Petra on six years of full-time travel, homeschooling, and choosing community (halfway through TV3) | S2 EP8
Episode 7
11 Mar, 2026
26:41
What happens when travel is no longer about where you go, but who you build life with?
In this episode, Asha talks with Petra, a Hungarian mom traveling with her husband and two teenage sons. After six years of full-time travel and experimenting with different ways of creating community, she shares what they have learned and how Traveling Village fits into that journey.
The conversation moves from freedom and adventure to structure, commitment, and the reality of raising older kids on the road.
In this eighth episode, they talk about:
Six years of full-time travel and how their focus shifted from experiences to people
The effort it takes to find the right people to travel with and why long-term commitment changes everything
The balance between staying flexible and committing to a shared journey
Homeschooling teenagers and adapting between structure and independence
Raising entrepreneurial kids and learning through real-life projects
The challenge of balancing community life with learning and personal time
FOMO, intensity, and why village life can feel both energizing and overwhelming
How they designed their lifestyle around financial independence and remote work
The ongoing question of what comes next as their children grow older
A conversation about shaping a life that keeps evolving as your family changes.
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there:
https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Petra on six years of full-time travel, homeschooling, and choosing community (halfway through TV3) | S2 EP8
New
Episode 7
11 Mar, 2026
26:41
What happens when travel is no longer about where you go, but who you build life with?
In this episode, Asha talks with Petra, a Hungarian mom traveling with her husband and two teenage sons. After six years of full-time travel and experimenting with different ways of creating community, she shares what they have learned and how Traveling Village fits into that journey.
The conversation moves from freedom and adventure to structure, commitment, and the reality of raising older kids on the road.
In this eighth episode, they talk about:
Six years of full-time travel and how their focus shifted from experiences to people
The effort it takes to find the right people to travel with and why long-term commitment changes everything
The balance between staying flexible and committing to a shared journey
Homeschooling teenagers and adapting between structure and independence
Raising entrepreneurial kids and learning through real-life projects
The challenge of balancing community life with learning and personal time
FOMO, intensity, and why village life can feel both energizing and overwhelming
How they designed their lifestyle around financial independence and remote work
The ongoing question of what comes next as their children grow older
A conversation about shaping a life that keeps evolving as your family changes.
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there:
https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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André and Daniella on finding your tribe when you're always the odd one out | S2 EP7
Episode 7
11 Mar, 2026
27:57
Eight weeks into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with André and Daniella. André is from the Netherlands, Daniella is from Peru, and they have been living, working, and traveling together for eight years before making the leap to sell everything and travel full time in 2024. They joined TV3 with their six-year-old son Lucas and four-year-old daughter Maya, and this is their first Traveling Village.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this seventh episode, they talk about:
How a hostel encounter in Peru turned into a life built around travel, and what drew them to community living
Being the black sheep in your social circle and finally finding a group where that's the norm
How introversion and extroversion play out differently when you're surrounded by people for months at a time
Coming in as new families to a group where many already knew each other, and how the village made integration feel easy
Kids growing up multilingual on the road, and what happens when your children start answering you in English
Vietnam vs Taiwan: why starting in Vietnam made everything easier, and what changes when the tourist infrastructure disappears
The 10-day break spent on a tiny fisherman's island, and why coming back felt like a homecoming
Co-living, open-door living in Hualien, and the trust that builds when you hug someone you met two months ago
Daniella being a part of the kids' activity workgroup and the ongoing puzzle of balancing ages, energy levels, and creative vs physical activities
The money misconception: why long-term travel as a family is less expensive than most people think
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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André and Daniella on finding your tribe when you're always the odd one out | S2 EP7
New
Episode 7
11 Mar, 2026
27:57
Eight weeks into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with André and Daniella. André is from the Netherlands, Daniella is from Peru, and they have been living, working, and traveling together for eight years before making the leap to sell everything and travel full time in 2024. They joined TV3 with their six-year-old son Lucas and four-year-old daughter Maya, and this is their first Traveling Village.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this seventh episode, they talk about:
How a hostel encounter in Peru turned into a life built around travel, and what drew them to community living
Being the black sheep in your social circle and finally finding a group where that's the norm
How introversion and extroversion play out differently when you're surrounded by people for months at a time
Coming in as new families to a group where many already knew each other, and how the village made integration feel easy
Kids growing up multilingual on the road, and what happens when your children start answering you in English
Vietnam vs Taiwan: why starting in Vietnam made everything easier, and what changes when the tourist infrastructure disappears
The 10-day break spent on a tiny fisherman's island, and why coming back felt like a homecoming
Co-living, open-door living in Hualien, and the trust that builds when you hug someone you met two months ago
Daniella being a part of the kids' activity workgroup and the ongoing puzzle of balancing ages, energy levels, and creative vs physical activities
The money misconception: why long-term travel as a family is less expensive than most people think
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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From the comfort of Hội An to the unknown of Taiwan | S2 EP6
Episode 6
5 Mar, 2026
22:14
The village has just wrapped up five weeks in Hội An and landed in Hualien, Taiwan, on day one of the second leg. Asha calls in to talk with Nikolaj, one of the founding families of Traveling Village, about what worked, what surprised them, and what a quieter, less touristy destination might do to the community.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this sixth episode, they talk about:
Returning to Hội An as the opening destination and why a familiar place turned out to be the right call
The Nest concept, a shared community living room, and why it made such a difference in Vietnam
What the 10-day village break looked like, why it was extended from TV1, and how families used the time
Arriving in Taiwan and how a quieter, less touristy setting will shape community life differently
The gentle shake-up that comes with changing locations: same families, new rhythms, new neighbors
Kids navigating transitions, co-living fatigue, and what it looks like when they light up reuniting with village friends
A conversation Nikolaj started in Vietnam about what a year-round, drop-in-drop-out global village might one day look like
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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From the comfort of Hội An to the unknown of Taiwan | S2 EP6
New
Episode 6
5 Mar, 2026
22:14
The village has just wrapped up five weeks in Hội An and landed in Hualien, Taiwan, on day one of the second leg. Asha calls in to talk with Nikolaj, one of the founding families of Traveling Village, about what worked, what surprised them, and what a quieter, less touristy destination might do to the community.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this sixth episode, they talk about:
Returning to Hội An as the opening destination and why a familiar place turned out to be the right call
The Nest concept, a shared community living room, and why it made such a difference in Vietnam
What the 10-day village break looked like, why it was extended from TV1, and how families used the time
Arriving in Taiwan and how a quieter, less touristy setting will shape community life differently
The gentle shake-up that comes with changing locations: same families, new rhythms, new neighbors
Kids navigating transitions, co-living fatigue, and what it looks like when they light up reuniting with village friends
A conversation Nikolaj started in Vietnam about what a year-round, drop-in-drop-out global village might one day look like
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Nico & Michaela on making village life work for your family (week 4 of TV) | S2 EP5
Episode 5
12 Feb, 2026
27:42
Nico and Michaela have now done two Traveling Villages, and in this episode they share their experience and what it actually takes to make village life work for a family that isn't naturally a "big group" family.
The podcast continues, following 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this fifth episode, Asha talks with Nico and Michaela, a German couple from Bavaria traveling with their six-year-old daughter. They joined Traveling Village 2 and are now back for TV3, co-living with other families across all three destinations. They talk about:
How their daughter went from struggling to find her place in TV2 to thriving in TV3
The honeymoon phase wearing off and what it looks like when village life gets real
Social overstimulation, the Nest, and learning to say no to things that don't work for your family
What it feels like to invest in new relationships when you don't yet know where they'll lead
Feeling unseen or excluded and the personal responsibility it takes to voice your own needs
Why being around people who have chosen a different path is quietly changing how they see their own life
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Nico & Michaela on making village life work for your family (week 4 of TV) | S2 EP5
New
Episode 5
12 Feb, 2026
27:42
Nico and Michaela have now done two Traveling Villages, and in this episode they share their experience and what it actually takes to make village life work for a family that isn't naturally a "big group" family.
The podcast continues, following 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this fifth episode, Asha talks with Nico and Michaela, a German couple from Bavaria traveling with their six-year-old daughter. They joined Traveling Village 2 and are now back for TV3, co-living with other families across all three destinations. They talk about:
How their daughter went from struggling to find her place in TV2 to thriving in TV3
The honeymoon phase wearing off and what it looks like when village life gets real
Social overstimulation, the Nest, and learning to say no to things that don't work for your family
What it feels like to invest in new relationships when you don't yet know where they'll lead
Feeling unseen or excluded and the personal responsibility it takes to voice your own needs
Why being around people who have chosen a different path is quietly changing how they see their own life
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Paul Millerd on life as a pathless family (week 3 of TV) | S2 EP4
Episode 4
5 Feb, 2026
29:59
Three weeks into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with Paul Millerd, author of The Pathless Path and one of the most thoughtful voices on building a life outside the default. Paul is traveling with his partner Angie and their almost three-year-old daughter, and the village is already exceeding his expectations.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this fourth episode, they talk about:
Leaving the default life path and building a life with more time, space, and freedom
Fear, uncertainty, and learning to live without a fixed plan
Why taking an alternative path is rarely one big leap, but many small steps
Education vs schooling and how they are thinking about learning for their daughter
Experimenting instead of committing to one "right" way of doing things
Early weeks in the village and how daily life is taking shape
Children forming close bonds across ages, cultures, and languages
The role of older kids in the village and shared care emerging naturally
Gratitude, contribution, and the shift from transactional living to community life
The Nest and how shared spaces change social rhythms
Overstimulation, balance, and finding a pace that works as a family
Preparing for Taiwan and navigating language and cultural differences together
How Traveling Village is expanding their imagination for what comes next
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Paul Millerd on life as a pathless family (week 3 of TV) | S2 EP4
New
Episode 4
5 Feb, 2026
29:59
Three weeks into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with Paul Millerd, author of The Pathless Path and one of the most thoughtful voices on building a life outside the default. Paul is traveling with his partner Angie and their almost three-year-old daughter, and the village is already exceeding his expectations.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this fourth episode, they talk about:
Leaving the default life path and building a life with more time, space, and freedom
Fear, uncertainty, and learning to live without a fixed plan
Why taking an alternative path is rarely one big leap, but many small steps
Education vs schooling and how they are thinking about learning for their daughter
Experimenting instead of committing to one "right" way of doing things
Early weeks in the village and how daily life is taking shape
Children forming close bonds across ages, cultures, and languages
The role of older kids in the village and shared care emerging naturally
Gratitude, contribution, and the shift from transactional living to community life
The Nest and how shared spaces change social rhythms
Overstimulation, balance, and finding a pace that works as a family
Preparing for Taiwan and navigating language and cultural differences together
How Traveling Village is expanding their imagination for what comes next
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear how their experience of Traveling Village 3 is unfolding as the journey continues.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Week two: what full-time world schooling looks like and why Traveling Village is different | S2 EP3
Episode 3
28 Jan, 2026
18:27
Two weeks into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with Ivana, a full-time world schooling family who joined Traveling Village 1 and is now back for TV3. Ivana is from Croatia, her husband Tommy is from Denmark, and their three children have grown up largely outside of traditional school, building friendships and learning across cultures as they travel.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this third episode, they talk about:
What led their family to full-time travel and worldschooling
Pulling away from traditional school and embracing self-directed learning
How work, income, and logistics function while traveling long term
Early experiences with other worldschooling communities
What makes Traveling Village different from other setups
Commitment, engagement, and co-creating community together
How children form friendships across ages, cultures, and languages
Social life, resilience, and adapting to constant change
What a typical day looks like in the village
The Nest and how shared spaces shape daily rhythms
Why walkability has changed everyday life in TV3
Returning friendships and starting again after time apart
Advice for families curious about worldschooling but unsure where to start
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear their perspective on Traveling Village 3 and how this phase of the journey is landing for them.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Week two: what full-time world schooling looks like and why Traveling Village is different | S2 EP3
New
Episode 3
28 Jan, 2026
18:27
Two weeks into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with Ivana, a full-time world schooling family who joined Traveling Village 1 and is now back for TV3. Ivana is from Croatia, her husband Tommy is from Denmark, and their three children have grown up largely outside of traditional school, building friendships and learning across cultures as they travel.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest, grounded sense of what village life feels like as it unfolds.
In this third episode, they talk about:
What led their family to full-time travel and worldschooling
Pulling away from traditional school and embracing self-directed learning
How work, income, and logistics function while traveling long term
Early experiences with other worldschooling communities
What makes Traveling Village different from other setups
Commitment, engagement, and co-creating community together
How children form friendships across ages, cultures, and languages
Social life, resilience, and adapting to constant change
What a typical day looks like in the village
The Nest and how shared spaces shape daily rhythms
Why walkability has changed everyday life in TV3
Returning friendships and starting again after time apart
Advice for families curious about worldschooling but unsure where to start
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear their perspective on Traveling Village 3 and how this phase of the journey is landing for them.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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From Zoom calls to rice fields: the first days of village life | S2 EP2
Episode 2
22 Jan, 2026
18:59
Six days into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with Michelle, one of the founding families of Traveling Village. Michelle and her husband Nikolaj helped shape the entire concept, and the village has just had its first welcome party, its first days at the Nest, and its first real taste of life together in Hội An.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest sense of what village life feels like in real time, especially in those intense first days.
In this second episode, they talk about:
The first days of arrivals and informal meetups
The welcome party and finally meeting after a year of preparation
Mixing returning families and brand new ones
How work groups helped relationships form before the trip even started
Starting again in Hội An and why it creates a softer landing
The Nest, the new shared community space, and how it's working so far
Kids, activities, energy levels, and early-trip FOMO
Learning to slow down and trust the time we have together
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear their perspective, whether they are brand new to Traveling Village or returning from a previous one, and how the experience is landing for them.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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From Zoom calls to rice fields: the first days of village life | S2 EP2
New
Episode 2
22 Jan, 2026
18:59
Six days into Traveling Village 3, Asha calls in to talk with Michelle, one of the founding families of Traveling Village. Michelle and her husband Nikolaj helped shape the entire concept, and the village has just had its first welcome party, its first days at the Nest, and its first real taste of life together in Hội An.
The podcast follows 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village. This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, calls in every week to talk with different people on the trip and follow along from afar. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to give an honest sense of what village life feels like in real time, especially in those intense first days.
In this second episode, they talk about:
The first days of arrivals and informal meetups
The welcome party and finally meeting after a year of preparation
Mixing returning families and brand new ones
How work groups helped relationships form before the trip even started
Starting again in Hội An and why it creates a softer landing
The Nest, the new shared community space, and how it's working so far
Kids, activities, energy levels, and early-trip FOMO
Learning to slow down and trust the time we have together
In the next episode, Asha will talk with another family from the village to hear their perspective, whether they are brand new to Traveling Village or returning from a previous one, and how the experience is landing for them.
If you want email updates about future Traveling Villages, you can sign up at https://travelingvillage.com
We also share the ups and downs of village life on Instagram, and we would love for you to follow along there: https://www.instagram.com/traveling_village/
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Traveling Village 3 is about to begin | S2 EP1
Episode 1
13 Jan, 2026
20:08
The podcast is back, following 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village.
This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, will call in every week and talk with different families about what village life actually feels like. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to make it easy to follow along and get an honest sense of the experience, both the beautiful and the challenging parts.
In this first episode, Asha talks with Nikolaj Astrup just a few days before Traveling Village 3 starts. They discuss:
What Traveling Village 3 is all about
How Traveling Village 2 went
What we deliberately changed for TV3
Why walkability matters so much
Community spaces and how they shape daily life
Dreams of creating a permanent community through Revillage
In the next episode, we will be 4–5 days into the village, and a new guest will share how those first days felt, including the welcome party and the opening of our first community space.
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Traveling Village 3 is about to begin | S2 EP1
Episode 1
13 Jan, 2026
20:08
The podcast is back, following 20 families as we travel together through Vietnam, Taiwan, and South Korea as a village.
This season, Asha, who joined Traveling Village 1, will call in every week and talk with different families about what village life actually feels like. Each episode is around 20 minutes and is meant to make it easy to follow along and get an honest sense of the experience, both the beautiful and the challenging parts.
In this first episode, Asha talks with Nikolaj Astrup just a few days before Traveling Village 3 starts. They discuss:
What Traveling Village 3 is all about
How Traveling Village 2 went
What we deliberately changed for TV3
Why walkability matters so much
Community spaces and how they shape daily life
Dreams of creating a permanent community through Revillage
In the next episode, we will be 4–5 days into the village, and a new guest will share how those first days felt, including the welcome party and the opening of our first community space.
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Made with ❤️, hot ️☕️ and crazy kids in the background by Nikolaj Astrup.
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Made with ❤️, hot ️☕️ and crazy kids in the background by Nikolaj Astrup.
Also check out Revillage and Nomadschoolers.
Made with ❤️, hot ️☕️ and crazy kids in the background by Nikolaj Astrup.
Also check out Revillage and Nomadschoolers.