More TSA Sweat + The Netflix of Travel Tips

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Nomads No Worries

Digital Nomads | Travel | Humor

55 episodes

1 day ago

Steve and Jack are remote workers who travel the world full-time. They’re here to share stories from around the world, practical tips and hotspots for digital nomads, and plenty of laughs along the way. They’ll also give their unfiltered takes on news and nightmares from the online travel community. These guys are like, seriously really funny, for real. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or just curious about what it’s really like to work and travel the globe, tune in every week to laugh, learn, and maybe even get inspired to take your own weird trip. Follow us: linktr.ee/nomadsnoworries

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More TSA Sweat + The Netflix of Travel Tips

Nomads No Worries

21 minutes 35 seconds

2 months ago

More TSA Sweat + The Netflix of Travel Tips

Personal Updates: the guys discuss their recent travels to Montreal and Denver, and why Montreal is such an underrated city. (0:00-3:30)

Nomad News: TSA says sweating in this particular area can set off the alarms. We give you the inside scoop, discuss a personal story about getting a hardcore bag search, and tie it all back to our favorite terrorist failure, the shoe bomber. (3:30-10:20)

Nomad News: a growing trend in the travel world with personalized, pay-to-play recommendation apps like Places and AmiGo. Why are Millennials and Gen Z ditching TripAdvisor and AI listicles for tastemaker-curated guides? Is knowing about a hidden ramen joint in Tokyo the new Gucci belt? And would you pay $129 a year just to know where the cool people eat? (10:20-21:35)