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Latest Podcast Episodes
Can You Really Be Happy Without a Permanent Home? A Conversation About Community and a Sense of Home as a Nomad
Do all nomads eventually settle down? Can you really be happy if you always move around? Is there something about having a permanent home that you can never recreate as a nomad? These are the questions we're mulling over on this weeks episode of The World Wanderers....
Guatemala Part Two: Lake Atitlán
This week on the podcast we are sharing part two of our adventures in Guatemala! After working from a co-working space in Antigua for three weeks, we finished up our time there by going on an avocado farm tour, and moved out of our Airbnb and traveled to Lake Atitlan!...
The Year-Long Party with The Grateful Gypsies
Download directly, on iTunes, or Stitcher. This week on the podcast we are excited to have Sasha and Rachel from Grateful Gypsies back! We first interviewed them in the summer of 2017 to talk about teaching English abroad and online and have since kept in touch and...
Guatemala Part 1: Antigua
Download directly, on iTunes, or Stitcher. This week on the podcast we are sharing part 1 of our adventures in Guatemala! We join you from Antigua, Guatemala which is a small, colonial town about an hour outside of Guatemala City. We've been in Antigua working, eating...
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida
Download directly, on iTunes, or Stitcher. This week on the podcast we are off to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida and we're taking you with us! On this episode, we take you on our weekend adventure to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. We...
2018 Year in Review
Download directly, on iTunes, or Stitcher. Since this will be the last podcast episode of 2018, we are continuing our tradition of looking back on the past year and reflecting on our travels, our highs and lows, and everything in between. We start this episode with a...
Latest Blog Posts
Virtual vs. In Person Communication by Oliva Van Wormer
Does the amount of communication reduce the value of the connection? Phone dead. Communication cut off, I was left with one option: engage in the world around me. The airport was quiet and clean. A Kiwi couple across from me disrupting the otherwise calm nature of my...
How to Survive Manila (and maybe even enjoy yourself!)
The capital city and the largest city of the Philippines is known for its terrible traffic, littered streets, extreme pollution, and reputation for being extremely unsafe. Manila is not our favorite Asian city, and not somewhere we would enjoy staying for a lengthy...
Our Top 10 Recommendations for Singapore
Singapore was the first stop this time around on our Asian adventures, and let me tell you, it was awesome! Singapore is clean, orderly, and ultra modern. It may be more expensive than your average Asian country, but there are also firm driving laws + rules against...
Visa Requirements for Canadians Traveling in Asia
While preparing for our trip to Asia, we spent quite a bit of time researching how long we could stay in each country, and what the requirements to enter are. One of the most confusing and complicated parts of travel is figuring out the requirements to enter and exit...
Travel Anecdotes and Accuracy
One of the problems about deciding where to travel is forming an accurate view of the safety of a city, country, or region. News, anecdotes and travel warnings induce anxiety, but how do you know if somewhere is truly safe? The only news that receives coverage is of...
Why We Started a Travel Podcast
We started a travel podcast because we wanted to continue a conversation. We were in Peru, at the end of a six-month backpacking trip in South America, and we began thinking of ways that we could keep travel alive in our lives, while sharing our experiences with other...