It’s been a while since I’ve published a solo episode of the Travel Writing Podcast, so what better time than now? In a year that has seen huge growth and recognition for Intrepid Times and our writers, we’ve also witnessed yet more attacks on the importance and validity of both travel and writing. So let’s take this time, when normal life seems to suspend itself in so much of the world, and ask ourselves a few tough questions.
A huge thank you to all our wonderful podcast guests, and I’m so sorry that just a couple of names rattled off my tongue as I blitzed through that segment. And thank you to everyone who is here, listening, reading, and writing. What you are doing matters, even when it doesn’t feel like it.
Nathan James Thomas is an author, former digital nomad, experienced traveler, and the founder of Intrepid Times. He is the author of "Travel Your Way - Rediscover the World on Your Own Terms" and "Untethered - Living the Digital Nomad Life in an Uncertain World," both published by Exisle Publishing. His writing has been published or covered in major global media including The Times, Success Magazine, The New Zealand Herald, and The Australian. Originally from New Zealand, Nathan has lived in China, Hungary, Georgia, and Albania, among elsewhere, and is currently based in rural Poland. He is the co-host of The Travel Writing Podcast and the author of The Recovering Backpacker Column on Intrepid Times.
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