If you’re a fan of the podcast, you should know by now that I LOVE housesitting.
But there’s another, really awesome option out there!
Home Exchange!
If you have a house, there’s someone out there willing to switch with you for a while.
So to learn more about it, I’ve brought on none other than the PRESIDENT of HomeExchange.com himself!
Jim Pickell
In Part 1 of this interview, Jim discusses how you make travel a core value in your life, how home exchanges work and allow you to travel like a local.
We’ll also start discussing some of what’s available through the HomeExchange.com website!
If you thought the first 4 days in Switzerland were crazy, we’ve got a surprise for you.
Things just keep getting crazier.
Today we finish up talking about our awesome experience in Switzerland, from paragliding, white water rafting, more beautiful train rides, and awesome food to meeting some dedicated listeners on the way, it was an amazing trip.
And it’s all because of you! Come listen to all the awesome adventures you made possible for us, and know that we appreciated it every second!
A couple of months ago, you guys voted for Heather and I in the Lights, Camera, Switzerland contest.
Because of YOU, we won!
We can’t thank you enough. We’ve finally returned from our time filming in Switzerland, and what a crazy adventure it was.
So why not share it with you?
Here is part 1 of a 2 part recap show where we talk about ALL the crazy things we did while we were in Switzerland including impromptu yodeling lessons, a weird first day of filming, Travis being terrible at windsurfing, and much more.
And as a bonus, Napkins is our interviewer!
Check back next Tuesday for Part 2 where things just get even busier!
Preparing for today’s interview was a piece of cake. I mean, when you’re talking to a man who’s met the Pope, walked on hot coals, and taught himself how to film his own documentary, things just kinda fall into place!
In part 1 of this interview, we discuss his documentary, Red Light Green Light, how Jared became a traveler, and how he got a book deal to travel 37,000 miles exploring religion and prayer.
And of course, we get a hilarious story that happens to have helped with that particular book deal.
I mean, how could there not be one!
Tune back in on Thursday for Part 2 of the interview where we discuss some of the crazier exploits of his journey around the world including visiting North Korea, an “Eco” farm in Costa Rica, and much, much more.
