Interview topics include careers, childhood hobbies, education, entrepreneurship, office culture, work-life balance, remote work, digital nomads, apps, tools, processes, workflow, strategy, and more.
The host, Katherine Conaway, is a consultant, writer & traveler.
All tagged travel
Jono Lee is a product designer and engineer who enjoys building products people love. He's currently the founder of Wanderium, a smart all-in-one travel assistant. Previously he was Lead Product Designer at Disqus. In his spare time, he enjoys coastal foraging, traveling, baking, and watching A24 films. He was a member of Remote Year’s second group, Battuta, in 2016.
First, a story about how this podcast helped change someone's life. And a request for you to let me know what you want to hear. Second, the status on more episodes to come and who you'll be hearing from. Third, my recent travels, my time in Medellin, being around Remote Year again, professional development as a digital nomad, and my upcoming travel plans.
Katy Fowler is a freelance translator, working from German and Italian into English. She was a member of Remote Year’s second group, Battuta, and lives in Hampshire, England. She studied languages and translation & interpretation, worked at a bird park and as a tour guide throughout Europe, did interpretation for the European Union, and is now a translator.
This fall, The New York Times released a job posting: a writer to visit the destinations listed in their 52 Places to Go in 2017. Their Facebook post announcing it went viral, and thousands of people have applied. But it isn’t the dream vacation it appears to be at first glance.
Jason travels the world with Remote Year, helping to ensure a seamless journey for their Remotes. He was the Operations Manager for Battuta, Remote Year's second group, from February 2016 - January 2017, and is now a Programs Team Manager. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling to new places, going hiking, and meeting street dogs.
