Wander Worldschool and Slow Family Travel Podcast
Wander Worldschool and Slow Family Travel Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome! I'm Suzy and on this show, we dive deep into the inspiring stories of:** slow and long term traveling families** worldschool leaders and hub creators ** unique ideas to travel and educate on the road ** financial planning and money-saving tips If you're a traveling family or worldschool creator and would like to be a guest, please email me!Saludos,Suzy [email protected]: @suzymay.wanderwww.yourfamilymoney.comSupport Our Work! coff.ee/suzymay
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes such as slow and long-term travel, unschooling, financial planning for travel, and building worldschooling communities. Examples of topics explored include budgeting for living in Spain, insights on house-sitting, and creating educational opportunities on the road. Specific episodes dive into family travel adventures, balancing logistics with personal growth, and creating supportive environments for worldschooling.
Welcome! I’m Suzy and on this show, we dive deep into the inspiring stories of:
** slow and long term traveling families
** worldschool leaders and hub creators
** unique ideas to travel and educate on the road
** financial planning and money-saving tips
If you’re a traveling family or worldschool creator and would like to be a guest, please email me!
Saludos,
Suzy May
Insta: @suzymay.wander
www.yourfamilymoney.com
Support Our Work!
coff.ee/suzymay
Welcome to our very first monthly recap episode! In this special format, we take a look back at the incredible conversations from the past month, pulling out the most memorable quotes and practical tips from each guest. This episode features highlights from my conversations with Björn Boy on RV travel, Leanna Woodley-Tock on building a creative hub in Spain, and Moira Mills on the art of house-sitting.
Then, we do a deep dive into one of the most requested topics: the real cost of living abroad. I'm peeling back the curtain on our family's actual budget after the last six months in Sevilla, Spain, breaking down everything from rent and groceries to school and travel.
Finally, I share five fantastic websites you can use to research the cost of living in any city around the world, helping you plan your own future adventures.
Guest Resource Links:
- Björn Boy:@littletravelfamily, Linkease, podcast Nomad Kids
- Leanna Woodley-Tock:Spain Abroad Creative Hub, @FindingManana
- Moira Millswebsite.
Cost of Living Research Websites:
- Numbeo: Best for detailed, crowd-sourced data and city-to-city comparisons.
- Nomads.com: Specifically designed for remote workers and digital nomads, with data on internet speed, safety, and more (requires membership).
- Expatistan: Excellent for simple, clear cost-of-living comparisons between two cities.
- The Earth Awaits: A unique tool that finds cities that match your specific monthly budget.
- Budget Your Trip: Best for estimating daily costs for shorter-term vacations and travel.
Other Mention
Host Info: I'm Suzy May and my family lives between Sevilla, Spain and Denver, CO. 🌞
🌎 On this show, we feature traveling families and worldschool creators taking learning global. 🚀
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Saludos,
Suzy May
Email: [email protected]
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