Recent Episodes
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Trekking from France to Austria (Using Hand-Drawn Maps from Locals) + Advocating for Torture Prevention Around the World with Ben Buckland
Jan 28, 2025 – 01:21:20 -
How To Go Sailing Around The World with Brian Trautman
Jan 23, 2025 – 01:28:40 -
How to Navigate Transitions and Design Your Life (Without the BS) with Lauren Handel Zander
Jan 21, 2025 – 01:24:56 -
Joys of Solo Travel with Manjinder Kang
Jan 16, 2025 – 01:14:39 -
Walking the World: A Deeper Exploration of Culture and Community with Chris Arnade
Jan 14, 2025 – 01:28:41 -
NFL Legend Chris Johnson on Life After Football, Real Estate, and Travel
Jan 7, 2025 – 38:18 -
Building a Travel Lifestyle: Digital Nomadism, Slow Travel, Exploring Latin America with Kyle Cohenour
Dec 31, 2024 – 01:17:40 -
2024 Wrapped: What to Expect in 2025 + A Challenge to Make the New Year EPIC
Dec 30, 2024 – 12:34 -
Norwegian Christmas Spectacular
Dec 25, 2024 – 22:25 -
The Best of International Christmas: Exploring Holiday Traditions Around the World with David and Christy Bock
Dec 24, 2024 – 48:22 -
Jason’s Travel Wish List (Come Along and Dream with Me) with Special Guest Host Travis Sherry from Extra Pack of Peanuts
Dec 19, 2024 – 01:12:33 -
Choose Travel NOW! Lessons from the World’s Longest Honeymoon with National Geographic Authors Mike and Anne Howard of HoneyTrek
Dec 17, 2024 – 01:16:54 -
Worldschooling 101, Leveraging FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early), and Family Travel Advice with Maxwell Lee
Dec 12, 2024 – 01:24:08 -
Wild Life: Curiosity, Creativity, and Exploring Nature’s Living Wonders with Atlas Obscura Writer Cara Giaimo
Dec 10, 2024 – 01:20:21 -
Travel on the Spectrum: Embracing Autism + Neurodivergence with Dan Bird
Dec 5, 2024 – 56:45 -
Transition to Travel: West Africa + Canoeing the River Gambia with Will Hunt
Dec 3, 2024 – 01:23:29 -
17 Best Gifts for Travelers (Travel Tips Included!) + 3 Gifts to Avoid
Nov 28, 2024 – 39:45 -
How to Grow Your Location Independent Solopreneur Business in 2025 + Advice from 8 Years of Slow, Nomadic Travel with Jeremy Enns
Nov 26, 2024 – 01:57:47 -
From Untold Italy: Savor Italy – Important Tips for Mindful Travel
Nov 22, 2024 – 01:03:05 -
How to Plan a Trip to Europe in 2025 with Lynne Nieman
Nov 21, 2024 – 01:24:12 -
Top 7 Travel Trends for 2025 with Lyn Hughes
Nov 19, 2024 – 01:37:22 -
How to Flourish in 2025: 5 Pillars of Well-Being with Pat Sperry
Nov 14, 2024 – 01:25:29 -
World's Cheapest Destinations + Traveling Europe on a Budget (2025) with Tim Leffel
Nov 12, 2024 – 01:04:58 -
Unplugged Travel: Practical and Mindset Advice to Reinvent How You Discover a Destination with Lisa Abend
Nov 7, 2024 – 01:32:16 -
Top 11 Digital Nomad and Remote Work Visas for Relocating (2025 Edition) + Where to Consider Relocating (And Why) with Tim Marting from Citizen Remote
Nov 5, 2024 – 01:09:48 -
What To Expect This Month on Zero To Travel (November 2024)
Nov 1, 2024 – 03:34 -
Hell on Earth: Top 7 Otherworldly Destinations with Erika Engelhaupt
Oct 31, 2024 – 01:10:26 -
From Amateur Traveler: Travel to Normandy, France
Oct 30, 2024 – 53:26 -
DIY Adventure: Around the World in a $100 Car, the Pan-American Highway in a School Bus, Community-Powered Travel with Global Convoy Founder Joel Chevaillier
Oct 29, 2024 – 01:32:00 -
7 Mistakes to Avoid When Moving Abroad (Or Traveling Long-Term) with Chrishan Wright
Oct 24, 2024 – 01:12:13 -
Evolution of a Travel “Influencer” + How to Travel to Antarctica (From Affordable to Expensive) with Alyssa Ramos
Oct 22, 2024 – 01:34:55 -
Reading a Book from Every Country in the World: A Year-Long Quest of Understanding with Ann Morgan
Oct 17, 2024 – 01:27:22 -
Top 8 Food Hacks in Europe: How to Find Authentic Culinary Experiences on the Old Continent with Kenny Dunn
Oct 15, 2024 – 01:17:19 -
Here Not There: Alternative Destinations With Less Crowds (And Meaningful Experiences) with National Geographic Author Andrew Nelson
Oct 10, 2024 – 50:30 -
Walking the World with Alexander Campbell and Tom Turcich
Oct 8, 2024 – 01:12:23 -
From Women Who Travel: Criss Crossing America to Visit Every Baseball Stadium
Oct 3, 2024 – 35:56 -
9 Best United States Museums and Advice for Fostering Your Creativity with Bob Eckstein
Oct 1, 2024 – 01:22:30 -
What To Expect This Month on Zero To Travel (October 2024)
Sep 30, 2024 – 03:24 -
Making IMAX Films Around the World, Mindful Travel, and Working with Jane Goodall with Mike Day
Sep 24, 2024 – 01:32:53 -
Ari Shaffir on Life as a Professional Comedian, Unfiltered Travel, and Embracing the Unexpected
Sep 17, 2024 – 01:20:54 -
How to Start Planning Your First (Or Next) Career Break Today (Using 5 Simple Steps) with Cali O´Connor
Sep 10, 2024 – 01:06:15 -
Travel Legend Rick Steves
Sep 5, 2024 – 01:29:28 -
From Expat to Digital Nomad: Finding Your Travel Rhythm, Balancing Burnout, and the Digital Nomad Lifestyle with Kristin Wilson
Sep 3, 2024 – 01:24:52 -
From $12 in Savings to Living Your Travel Dreams with Matt Fetbrandt
Aug 29, 2024 – 01:25:13 -
How to Live Your Best Travel Life (Practical Strategies and Mindsets That Work) with Mike Savas
Aug 27, 2024 – 01:17:09 -
Seizing Your Opportunity to Travel, Saving Money as a Solo Traveler, Lessons from a Career Break, and How to Figure Out What You Want (In 60 Seconds) with Leslie McKellar
Aug 22, 2024 – 01:12:27 -
Passion Mashin´: Combining Travel With Your Other Interests, Embracing Limitations, Lessons From 13 Years of Travel With Adrian “Ady” Parzentny
Aug 20, 2024 – 01:30:29 -
Why Being a “Misfit” Is Your Superpower With Wanda Duncan
Aug 15, 2024 – 01:13:05 -
Top 5 Eco Dive Spots Around the World, How To Plan an Expedition, and Advice for Carving Your Own Path With Andi Cross
Aug 13, 2024 – 01:35:24 -
From Wall Street to Nepal, Life-Changing Moments, and What It Means To Have Enough With James C. Hopkins
Aug 8, 2024 – 01:34:43
Recent Reviews
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Amanda Siri HillEngaging and informativeI love Jason’s advice on travel and life. His show is engaging on so many levels, and the interviews he has are interesting and informative.
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Wanderlust66Amazing podcastJason is an amazing and caring person and he truly loves what he does. He asks great questions, brings on wonderful guests and covers all kinds of topics around travel and digital nomad life. He’s been around a while, but the episodes remain interesting and relevant. I love that he brings some guests back on a regular basis. That’s a testament to how much we all love and respect Jason. Keep up the great work, J! 🫶
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LLCarvellaMAGICAL****I just want to say … this is the very best podcast if your looking for the best version beyond the surface… making your dreams a reality, a philosophical journey to feed your soul with being a better human, a happier human😁
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Andrea HulaserEngaging, informative, fabulousI love this show. The variety of topics, the range of speakers, the conversational nature… it’s the podcast I go to first for my dose of inspiration and fuel for wanderlust.
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Anya_LosAngelesExcellent!Jason's genuine curiosity is what makes it special. He's not just interviewing people - he's having real conversations that make you feel like you're sitting right there with them, dreaming and learning. If you want travel content that's authentic, inspiring, and packed with real-world advice, Zero to Travel is your go-to podcast. It'll make you want to pack a bag and see the world - or at least dream a little bigger. I myself visited around 40 countries and loooove to go deeper and exploring the world more also through the guests perspectives. Thank you so much, Jason! Hugs
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Kenneth Acoff, Jr.Like Having Lunch with a BuddyI look forward to listening to ZTT every week because Jason has a way of allowing his guests to tell their own personal travel stories and guiding the conversation without being overbearing. I also appreciate the diversity of backgrounds and perspectives the guests the show has, which speaks to the openness of the host. Keep it up!
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TannaSmithA Bright SpotOver the past several years, this show had continually given me glimpses of what’s possible, what’s else is out there, introduced me to stories of people who are doing amazing things in the world, and make me think about my home country (the US) differently than I ever had! It constantly encourages me to be brave and to take more risks, be more okay with being uncomfortable, and for the love of god, to put my phone down a little more often. Jason is a charismatic host, engaging conversationalist, and a true GIFT and light in this world (not to be dramatic). This community built from a podcast is really special and I’m forever grateful to have found this pod all those years ago!
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geminiglass67Real DealJason is the real deal! His interviews are always spot on. His show is very conversational, like you are there in the living room. As an American living and traveling abroad, who best to give advice? Thanks for keeping it real!
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NYCat76Love this show!Sorry this review is long overdue! I started listening to podcasts during the pandemic and this is the only one I still listen to on a regular basis. The guests are really interesting and Jason gives them space to talk and tell their story. There is also lots of actionable advice, whether you are a world traveler or prefer to stick closer to home. Thanks so much Jason!!
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Kit ParksJason’s ZTT inspired my worldwide travels!I discovered Jason’s podcast many years ago, and through him and the show, I learned that travel doesn’t have to cost a lot of money. Since then, I have visited dozens of countries, thanks in part to some of the advice shared by Jason and his guests. Thanks, Jason! Kit P
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Bad Chad1Great ContentJason covers a massive range of content and is very passionate about travel and it shows!
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Volvolover1Just get to it.Too much talking and repeating yourself before the show starts. I left before it even started. One big long commercial before the show even starts. I’m out. lol.
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Cornhusker55Rick StevesWhat a sad selfish person who abandoned his family and faith to pursue personal wealth and fame.
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AuntChelsJump in!Really enjoyed the conversation and perspectives from Mike Savas during your conversation. Listening to your intuition and feeling when you are experiencing expansion at the thought of an idea.. very good reminder!
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DCMdrummerGood vibesBeen to 20 countries so relate to the content and I dig this guys’ vibe
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KPackFamVicariously travelingThis show keeps getting better. I’m loving recent guests and topics - especially the gap year episode because our family is considering a gap year or at least gap summers and we have a junior in high school. I love to visit places by listening as I walk on the treadmill imagining being somewhere else or planning my next trip. The guests just keep getting more interesting.
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SLO IndependentFor the Travel MindedA very nice succinct podcast in address of all things travel. Typically there are actionable takeaways or thought provoking topics to enhance the experiences of new and seasoned ‘wanderlusters’
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Andim197441My kid is living in Prague because of this podcast!I’ve been listening to Zero to Travel for years. When Jason interviewed someone about college in Europe, it lead me to all kinds of research. Our family travels internationally nearly every year but this idea was completely new to me. Sure enough, he was on to something. College is cheaper in Europe and my 19 year old is currently finishing her first her at Anglo American University in Prague eager for year two. What a gift for her to have this opportunity. I don’t think I would have come up with the idea without this podcast. So thanks, Jason. I’m still an avid listener and am now trying to finagle an early retirement so I can travel permanently. Fingers crossed! Keep it up. Love the podcast!
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lyndsey lyneeInspiring and Worthy!Found this podcast during a road trip to NYC and I’m so glad I did! 5 minutes in, I realized it was worth it! Thanks so much for the inspiration and feel good podcast that fills my brain with all the good stuff!! This is the best Monday I’ve had in a while due to your podcast - thank you! 🫶 -Lyndsey
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kayla1057One of the best travel podcastsI love the Zero to Travel podcast. Jason is a fantastic host and he finds truly unique sources in the travel world to interview. I’ve enjoyed so many of the stories I’ve heard and have followed many of the subjects after their interview with Jason.
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Gallio get outSmall thingsAppreciate the sound clips before guest comes on.
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MarciMTIt keeps my travel mentality alive!I LOVE IT SO MUCH! This podcast is so much more that just a travel podcast. The inspiring stories, topics, and enlightening conversations keep me connected to my inner traveler in a profound way.
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jana lee witteAwesome travel information!Love hearing stories and strategies to use if one wants to travel.
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Spencer PNWMakes me want to get out there!Love this podcast! Stumbled across it a few months back and can’t stop listening. The adventures Jason and his guests share alleviate my wanderlust while I’m at home, while also fanning the flames of my desire to explore!
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Laura Rain Holistic CounselorEnlightening and ValidatingI am so grateful for Jason and this show. Not only is this entertaining podcast a place to educate myself with great information, it’s a source of positivity and possibility in my life. For anyone interested in creating a life with more travel, adventure, exploring, and expansion, I highly recommend! Thanks Jason!
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epicfdgdGoodI like
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LB3323Topics look interesting, host obstructingThe host needs to shut up already and stop asking irrelevant questions. Good lord.
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Seth in DallasGreat VarietyBeen listening for years. Jason does a great job of bringing on a variety of guests with different backgrounds and insights. Highly recommend.
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CarolineWhittleAlways InterestingSo glad I stumbled upon this podcast! I listen almost every day while at work & enjoy the wide variety of guests and life lessons. Thanks for bringing joy to my days & giving me new places and ideas to explore!!
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C Go 1My happy place!Thank you Jason for always giving a positive vibe to my day. You FILL OUR LIVES with happiness! Oh, and learning about cool stuff along the way is the cherry on top! Sending love your way :-)
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Credibility specialistCredibility specialistI took some time today to listen to your show!! Zero, to travel podcast is a fantastic podcast with great info, advice, and perspectives. You won't regret listening to and learning from the podcast.
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Maxcraft430Going to travelEverywhere before I die, or at least travel through all your episodes. Going to listen to them all. I also listen to every single episode of “Community News with Paul and Sasha”, a funny, satirical, episodic podcast. They are fun to listen to when I travel or commute, but I really want to go so many places. Can’t wait to catch up on all your episodes and plan where I am going. There is so much to see in this world.
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lindseyrae23Keeps inspiration flowing year after year!I have listened to every single episode over the years and am still inspired each and every show! Consistent, evergreen information and opens my mind each show with new opportunities or ideas to make travel possible. Great tips, stories and overall entertainment in every show!
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speunkeegrlMotivating and invigorating podcast!This podcast has given me a breath of fresh air and has allowed me to look at the world, and my personal goals, with a new lense! I listen every day and love the guests, as well as the questions Jason asks! It allows me to be transported outside of my small world and into a world I want to be more of a part of! I plan to make that launch soon, all thanks to the motivation and confidence given by Jason and guests on this show!
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AmandaV01Best podcast for travel inspiration!!!!I’ve been listening to the podcast for years! I appreciate you opening my eyes to the world of travel possibilities! You and your guest have truly inspired my husband and I to do more than just save for vacation each year - we are designing our life around travel. We changed jobs to have the flexibly to work remote so we could extend our travel and we have not regretted this for one minute. In fact we have both advanced in our careers during this time and have just completed our second month long “workcation”. Last year we spend the month of August in Colorado (which I know you love) and this August we stayed in South Florida (Sanibel Island). We are working towards doing the month long “workcation” multiple times a year. By “workcation” I mean we take a week off work then spend the rest of the month working remote while still enjoying the destination. We work 4 days a week so we have a long weekend to explore. We feel like this gives us enough time to get a sense of what it is like to live in a new place. Thank you so very much for opening our eyes to this adventure filled way of life! We plan to retire early and will be hitting up Cool Works for some extra creative and travel inspired work.
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mondorojoWhen does the podcast start?Nine minutes in and I’m still listening to advertisement and nonsensical diatribe.
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MBMG123Please talk lessLove your guests. Please, please talk less, Jason. I was excited to listen as guests and topics are unique. However, it sounds like I’m listening to a used car salesman interviewing bright, interesting guests.
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ibitegirlsHost takes 7-8 mins to start interviewStop rambling and get to the point
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ASobering🌎✈️🌍✈️🌏Travel junkies - meet your new favorite podcast! Jason has created such an incredible resource with Zero to Travel, so it’s safe to say that this show is a consistent favorite in my feed. Great advice, actionable ideas, and so much fantastic travel inspiration - honestly cannot say enough good things about this podcast!
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Jules72532Best podcast ever!This podcast is the best, everyone Jason brings on is so inspiring. Whether you are just starting to travel or have been traveling for years you’ll find interesting stories, inspiration, and so much more in his show!
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Sailing163The wanderlust is realI love this podcast. Jason and his guests make me feel like I’m out on the road, chatting with other travelers. Great travel information and great travel stoke 👍
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ahopefulscientistThis podcast changed my lifeI am so thankful to Jason for producing this podcast and inspiring me to pursue my travel dreams. I wasn’t happy in my job, but didn’t see a way to further my career and still travel the world. After listening to the education abroad episode and doing a lot of thinking and prep work, I will be starting a Masters program abroad in the fall! If you have any desire to travel in unique ways, give this podcast a listen. There’s something for everyone to enjoy.
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L. N. LeeInsightful guestsI don’t listen to every episode, but Jason does such a good job of finding guests that I’m always pleasantly surprised when I find the time to tune in!
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SlguilkgsInspiring podcastMy favorite podcast. Fascinating new guests every week who are doing all kinds of inspiring things around the world. It’s inspired me to travel more, think in new outside the box ways, and find more gratitude. Thanks to Jason for continuation to do shows.
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Taylor SpinelliFavorite PodcastThis has been my go to podcast for over 2 years now. Jason consistently hosts incredibly intelligent, well spoken, and unique people who contribute to conversations on travel that goes beyond the surface level. I learn something new in every episode and enjoy the casual, but thought provoking conversational nature of the podcast. I highly, highly recommend!
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Jerry D. StackhouseLove itJason does a fantastic job of bringing on guests with such diverse experiences and travel philosophies. He’s great at facilitating conversation and really let’s the guests speak, not trying to make the show about himself.
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noneyriddleFeeds your inner travel bugI love this podcast. It keeps me dreaming of new destinations and experiences when I’m stuck at home. Jason is a pleasure and his enthusiasm for travel shines through in each interview.
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awsedrfgyhujikokpGood interviewerVery pleased with the host’s seasoned interviewing skills. He asked all the right questions!!!
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venkabWaste of timeI would ignore it if it were boring. I’d move on if it were for those uninitiated in travels abroad. I’d be ok with it if it were to be very basic or even at 0. But the problem is that the host is fairly ignorant. He doesn’t know some very basic information about the countries he talks about. He has no business hosting a travel podcast. I’m afraid he’s helping normalize ignorance about the world.
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Marya's phoneLove them all, traveling vicariously (for now)I love this show and every episode, regardless of whether I want to travel to the same destinations or not, I learn something from every show. I appreicate the balance between the digital nomad lifestyle, which I aspire to, long travel, volunteering and working overseas, and the many voices that appear on the show. Not to mention that Jason has a very kind, upbeat attitude and is a great podcast host, letting his guests speak and gently guiding the questions. One of my all time favorite podcasts. <3 Marya in N. Cali.
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