Living (& Working) In A Hackers Paradise w/ Spencer Jentzsch

Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast

Travis Sherry

Society & Culture:places & Travel, Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.6 • 890 Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2019

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Are you a remote worker, digital nomad or location-independent and are wanting to combine travel and work with some community time thrown in? Do you prefer group travel instead of always going it alone? Well, we've got a perfect solution for you! Joining me today is someone who got a bachelor’s degree in those very complementary subjects of neuroscience and Korean language, who was once a hula hooping protege, and who loves a well-timed pun more than most, Spencer Jentzsch from HackerParadise.org. Get The Full Show Notes Here

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0:00.0	So I'm not like posting pictures of Instagram of when it's 10 p.m.
0:03.4	and I'm in the cement prison looking basement doing it in a podcast.
0:06.8	My mom only sees when I'm on the beach or monkeys are climbing on my shoulder
0:10.7	or I'm eating a big thing of gelato. So they only have like this rosy picture
0:15.6	of what I'm doing and to them it looks like fun travel, which is a part of my life, but they don't
0:22.2	see like all the other stuff that happens so they just
0:24.7	don't understand it.
0:27.0	The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast.
0:32.4	Episode 389 The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast, episode 389.
0:35.6	With an average of less than six hours of sleep per night,
0:39.6	residents of Seoul, South Korea are tied as the most sleep-deprived people in the world with another
0:47.7	major city.
0:49.6	Take a guess at what that other major city is, and I'll let you know after the show.
0:54.0	While Tortuga backpack is great for any type of traveler,
1:01.0	one of their main subsets of travelers that they serve are people who are
1:05.0	location independent and digital nomads. And I know that because I'm good friends with a lot of people
1:08.8	over at Tortuga and their entire staff is remote. So they know what it's like to travel, live, and work
1:15.2	all over the world, to be able to have this type of lifestyle
1:19.0	because all of them are doing it.
1:21.0	And that's one of the reasons that I have carried my
1:23.0	Tortuga backpack around the world as a digital nomad as someone's location
1:26.8	dependent for the last six years. They know exactly what you need not just to put
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