Podcast appearances and mentions of michael hodson

In this episode of The Lisa Ann Experience, Lisa Ann sits down with Michael Hodson from Spicey AI to explore the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence. They dive into the future of AI technology, how creators can protect their work in an increasingly digital landscape, and the new opportunities for producing affordable content. As always, the episode wraps up with the popular Ask Lisa Ann mailbag, where Lisa answers questions from her listeners. Follow Lisa Ann: https://thereallisaann.social Follow Spicey AI: https://www.instagram.com/spiceyai/

Tonight we welcome the CEO of @spiceyai Michael Hodson who is letting you live out your fantasizes with some of […]

Tonight we welcome the CEO of @spiceyai Michael Hodson who is letting you live out your fantasizes with some of […]

Our Original Thinking Lecture series showcases some of the world-leading research from colleagues at Alliance MBS. This event is hosted by Michael Hodson, Professor of Cities, Innovation and Society at the Sustainable Consumption Institute (SCI), at the Innovation, Management and Policy (IMP) division, Alliance Manchester Business School. How are digital platforms being mobilised to re-imagine the future of cities, who is doing this, and why? Innovation with urban infrastructure and its social organisation has become a key strategic concern for policymakers and other stakeholders at an urban scale. As a response to a range of pressing contemporary and future challenges facing urban contexts, infrastructural innovation is frequently mobilised in visions of the future of the city that are produced by public authorities, business organisations and NGOs. Yet, visions of infrastructural innovation are not benign, technocratic representations of the future of cities but are media through which the struggle for the future of the city, and the role of infrastructural innovation in this, is played out. This requires critical thinking about the strategic centrality of urban infrastructure to how the future of the city is being re-imagined but also focusing on the politics of possibility in shaping urban infrastructure and the future city. In this event, Mike will construct an argument that provides the first step towards this end by addressing how digital platforms as a form of urban infrastructure are being mobilised in visions of the future of the city, the social interests shaping this, and what the implications of this are. The event is facilitated by Andrew McMeekin, Professor of Innovation in the Sustainable Consumption Institute.

Michael is joined by Michael Hodson. Topics covered include Rockets vs. Warriors, Houston Astros, and why Kareem Hunt should never play in the NFL again!!

Michael Hodson takes Ren and Cam on the virtual journey of a life time in Episode 22. Learn all about the wonderful world of VR and find out what could be in store for all things travel in the future! For more information, visit GoneTrippinPodcast.com

This Arkansas Attorney quit his law career and became an International Travel Writer. Michael Hodson was a Lawyer in Fayetteville Arkansas for 10 years and at the age of 41, quit to circumnavigate the globe in 12 months...without getting on a plane. The 12 months turned into 16 months and then turned into 7 years. What is it like to be a full-time traveler with no home to come back to and all of your possessions in a backpack? How do you get into this? How do you pay for it? Michael started on his 12 month journey and began travel blogging when the 'travel blogging' industry was just beginning. He built a solid following on his website Go See Write and then migrated into the video industry by shooting promotional videos for hotels in exchange for a place to stay. Being a full-time travel blogger looks glamorous when you follow their social channels but Michael paints a much different picture. He explains exactly how he did it and the emotional struggle and the toll that constantly moving and the constant disruption takes on your emotional well-being. In the end, the emotional side of constantly traveling brought him off of the road and now he's taking what he learned in his travels to start a virtual reality video company. A massive ripcord from arguing with judges in Fayetteville to strapping on a backpack and hitting the road for 7 straight years. In this episode we cover... Walking out of a 10 year law career to get on a 24 hour bus trip to Mexico City. Crossing the globe in 12 months without getting on a plane. Packing WAY too much and spending WAY too much. Getting robbed in Costa Rica. Traveling cheap tips. Travel blogging reality. What professions work the best for a 'location independent' life. How long it took to finally break even on travel expenses. Advice for aspiring Travel Bloggers. The emotional toll of constantly moving. Virtual Reality video production. Show Notes: Websites: Go See Write and OnlyinVR Go See Write on Twitter and Facebook OnlyinVR on Twitter and Youtube Michael Hodson on Instagram and LinkedIn Sponsor Check out clickplacement.com to ignite your pay-per-click and social marketing strategies. Go Hunt Life on iTunes

Michael Hodson began his career in politics and then became a lawyer. But after ten years he left that behind to travel the world. Now he is the founder and CEO of Only in VR. His company specializes in 360-degree virtual reality video content in the travel vertical, music industry and for special events. Michael has a great outlook about entrepreneurship and shares his advice to those who want to go create their own cool things.

Michael Hodson quit his career as a lawyer in Arkansas to seek fulfillment on the road. His goal? To circle the globe without using an airplane and write about it. He completed it in 16 months. Starting his blog to document his journey, he returned and took up the blog as a way to continue building a life of freewheeling travel. His travels include an overland trek from Cape Town to Cairo, from Lisbon to Saigon by train in a month, the Middle East, South America, across Europe... "A little bit of everywhere," in his words. Today, he aspires to find experiences through overland travel - which is travel without flying. Today's episode is a casual conversation between Michael and I about why we travel, how he manages his form of "slow travel" and what he gets out of it. We swap hitchhiking stories and compare notes about the Transsiberian and Michael explains to me how (and why!) he booked himself five times on a cargo ship to cross oceans. Check it out and let me know where you land in all of this in the comments. Words from an Explorer "I'm really addicted to the transportation. I feel really at ease when I'm doing a long train trip." Key Takeaways Michael quit his career as a lawyer to find a life that satisfied his need to be in motion How Michael got onto cargo freighters five times to cross oceans Overland travel can give you a better sense of how massive the world is Why Michael travels, his addiction to Transportation Michael's favorite destinations by continent, and his recommendations in Columbia Mentioned in this Show Freighter Travel Michael's website, Go See Write MedellinLiving.com WanderingTrader.com Like the show? I’d love a rating and review! Take action and please share the show! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons at the top of this post. Also please leave a rating or review on iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Thank you so much for your support! See you next time!     The post 34: Overland Travel Adventures with Michael Hodson appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

This Week in Travel - Travel News Podcast. Regular hosts Jen Leo and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's guest Michael Hodson of Go, See, Write and newly-elected president of Professional Travel Bloggers Association

Regular's Jen Leo and Chris Christensen are joined by this week's guests Michael Hodson of Go, See, Write and Sean Keener from BootsNAll