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Ep 34 | Samantha Nelson: Freedom through a Year of Family Travel

Meet Samantha Nelson – mom, wife, traveler and writer. In 2014, she and her husband embarked on a year of travel with their two young children, a journey that changed their lives for the better. They now help other families travel through their blog, Those Crazy Nelsons. Samantha talks about what sparked her love of travel, her experience being stuck in a draining job, and how she finally created a life centered around family and travel. She also shares what the challenges were, and why they were worth it. Read More…

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Ep 32 | Cristabel Soady: Crossing 13 Borders to Start a Life Abroad

I talk with Cris Soady, a linguist who was born in El Salvador but grew up in the United States. In 2014, she and her husband left the US to start a life in Latin America, driving across 13 borders before settling in Argentina. They opened a successful restaurant in Buenos Aires, and Cris has found a creative way to bring in additional income. She shares why her family came to the US, how she and her husband made their travel dreams a reality, and many more inspiring adventures and insights. Read More…

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Ep 30 | Nadeen White: Making Travel a Priority with a Full-Time Medical Career

I talk with Nadeen White, a blogger by day and physician by night who manages to throw travel into the mix. She shares how she makes travel a priority, where she finds great deals for local and international adventures, and offers tips for anyone interested in adding more travel to their life. Read More…

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Ep 24 | Nicolle Merrill: Global Careers as a Way to Travel More

I talk with global career coach Nicolle Merrill about the twists and turns of her many international work and travel experiences. A self-proclaimed professional job hopper, she talks about how the stigma around fluid careers is disappearing as the way we work changes. Read More…

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Ep 4 | Libby Wagner: Integrating Work, Life & Travel

I talk with poet, author and speaker Libby Wagner about how she’s developed a lifestyle that blurs the lines between work, personal life and travel. Formerly a tenured university professor who never traveled, Libby now has an unusual and creative career as a corporate “boardroom poet” and leadership coach. Her work and personal life now regularly include extensive travel, and she’s also able to enjoy extended stays in foreign countries, working wherever she lands. Read More…

Enjoyed Episode 54 with Kim Haas
September 12, 2020 by Peaceful_Warrior_Walks from United States
I’m excited about the new PBS show, “Afro-Latino Travel with Kim Haas,” and glad to hear your interview with her. It was informative and uplifting. I wanted the conversation to keep going.
Great inspiration for those who love traveling
April 28, 2020 by Marina 'The Trader Chick' from United States
Lisette always has something fun to say about interesting destinations and features a lot of the best writers in the travel blogging industry.
Great advice
December 30, 2019 by juh ade from United States
Many of your episodes have given me great advice. I have loved loved loved the last 5 deeply! I got a credit card charged a trip for next summer and paid it off all but about $300! Which is doable. I have loved your photos on Instagram. I really enjoy listening. Thank you so much for the wonderful/wanderful content! I’m going to Barcelona and Malaga any thing you can recommend Is love it! Thank you again Denise M
Excellent Podcast
December 27, 2019 by ben6995 from United States
Thank you for creating such a dynamic podcast. I feel inspired listening to the multidimensional stories and grateful for the creativity, visions and stories traveling the globe.
I’m so glad I found this podcast!
October 6, 2019 by Ms. Meltingpot from United States
I just discovered this podcast and I’ve already listened to 6 episodes. It’s exactly the inspiration and information I was looking for to follow my dreams to take my kids and live abroad. The people interviewed are really inspiring and diverse and Lisette is a great interviewer who isn’t afraid to share her own experiences as well. Well done!