Emily is Interviewed at FareCompare.com
FareCompare.com, a travel search engine that helps you find and compare prices on airfare, asked me to be the first person to be interviewed for a new feature on their blog. I couldn’t say no! They...
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An Encounter With Cross-Country Vagabond Sean Robinson
Sean Robinson and Cooper with their rickshaw in Austin I’m not sure I believe in fate, but I couldn’t believe my luck when I had a chance encounter with Sean Robinson, the man behind Rickshaw U.S.A. I...
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Q&A With Author and Solo Traveler Zoe Zolbrod
I love interviewing seasoned travelers with interesting stories, so when I found Zoe Zolbrod, I wanted to learn more about her experiences. Zoe did a lot of solo traveling in her 20s. She mostly...
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10 Questions for Gary Arndt of Everything Everywhere
Gary Arndt When I was considering starting my own travel blog, one of the blogs that really caught my attention and inspired me to start my own was Everything Everywhere. It is run by Gary Arndt, a man...
View ArticleEmily is Interviewed at GO! Overseas
I was honored when Go! Overseas, a great website that helps people learn how to study, volunteer, and teach abroad, recently asked to interviewed me. Our interview was posted today, so I wanted to...
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Q&A with Jeff Jung of Career Break Secrets
Jeff Jung in the Galapagos I first met Jeff Jung in Austin at Meet Plan Go, an event in September that encouraged career breaks/sabbaticals and extended travel. As an experienced career-breaker, he...
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Q&A with Neil Mandt of Showtime’s ‘Next Stop for Charlie’
When I first saw the trailer for Showtime’s new series, “Next Stop for Charlie,” I couldn’t stop thinking about how much fun it must have been to film it. Once I talked to the creators, I was even more...
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Q&A with AirTreks: All About RTW Flights
Have you ever thought about traveling internationally for several months or longer? Perhaps for a gap year, a career break, or just an extended vacation? Long multi-country trips like this are usually...
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Adventure Philanthrophy: A Q&A with Roadmonkey CEO Paul von Zielbauer
Paul von Zielbauer When I recently learned about Roadmonkey, I kept trying to compare it to other companies or projects I knew about, but there just isn’t one like it. Their expeditions combine outdoor...
View ArticleCheck Out My Interview at Jessie on a Journey!
I recently connected with Jessie Festa, the travel blogger behind Jessie on a Journey. Jessie is an incredibly experienced world traveler whose blog focuses on budget travel, hiking, extreme thrills,...
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Volunteering in Latin America: A Q&A With Students Offering Support
I’m an enormous fan of volunteering abroad, especially when you’re young. I’ve written about my volunteer trips in Mexico when I was in middle school and how life-changing it was for me. When Students...
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Q&A with ProWorld About Volunteering Abroad
I’ve shared before that volunteering abroad in Mexico gave me a renewed perspective. In April, I interviewed a group that organizes volunteer trips in Latin America. Today, I’m talking to Richard A....
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