300 episodes

Do you want to learn how to travel the world for as long as you desire, on your terms while spending less money? Whether you're a travel newbie dying to figure out how to explore the world, an occasional traveler longing to make your holiday everyday, or an experienced globetrotter seeking unique ways to keep traveling full time, you're in the right place. Travel expert Jason Moore from ZeroToTravel.com chats with adventurous people living life on the road so you can discover new ways to travel endlessly. Jason and his guests share insanely actionable advice and key resources, getting down and dirty on topics like; starting and running an online business from anywhere, travel and work opportunities, gutsy budget travel strategies, surprising ways to earn free travel, the digital nomad life, unconventional travel based lifestyles, fun travel jobs, how to plan epic adventures, backpacking, 4 hour work week inspired topics, and everything in between. Jason has wandered the planet for 15+ years working as a tour manager in events/music, an adventure travel tour guide, a trash sweeper, and now as a location independent entrepreneur running businesses on the fly. He is obsessed with doing whatever he can to help you explore our crazy planet, no matter what your current situation or experience. Let's do this! Subscribe now and welcome.

Zero To Travel Podcast Jason Moore

- Places & Travel
- 4.6, 356 Ratings

4.6 out of 5

356 Ratings

Struggling to Subscribe

I have subscribed and unsubscribed to the Zero to Travel podcast multiple times. I enjoy the podcast because of the topics it covers. I think the host Jason is genuine, relatable, and he is knowledgeable about traveling and living a digital nomad lifestyle. However, I cannot get past the long drawn out introductions to the episodes. It frustrates me that I have to listen to 10 minutes of opening banter that has nothing to do with the topic at hand. I also find the host being overly apologetic at times, and he likes to repeat and over explain a point. I can understand how the personal banter is appealing to some audiences, there is absolutely nothing wrong about that. I only speak for myself. I am a huge fan of travel podcasts and listen to them religiously. I listen to travel podcasts to be inspired and to gather useful travel information. I prefer the host get to the point and talk about the subject matter from the start. At this point, I am not a subscriber to the show, but I do check in to see what is new. Thank you for the work you do Jason. I do appreciate it.

so many teachings on so many topics

I love this podcast because there are episodes about so many different things. Almost every one brings in someone who can share their personal experiences. When you listen, you feel like you’re a part of the conversation. Many episodes lead me to research even further the new things that I’ve learned. Inspiring podcast

Such an Inspiring Podcast!

This is such an inspiring podcast! My husband and I have been listening for months in preparation to quite our jobs to travel for a few years! We have received some awesome ideas from what you have shared and the people you have interviewed! We just launched our own podcast too sharing about our thru hike of the Appalachian Trail which we start in April! Thank you for having made us difference in the lives of two Midwesterners!