I’m Suzy and I’m writing this in real time from… DANCE CAMP! My 6 year old joined a friend’s dance Bollywood dance troupe for a morning summer camp.
They’ve worked on their dance routine all week for today’s final performance!
I’m reminded that it is important to try something new occasionally. He was a bit resistant at first but it helped his friend is here too.
And for a kid who doesn’t sit still, dance is a great activity!
5 more days and he will be cast-free… but who is counting (me, that would be me)?!
Maddy Novich is in the middle of her family’s tour of multiple European summer camps! Listen to how they make it work, check out episode 47!
Background: Eric and Brittany started full-time traveling in 2014. When their son Caspian joined the family in 2016, they just kept going!
In 2018, when they discovered a group of people actually driving around the world and instantly decided they wanted global overlanding to be our next adventure.
After a few trial runs in Mexico, they left the U.S. in 2021 to drive south to the tip of South America.
Where Are They Now? In 2026, they shipped their vehicle to the continent of Africa to continue their overlanding adventure.
They are currently exploring Botswana and as they are back in Starlink territory, look for updates on their YouTube and Patreon community!
Follow along on Instagram and Facebook too!
Upcoming: Mel Bembers with Wonder&Wander is planning hubs in Mongolia June 7-26, 2027 (Ulaanbaatar to Lake Khovsgal) and July 12-30, 2027 (Naadam Festival)
Activity Options: Stay in a Ger Camp & Ride Horses & camp under the sky and:
Meet reindeer herders
Ride the trans-siberian train
Explore pristine natural habitats, vast rolling steepes & traditional culture
Do it with a like hearted community of intrepid families
Mel Bombers: “We’re planning on flying in to Ulaanbaatar, staying in the Ger camp for the first week & those wishing to undertake a horse trek will launch from there, while those wishing to stay at camp & ride daily will stay put. Then we’ll catch the trans-Siberian for those wishing for that adventure!”
Cost: $200usd per Family per Week. Learn more at Wander&Wonder.
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The LinkEase app helps traveling families find each other, plan real routes and discover family-friendly places around the world!
Founder Björn Boy recounts their full time RV travels and the origin of LinkEase on Episode 3!
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Kelly Thornhill recounts her 20+ years in South America and why she created immersive trips to Malaga, Spain with Adventures in Spanish in episode 61.
Joe O’Conner solves the slow family travel housing dilemma with Global Family Home Rentals in episode 60.
The Worldschooling Mama Network roundup shares personal Substacks from each of the traveling or traveling-in-training mamas!
Irene Genelin’s book titled Chasing the Red Dot recounts the transformative first year of their worldschooling travels and is out now!
RoamBase goes to Gdańsk, Poland in September! Join the conversation!
Erin Riska and family are heading back to one of their favorite locations! Southern Norway family hub (2-4 week options from Aug 15-Sept 12, 2026).
The Water World Microexpeditions hosted another on-boat family outside San Blas, Panama! Choose from 5-7 days live-onboard excursions.
Andalucia Nomad Mums co-living in Chiclana, Spain October 15-29 with Claudia Bellante (listen to the origin story here).
Many amazing Worldschool Pop Up Hubs including Luang Prubang, Laos Aug 10-16, Cuenca, Ecuador Sept 5-11, Osaka, Japan October 11-17 and Buenos Aires, Argentina Dec 8-14!
Infini Hub in Bahia, Brazil includes 3-week Aug and Sept immersive stays.
Worldschooling Hub Goa kicks off 2027 with hubs January 16-February 13 and February 20-March 20.
🌷 Colorado Worldschoolers Brunch Picnic! 🧺Saturday, Aug 15th, 8:30a-12p in Lakewood, CO. Add to your calendar!
Did you know? This weekend’s World Cup final between Spain and Argentina bridges two countries that share many similarities:
Historical Connections: Spanish colonizers in the 1500s named Argentina after the Latin word for silver (argentum).
They didn’t find silver but the name stuck.
Funky Time Zones: Argentina should span four different time zones but operates on just one.
Spain’s has been the ‘wrong time zone’ since dictator Francisco Franco aligned it with Nazi Germany in WWII.
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