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I wander all over the world and I share what I learn with you! In so doing, I hope you'll be inspired to do the same. Travel is the best university.
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Six years ago, Palle Bo, a Dane, sold most of his belongings to travel the world for years.
He lived in Cape Town and was hooked.
He's aiming to visit all 193 countries of the world.
He's more than halfway there!
We recorded this at a TBEX conference.
Here's what we talk about:
00:00 Intro
04:30 Making the Radio Vagabond podcast
05:40 African surprises
08:00 Advantages of podcasting vs. vlogging
Subscribe to his Radio Vagabond podcast and start by listening to his most recent episode, which features someone you know!
Chris Christensen, the host of the Amateur Traveler, has been podcasting about travel for 17 years.
He & I chat about:
00:00 3 favorite Amateur Traveler podcasts
02:40 3 Favorite Places
04:40 Future of Travel
06:05 Amateur Travel podcast
08:00 Podcast surprises
13:00 Travel plans
I've appeared several times in his podcast, and I hope to return to talk about Mauritania one day!
Listen to one of my earliest episodes, where Chris reveals how to create a top travel podcast.
I interview Luke Hohmann, CEO & Founder of First Root.
Participatory Budgeting (PB) is a democratic process in which a group of students determines how to invest a shared budget to improve a school.
PB authentically motivates students to learn and practice the “Four Cs” of the 21st Century curriculum: creativity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration — all while teaching design thinking, civics, and jump-starting their journey to increasing financial literacy.
Students experience actual agency and stewardship over their futures, learning through their own experiences how money works.
Participatory Budgeting creates several benefits for students, schools, and their communities:
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