Podcast appearances and mentions of james blick

Become a Client: https://nomadcapitalist.com/apply/ Get our free Weekly Rundown newsletter and be the first to hear about breaking news and offers:https://nomadcapitalist.com/email Join us for the next Nomad Capitalist Live event: https://nomadcapitalist.com/live/ James Blick, of  @spainrevealed , reveals in this interview why he moved from New Zealand to Europe and how he ended up living in Madrid, Spain. James explains what about Spanish lifestyle attracts him and many nomads, entrepreneurs and remote workers. The interview addresses questions about immigration, tax and ease or difficulty of doing business in Spain. It also compares and contrasts Madrid and Barcelona and covers insights into the Spanish real estate market. Nomad Capitalist helps clients "go where you're treated best." We are the world's most sought-after firm for offshore tax planning, dual citizenship, international diversification, and asset protection. We use legal and ethical strategies and work exclusively with seven- and eight-figure entrepreneurs and investors. We create and execute holistic, multi-jurisdictional Plans that help clients keep more of their wealth, increase their personal freedom, and protect their families and wealth against threats in their home country. No other firm offers clients access to more potential options to relocate to, bank in, or become a citizen of. Because we do not focus only on one or a handful of countries, we can offer unbiased advice where others can't. Become Our Client: https://nomadcapitalist.com/apply/ Our Website: http://www.nomadcapitalist.com/ About Our Company: https://nomadcapitalist.com/about/ Buy Mr. Henderson's Book: https://nomadcapitalist.com/book/ DISCLAIMER: The information in this episode should not be considered tax, financial, investment, or any kind of professional advice. Only a professional diagnosis of your specific situation can determine which strategies are appropriate for your needs. Nomad Capitalist can and does not provide advice unless/until engaged by you.

I'm breaking a rule here by promoting something I adore and risk having it slammed with more people. One of the reasons I love Malaga is that it is just slightly off the Travel Spain hit list for North Americans. Most people hit up Madrid, Barcelona, then Sevilla, Granada and Cordoba or San Sebastian to the north. Hanni Martini is a Malaga Food Expert and takes people on food tours in and around the city. In this episode you will pick up on some of the great places to eat in Malaga, and what to eat. We also discuss why there are so many British Ex-pats in the area, the difference between Salmorejo and Porra, and why you need to try the goat. If you would like to connect with Hanni for a food tour, visit her website right here and book a tour. A copy of my favourite places to eat in Spain is here. Also check out the video she did with Spain Revealed's James Blick. Speaking of James - check out the episode we did with him here. Although it is a few years old now - it is still very relevant and full of other Spanish tips and tricks. A Transcription of this episode is available here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this month's podcast we look at various issues, the current Valencia property Market in Summer 2023, Why there is no ticking mortgage timebomb in Spain currently, what happened when Martin Lewis asked people about living abroad and more about Stepping Stone Rentals and where we are with the project. All of the links mentioned are below in the show notes. Our article of the month mentioned earlier is how to ruin your Valencia Property purchase, because we wouldn't want you to do that. https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/07/03/how-to-ruin-your-valencia-property-purchase/   Our video of the month is James Blick again and this month he went to the Baby Jumping Ritual. Yes you heard that right. Take a look https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GRKEwLNXuw    Our property of the month has to be the best description from June this apartment fit for a Tsar https://www.valencia-property.com/valencia-city/apartment-fit-for-a-tsar-2070.php    Other links to articles and mentions as follows: https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/06/05/choosing-your-stepping-stone-rental-investment-property/ Choosing Your Stepping Stone Rental Property   Last month's podcast about the rental crisis https://valenciaproperty.podbean.com/e/s2ep12/ and the associated article https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/06/12/the-rental-crisis-in-valencia-updated/   Our Ai assisted blogs Part One https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/06/19/the-ultimate-ai-guide-to-buying-property-in-valencia/ and Part Two https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/06/26/the-ultimate-ai-guide-to-buying-property-in-valencia-part-2/   How to ruin your purchase  https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/07/03/how-to-ruin-your-valencia-property-purchase/   Martin Lewis' Tweet asking about experiences living abroad  https://twitter.com/MartinSLewis/status/1673662010045743105   And our email address for correspondence information@valencia-property.com      

The latest Valencia Property Podcast talks about the rental crisis in Valencia and gives an update on the situation after our post in October. We also talk about our new project "Stepping Stone Rentals and how this will affect your ability to land in Valencia with security, safety and a place to stay while you look for your long term rental or purchase. We also have an interview with our rental specialist Jessica all about the changes in the rental market over the last twenty years in Valencia and a continuation of our "What's it like to be a realtor in Valencia?" series.  In terms of what we talk about on the podcast the links below will take you to the referred to articles.   My favourite article was the one showing our renovations in Valencia and the before and after of them. It's so satisfying to get to the end of a project and show it off so we thought we'd do a few. https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/05/15/renovating-properties-in-valencia/ My favourite video was again James Blick who this month talked about what it was like being a veteran immigrant into Spain. What happens when you get past the honeymoon stage? Is it still worth living in Spain. Take a look at the good the bad and the ugly. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMnUubH2X3o  And my favourite property... oof so many to choose from this month as I said in the article about the eclectic or diverse nature of the Valencia Property market but I think my favourite was and is the house overlooking Cullera bay you can see at the link in the show notes. For under 300k you get great views, the seaside, outside space, lots of inside space, light and a feeling of freedom, you even get a lift opening out into your living room directly from the garage. It's superb. https://www.valencia-property.com/cullera/blue-skys-and-sea-views-2052.php  Links for this podcast are below.  https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/05/29/the-eclectic-nature-of-the-valencia-property-market/ https://valencia-property.com/new/stepping-stone-rentals-questionnaire/ https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/05/22/there-is-definitely-something-wrong-in-visa-land/ https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/05/15/renovating-properties-in-valencia/ https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/05/08/faq-me-2/ https://valenciaproperty.podbean.com/e/s2ep11/ https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/05/01/faq-me/

James Blick is the founder of Spain Revealed, where he helps curious people experience Spain profoundly and authentically, whether coming for a visit or moving here.He runs his signature Move to Spain Masterclass, an 8-week program that gives people the knowledge, tools and support to start living their ideal life in Spain without costly mistakes, wasted time, or inaccurate Facebook “advice”.He is also the host of the Spain Revealed Youtube channel, with videos about the food and culture of Spain, which received 700,000 views a month. Finally, he's a co-founder of Devour Tours, one of the world's leading food tour travel companies.Here he chats with GMP!'s Carl Munson on the Iberian FM Phone-in segment - open-minded, open-hearted and what you won't hear on the news!Contact Carl / suggest a topic - iberianfm@goodmorningportugal.comCall the Studio or leave a voice message - (00 351) 913 590 303

I've turned into a big travel snob. The idea of jetting off to Caribbean or Central America to sit at resort and drink all day feels very... dated. If there is one thing that Anthony Bourdain left behind, it is the idea that food can unite the planet, and being curious and uncomfortable about new thing is okay. I won't even start in on cruises. How they are still a thing after the pandemic is a miracle; or testimony to how lazy we have become as a species. The idea of being trapped on ship with American chefs cooking bad American food while on shore, the Italians have their pasta, and the Spanish their tapas. Alyson Shane loves to travel with her husband John. They have just completed their second trip through Thailand and their first through Japan. One of the things I noticed on her trip was how they made the effort to live (and eat) like a local. A lot of it comes down to where you leave your money behind. Is it a tourist trap? Are you staying at a hotel owned by a foreign corporation? Are you riding public transport? Did you go to Starbucks or the local cafe for your morning coffee? In this episode, Alyson and I swap stories about our recent trips and discuss some of the best ways to travel by living like a local. Alyson runs Starling Social, a company out of Winnipeg, Canada that can help you grown your (online) social reach. You May Also Like this episode we did with James Blick where he talks about travelling through Spain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the show, we have one-half of what I believe is the premier travel channel for Spain. James Blick is an author, filmmaker, and the creator of Devour tours. We talk about how far he's come and how fatherhood isn't slowing him down from how he and his wife want to represent the content he puts out on YouTube and the balance it requires.Follow Here https://www.youtube.com/@spainrevealedhttps://www.spainrevealed.com/subscribehttps://www.instagram.com/jamesblickspain/

In the latest episode of the Valencia Property Podcast we complete our essential guide to saving you money on your property purchase and we take you along to visit some of the worst properties we have seen in the last year of showing people around. We have plenty of articles and recommendations and you can find them below.  The articles mentioned in the pod are as follows The Mindset Change https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/02/06/the-mindset-change-of-living-outside-valencia-city/ The Deposit Contract Explained https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/02/13/the-valencia-property-deposit-contract-explained/ The Digital Nomad Visa Podcast https://valenciaproperty.podbean.com/e/digitalnomadvisaspain/ Last Chance Saloon For The Spanish Golden Visa https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/02/20/last-chance-saloon-for-the-spanish-golden-visa/ Why Has That Property Been On Sale For So Long? https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/02/27/why-has-that-property-been-on-sale-for-so-long/ Powers of Attorney https://valencia-property.com/new/2023/01/09/why-would-you-get-a-power-of-attorney/ Why You Cannot See Properties at the Weekend https://valencia-property.com/new/2022/06/13/why-you-cannot-see-properties-at-the-weekend/ Our recommendations for this month are as usual an article, a video and a property.    The article you should read is 112 Reasons to Move to Valencia. Why? Well I took a lot of time writing it some years ago and it was inspired by a friend asking on twitter this week what one thing is good about the place you live. Just one, here's 112 https://valencia-property.com/new/2017/06/10/112-reasons-to-move-to-valencia-the-best-lifestyle-design-for-you/   The video this week is from one of our favourite youtubers, James Blick. James this week put out a video of 12 things he hates about living in Spain. Take a look at the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRablU35bOI   And the property, orange groves and history https://www.valencia-property.com/valencia-region/orange-groves-and-history-2006.php 

James Blick, along with his wife Yoly, run a Youtube channel called Spain Revealed. He has created hundreds of videos on experiencing Spain as a local. From travel guides, to tips on renting in Spain, tapa bar experiences and so much more. Spain Revealed: https://www.youtube.com/c/JamesBlick https://www.spainrevealed.com/

This week's podcast is number nine in our series and talks about the Paradox of Choice and what having a restricted number of options means for your Valencia Property purchase.    As usual we start with an introduction, the latest news from Valencia, followed by our listener questions, our article about the Paradox of Choice and we finish off with our recommendations.    However we also have two other sections this week. We have an interview with James Blick from Spain Revealed about his new project helping people to move to Spain and we also have a little insert about our ongoing competition and our survey from last week. You can participate in our survey here    Recommended Video   The recommended video this week is one of James' of course and I couldn't let this go by without recommending a recent video James made with his friend Phil Kitromiledes who, let's just say, has a restricted palate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-UC36PaT5Q . James took him on a wild tapas tour of offal and bits of animals that many people just won't touch. It's lots of fun.   Also take a look at the videos where James talks about moving to Spain and how you can help define what you are looking for when you move to Spain. Obviously we hope you decide that that place in Spain is Valencia. You can see the playlist here   Recommended Articles   The articles mentioned in the podcast today can be found here https://valencia-property.com/new/2019/09/18/stamp-duty-and-council-tax-on-valencia-property/ all about taxes    https://valencia-property.com/new/2021/03/26/getting-to-know-the-community/ All about the community    https://valencia-property.com/new/2021/10/12/the-paradox-of-choice-in-valencia/ All about the Paradox of Choice   https://valencia-property.com/new/2021/06/22/the-first-step-to-buying-property-in-valencia/ All about taking the first step   Recommended Property   We have found this little gem near to the riverbed in Valencia. Doesn't look much on the photos but due to size, location, facilities and more it could be just right for somebody looking for their ideal Valencia Property. Remember, looks aren't everything but location often is.    Acknowledgements.   This podcast is brought to you by Valencia Property. The music used is by Kevin MacLoed at https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/   https://another-brick.nl/ (The track is 2 Pan Man and you can find it on their album here )   and   Ghost Drones which can be found here https://ghostmatter1.bandcamp.com/    Thanks for listening and we look forward to getting your feedback. Remember you can mail us on information@valencia-property.com or send a whatsapp voicenote to 0034 657994311.   

Beth is joined by James Blick, founder of YouTube channel Spain Revealed, and co-founder of Devour Tours. Beth and James explore learning the Spanish language; practical ways to get to start, and how to begin using your new found phrases. James talks about the pros and cons of language apps, as well as how he went from speaking no Spanish to living in Spain and holding full conversations.   For full show notes and links mentioned in this episode, visit https://guides.kyero.com/en/podcasts.

In today’s episode Beth welcomes freelance travel writer and journalist, Esme Fox, and host of YouTube channel Spain Revealed, James Blick. Esme and James discuss a wide range of topics around what it’s like to live in Spain including the weather, culture, lifestyle, and politics. The pair also share their knowledge on various regions of Spain as well as what the country has to offer in terms of rich historical ancestry – and delicious dining.   For full show notes and links mentioned in this episode, visit https://guides.kyero.com/en/podcasts.

James Blick from Devour Tours tells us about reinventing his food tour company as an online company with virtual experiences. We talk about whether paella should be yellow or not, Spanish wine, and a 500 year old cookbook. Plus, we discuss Vermouth Time, Vermouth on Tap, and a Vermouth Epiphany. Read more... The post Destination Eat Drink – Virtual Spain appeared first on Radio Misfits.

Avery and I love Spain. A few years ago we went to Italy to get our first European experience as a couple and loved Rome and Tuscany. Italy showed us what can happen when fresh ingredients get involved. In 2018, we made our first trip to Spain and found that the Spanish lifestyle of socialization was a little more in line than what we have to deal with in North America. In our perfect world, we would rather go to 5 bars in over 5 nights and meet a few (sometimes new) people, rather than trying to everyone at once at one event on a weekend. The problem with that is it consumes your weekend. We went back to Spain the following year and travelled the north. After 4 weeks in Spain, we still feel we haven't seen everything. When there is nothing on TV, Avery and I watch James Blick's videos as he travels Spain sampling some of the best food in the world.  In this episode, I speak to James about his company Devour Tours, and how this Kiwi found to his to Spain to become one of Spain's biggest ambassadors to the Anglophone World. If you are planning a trip to Spain, subscribe to his YouTube channel and his Instagram to get you thinking about how you will spend your time when you get there. And food lovers, James and his team at Devour Tours are on lockdown like the rest of the planet - but that doesn't stop them from connecting you to the food. The company has put together a digital cookbook so you can enjoy Spanish cuisine in your kitchen. Devour Tours hosts events in a number of Spanish cities including Barcelona, Madrid, Seville, and San Sebastian, as well as other European destinations like London, Lisbon, Paris and Rome.  Finally, Avery and I have some personal suggestions that we loved and have shared on the blog page of this episode which you can find here. Support the show: http://paypal.me/mattcundill See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Growth in most companies is hardly a straight line up, but more like an adventure course with plenty of downs as well as ups. In this operator story, James Blick shares the lessons learned from Devour’s tours and detours since its founding in 2012 to its expansion to seven cities across Europe. Speaker: James Blick, Co-Founder & COO at Devour Tours

In this episode, you'll learn:The difference between authentic food and good food, and why you don’t necessarily need to have both or offer both at the same time.Ways to minimize “overfoodtourism”How the act of sharing food or drink together is an accelerator for friendshipsHow speaking directly can be so powerfulWhy it is in your best interest to just launch your product or business, even before it is perfect

An ‘on location’ episode! Lisa is in Casa Toni, a busy and traditional tapas bar in in central Madrid, with James Blick from ‘Devour Tours’ and the ‘Spain Revealed’ YouTube channel talking Spanish food, culture, history, beer, lamb neck glands, New Zealanders drinking in Shepherd’s Bush, Russian Roulette with padron peppers, Jesus nailed to the cross, General Franco, Civil War, flamenco, four metre pianos, Farah Fawcett hair, Barcelona, Cadiz, gentrification, is Spanish coffee good or bad...What don’t we talk about?!   On this episode we talk:   Ordering lunch and some cold beers Lisa having ‘soup with Brad’ Lamb neck glands (!) The guy who got a Michelin star for his glands (!) Eat the whole bloody animal Laurie Lee’s description of the morning seafood trains from the coast Madrid having the second largest fish market in the world (after Tokyo) The bocadillo de calamares (squid sandwich) signature Madrid snack Lisa growing up in Malaga in the Southern Spain Mardid, Barcelona and Seville being the key cities Galicia feeling like New Zealand Spanish beer in small cold glasses Pubs in England versus Spanish bars Spanish people not getting as smashed as Brits or Antipodeans Lisa’s ‘worst of both worlds’ on the Costa Del Sol Tasting the menu at Casa Toni James meeting a Spanish woman (his future wife Yolanda) in Toulouse New Zealand being paradise but without tapas bars How moving countries gives you carte blanche to re-invent yourself James becoming a travel writer (the New York Times didn’t call) Developing Devour Tours – helping people understand Madrid through the food The growth of his highly viewed YouTube channel Spain Revealed The ‘downside’ of your job being to hang around bars Gambas al ajillo being made after the Civil War due to a bread shortage Lisa’s university on the social history of Spain through festivals The atrocities of the Spanish Civil War The restrictions on society until the death of Franco in 1976 The burgeoning of the resorts like Torremolinos and Benidorm Women not being allowed to open their own bank account in the 70s James seeing a lot of globalisation and change in Madrid in the last 10 years The erosion of traditional places Laundromats indicating AirBnB has arrived The Costa Del Sol and Fuengrola having improved drastically in recent years Fuengirola’s brilliant tapas scene Londoners (who consider themselves v cool) choosing to go to the Costa Del Sol Spain’s autonomous regions and their vastly different identities The north of Spain just starting to attract more tourism Madrid locals falling back in love with their traditions Newer bars recalling traditional bars…but having some group behind them High rents pushing independent places out of the city Madrid hipsters drinking Vermouth James worrying about skilled cooking being lost due to chain Barcelona’s historic centre being small and much more intense with tourism Madrid being wider and less crowded Rent rises being a concern for Madrid locals Spanish people not having been to Madrid The New York Times suggesting alternatives to the over-tourism destinations James’ parents in law generation not leaving Spain until in their 60s Spanish identifying with the regions and the pueblo rather than Spanish Farah Fawcett hair dos singing around a four metre piano at ‘Toni 2’’ Finding those ‘wonderful moments of Spanishness’ Madrid having timeless qualities (daily reminders of the 40s to the 70s) Casa Toni (where we are eating) not having anything to do with Toni 2 There being a lot of old money in Spain The legacy of the Civil war in Andalucia where people starved to death The eerie grandeur of Franco’s burial basilica ‘The Valley of the Fallen’ Like walking into something out of Tolkien Catholics ‘have it nailed’ when it comes to drama The old man giving the fascist salute placing flowers on Franco’s grave James top three food experiences in Madrid Visiting traditional market Mercado de La Paz and having a picnic the Retiro Park Learning to ‘tapear’ as a verb The flamenco that reminds James of his favourite tangle of streets in Cadiz The beautiful ‘alegria’ style of music Cadiz being one of the most magical parts of Spain And the most fascinating city in the entire country Lisa and James’ great Spanish coffee debate Can you get hangovers in Spain James top recommendation for coffee in Spain – La Mallorquina              

En este episodio con alguna que otra tos, le damos la bienvenida a Febrero loco no sin antes darles recomendaciones:-Salvi nos demuestra que con Alexa podemos aprender inglés practicando 5 minutos diarios-Recomendamos el canal de Youtube Spain Revealed de James Blick https://www.youtube.com/user/jamesblick78-Javi nos cuenta las series que recomiendan los profesores de inglés, según tu nivel https://verne.elpais.com/verne/2019/01/16/articulo/1547661366_055734.htmlPueden seguirnos en twitter en: https://twitter.com/llavealingleshttps://twitter.com/bimbalablanca https://twitter.com/Javtweet https://twitter.com/JossGreen o en nuestra página web http://llavealingles.com/ Feed: http://feedpress.me/llavealinglesUn podcast de PodcastSm.com

En este episodio con alguna que otra tos, le damos la bienvenida a Febrero loco no sin antes darles recomendaciones:-Salvi nos demuestra que con Alexa podemos aprender inglés practicando 5 minutos diarios-Recomendamos el canal de Youtube Spain Revealed de James Blick https://www.youtube.com/user/jamesblick78-Javi nos cuenta las series que recomiendan los profesores de inglés, según tu nivel https://verne.elpais.com/verne/2019/01/16/articulo/1547661366_055734.htmlPueden seguirnos en twitter en: https://twitter.com/llavealingleshttps://twitter.com/bimbalablanca https://twitter.com/Javtweet https://twitter.com/JossGreen o en nuestra página web http://llavealingles.com/ Feed: http://feedpress.me/llavealinglesUn podcast de PodcastSm.com

James' passion to help people discover the places in Madrid with the best food and to support the people and places serving it, led to him co-founding Devour food Tours, connecting people to the stories and people behind the food - providing a real insight rather than a magical vision of the places and people. James talks about his non-linear path to starting Devour and shares some of the vital lessons he's learnt along the way - from valuing your time properly; sitting down, doing the work and persevering in order to reach your goals and also not being a perfectionist with the content you create. James also shares his favourite Devour tour, some top wine tips in Madrid and why dodgy photos can also be a sign of a great bar! Recorded in December 2018

Hear about travel to Madrid, Spain as the Amateur Traveler talks to James Blick from DevourTours.com and Yolanda Martin from TheFlamencoGuide.com about their city.

Hear about travel to Madrid, Spain as the Amateur Traveler talks to James Blick from DevourTours.com and Yolanda Martin from TheFlamencoGuide.com about their city.

Hear about travel to Madrid, Spain as the Amateur Traveler talks to James Blick from DevourTours.com and Yolanda Martin from TheFlamencoGuide.com about their city.