The Wanderlust Sessions

How many apps did you open today before doing the thing you actually wanted to do? I've been thinking about that question for a while — and this episode is where I finally talk about it.In this special edition of The Wanderlust Sessions, I step away from the road. We go through how digital complexity creeps in without you noticing, why simple systems survive and complicated ones collapse, and what a small two-week experiment might actually change. There's a practical part, a personal part, and a moment where slow travel and screen life meet in a way I didn't expect.This isn't a productivity hack. It's about getting your attention back. Because attention is the only thing you can't get more of.slow travel, digital minimalism, productivity, attention, podcast, storytelling, wanderlust, Europe, personal development, screen time, simplicity, focus, digital life, travel mindset, solo podcast

I had no reason to go to the Vosges. Never been. Couldn't have found it on a map six months before we left. We booked a house in a village called Dabo, packed the car, and drove — my wife, my daughter, and me. No plan. Just somewhere green and quiet.What we found was one of the best surprises I've had in a long time.In this episode, I take you through the ancient forests and glacial lakes of the Vosges mountains, along the famous Alsace Wine Route — through Colmar, Ribeauvillé, Kaysersberg, and Sélestat — and into Strasbourg, a city that has been French, then German, then French again, and ended up something entirely its own.This is a region caught between two worlds. And the best thing about it? It doesn't care which one it belongs to.In this episode:- Exploring Dabo, Lac de Gérardmer, and Lac de Pierre Percée- Walking the wine villages of Alsace- Strasbourg: history, architecture, and identity- What slow, unplanned family travel actually feels likeThe Wanderlust Sessions is a travel podcast about going somewhere with no agenda, no itinerary — just curiosity. New episodes every week.Vosges, Alsace, Strasbourg, Colmar, Ribeauvillé, Kaysersberg, Sélestat, Dabo, Lac de Gérardmer, Eastern France, France travel, slow travel, travel podcast, family travel, road trip Europe, French countryside, Alsace Wine Route, hidden gems France, off the beaten path Europe, The Wanderlust Sessions, narrative travel podcast

Amsterdam is the most visited city I’ve ever lived in. I was also born there — and spent thirty years moving through six different neighbourhoods, from a working-class street in Banne 2 to a quiet apartment in Amsterdam Zuid.In this first episode of The Wanderlust Sessions, I trace that journey: what each place gave me, what I left behind, and what Amsterdam taught me about where I come from. This isn’t a travel guide. It’s a portrait of a city that changes while you’re still watching.🌍 Hosted by Wanderlust Europe (Reislustig Europa)📩 Collaborations & contact: [email protected]🔗 www.reislustigeuropa.nlIf you love slow travel, Europe travel, or just a good story — subscribe and never miss an episode.Amsterdam, Netherlands, Noord, travel, slow travel, Europe, storytelling, podcast

Slow travel isn't just a style of travel — it's a philosophy. The Wanderlust Sessions is a travel podcast for people who want to explore Europe (and beyond) more intentionally: less rushing, more connecting.Each episode dives into real travel stories, off-the-beaten-path destinations, and honest conversations about what it means to travel slowly and meaningfully. Whether you're planning a trip to Europe, looking for hidden gems, or simply need inspiration for your next adventure — this podcast is for you.🎧 What we talk about:- Slow travel tips and mindful travel philosophy- Hidden gems and underrated destinations in Europe- Authentic travel stories and personal experiences- Off-the-beaten-path travel ideas for independent travellers- Budget-friendly and sustainable travel in EuropeNew episodes every week — available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.🌍 Hosted by Wanderlust Europe (Reislustig Europa)📩 Collaborations & contact: [email protected]🔗 www.reislustigeuropa.nlIf you love slow travel, Europe travel, or just a good story — subscribe and never miss an episode.