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
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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.
I’m Suzy May and I share inspiring travel, educational and worldschooling journeys of families of all different backgrounds!
Are you looking for actionable tips for your family travel journey? You’re in the right place!
We dive deep into the 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 travel tips
My family lives between Denver, CO and Sevilla, Spain and we are excited to be part of the diverse worldschooling community!
– Have an inspiring story? Email [email protected]!
– Follow on Instagram, Facebook and Substack! Links at https://beacons.ai/suzymaywander
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🎉 Christina Cann and Brett Wiewiora join us from Italy as they share their family’s journey from selling their bakery business in Florida to worldschooling with their two daughters ages 12 and 8 and their sourdough starter, Gandalf!
🌎 They incorporate local flavors into their baking and have adapted to kitchens without ovens to bake. They prioritize second-tier cities to reduce costs and immerse themselves in local cultures while blending worldschooling for their daughters.
👍 By blending their professional passion for baking with global exploration, they demonstrate how families can trade traditional routines for a flavor-filled life on the road.
✨ ACTIONABLE TIPS:
- Taking test trips with your kids while they’re younger can get them ready to take on longer worldschooling later on!
- Spend less time in major cities and more time in smaller, lesser-known cities like Lille, France instead of Paris, in order to find walkability and affordability.
- Packing even a few comforts, like earplugs, blankets and a Dutch oven, can make long term travel more sustainable!
- You can bring your hobbies with you! Learn how they travel with their sourdough starter!
- AND MORE! LISTEN NOW!
Resources:
Take a sourdough class from Brett and Christina at www. sourdoughlifestyle.com!
Follow on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/sourdoughlifestyle/) and Substack (https://sourdoughlifestyle.substack.com/)
01:03 – Travel Origins and Meeting in College
05:00 – Trading the Bakery for the World
12:00 – The Reality of Worldschooling
17:17 – Sourdough on the Road
24:43 – The Finances of Slow Travel
28:26 – Challenges: From Rural Barns to Mooing Cows
35:32 – Lightning Round & Wrap Up
Money Made Easy Summit Jan 13-16 – FREE! Register here: https://suzy_may–budgetsmadeeasy.thrivecart.com/money-made-easy/695fe0dbb7dbe/
Host: I'm Suzy May and my family lives between Spain and Colorado. 🌞
🌎 We feature traveling families + worldschool creators taking learning global. 🚀 The information provided is for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended as financial, investment, legal, or tax advice ✔️
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