Podcasts about Bansko

I am back in Bulgaria! One mobnth in my base Bansko to ground myself, recenter and improve my Bulgarian. Travel: I book all my travels with Expedia. Check it out for yourself: https://expedia.com/affiliate/dhK8Z6z Finances: Check out the Revolut app! Absolutely perfect for people that travel a lot! Use my referral code when signing up: https://revolut.com/referral/?referral-code=christq7h5!APR1-25-AR-ON-REVPRO Poker: Do you want to improve your poker game and support this channel? Then use this link to sign up to Raise Your Edge: https://www.raiseyouredge.com/amember/aff/go/grin5ekatze Get in touch with NICE & SUNNY: - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/niceandsunny - Instagram: @niceandsunny - Twitter: @niceandsunny - Facebook: NICE & SUNNY - TikTok: @niceandsunny

Výtvarník, umenovedec, historik, publicista, cestovateľ, autor literatúry faktu a spisovateľ - Milan Augustín. Aktuálne je na dôchodku, ale stále píše knihy, najmä historické. Vyštudoval estetiku a vedy o umení na FiFUK v Bratislave. Neskôr súkromne študoval aj maliarstvo u národného umelca Jozefa Kollára a docenta Štefana Pruknera. Napísal takmer 30 kníh, jeho témami sú starý Egypt a jeho kráľovná Hatšepsut, či Polynézia, viacero jeho kníh čerpá z histórie jeho rodnej Banskej Štiavnice. Je odborníkom na históriu ťažby drahých kovov na Slovensku. Ako historik v Projektovom ústave kultúry realizoval viac ako 60 pamiatkových a historických výskumov stredovekej architektúry, bol tiež tajomníkom predsedu Svetového kongresu Slovákov. Je dlhoročným členom a podpredsedom Banskoštiavnicko – hodrušského banského spolku a cechmajstrom Cechu Štiavničanov. Jeho celoživotnou záľubou sú čítanie a výtvarné umenie, špeciálne dielo Paula Gaugina. | Hosť: Milan Augustín (výtvarník, umenovedec, historik, publicista, cestovateľ, autor literatúry faktu a spisovateľ). | Moderuje: Sandra Vychlopenová. | Tolkšou Nočná pyramída pripravuje Slovenský rozhlas, Rádio Slovensko, SRo1.

Drop us a message with any questions you may have :)In association with SkiWeekends.com The Ski World News:Tragic News from Avoriaz: A 23-year-old British man tragically died after falling from a cliff in Avoriaz. Sustainable Travel in the Alps: Montagne Verte expands the AlpinExpress initiative, offering discounts for sustainable travel to ski areas in the Morzine-Les Gets region.Mikaela Shiffrin's 100th World Cup Win: Shiffrin becomes the first skier to hit 100 World Cup wins.Where's Best to Ski Now?Austria: Obertauern and the Arlberg region remain in good shape. Resorts like St. Anton and Lech offer great coverage despite slightly below-average snow depths.France: The French Alps, including the 3 Valleys and Portes du Soleil, are seeing excellent snow and sunshine, with near-100% terrain open.Italy: Dolomites like Madonna di Campiglio and Livigno see fresh snow, offering excellent skiing with a mix of sunshine and cold temperatures.Switzerland: Verbier and Zermatt benefit from heavy snowfalls, and conditions are set to improve with sunny weather ahead.Pyrenees: Fresh snowfall improves conditions, especially in Andorra and Baqueira Beret.Scandinavia: Norway and Sweden receive a solid amount of fresh snow, with resorts like Hemsedal and Trysil offering excellent skiing conditions.Eastern Europe: Resorts in Bulgaria and Czechia, like Bansko and Špindlerův Mlýn, benefit from improved snow and spring-like conditions.Canada: Western Canadian resorts, including Lake Louise and Whistler, report near-full operations with favorable snow conditions.USA: The Pacific Northwest, including Crystal Mountain, is receiving significant snowfall, making it a top destination for skiing.Ski Racing Corner with Ed Drake: Ed Drake discusses Shiffrin's 100th win and what it means for her future. He reflects on her dominance and potential competition.Competition Time: Win HH legendary insulated pants, Helly Hansen Odin 40 backpack, Panda Optics goggles, Diablo Bath Polar Print neck warmer, Mizo stainless steel water bottle, and E-ski touring skis!Gear GuideLatest Ski Innovations: Electric-assist skis are here! E-SKIMO: Features motorized treads in skis to make uphill travel 80% faster and reduce muscle effort by 30%. Vipera : Ultra-compact, silent motors with a removable drivetrain.Ski Racing Worldwide with Ed DrakeDestination Spotlight of the Week: Saas Fee, SwitzerlandVillage: Traditional, car-free, with a cozy atmosphere.Skiing: Great for beginners and better intermediates, with plenty of slopes for everyone.Non-Skiing Activities: Snowshoe tours on Fee Glacier. Via Ferrata and zip-lining. Winter hikes and snowshoe tours, sledging runs, Fondue Gondola experience etc Desert Island Ski Resort withSupport the showIn the meantime Enjoy the mountains :) And Please do leave a review as it's the only way other like minded travellers get to find us! And don't forget to check us out on the following channels inthesnow.cominstagram.com/inthesnowTikTok@inthesnowmag youtube.com/inthesnowmagfacebook.com/inthesnowTo contact us with your suggestions for further episodes at dom@InTheSnow.com / robert@ski-press.com

We find out about 3 Zinnen in the Italian Dolomites, plus we have a train travel focus: looking at the European Sleeper to Italy and trains to Serre Chevalier. We also have our regular snow reports, gold medal news for Team GB and your ski Valentines stories, plus the chance to win some super-cool Vallon goggles. Host Iain Martin was joined by Babsi Lapwood from the Mountain Trade Network and Dom Winter from Protect Our Winters UK. Intersport Ski Hire Discount Code Don't forget that if you want to help The Ski Podcast and save yourself some money this winter…all you need to do is to use the code ‘SKIPODCAST' when you book your ski hire at intersportrent.com.  That applies to any ski hire booked in their massive network across France, Austria and Switzerland – that's hundreds of resorts. You'll get a guaranteed additional discount, or simply take this link for your discount to be automatically applied.  SHOW NOTES Babsi recently skied in Risoul (1:45)  Lou Newton from Iglu Ski reported from Bansko in Bulgaria (4:00) Mike Richards reported from Uludag and Dorukkaya in Turkey (5:15) Andy Butterworth from Kaluma Ski reported from St Anton (6:30) Win Vallon Ski Goggles worth £137 – just leave us a comment on Spotify or a review on Apple Podcasts (8:15) Freddy Carrick-Smith took gold in the Giant Slalom (9:15) The Ski Podcast supports Team Carrick-Smith Mia Bookes retained the Big Air Crystal Globe (9:40) Listen to my interview with Ski Sunday's Ed Leigh (10:00) Babsi has been to 3 Zinnen six times already (11:00) Iain and Babsi both stayed in Innichen San Candido (12:30) Piste map of the ski area in 3 Zinnen (14:30) Try night skiing in Innichen (17:00) Iain tried snow shoeing for the first time in 3 Zinnen (18:00) The heating in Innichen is powered by woodchip and sawdust (20:45) Atto and Botanic are two great family owned restaurants in Innichen (21:30) Iain stayed at the Hotel Tyrol in Innichen (21:45) Dom was last on the show in our London Ski Show special (23:00) Find out about the WSF/POW video challenge on eco ways to get to the slopes (24:00) There is also information on Instagram Dom travelled by train to Serre Chevalier (25:00) Serre Chevalier has a great record on sustainability (28:00) Iain travelled to 3 Zinnen on the European Sleeper service from Belgium (30:00) Iain interviewed Chris Engelsman from European Sleeper back in Episode 221 (30:30) Read Iain's review of the journey on Ski Flight Free (33:30) Find out more about the European Sleeper here (36:30) Thanks to Ed, Sasha, Ian and Mike for their Ski Valentine's stories  Feedback (41:00) I enjoy all feedback about the show, I'm always interested to hear what you think, so please do contact me on social @theskipodcast or by email theskipodcast@gmail.com  Oliver Padgett: “Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making a great podcast. Keep up the great work.” Will Cursham: “I've just started listening to your podcast at the ripe old age of 49. I love it! Lots of interesting stuff about skiing. Being a bit of a geek, I love the behind-the-scenes stuff, I'd love to hear more about how resorts work, maintaining the infrastructure etc. Keep going with the podcast, and I'll keep listening!” There are now 249 episodes of The Ski Podcast to catch up with. If you've enjoyed this episode, why not to go theskipodcast.com and take a look around the tags and categories – you're bound to find something of interest.  If you like the podcast, there are three things you can do to help:    1) Follow us. Just take a look for that button and press it now  2) Give us a review or just leave a comment on Apple Podcasts or Spotify  3) Book your ski hire with Intersport Rent using the code ‘SKIPODCAST' or take this link You can follow Iain @skipedia and the podcast @theskipodcast. You can also follow us on WhatsApp for exclusive material released ahead of the podcast. 

I am joined by Emmy from Arctic Terns as we discover the opportunities around the world for home educated children. From six weeks in Bansko for the whole family to a month of teen independence in the Netherlands, Emmy guides us through worldschooling hubs and what they can offer your home educating family.

Ya no tengo mi Cueva Nómada, mi base en Europa. Y desde hace un mes tampoco tengo el apartamento en Bansko -la que podía ser una segunda base europea-. Pero curiosamente, esta semana pasada me apunté de nuevo al gimnasio de La Ràpita, “mi pueblo” catalán favorito, y donde estaba ubicado el apartamento. Y es que voy a pasar unos días por aquí con la autocaravana, porque se está muy a gusto y respiro una paz y tranquilidad que me encanta. Esto me ha hecho reflexionar, así que tengo dos puntos importantes que comentarte. El primero: Compartir contigo el nuevo episodio del podcast Nómada Digital, en el que comparto mis requisitos para una base en Europa, así como también el por qué de los mismos -y por qué he creado mi base en Costa Rica-. Lo tienes aquí. Cerca del mar. Bien conectado y con un mínimo de movimiento. Que se coma bien, variedad y barato. Gimnasio y servicios. Buena cultura y atractivo natural. Que los impuestos no sean una locura. El segundo punto: Quiero invitarte a conocernos en el Delta de l'Ebre. A que veas uno de los espectáculos de la naturaleza más bonitos del continente y que comas el mejor arroz de tu vida. Sí, tal cual lo oyes. Te invito a que nos conozcamos, tú, yo y más personas como tú y como yo. El fin de semana del 19 y 20 de octubre. En esta ocasión, no hay límite de plazas, ni hay precio, ni talleres programados, ni cobramos nada por venir. El plan es simple y gratuito. Ahora mismo es una de las épocas más preciosas del delta, están terminando la recogida del arroz y hay un montón de pájaros -es realmente espectacular-. Así que quiero compartirlo contigo. Sábado 19 de octubre por la tarde nos encontraremos para compartir y si hace buen tiempo poder ver un atardecer espectacular en la Platja del Trabucador. Si te apetece madrugar: el domingo podemos ir a ver salir el sol entre cientos (o miles) de flamencos. El domingo 20 comeremos mariscos y un arroz buenísimo en uno de mis restaurantes favoritos (el menú cuesta un poco menos de 30€/persona). Si vas a venir, por favor apúntate en esta página para que podamos hacer la reserva del restaurante correspondiente y coordinar a los asistentes. También te invito a que lo comentes en el canal de #quedadas de Alternatribu para que podáis coordinar entre todos los miembros de la comunidad temas logísticos: transporte, dormir, etc. Por mi parte: dormiré en la autocaravana, muy probablemente en una área camper del Poblenou. Si tienes furgo/camper y te apetece, lo vemos en el mismo canal de Alternatribu. En esta ocasión, lo hago así de abierto porque me apetece muchísimo compartir con vosotros este espacio que considero tan mágico antes de volver a cruzar el charco. ¿Te veo allí? https://vivedistinto.com/encuentro-alternatribu

Recorded on August 11, 2024, this episode of the NICE & SUNNY podcast takes you on a journey through my recent adventures as a digital nomad. From grounding myself in the serene mountain town of Bansko, Bulgaria, to finding unexpected peace during an extended stay in the bustling city of Las Vegas, it's been a whirlwind few months. I'll share how I managed to live in Vegas almost for free using casino loyalty programs, my thoughts on returning to my birthplace Hamburg, and the challenges of traveling through Germany. Plus, I explore the possibility of relocating my base from Bansko to Estonia, a country that's captured my fascination with its futuristic and digitalized society. Tune in to hear about my reflections, the decisions I've faced, and what's next on my nomadic path. Get in touch with NICE & SUNNY: - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/niceandsunny - Instagram: @niceandsunny - Twitter: @niceandsunny - Facebook: NICE & SUNNY - TikTok: @niceandsunny

Hoy te traigo un episodio del podcast que ha costado mucho sacar, pero que tiene un contenido muy guapo. Así que voy directo al lío, que quiero compartir contigo una reflexión. El episodio del podcast Nómada Digital de hoy trata sobre la comunidad Cooperativa de Nómadas Digitales que están creando en Semkovo, en Bulgaria. Un proyecto que sale del fundador del coworking de Bansko y del NomadFest, Matthias E Zeitler. Y es que Matthias no solo ha transformado un pueblo de las montañas de Bulgaria y lo ha convertido en uno de los principales centros de Nómadas Digitales de Europa y en el mayor encuentro del mundo, sino que ahora pretende desarrollar un proyecto de vivienda comunitaria para Nómadas Digitales en el pueblo de al lado. El proyecto de Semkovo es muy ambicioso y es digno de admirar, un espacio cooperativo pensado y dirigido por y para Nómadas Digitales de todo el mundo. Y está siendo una realidad. La entrevista con ellos me ha costado mucho porque conseguir a alguien que hablara español fluido y estuviera involucrado en el proyecto ha sido complicado. Pero finalmente lo hemos logrado. Lo tienes tanto en el podcast Nómada Digital como en nuestro canal de Youtube de Alternatribu. Puedes seguirme en https://www.alternatribu.com/ y https://vivedistinto.com/

Pelé from the nomad community, a Swiss entrepreneur and citizen of the world, bought a nomad festival with a group of partners.In this episode, we sit down with Pelé to preview Bansko Nomad Fest. No frills, just a candid look at the festival's activities and what makes it unique. Pelé shares his thoughts and experiences, giving us a clear picture of what to expect. Join us for an honest conversation about life at Bansko Nomad Fest.Want to dive deeper? Read more about remote work on the Remotely Serious website.Check Out Curtis' Stuff: Personal Site The Origin Rockwell Media

Today we travel to the Eastern edge of the Remote Work Europe territory, to the heart of Bulgaria's digital nomad revolution. I chat with Uwe Allgäuer , the mastermind behind the Bansko Digital Nomad Festival, and business formation service My Start Bulgaria. We discuss the transformation of a quaint ski town into a bustling hub for entrepreneurs and adventurers. Uwe's personal voyage from the high seas to pioneering a co-working community in Bansko, and an annual festival which gets bigger and better year on year. We also touch on Bulgaria's enticing fiscal regime, discussing the nitty-gritty of setting up shop in this welcoming country. Whether you're an EU citizen or from further afield this episode is a treasure trove of insights on how to seamlessly integrate into the digital nomad lifestyle.The core of our conversation steers toward the practicalities and perks of making Bansko your business base, or home away from home. Uwe generously shares his wisdom on overcoming bureaucratic hurdles to access Bulgaria's favourable tax rates. We emphasize the significance of planting roots with a paper trail and tax residency somewhere, for those unforeseen twists in life, while also celebrating Bansko's emergence as a year-round sanctuary for the digitally inclined. The town's unique melding of serene nature and a vibrant community creates an environment where both personal and professional connections flourish.To wrap up we anticipate the 2024 Bansko Nomad Festival – an event where the entrepreneurial  borderless spirit is showcased against the town's stunning natural canvas. Hear about the serendipitous collaborations and spontaneous businesses that spring forth from this gathering of minds. If the promise of rich face-to-face networking and a diverse array of experiences (including a keynote from Maya on remote collaboration) appeals to you, then get over to https://www.banskonomadfest.com/ and use the discount code MayaRWE_bnf24 at the checkout for a 10% discount!And do connect with Uwe at https://www.linkedin.com/in/uweallg/ to keep up with all his exciting projects and announcements.Support the show

Der Nidwaldner Marco Odermatt gewinnt erstmals den Riesenslalom von Bansko. Er setzt sich mit fast einer Sekunde Vorsprung vor dem Norweger Alexander Steen Olsen und dem Österreicher Manuel Feller durch. Für Odermatt ist es der neunte Riesenslalom-Sieg in Folge, der sechste in dieser Saison. Weiter in der Sendung: * Sicherheit an der Luzerner Fasnacht: Erstmals sind Crowd-Spotter im Einsatz, sie sollen gefährliche Situationen in den engen Gassen erkennen. Die Premiere sei gut angelaufen. * Sturz von der Sesselbahn: Eine 60-jährige Frau ist am Samstagmittag in Stoos SZ vom Sessel einer Bahn gestürzt. Sie hat sich erhebliche Verletzungen zugezogen.

In this insightful episode, we sit down with Lars Willemse, a pioneering entrepreneur who has co-founded and co-funded a unique investment vacation property in Bansko, Bulgaria. With a keen eye for innovative real estate concepts, Lars is actively exploring the intersection of co-founding and crowdfunding within the global property and experiences market. He shares his vision and the potential he sees in this collaborative approach to real estate investment.Additionally, Lars delves into his role in the creation of the Vivel Network, an exclusive event series set against the backdrop of Cappadocia's otherworldly landscapes—and beyond. The Vivel Network is more than just an event; it's a confluence of minds and talents, bringing together entrepreneurs, artists, and innovators in settings that are as memorable as they are inspiring.Join us as we discuss the challenges and triumphs of these ventures, and gain valuable insights into how Lars Willemse is shaping the future of real estate investment and professional networking.Vivel Network: https://vivel.xyz/Vivel on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/vivelxyz/Vivel on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vivelxyz/Lars on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larswillemseWant to dive deeper? Read more about remote work on the Remotely Serious website.Check Out Curtis' Stuff: Personal Site The Origin Rockwell Media

It's been a while and a lot has happened since you last heard from me. I traveled from Las Vegas via England, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Czech Republic to Bulgaria. I could add two new countries to my list - I am at 49 now - and I am exhausted. So, one month in Bansko, Bulgaria it is. Get in touch with NICE & SUNNY: - YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/niceandsunny - Instagram: @niceandsunny - Twitter: @niceandsunny - Facebook: NICE & SUNNY - TikTok: @niceandsunny

In this special double-header episode, we sit down not once but twice with remote work evangelist Alli Pereira. Alli shares her unique insights into the world of remote work, digging deep into the nuances, challenges, and surprising perks—like remote visas for dogs—that come with a location-independent lifestyle.Topics Covered:Remote Work: Alli breaks down how the traditional work model is evolving and why remote work isn't just a trend but an emerging norm.Remote Visas for Dogs: Ever wondered how to globe-trot with your furry friend? Alli discusses the new frontier in remote visas—yes, specifically designed for dogs.Brazil: A focus on how Brazil's remote work culture differs from other countries and how it's adapting to the new normal.Portugal: Lisbon, Cascais, and more.Portuguese-speaking Nations: How language and culture in Portuguese-speaking countries, from Mozambique to Brazil, influence the remote work scene.Running Remote: Alli shares her top tips for maintaining productivity, mental well-being, and a work-life balance while running a remote team or business.Bansko, Bulgaria: An under-the-radar haven for remote workers, Alli talks about why Bansko is a must-visit for any digital nomad.Like Red Dead Redemption, the first two Star Wars trilogies, and half of The Godfather Part II, the SECOND part you hear is the PREQUEL.Want to dive deeper? Read more about remote work on the Remotely Serious website.Check Out Curtis' Stuff: Personal Site The Origin Rockwell Media

Zaspomíname si na nedávno zosnulého hudobníka Vaša Patejdla. Predstavíme vám zaujímavý projekt organizácie Košice Región Turizmus pod názvom Umenie na mieste X. A zoznámim Vás s nadšencom, ktorý zasvätil svoj voľný čas záchrane zberných jarkov – súčasti Banskoštiavnickej vodohospodárskej sústavy – technických pamiatok UNESCO.

What a joy to record an episode with Fabienne & Benoit. First off, I don't know how they do it but they practically never cut each other when speaking, they somehow magical know when the other is done. It was a pleasure to listen to their stories. And they have many! They've traveled so much, met so many people, they were Digital Nomads before it was hype, and before they even knew it and ended up in a coliving because of crappy wifi. Fabienne and Benoit in their own words: We are Ben and Fabienne. We are both in our late thirties and grew up in Switzerland. We met back in 2008 and quite quickly we got bitten by the travel bug. After our studies, we decided to move to Vienna (Austria) and worked there for 2 years. In 2013, we left for what was supposed to be a 1-year backpacking trip around the world. The trip turned out to last 19 months and the least we can say is that this gave us new perspective on our life and careers. We were no longer attracted by the corporate world and started dreaming about a more flexible, filled with human interactions and entrepreneur life. Financial reality however made us go back to an office job after returning from the trip. We both took a job in a tech start-up in Zurich (March 2015). In August 2016, barely 18 months after signing our contract, we resigned and founded our own company and started travelling again. After being fully nomad for a little more than 2 years, we pushed the doors of our first coliving in December 2018 (Nine Coliving). This has been a game changer and we started to spend about 50% of our time in coliving spaces across Europe (nine coliving, cloud citadel, Anceu, Re-Station, Bansko). In 2023, we're now opening our own space in the Swiss Alps. We've been running our travel blog since 2013 and a wordpress-SEO blog (novo-media.ch) since 2016. We love writing hiking guides (books as well as ebooks) Keep up with their adventures: https://www.instagram.com/alpiness_coliving Check out Alpiness Coliving: https://alpiness-coliving.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thehumansinsidethepods/message

Hoy viene a Bichos Raros nuestra querida amiga Karen Sangenis: viajes, nutrición, marca, empresas diferentes y vida de pueblo. Hablamos sobre: Gran ciudad vs pueblo pequeño ¿Fin del trabajo en remoto? La vida en Londres Viajar por LATAM como mochilera y en pareja Nutrición y hábitos alimenticios Pensamiento infinito y Simon Sinek Cambio climático ¡y mucho más!  Este episodio lo hemos grabado entre Bali, Bansko y la Garriga. Puedes conocer más a Karen en: Instagram ⁠Linkedin⁠ Cuéntanos qué te ha parecido. Puedes encontrarnos en twitter como ⁠⁠⁠@nomadito⁠⁠⁠ y ⁠⁠⁠@jaimepichardog⁠⁠⁠ Si quieres conocer a más personas que viven, trabajan y emprenden desde cualquier parte del mundo, puedes unirte a nuestra comunidad: ⁠⁠⁠alotuyo.com⁠⁠⁠ También puedes ser mecenas del libro La vida Pirata; cómo vivir y trabajar como nómada digital: ⁠⁠⁠bit.ly/3xf3THA⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bichosraros/message

En este episodio que grabamos desde Bali y Bansko, hablamos sobre: Noticias de actualidad sobre Youtube, Meta y otros temas un poco raros Documental How to Get Rich Hábitos y límites financieros ¿Qué significa tener una vida rica? Coste de vida en Bansko, Bulgaria Cuéntanos qué te ha parecido. Encuéntranos en twitter como ⁠⁠@nomadito⁠⁠ y ⁠⁠@jaimepichardog⁠⁠ Si quieres conocer a más personas que viven, trabajan y emprenden desde cualquier parte del mundo, puedes unirte a nuestra comunidad: ⁠⁠alotuyo.com⁠⁠ También puedes ser mecenas del libro La vida Pirata; cómo vivir y trabajar como nómada digital: ⁠⁠bit.ly/3xf3THA --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bichosraros/message

Hoy viene a Bichos Raros nuestra querida amiga Noemí Carro. Estudió filosofía y hace marketing y estrategia para que otros negocios vendan más y mejor. Hablamos con ella sobre: Diseño estratégico en lo digital Aprendizaje constante La empatía, ¿se tiene de manera natural o se puede trabajar? La filosofía aplicada a los negocios y al marketing Sesgos y persuasión Cómo tener un vida 10/10 Coste de oportunidad y trade-offs Viajar o no viajar con tus hijos/as en edades tempranas Modelos educativos y muchos más! Este episodio lo hemos grabado entre Bali, Bansko y León. Puedes conocer más a Noemí en: ⁠Twitter⁠ Página web Podcast Cuéntanos qué te ha parecido. Puedes encontrarnos en twitter como ⁠⁠@nomadito⁠⁠ y ⁠⁠@jaimepichardog⁠⁠ Si quieres conocer a más personas que viven, trabajan y emprenden desde cualquier parte del mundo, puedes unirte a nuestra comunidad: ⁠⁠alotuyo.com⁠⁠ También puedes ser mecenas del libro La vida Pirata; cómo vivir y trabajar como nómada digital: ⁠⁠bit.ly/3xf3THA --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bichosraros/message

En este episodio contamos lo que llevamos (y lo que no) en nuestras mochilas para viajar por todo el mundo. También qué hacemos para no pagar equipaje de mano en los aeropuertos y cómo es la vida en Bansko. Este episodio lo hemos grabado entre Indonesia y Bulgaria. Cuéntanos qué te ha parecido. Encuéntranos en twitter como ⁠@nomadito⁠ y ⁠@jaimepichardog⁠ Si quieres conocer a más personas que viven, trabajan y emprenden desde cualquier parte del mundo, puedes unirte a nuestra comunidad: ⁠alotuyo.com⁠ También puedes ser mecenas del libro La vida Pirata; cómo vivir y trabajar como nómada digital: ⁠bit.ly/3xf3THA --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bichosraros/message

A powerful meditation for materializing desires or ideas. This practice was created by Dr. Wayne Dyer, an American psychologist and spiritual teacher who's books such as "Change your thoughts -  change your life" and "The power of intention" touched and transformed the lives of many - all over the world. In this meditation we are setting an intention and focus on a specific result that we want to achieve and then using our voice and repeat the sound "Ah" for about 20 minutes - an action that puts us in a no-mind trance state. Try to find a private place for this intimate and powerful practice (that from my personal experience really works!).Intro ends and the actual practice starts at 08:55 MIN.Featuring:Burgundy Skies--Miracle tones, Solfeggio Healing Frequencies--Dr. Steve G Jones--The BeatlesTo full playlist >* Recorded in Bansko, Bulgaria on February  25 2023About this podcastPractice and frequency for vibration management ///////////////// Free guided meditations for the benefit of all. New meditation every Tuesday ///////////////// Ofer Shani is a Tech entrepreneur and Meditation coach from Tel Aviv, Israel ///////////////// His sessions are unique and combine music with teachings of Mindfulness, Zen, Shamanism, Quantum physics and Neuroscience ///////////////// Linktree https://linktr.ee/ofershani An important noticeThis podcast celebrates music as a tool for transformation and well being - and wish to spread the tracks played in each meditation as much as possible.Each episode's description showcases the list of artists and pieces played - and includes links to a full playlist to listen to on Spotify. If you wouldn't want your music to be played here - Please contact us oshani@gmail.com

Have you considered a ski trip to Bulgaria? Are you thinking about traveling with a group but unsure if it's right for you? Today I'm back on the mic with Travis Sherry, founder of Extra Pack of Peanuts and co-founder of Location Indie, to talk about our recent group trip to Bulgaria. Through his community and podcast, Extra Pack of Peanuts, Travis teaches travel lovers how to find the best flights and experience amazing trips that fit their lifestyle and budget. He's also the co-founder of Location Indie, a community that helps people discover different ways to travel and work from anywhere in the world.  In this episode, Travis and I share our impressions of Bulgaria, what it was like to travel with 19 people, the pros and cons of group travel, and why you may want to consider this style of travel for yourself. You'll also hear about Camp Indie, an adult summer camp and conference in June that you don't want to miss! Where would you want to go on a group trip? I'd love to hear your thoughts and hope you will share them by sending me an audio message. Premium Passport: Want access to the private Zero To Travel podcast feed, a monthly bonus episode (decided on by YOU), exclusive content, direct access to me to answer your questions, and more? Click Here To Try Premium Passport For Only $1 Tune in to Learn: Planning a trip to Bulgaria  Framing a trip for play instead of being in work mode  Impressions on travel in Bulgaria How we've become lazy travelers (don't make these mistakes!) Our thoughts on Bulgarian food Connecting with locals and Bulgarian stereotypes Skiing in Bansko and Borovets Affordability, mountain culture, and things to do Why you should consider group travel  An opportunity to join Trav at Camp Indie And so much more Resources: Join Zero To Travel Premium Passport Subscribe to our FREE newsletter Today's Sponsor, Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card Check out Extra Pack of Peanuts Learn more about Location Indie Sign up for Camp Indie and save $150 with the promo code 'ZERO' Want More? Up and Coming Destinations (And Digital Nomad Hotspot): Bulgaria with Mitko Top 5 Countries For Solo Travelers, The Future of Tourism, and Making An Impact with Matt Berna from Intrepid Travel Hot and Cold Edition: Cheap Flights In Asia + Budget Ski and Snowboard Travel Thanks to our Sponsors This episode is sponsored by US Bank's Altitude Connect Visa Signature Card, with the ability to earn up to 5x the points on travel-related expenses like hotels, and rental cars, this card will get you the most return on your next trip.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Meditation for deep relaxation and healing. Starting with a 10 minute sitting of mindfulness and grounding and then switching to lying down for sound healing. In the heart of this session are healing frequencies by the harmonics master Jonathan Goldman.Ending song by Carpenters.Featuring:The Doors--Joshua Stoddard--Jonathan Goldman , Crystal Tones--CarpentersTo full playlist >* Recorded in Bansko, Bulgaria on March  4 2023About this podcastPractice and frequency for vibration management ///////////////// Free guided meditations for the benefit of all. New meditation every Tuesday ///////////////// Ofer Shani is a Tech entrepreneur and Meditation coach from Tel Aviv, Israel ///////////////// His sessions are unique and combine music with teachings of Mindfulness, Zen, Shamanism, Quantum physics and Neuroscience ///////////////// Linktree https://linktr.ee/ofershani An important noticeThis podcast celebrates music as a tool for transformation and well being - and wish to spread the tracks played in each meditation as much as possible.Each episode's description showcases the list of artists and pieces played - and includes links to a full playlist to listen to on Spotify. If you wouldn't want your music to be played here - Please contact us oshani@gmail.com

A 45 minute practice designed to support and empower one's spiritual journey and transformation.We begin with a short sit down for relaxation and tuning in, and then moving to lying down on our backs with frequencies for opening the throat chakra that represents truth and purity. In the next 20 minutes we welcome Mr. Lee Carrol who channels the light entity known as Kryon about the next level of consciousness humanity is approaching. The meditation ends with frequencies and affirmations for awakening. Ending song by Hole.Featuring:Caribou , Luke Lalonde , Adem , One Little Plane--Float Waves--Lee Carrol , Kryon--Don Slepian--HoleTo full playlist >* Recorded in Bansko, Bulgaria on March  10 2023About this podcastPractice and frequency for vibration management ///////////////// Free guided meditations for the benefit of all. New meditation every Tuesday ///////////////// Ofer Shani is a Tech entrepreneur and Meditation coach from Tel Aviv, Israel ///////////////// His sessions are unique and combine music with teachings of Mindfulness, Zen, Shamanism, Quantum physics and Neuroscience ///////////////// Linktree https://linktr.ee/ofershani An important noticeThis podcast celebrates music as a tool for transformation and well being - and wish to spread the tracks played in each meditation as much as possible.Each episode's description showcases the list of artists and pieces played - and includes links to a full playlist to listen to on Spotify. If you wouldn't want your music to be played here - Please contact us oshani@gmail.com

A 15 minute practice to start the day with clarity and vitality. In this short yet precise meditation with are connecting to the healing and empowering energy of the morning through the teachings of the Shamanic Medicine Wheel.Starting with a soft body scan and mindful sitting with 2 frequencies of the ancient solfeggio scale: 741 Hz for clarity and problem solving - and 852 Hz for deeper intuition and insight. In the last part we are lying down on our backs to listen to Juma Mountain by Sam Amidon. Ending song by Group Listening.Featuring:Atlentea--Nite Sky--Dynamic Dimension--Sam Amidon--Group Listening--To full playlist >* Recorded in Bansko, Bulgaria on March  18 2023About this podcastPractice and frequency for vibration management ///////////////// Free guided meditations for the benefit of all. New meditation every Tuesday ///////////////// Ofer Shani is a Tech entrepreneur and Meditation coach from Tel Aviv, Israel ///////////////// His sessions are unique and combine music with teachings of Mindfulness, Zen, Shamanism, Quantum physics and Neuroscience ///////////////// Linktree https://linktr.ee/ofershani An important noticeThis podcast celebrates music as a tool for transformation and well being - and wish to spread the tracks played in each meditation as much as possible.Each episode's description showcases the list of artists and pieces played - and includes links to a full playlist to listen to on Spotify. If you wouldn't want your music to be played here - Please contact us oshani@gmail.com

What if all work gear gets stolen while nomadding? This happened to digital nomad Matan during Nomad Fest in Bansko, and while his story is painful, it ended with an unexpected outcome. In this episode, we talk about the power of community and how he navigated through one of the biggest digital nomad nightmares. Matan shares how he regained the courage to continue his digital nomad journey. We also chat about balancing life with a remote job and traveling while monetizing his passion project about travel photography. Listen to our interview with digital nomad Matan

Digital nomad couple, The Wandering Hartz, share their experience becoming location independent for the first time and moving from Nashville, Tennessee to Bansko, Bulgaria. Prior to selling everything to begin working remotely, Michelle worked in commercial real estate and Joel worked in film production. With a newfound freedom after Michelle was laid off, they hit the road to explore the world. Tune in to learn how they became digital nomads, tips for making a low stress transition to location independence, and how they're generating online income streams from stock photography, travel blogging, and more.   Episode 183 Special Offers:  Find a remote job with FlexJobs (use code Save30) Become a Patreon Patron and support the podcast Learn how to earn an online income with the Freelance to Freedom Online Course Subscribe to Kristin's weekly newsletter Buy a copy of Digital Nomads for Dummies Apply for Kristin's Ready to Relocate program   EPISODE 183 TOPICS DISCUSSED/WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: The benefits of living and working remotely in Bansko, Bulgaria as a digital nomad. How to generate online income streams from Stock Photography and Videography, Travel Blogging, and Real Estate. The power of time and patience in growing your income. Tips for selling all your belongings. How their first trip as digital nomads went awry. Navigating medical issues and health insurance as digital nomads in the US. The benefits of practicing slow travel. Finding a work/life balance while traveling full-time.   QUESTIONS ANSWERED: What kind of remote work are you doing? How do you find freelance jobs? Do you make more money selling stock photos or stock videos? What stock photos and clips sell the best? How much do stock video clips sell for? What is the hardest part of being a digital nomad? How many foreigners are currently living in Bansko, Bulgaria? What gear do you travel with as a photographer/videographer? And more!   RESOURCES Resources for Digital Nomads: Where to Sell Your Stock Photos/Videos: Unsplash, iStock, Getty Images, Shutterstock, Pond5, 123rf, Deposit Photos, Canva, Adobe Stock Tech/Gear: Zenbook, Chromecast Digital Nomad Events: Bansko Nomad Fest, Traverse 22, Nomad Cruise Related Podcasts: How To Make Thousands of Dollars per Month Writing on Medium How To Live Like a Local Anywhere in the World With Brent and Michael Are Going Places Quitting Your Job To Start an Online Business With Mitko From That Remote Life How To Change Careers and Find Community Anywhere in the World With Patrick Farrell How To Master Remote Work and Find Remote Jobs With the Author of Running Remote Related Videos: The Best Destinations for New Digital Nomads Coworking Bansko Digital Nomad Lifestyle in Bulgaria Digital Nomad Destination - Bulgaria - Lifestyle & Cost of Living The TRUTH about FULL-TIME TRAVEL

More and more people enjoy traveling the world while working remotely — as digital nomads. And an increasing number of them are now flocking to Bansko, a small town in the Bulgarian mountains.

Lars Willemse aka @LarsNFT deep dives into how NFTs work and how he purchased his own apartment in Bansko, Bulgaria, without a mortgage using an innovative approach with NFTs.   To learn more about Lars... check out his Twitter here.  Check his website here   To learn more about my coaching programs you can check out - https://www.conorosheafitness.com/online-coaching.html To join my free community and get access to free mobility and bodyweight workouts you can join here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/mobilitymasteryAU

Bansko es un pueblecito búlgaro con una gran comunidad de Nómadas Digitales establecida en él. De este pueblo ya he hablado en otras ocasiones, porque fue donde organizaron el Nomad Fest. En el pueblo además, estoy haciendo personalmente una inversión -lo explico en el capítulo del podcast-. Episodio del podcast Nómada Digital publicado el miércoles 5 de octubre del 2022. No te pierdas la newsletter en: https://vivedistinto.com/

No te pierdas el episodio 192 del podcast Nómada Digital. Toda la info del podcast en: https://vivedistinto.com/nomada-digital-podcast/ En este episodio explico qué pasa cuando tienes tantas opciones y facilidad de decisión: He vendido la furgo Nómada por un buen precio, me he comprado un apartamento en Bansko para tener un pie metido allí y, a la vez, he comprado una moto para poder viajar sobre dos ruedas por Europa. Me espera una nueva aventura, veamos qué tal se nos da! + info en https://vivedistinto.com

This is a story of dedication, perseverance, and community. Matthias Zeitler of Coworking Bansko joins us to discuss how he accomplished his dream of creating a haven for digital nomads. What he and his team have built is magical, the ultimate DN inspiration. But beyond that, we cover what it truly takes to build a community and what goes into rebranding an entire small city -- a small city that, for many westerners, isn't even on their radar.

TUNE IN TO LEARN:How Uwe quit his job and ventured out into location-independent living in a day;From Austria to Bali to Bulgaria building coworking spaces, disconnected sailing retreats for keyboard warriors, residency and tax company (Bulgaria), and an intentional co-living village in Bansko, Bulgaria;Uwe's routine for nutrition and how he applies 80/20, Pareto rule to eat healthily and enjoy a brownie sometimes too;From intermittent fasting to movement, journaling and meditation - there's no one-fits-all recipe - just keep the core principles in mind, try things, feel what works for you to raise energy and awareness, and do it your way;How Uwe used morning pages (a form of journaling from "the Artist's Way") to solve 6 out of 9 real-world problems he had before lunch;A simple recipe to figure out foods that work and don't work for you;Some of the self-development projects/resources Uwe is passionate about: "The Artist's Way" by Julia Cameron, Mindvalley by Vishen Lakhiani, Meditation project by Emily Fletcher, "Stealing Fire" and flow states by Steven Kotler, Dave Asprey and all the biohacking. Uwe Allgäuer, BIO:My name is Uwe, I am from Austria. I love the independent and self-reliant lifestyle of a location-independent entrepreneur. My focus lies on community building, where #cocreation and #sharedexperiences are the means to create a meaningful lifestyle and environment for individuals with a growth mindset. As co-founder of Coworking Bansko I was able to create a very lively community. I am grateful to experience and learn from our community firsthand. Although, establishing a coworking space wasn't an easy stunt, it was a fantastic experience that I would not like to miss. I founded MyStartBulgaria.com to offer business formation services and help individuals to attain residency in Bulgaria. We help our clients to ease the process and cut down business costs, reduce taxes, and obtain tax residency. My focus as the founder of NomadSailingRetreat.com is to offer hands-on sailing retreats. Every sailing trip is an adventure, in a nutshell, offers digital detox and people can reconnect with nature. Currently, I am working on a project to build a community house village that offers affordable housing for an intentional community. Connect with Uwe and learn about his projects:MyStartBulgaria.comNomadSailingRetreat.comLinkedInFacebookSupport the show

Episodio 191 del podcast Nómada Digital. Último episodio grabado desde Bansko durante el Nomad Fest 2022 en el que explico cómo funcionan las comunidades de Nómadas Digitales en el este de Europa. Algo que me pareció realmente espectacular. No te pierdas todo el contenido en https://vivedistinto.com/

Toda la info del podcast Nómada Digital en: https://vivedistinto.com/nomada-digital-podcast/ Podcast desde el tercer día del Nomad Fest en Bansko, Bulgaria. Donde hoy he dado una charla sobre Fotografía de Stock para Nómadas Digitales. Bansko es uno de estos sitios que creo que merece la pena visitar e incluso venir a pasar temporadas. Si te gusta el ski y eres nómada Digital. Sin duda lo deberías venir a conocer. ¿Necesitas un gestor, asesor fiscal o legal? En Declarando.es encontrarás la mejor asesoría. Además con el código VIVEDISTINTO25 tienes una consultoría gratis y un descuento del 25%. Asesórate, aquí: https://declarando.es/?deal=carles85

In this leisurely spitball episode, Neel and Mitko Karvoshki talk all things remote work and digital nomad as it applies to different spots around the world: who's winning, who's losing, and who's underrated. If you don't know Mitko, you're missing out! He runs Parable, which produces HBR-style case studies on online bootstrapped businesses and has a weekly newsletter called Remote Insider (subscribe here). You'll hear Neel and Mitko rap about: Who's winning lately (Bankso, Portugal, and Mexico) Who's losing (unpopular opinion: Bali, Chiang Mai) Who's underrated (Medellin, Tbilisi, Madeira) Why some places never take off in reputation, but are still worthy trying anyway You'll have to listen to the episode to get both Neel and Mitt's personal favorite remote working locations, but here are hints, they are in Guatemala and Bulgaria (no, not Bansko), respectively. If you enjoyed Mitko's perspectives you'll also enjoy him on his own podcast, That Remote Life. Catch up with him on Twitter @mitkoka.

Matthias Zeitler takes us on his journey growing up in Munich, Germany and transitioning from a corporate job to becoming a location-independent entrepreneur. He explains how is interest in travel developed, how he became a digital nomad, and how he structures his nomadic lifestyle.  Matthias then shares some travel stories about competing in the Rickshaw Run in India and taking a catamaran across the Sea of Bengal.  He then reflects on the impact of traveling to 100 countries.  Next, Matthias talks about founding “Bansko Co-Working”, explains how he built community around it, and shares why he is so passionate about the town of Bansko.  He also talks about his upcoming project “Bansko Co-Living”, and explains how Bansko is becoming a premier nomad destination.  Matthias also talks about hosting the annual Bansko Nomad Fest, how it evolved, and what attendees can expect this year.  And, finally, he reflects on what travel means to him.  FULL SHOW NOTES AVAILABLE AT:  www.TheMaverickShow.com

Today we gain an invaluable perspective of the future of life and work, and location-independent living, from freestyle freelancer Andreas Wil Gerdes.From his nomadic childhood to first career in the early days of mobile telecommunications, we explore how the vision of truly blended life has now become a reality.  Creating new multi-generational communities of remote entrepreneurs is now possible, and in Bansko and elsewhere, life-centric ehumans are raising a new wave of world-schooled young collaborators.Connect with Andreas on social media, and be part of the vision:https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreaswilgerdes/https://www.instagram.com/andreaswilgerdes/Brought to you by https://xolo.io 

With travel back on the agenda post-pandemic, Crucial Constructs has written a practical guide that'll help you realize your dream of working as a freelancer abroad. Go to https://crucialconstructs.com/how-to-be-digital-nomad-bansko-bulgaria (https://crucialconstructs.com/how-to-be-digital-nomad-bansko-bulgaria) for more info. 

Adela is a Spanish-born strategic branding and innovation consultant with over 15 years of experience in fashion, marketing, and entrepreneurship. She has worked with brands going from retail giants to aspiring designers or tech start-ups helping them build brands and products that attract interest.   After over 10 years working for international fashion labels, she traded her apartment in Dubai for a suitcase and now works 100% remotely while traveling the world.   Adela and I first met in 2019 in Bansko, Bulgaria and her passion and zest for life made an immediate impression on me. When I saw she had published her first book, I knew we had to talk on the show about her journey from corporate life to nomad life!

Crammed a lot onto this pod! We chatted about Bansko and how blaming ski manufacturers is creeping into the racers narrative, plus we have to talk about injuries again after 2 horrendous crashes for the ladies in Val di Fassa for the Ladies, which lead us back to the question of how safe ski racing is and what can be done... Let us know what you think and give us a share and like!

L'OL perd deux points dans la course au titre, à Marseille (1-1). Mathieu Faivre vainqueur du Géant de Bansko. Une histoire de champions du monde sur le week-end d'ouverture des Classiques Flandriennes. Enfin Tiger Woods s'est-il endormi au volant lors de son accident ?

Le match au sommet entre Marseille et Lyon en clôture de la 27ème journée de Ligue 1, les négociations compliquées pour trouver une date à la rencontre France-Écosse, la victoire de Renaud Lavillenie au All Star Perche et la deuxième place de Mathieu Faivre au géant de Bansko en Bulgarie. Retrouvez toute l'actualité sportive dans votre Flash l'Équipe.

Have you ever tried online dating? What if you had to try it while changing cities constantly and never having a permanent address? In this week's episode of The School of Travels podcast, Kevin Ohashi shares his best tips and tricks for getting more dates and having better dates using various online dating platforms, and also the dating challenges he has faced as a digital nomad. We will also learn about Kevin's unique background that led him to start his first internet business at the age of 16 while going to high school in Kathmandu, Nepal. It is a wild and hilarious world out there, and Kevin is ready to be our guide.

In this week's episode, I speak with Martine Jellema, another traveler just starting out on her digital nomad journey and we're going to discuss how her early passion for gymnastics inspired a love for languages, which then eventually led her to be able to make a full-time income as a translator and proofreader on the road. Not only does Martine speak six different languages, but she also has a wide variety of interests including photography, architecture, and even taking her drone with her on the road to help with creating travel videos. During the interview, Martine and I discuss how she is adjusting to digital nomad life, what it's like to travel alone as a woman in the Middle East, and her favorite places to visit as someone with a passion for photography. I hope you enjoy my interview with Martine!

Anyone who has been on the road for awhile can tell you: it's not easy to find someone with the same lifestyle willing to travel the world with you, but Emiel and Darlin met each other in the unlikeliest of places and soon experienced some of the most intense travel situations that we've ever heard on this podcast. The fact that they're still in love with travel and smiling about it all says a lot about the allure of being on the road and how it can form the closest of connections. Emiel and Darlin also share how they make money online, which allows them to continue to travel the world. Join us for this very entertaining and insightful episode.

For 10 years, Nathan Wright dreamed of getting the chance to travel for a long length of time again, like he had back in college for a summer in Austria. This summer, he finally achieved his dream of becoming 100% location independent and Becky caught up with him two months into his experience living life on the road in Bansko, Bulgaria. In this podcast, we cover it all: from Nathan's early days growing up on a farm in Kentucky to becoming a geography professor, biohacker, and cold river plunger (you're going to have to listen to find out exactly what I'm talking about here). Nathan is a guy with a huge amount of curiosity about life and I think you will really appreciate the things he has to share with us. I think he will be future podcast host himself – you heard it here first!

With the World Champs done and dusted, we talk our highs and lows from Are, then its back to usual as racing gets back to the World Cup circuit. First, the Stockholm City Event, can The Rocket come away with GB's first ever World Cup win? Can Shiffrin topple Vlhova? As well as preview from this weekends women's Downhill and Alpine Combined from Crans-Montana Switzerland, whilst the men race, Alpine Combined, Super G and GS from Bansko, Bulgaria.

In the first interview episode for The School of Travels podcast, Becky talks with Uwe Allgauer who grew up in a small town in Austria and followed his passion for trying new things to end up working in Africa, learning to sail and paraglide, and even becoming the co-founder of a coworking space in the ski town of Bansko, Bulgaria. Uwe is the ultimate example of what travel has to teach us if we step outside of our comfort zones.