Episodes

As a digital nomad, it's very easy to live in a bubble and only interact with other nomads and expats (in my experience at least). Ranika makes it easier than ever to connect with locals and really experience a new culture. S...

After 17 years in a corporate career, Jeanna was burnt out and decided to make a big change in her life. She started her own business to make sure she could have a better work-life balance, and moved to Belize. In this episod...

Do you like pets and free accommodation around the world? If yes, this episode is for you. Today, Brooke Baum shares how she and her husband travel on a budget, while staying in amazing homes around the world. She loves house...

When I started digital nomading, 4.5 years ago, I had no idea how to earn an income online. Since then, I freelanced, built an agency, pivoted my business, and found a remote job. In this episode, I'll take you through my own...

Why do we travel? How can we find balance between work and travel as a digital nomad? These are some of the questions Kristin Vierra and I discuss in this episode. Kristin went from her corporate life in the USA, to being an ...

Casey Chung had a successful career as an accountant, until he realized that he didn't really enjoy what he did every day. He decided to switch his corporate lifestyle for a life filled with freedom, travel and curiosity. Aft...

When the pandemic started, Desmond Dixon had to close down his business in the United States. He started working remotely in sales, and eventually decided to start his new business fully remote. He now travels the world for a...

Do you feel adventurous? Would you call yourself outdoorsy? If your answer is no, listen to this episode with Maja Mazur. Maja (co-founder of Revity) and I talk about: Her digital nomad story, leaving London in the pandemic a...

Remote jewelry designer Reut truly made travel part of her work. In this episode, she shares how she finds inspiration in her journey and everyday adventures, how she found the perfect remote job while building her own busine...

In our society, being employed is generally seen as the safe option, while freelancing can be uncertain. But is that really the case? In this episode, Anthony Uzarowksi and I talk about being open to opportunities, random inc...

Many new digital nomads start from scratch in their remote work journey. But you don't have to, according to Work Reinvention Strategist Lydia Lee. In this episode, she tells us exactly how to transfer your existing skills in...

Community has been a huge deal for me as a digital nomad. When I started my nomad journey, I thought I would go off the beaten path and travel to a lot of cool remote places. That turned out not to be super fun when you're wo...

Janine Mehner always traveled a lot for her work as a journalist and moderator. When the pandemic started, she decided to buy a van and start solo traveling around Europe with her cat. In this episode, Kendra and Janine talk ...

Angela's first experience living abroad was when she played professional basketball in Germany. She is has now built a home base in Medellin, Colombia and runs her PR agency remotely. A true full circle moment which combines...

How to create a seamless remote work experience? That's the question Eric Sutfin asked himself when he co-founded ZEAL, a community of like-minded explorers. In this episode, Eric and I talk about his remote work journey, off...

After 100 interviews with digital nomads, I thought it would be time to tell my own digital nomad story. So for this special episode, number 100, I asked Kendra to interview me (Anne). We talk about why and how I became a dig...

A lot of nomads we speak to on the podcast have sold all their stuff, quit their jobs and left their home countries to travel indefinitely. But it doesn't have to be such a big change. Mary Regel decided to take a 1 year sabb...

Michael Boyink lived in the suburbs with his wife and two kids when he realized that they had an amazing opportunity to be location independent. He worked as a self-employed web developer, they home schooled their kids, and t...

Angela started her digital nomad journey when she left Siberia to live on a tropical island and work as a personal trainer. After a while, she got a bit bored of the small island life and moved on. Now, she lives in Playa Del...

One of my favorite mantras is 'you can have it all'. You don't have to choose between a career and travel, you can have both. You don't have to choose between a remote job and your own business, you can have both. Etc! In thi...

After a crisis, Vanessa started her personal development journey. The more she worked in herself, the more she felt pulled to travel. She redesigned her mom's website and all of a sudden received requests from other people. S...

It looks so easy on social media: you just quit your job, sell all your stuff, and start traveling. Voila, you're a digital nomad! In reality, this approach is very stressful - I know this firsthand from my own experience. Th...

Elisa started her digital nomad journey as a coincidence when she had to work from home in the pandemic. This became a great opportunity for her, to leave South Africa and explore her own country, Colombia. She works as a com...

Digital nomad couple Anastasia and Tomer left their corporate jobs and started traveling while figuring out their online business model. They started a blog, generationnomads.com, and gained an audience. But then what? In thi...