Nomad Summit Podcast: Fuel for Your Nomadic Journey
Climbing to freedom – one episode at a time. The Nomad Summit Podcast is for remote workers, freelancers, indie hackers, and founders building lives on their own terms. We unpack what it really means to work without borders, chase freedom, and build something meaningful – whether that's a business, a lifestyle, or a sense of purpose. Hosted by the team behind Nomad Summit and long-time digital nomad and podcaster Palle Bo, each episode features raw conversations, honest lessons, and practical ideas from people who've chosen the unconventional path. From landing your first remote job to launching your own company, we explore the milestones and mindset shifts along the way – with a healthy dose of real talk on visas, money, relationships, burnout, and belonging. If you've ever felt like you're building your life summit by summit – this podcast is your trail guide, compass, and campfire rolled into one. New episodes every week. Subscribe and start your climb.
Episodes
Asia's digital nomad scene is evolving fast – and it's no longer just about Chiang Mai and Bali. From the Philippines to Japan, China, and beyond, new destinations are welcoming remote workers, building communities, and creating opportunities for location-independent living.
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Christoph Huebner sits down with Miho and Daniel Beck, the couple ...
What if you could run a business where 70% of your team consists of AI agents? And what if one of those agents even applied to be a guest on this podcast without us knowing?
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Palle Bo and Christoph Huebner talk with Rania Esmael, an Egyptian tech entrepreneur and founder of GrowthX, an AI-powered education platform for Arabic-speaking learner...
What makes a place feel like home when you're a digital nomad? Is it the weather, the food, the people, or something deeper?
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Christoph Huebner sits down with Marco Traina, founder of Beat Community and Italia Nomad Fest, during Colive Fukuoka in Japan.
Marco has been building a community for digital nomads in Palermo, Si...
Is SEO really dying, or is it simply changing again?
In this episode, Palle Bo and Christoph Huebner sit down with SEO expert and entrepreneur Kyle Roof, who famously proved just how mathematical Google's algorithm can be by ranking a page filled largely with gibberish.
Kyle explains why he believes the fundamentals of SEO are still very much alive, even as Google, Chat...
What's changing in the digital nomad world – and what does that mean for Nomad Summit 2027?
In this special episode, Palle turns the tables on his usual co-hosts, Christoph Huebner and Alexandra Mielnicka, and puts them in the guest seats. They look ahead to the next Nomad Summit in Chiang Mai and share what they're planning, what they learned from previous events, and how the communi...
Oliver Kuiz isn't joining us with a perfectly mapped-out digital nomad success story. He's right in the middle of trying to create one.
After becoming homeless at 17, Oliver learned to survive by constantly starting over – sleeping in his car, living in a storage unit, travelling around Europe on £5 flights, and trying different businesses along the way.
Now he's ...
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What happens to your fitness routine when your gym, kitchen, schedule, and time zone keep changing?
In Episode 69 of the Nomad Summit Podcast, we talk with Riley Schinella, founder of Digital Nomad Fitness, about staying healthy when life on the road is anything but predictable.
Riley shares how she went from a corporate job and personal training in New York City to tra...
What happens when location independence stops feeling like an adventure and simply becomes your life?
Francesca Ciucci has spent 14 years living abroad across eight countries. The Italian-Canadian founder, speaker and author joins Palle Bo and Alexandra Mosnitska to talk about the realities of building a life across borders – from arriving somewhere without the language or network to ...
In Episode 67 of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Maya Middlemiss joins Palle Bo, Christoph Huebner and Alexandra Mosnitska to look back at the first Nomad Summit Remote Work Edition in Tallinn – and what it revealed about people trying to make the leap into remote work.
Maya shares what surprised her about working behind the scenes at a Nomad Summit event, why the Tallinn audience felt diff...
What does it actually take to become someone a global company wants to hire, trust, and keep working with?
In this episode, Palle Bo and Alexandra talk with Josh Gould, Group CEO of thebigword, a global language-services company working with around 15,000 linguists and contractors across more than 80 countries.
Josh shares what he has learned from leading teams while tr...
What happens when you finally reach the point where work becomes optional?
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Palle Bo sits down with Doug Mann, better known as PhotoMann. Doug spent more than 30 years living and working abroad as a software and systems engineer before retiring at 57 and making Chiang Mai, Thailand, his home.
But Doug's international life star...
Ric Gazarian has visited 190 of the world's 193 UN countries, built a location-independent life around travel, and made Bangkok his base for more than a decade.
In this episode, Palle Bo and Alexandra talk with Ric about the turning points that moved him away from traditional corporate life, whether he actually considers himself a digital nomad, and how extreme travelers differ from nomads ...
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Palle Bo sits down with William Campbell, a strategy, communication, and leadership advisor who has been working remotely since 2009 – long before remote work became mainstream.
William has built a remote-first professional life across communications, organizational leadership, facilitation, public sector work, nonprofits, education, and st...
Jake Snow went from working at an Australian winery and playing Australian football to travelling full-time, building an audience of 1.6 million followers and developing boutique hotels across Bali and South Africa.
In this episode, Jake joins Palle Bo from Mallorca to share how a chance meeting with his wife, Marie, on a beach in Thailand changed the course of both their lives. After quitt...
What happens when an early video game developer, AI artist, fractional CTO and digital nomad decides to redesign his life around creativity, exploration and freedom?
In this in-person episode, Palle Bo meets Steve Tietze at his new office in Chiang Mai's Nimman neighbourhood. They begin by exploring why Chiang Mai remains one of the world's strongest digital nomad hubs – from its surr...
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Palle Bo sits down with Jimena Serfaty – also known as Jimmy – an Argentine entrepreneur, systems specialist, and location-independent founder based in London.
Jimmy has been travelling for 16 years and living location independently since 2020. She runs Jimmy & Co., where she helps coaches, service providers, and small business ow...
Moving money across borders is one of those things many digital nomads know is important – but still find confusing, frustrating, and sometimes painfully expensive.
In this episode, Palle Bo sits down with Zoey Lee, co-founder of Glintz, to make sense of cross-border payments in normal human language. Zoey grew up in Taiwan, worked in fintech in Singapore, relocated to Canada, and has...
What if growing your business does not have to mean building a bigger company?
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Palle Bo sits down with Gal Tzhayek – entrepreneur, speaker, software founder, and what he calls a "turtle-like nomad," currently traveling with his wife and three children.
Gal has built, acquired, and scaled education businesses that reache...
In this episode of the Nomad Summit Podcast, Christoph Huebner is back on the road – this time in India, deep in the jungle near Dandeli, at Jungli The Nomad Village.
He's there for the very first India Nomad Festival, a small and intentional gathering of digital nomads, co-living founders, remote workers, creators, and community builders from across India and beyond.
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