Washington DC for a quick 24-hour trip. We toured the city and saw as many sights as we could in our short time there! This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'll share whether I thought Washington DC was a good place to visit with toddlers, whether we want to come back and visit with our whole family, and w…
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Today, I’m joined by Aaron Millar, host of the Armchair Explorer podcast, to share the top lessons he’s gathered through his conversations with some of the world’s greatest adventurers. In this episode, Aaron shares his favorite stories from travelers who have trekked through Africa in search of their next “thing,” traveled along the Oregon Trail t…
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We're pulling one of my top picks from the archive for a second episode this week! What an incredible show today as I sit down (in person) and chat with legendary explorer and adventurer Erling Kagge. Erling is a man of many firsts. In 1990, Erling was the first to reach the North Pole without support as part of a two-person team, and in 1992-93, h…
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Here's a BIG life update. I wrote a new book, 'We Are Financially Savvy Travelers.' Becoming a financially savvy traveler isn’t just about saving money for your travels or even traveling cheaply; it’s about mastering the fundamental principles that empower you to enjoy a lifetime of affordable travel experiences while keeping your other financial g…
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Do you want to quit your job, embark on an epic adventure, and build an online business? After leaving his successful career as the trainer for the New Zealand Olympic swimming team, Antonio Cala went on to cycle 25,000 kilometers from California to Patagonia, live on a sailboat for three years, and ride a motorcycle 30,000 kilometers from Spain to…
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With rolling hills, historic turn-of-the-century buildings, working farms, and front porches with rocking chairs, welcome to Leiper’s Fork, a small rural village in Williamson County, Tennessee. Preservationist Aubrey Preston shares how he stumbled on this rural community in the early ’90s and helped launch one of Tennessee's first land preservatio…
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This summer my husband and I had the opportunity to take a kid-free trip to South America to visit some college friends. We visited Ecuador and Colombia, and were able to book all of our flights on points by signing up for the United Explorer Card and taking advantage of the United Excursionist Perk. This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm sh…
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How would your travels be different if you set aside expectations and surrendered to the journey? After realizing that much of Roberta’s pain came from unmet expectations, she decided to experiment with a new life approach that involved planning nothing and letting go of any attachment to how things turned out. In this episode, author and coach Rob…
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An hour north of Nashville, Clarksville promises visitors a laid-back Tennessee getaway with all the amenities you might enjoy, like good food, tasty cocktails, outdoor recreation, and fun things to do for the entire family. Steeped in history, Clarksville promises historical attractions from museums to forts, prehistoric caves, and more. Learn abo…
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Looking for spring break ideas to escape the dreary winter weather? There are so many destinations within the United States that make for awesome vacations with kids. While Florida has some of the best family spring break destinations, you can also find beautiful spots in the southwest, on the west coast, in the midwest, and along the east coast, t…
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Does travel really make you happier? Today, I’m joined by Dr. Andrew Stevenson to unravel the mysteries of travel from an academic and psychological perspective. Dr. Stevenson is a cultural psychologist and senior lecturer in psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University in Manchester, England. In his recent book, The Psychology of Travel, Dr. S…
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Jackie is joined by Rafa Di Biase as they dig into off the beaten path travel in Patagonia, what it looks like to leave a positive impact, how we are working together on a rewilding project on our upcoming group trip, and the importance of sustainable travel in Patagonia. Join us! - Join us in Northern Patagonia 2023: https://jumpadventures.com/pat…
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Saddle up and get ready for a wild ride because today, you're headed to the Buffalo Roundup in South Dakota! This episode is from The Travel South Dakota Stories, an immersive first-person podcast that takes you on a journey through the Land of Infinite Variety. In this episode, award-winning travel writer and host Brian Thacker takes you to one of…
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If you’re dreaming about visiting Paris one day or actively planning your vacation in the coming months, here are some things first-time visitors should know about Paris (from the perspective of an American millennial). Such as when crossing the street, being mindful of bike lanes, cultural norms and differences, and tips for navigating the city wi…
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This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm sharing what it's like to visit Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World with a Toddler. I'll talk about what this specially ticketed event is, what makes the ticket worthwhile including unique entertainment, character sightings, food and beverage, free treats, and more!…
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How can volunteering abroad enhance your travels? Today, I’m joined by Ricardo Lima, founder of Worldpackers, to talk about how you can get the most out of your work exchange experience. Worldpackers is an online platform that connects travelers looking to exchange their skills for accommodations with incredible hosts from around the world and has …
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This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm bringing my husband, Justin, on to help me share about our most recent international trip to Greece! Today we'll be sharing our 1-week Greece itinerary for families. We visited the Greek Island of Paros, and spent a day in Athens, too! We'll share what our travel fails were in planning this leg of the t…
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How can travel serve as a path to healing and self-discovery? Today, I’m joined by C.D. Seventeen, a techno music artist, DJ, painter, and poet, to talk about what it was like growing up in the Yunnan Province of China and how a bike-packing trip through the Scottish Highlands and the Orkney Islands helped her reclaim her power. In this episode, Se…
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Is getting into debt for travel worth it? According to studies, Americans spend on average $2,830 per household on summer vacations, an all time high. As inflation continues to negatively impact travel, and airfare costs soar, vacation budgets are causing some to give up travel completely, while others take on debt to fund these experiences. If you…
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This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm bringing my husband, Justin, on to help me share about our most recent international trip to Italy and Greece! Today we'll be sharing our 1-week Italy itinerary for families and what we did in each of the cities we visited, including things to do in Venice with Kids, things to do in Florence with Kids, …
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Want to visit some of the less popular but equally epic destinations in Europe? Joseph Reaney is a freelance travel writer based in the UK and Czech Republic who’s written for Lonely Planet, DK Eyewitness, Fodor's Travel, National Geographic, and Rough Guides. In addition to his freelance writing, Joe is the founder and editor-in-chief of the trave…
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The Adirondacks are known for their breathtaking landscapes. Being able to witness it firsthand is truly a magnificent experience. This episode explores the Adirondacks, specifically focusing on the Adirondack Experience, a museum showcasing all things Adirondacks, past and present. Highlighting the museum's newest exhibit, "Artists and Inspiration…
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This week on the Travel with Kids Podcast I'm sharing what I've been up to for the past 2 years, why I took a break from podcasting, and how I've gone viral on TikTok and Instagram and grown my accounts. I'm sharing my top tips for growing on both Instagram and TikTok, plus how I use my blog as my main source of income to fund all of our family tra…
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