Zero To Travel Podcast

Jason Moore is a dual Norwegian-American citizen based in Oslo who spent over 15 years as a tour guide and digital nomad before settling down (sort of). Zero To Travel has racked up 302 episodes and more than 12 million downloads, earning "Best Travel Podcast" nods from The Washington Post, Travel + Leisure, The Telegraph, and Forbes. That's a lot of validation for a show that started as one guy's attempt to share what he'd learned about long-term travel. The podcast interviews travelers, entrepreneurs, and location-independent workers about everything from gap years and career breaks to starting online businesses that let you work from anywhere. Jason's sweet spot is the intersection of travel and lifestyle design. He covers slow travel, expat life, budget hacking, and off-the-beaten-path destinations with guests who've actually done these things rather than just theorized about them. Episodes come out weekly and the format is straightforward interview-style, usually running 45 minutes to an hour. Jason brings genuine enthusiasm to every conversation, though some listeners note that his energy can occasionally overshadow his guests. The show holds a 4.6 rating from 797 reviews, which is solid for a catalog this size. Zero To Travel hits differently depending on where you are in life. For someone dreaming about an extended trip or a remote work setup, it's incredibly motivating. For the weekend vacation planner, it's more aspirational than tactical. But even if you're just planning a two-week getaway, the destination episodes and travel hacking segments offer plenty of practical takeaways.