Travel Tales

Nicole Chamberlin has lived a life on the move. She was an army brat who lived in Germany as a teenager before moving to Colorado. She later became a flight attendant, then a TV producer living in LA. She's since lived for three years in Hong Kong and now, Minneapolis.

Nailah Hayward of the travel blog TheresSoMuchToSee.com stops in to share her Tales of journeys around the world.

Comedian Ron Placone spent time living in Italy, in hostels throughout America, and even in his car.

Krissy Krash earned her moniker on the roller derby circuit, but is still rolling strong! She's now a life coach and personal trainer living and surfing in Costa Rica.

Nate Ritter is the founder of RoomSteals.com, a site that offers hotel rooms at wholesale prices.

Mike celebrates 10 years and 300 episodes of the Travel Tales Podcast by sharing some of his favorite travel memories, answering frequently asked questions, and taking a look at the road ahead. Thank you, listeners!

Comedian Lenny Schmidt has just returned from his first post-pandemic run of cruise gigs to give us the scoop on what to expect on the high seas in this new world.

After leaving the US and living in both Japan and Germany, David McNeill now makes his home in Portugal and founded ExpatEmpire.com to assist others in transitioning to the expat life.

Colorado-based Scott Marshall is the President and CEO of Semester At Sea.

Former Hollywood exec Scott Neeson had it all: big house in the Hollywood Hills, cars, boat, and money to burn - until a trip to SE Asia inspired him to sell everything he owned, move to Cambodia, and create the Cambodian Children's Fund charity.

Angelyn Rudd caught her traveling bug following the Grateful Dead. That sparked a travel Jones that led to over 60 countries and counting.

Senior Director/Head of Communications for Expedia, Nisreene Atassi, is a Chicago-area native who worked in Dubai and now makes her home in Seattle. We talk tips, trends, and some of her worst travel experiences!

Author Jessica Drucker literally wrote the book on being expat. 

We're talking expat life with someone who literally wrote the book on the subject - Jessica Drucker!

Rob Babirad never felt settled as an inner-city schoolteacher or a run-of-the-mill lawyer, but he did feel the calling of other countries and cultures. His travels inspires his book "In-Transit Passenger."

Mike Savas took off during the pandemic for what he called his "Mid-Life Awakening" - learning 12 new skills in 12 months in 12 countries.

For some reason this episode first posted under the wrong name! Here is the correct name - Travis King!Milwaukee native Travis King has lived the better part of the last decade working and traveling around the world and now makes his home in Mexico.

Milwaukee native Travis King has lived the better part of the last decade working and traveling around the world and now makes his home in Mexico.

Comedian Avi Liberman spent the bulk of the 2020 pandemic shuttling between Israel and any other place he could get into, including Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia, Dubai, and Russia.

Andrew Steven's April 22, 2021 episode seems to have vanished into Apple Podcasts air, so here is a repost:Andrew Steven wanted to challenge himself and lose weight while doing it. One month and 100 pounds later, he finished hiking California's John Muir Trail.