Expats And Living Abroad Episodes

After leaving their careers as a dentist and a paramedic in London behind, Nick Fabbri and Terysa Vanderloo of Sailing Ruby Rose set off to sail the world and never looked back. In this podcast, they share the details of their original escape plan and what they've learned from three years at sea.

The mainstream perceives a minimalist lifestyle as "extreme" - but is it? Today's podcast explores how the conscious choice to own as little as possible can be the ultimate path to freedom. Learn how to overcome the three main blocks to becoming a minimalist digital nomad and five tips for more freedom in 2021.

Agnes Nyamwange is one of the first digital nomads from Kenya, Africa. Learn how she accomplished this feat and how you can become a digital nomad, too - even if you're from a developing country. She also shares how she makes money online and how to travel on a budget.

Find out why US expats abroad have the lowest voter turnout of any demographic in America, despite having the power to swing elections. Learn why US expats are ignored by the government, political pundits, pollsters, and research centers, despite...

Steve Rout is a British journalist, ski bum, tour guide, online marketer, and world traveler. Steve’s long-term travel adventure began in 1982 when he put his successful journalism career on hold to travel the world. After years of traveling to different continents to ski, rock climb, and paraglide, he found himself back in a corporate office, which led to burnout and a mid-life crisis.

After feeling stuck in high-stress corporate jobs, a Canadian couple, Stephanie and Gillian left Toronto for Singapore, where they lived for the next 7 years. After experiencing burnout again, however, they decided to retire early using the FIRE method - saving up enough money to quit their jobs (again) after just a few years.

Mikkel Thorup is the Director of - the oldest and largest offshore website in the world. He's also the host of The Expat Money Show podcast and author of the book Expat Secrets. In this episode, Mikkel shares a deep dive into how to achieve and sustain an expat lifestyle, covering his trajectory from a broke backpacker to a successful entrepreneur.

Taige Zhang is the founder of Fairytrail, a dating app for nomads. Previously, he worked at Apple, Rocket Internet, and various startups worldwide. After working for tech companies from Palo Alto to Berlin to Shanghai, Taige Zhang had the idea to...

Although I've been to more than 60 countries now, I'm always learning new things about travel and the world! This year was no different. I went back to some of my favorite destinations and discovered new ones. Here are my top tips, hacks, and insights from around the world in 2019. Destinations include: Netherlands, Paris, French Alps, Bulgaria, Iceland, Norway, Italy, Lithuania, California, Austin, and Miami.

Expats Everywhere was founded by a US couple named Josh and Kalie, who have been living in foreign countries such as Spain, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and more for over 10 years. They now help people move abroad for the first time or help other expats transition to a new country by giving extensive information through the eyes of people who have been there, done that!

Greg Caplan is the CEO and Founder of Remote Year, the world's largest work-travel program that started as an email to a friend and went viral with over 50,000 sign-ups in the first few days of launching. Greg has since helped thousands of people travel the world while working remotely.

Hear what it's like to live in the Lofoten Islands of Norway as a digital nomad or van lifer! Today we have an interview with the founders of the Arctic Coworking Lodge, tour of the space, and video clips of the beautiful scenery in Lofoten and many...

Dave Williams is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of NomadX, a Lisbon-based housing company and community that's on a mission to revolutionize the way location independent professionals, or “Digital Nomads”, live, work, and travel the world.

Learn why the tiny village of Pingeyri in the West Fjords of Iceland is a great place to work remotely! Whether you are a startup, digital nomad, or even an artist, The Blue Bank in Iceland is a beautiful retreat space, co-working space, and innovation center in the middle of nature.

How to move to Europe to lower your cost-of-living, save money, and pay less taxes: My guest today, James Meads, is a location-independent digital nomad who helps people live and work abroad in countries like Germany. He is also exploring countries in Eastern Europe such as Bulgaria and Romania to figure out which one has the lowest cost of living and highest quality of life, as well as low taxes or even zero taxes!

Australian digital nomad, Jason Pizzino, gives his tips on health, fitness, intermittent fasting, traveling as a couple, and becoming financially independent through geo-arbitrage. This is a live podcast with Jason in Greece and Kristin in Florida. Jason talks about the food in Greece, his diet while traveling, how long he's been a digital nomad, how he stays in shape on the road, and what he eats in a typical day in Athens, Greece.

What is it like to live in Argentina as a foreigner? Find out in this interview between two American Expats in Buenos Aires. We discuss what it's like to live and work abroad, what the cost of housing is like, if you need to learn Spanish, how to get permanent residency or a work permit, and much more.

Get an inside look to the first coliving space in Argentina! Nomad Hub Co-Working and Co-Living in Buenos Aires. Find out cost-of-living info, Buenos Aires lifestyle, party scene, things to do, co-working community and more. Nomad Hub's Website: ...

Katie McKnoulty is an Australian nomadic writer, photographer, and branding consultant, based between Paris, France, and the world. Today, she talks to us from the sunflower fields of Tuscany, Italy. 🌻

Christa Romano and Kristin Wilson share travel stories and what it takes to become a digital nomad! Christa has been a digital nomad or living abroad since 2013.

Rolf Potts is an American author, essayist, screenwriter, and long-term traveler who is most known for his best-selling book, Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel. 20 years since writing Vagabonding, Rolf continues to inspire people through his work. As technology and the ability to work remotely create unprecedented conditions for people to live a location-independent, digital nomad lifestyle, Rolf’s advice remains as relevant as ever. Enjoy!

How much taxes should you pay as a US digital nomad? Grace Taylor is a US tax expert specializing in tax issues for US expats and digital nomads. In this interview, Kristin and Grace break down the common expat and digital nomad tax misconceptions for you.

Not so long ago, Palle Bo would look at a world map in his kitchen and place pins on the countries he wanted to visit. But he didn't want to wait until he retired to start living his life, so he became a digital nomad at 51 years old. A few years later, he's officially been to over 73 countries and he's still 10 or 15 years away from the traditional retirement age. It just goes to show that it's never too late to start living the life you want!

Vlad Glebov, the CEO of CoLife, and Kristin discuss what a world without borders would be like. Vlad is a serial entrepreneur and nomad on a mission. In this podcast, we discuss the possible long-term consequences for humans if we continue to divide our population into countries and discuss possible solutions. We also look at how game theory has impacted the current global economy and how nomads can change the world in the near future.