Traveling Chimps

from Adam's Interviews · host Adam Greenberg

Adam Greenberg joins the podcast this week to talk about traveling with intention via programs like AmeriCorps. Adam has done two stints with AmeriCorps, drove the US on the BioTour, interned at TOMS Shoes and worked in the White House. He’s currently utilizing his AmeriCorps Education Award to attend NOLS in Canada where he is sea kayaking around Vancouver Island and glacial mountaineering for 2 months! He is a proponent of reforming student loan debt and is thankful to have had a debt free 20’s. Oh, and he’s an awesome guy! Have questions about full time travel? I’m always willing to share what I know. I wouldn’t be plugging a mic into my laptop if I didn’t. Hit me up on social media or email me directly at: [email protected] with all your family travel questions. Each week I’ll release the next chapter of the book along with a supporting podcast, covering that chapters topics and highlights. Comments and questions are encouraged, so please comment and ask below. I’ll answer any questions either on the podcast or directly to you via email. Resources mentioned in this episode: * AmeriCorps – 18 – 24 yrs. can join numerous programs that allow for meaningful work around the US. The NCCC program is a 10 month program with stops in 4 US cities. * Habitat for Humanity – Help build housing for those in need. * BioTour – During the 2008 election cycle Adam toured on the BioTour Bus educating voters on climate change. Watch their video here. * This Week’s GuestAdam Greenberg – You can find Adam on Twitter, Instagram, or at his website.This Week’s Music & Art: * Cherry & Orange by the Smacken Pappy * Two Souls Riddim by Alan Ulises Rhythm * Podcast Art by TR of Nomads By Design Follow along on our adventure at: https://slowtravelingsingers.wordpress.com/podcast/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/travelingchimps Twitter: https://twitter.com/TravelingChimps YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/travelingchimps Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/travelingchimps/ This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit adamgreenberg.substack.com

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