In this episode of the FLY BROTHER RADIO SHOW, Ernest chats with Matthew Kepnes, better known as Nomadic Matt, founder and CEO of the popular travel portal NomadicMatt.com, and best-selling author of Ten Years a Nomad and How to Travel the World on $75 a Day.
Matthew has traveled to nearly 100 countries and territories, flown hundreds of thousands of miles, slept in all sorts of places, tried weird food (including fried maggots), made life long friends, learned multiple languages, and, most importantly, discovered that one doesn’t need to be rich to travel.
It’s his mission to help travelers to realize their travel dreams. He has helped millions of people to travel more with tested and proven tips and advice.
They talk about Matt’s origin story, what’s changed in travel over the years, some of his favorite destinations, overcoming fears, advice to his younger self, updates to the newest edition of How to Travel the World, and more.
Let’s fly with author and master traveler Matthew Kepnes on the FLY BROTHER RADIO SHOW!
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