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Welcome to Flashback Friday. Join me in Atlanta, where I visit Coca-Cola, CNN, and go to an Ed Sheeran concert where my phone dies before my Uber arrives – and I have no idea where I live. This one was first released in September 2018.

Welcome to Flashback Friday. Join me in Albania, where I was working on becoming famous and visited the city of 1000 windows. This one was first released in October 2020.

Ric Gazarian (aka Global Gaz) is the co-founder of a brand-new festival for world travellers. Extraordinary Travel Festival is to be held in Yerevan, Armenia, October 14-16, 2022. In this episode, Ric tells us what to expect. If you want to go, you can get a 50 USD discount on your ticket by using "palle" as the code. See more on ExtraordinaryTravelFestival.com, and you should also listen to his own podcast, Counting Countries, where he interviews people on a quest to travel to all 193 UN...

Welcome to Flashback Friday. In this episode, I am in Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka and attended a cocktail party with beautiful traditional music and dancing. This one was first released in September 2019, not long after the horrible terror attack in Sri Lanka. So, we’re also going to be talking about that.

Welcome to Flashback Friday. In this episode, I arrive to one of my most favourite cities in the world, Cape Town. And this is also where I was inspired to start my life as a digital nomad. We begin with a visit to the hospital. This one was first released in February 2020.

As I was working on the next episodes from Saudi Arabia, I came across a recording from the car when I was driving across the country with Cynthia Rignanese – who calls herself “Cynthia Globe” because she travels so much. In fact, Saudi Arabia is her country number 124. She’s a lawyer from Florida and has her own law firm, which allows her to take a lot of time off to travel the globe. And this episode comes out just a few days before we meet again for another epic journey in four African...

In this episode, I ask the same five questions to six New Yorkers. I also visited the top of the tallest building in the western hemisphere, One World Trade Center. This one was first released in November 2018.

We’re back in Uruguay, and if you haven’t heard the first part of my visit to this little South American country, you should go back and listen to that one first. In that one, I arrived in Uruguay with a small group of nomad friends. We went on a tour of Montevideo, we went to prison, I shared a lot of facts about the country, I opened the history book, I talked about the weather, and then at the end of the episode, I went half an hour north of the capital and found a beautiful winery with...

In this episode we’re going to visit a small country in South America. I’m on my way from Buenos Aires in Argentina with a small group of nomad friends that I’ve gotten to know from the Nomad Cruise. We’re going to be spending a few days in Montevideo and then the others are going back to Buenos Aires, but I’m staying a few days longer because I have an interesting appointment in the countryside. Something I’m also going to share with you here on the podcast. FACTS ABOUT URUGUAY HOW BIG...

Before this week’s flashback, I want to say two things. First of all, I celebrated an anniversary two days ago. Wednesday this week it was exactly six years ago I started my life as a full-time nomad. It’s so funny to think that when I left Denmark on July 6th, 2016, I thought I would be travelling for four years. Now, six years later I feel I’ve only just started. And the second thing: It’s about time you get something new – something you’ve never heard before. And you will get that next...

Welcome to Flashback Friday. Join me in Conakry, Guinea. This one was first released in May 2019.

Welcome to Flashback Friday. Join me in Toronto, Canada. This one was first released in December 2017.

Welcome to Flashback Friday. Join me in Rabat, Morocco. This one was first released in January 2019.

Welcome to a special episode of The Radio Vagabond – recorded in May 2022. At a conference for digital nomads called NomadBase Live in Croatia, I met Orest Zub from Ukraine. He’s another digital nomad and a big part of the community Nomad Mania founded by our good mutual friend Harry Mitsidis. Orest have been to 129 countries so far in his ten years as a digital nomad. When the Russians invaded his country in February this year, he came back to Ukraine to help his country in the war. Not...

Welcome to part 4 of my mini-series about Kenya and The Masai Mara. Click here to go to part 1, part 2, and part 3. After our exciting hot air balloon trip, I went to the Maassai village in the Mara. This was my last day in the Mara. I spent two nights in Lenchada Tourist Camp in the Masai Mara game reserve in Kenya. And when we were asked if we wanted to go for a visit to a real Maasai village, I was the only one in the group who was interested. So, I got a private tour for a few...

Welcome to part 3 of my mini-series about Kenya and The Masai Mara. Click here to go to part 1 and part 2. I decided to splurge and go on an early morning hot air balloon safari – very early the morning after New Year’s Eve. I wanted to see the beautiful sunrise on the horizon of the savanna with exotic animals below me. So, after our game drive, I spoke to Francis who would arrange pickup for me just four hours after we entered 2022. Francis mentiones that the balloon will launch at 06 in...

THINGS TO DO IN NAIROBI In the last post, I was talking about Shane and Monica who I met in Nairobi. They both gave us tips on all the amazing stuff there’s to see around the country, but there’s also a lot to do in the capital. VISIT THE KAREN BLIXEN MUSEUM The museum is located in the town Karen at the Ngong Hills slopes just outside Nairobi. It was owned by Danish author Karen and her Swedish husband Baron. It became more famous after the renowned “Out of Africa” film. It’s open to the...

Welcome to this mini-series about Kenya and Masai Mara. This is part 1 On December 31st, I was excited to go to Masai Mara. I went on a 5-hour drive from Nairobi, Kenya, to Masai Mara National Reserve (often referred to just as The Mara). I knew that the game drives would start early in the morning, and I would not be partying too hard for New Year. The two-night/three-day safari trip was partly made possible by Scenery Adventures Ltd, which is owned and operated by Monica Musungu. Scenery...

It’s a sad week for the world, Europe, and especially Ukraine – as Russia invaded the country in an unprovoked attack yesterday morning. So, I thought I would share a conversation I had during a walk with Ksenia from UkraineToGo. We walked through the beautiful city of Kyiv when I was there at the very beginning of my journey, in August 2016. This was at a time when Ukraine also was at war with Russia after they invaded Crimea. As you will hear, it was a love/hate relationship with their...

काठमाडौंमा स्वागत छ WELCOME TO KATHMANDU Before going to Nepal, I’d been told that this country has some very friendly people – that show a genuine interest in who you are and where you’re from. And that was the case already in the taxi on the way from the airport to the city. In the car with Basu Rimal, he asked a lot about where I was from and what it was like there. He told me that he had been to Scandinavia. “I’ve been to Norway and Finland, but not Denmark yet. Scandinavia is really...