Expat on a Budget

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5 Excuses That Stole 10 Years From Me: Podcast Episode #50

September 02, 2026

5 Excuses That Stole 10 Years From Me: Podcast Episode #50Excuse #1 Was Never Really About MoneyI told everyone I was leaving the US for a decade before I actually got on the plane. In this episode, I walk through the five excuses I used to stay stuck, in the order I worked through them: money, comfort, community, loneliness, and the fear of getting there and hating it.I also get into what was actually underneath each excuse (it wasn’t what I thought), and I give you one simple exercise to do...

How Liezl Earns Enough to Live Abroad on 3 Hours of Work a Day: Podcast Episode #49

May 29, 2026

What if the money part was easier than you think?In this episode of Expat on a Budget, I talk with Leizl Smith, a South African expat who met her Dutch husband on a cruise ship in 2004, spent nearly a decade raising and homeschooling two kids while living half the year at sea, and now earns her entire living online — enough to cover the mortgage and then some, working about three hours a day. She’s currently in the Netherlands and packing up for her next chapter: a move to the Caribbean islan...

Living Her Best Life at 69: How Siobhan Farr Became a Global Nomad: Podcast Episode #48

March 25, 2026

What if your best life starts at 69?In this inspiring episode of Expat on a Budget, I talk with Siobhan Farr, founder of Digital Nomads Beyond 50, lifelong traveler, and full-time nomad who has now visited 68 countries. Siobhan shares how she sold off 30 years of belongings in Dallas, launched into full-time travel in 2020, unexpectedly spent 13 months in Ecuador during lockdown, and built a life of freedom, purpose, and reinvention on the road.We talk about what it really looks like to trave...

From Montana to Portugal · Low booking difficulty · < 100 listeners

How do I get in touch with Expat on a Budget?

Expat on a Budget is hosted by Kimberly Anne. Its publicly listed email is expatonabudget@proton.me. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Expat on a Budget?

The publicly listed email for Expat on a Budget: expatonabudget@proton.me.

How many listeners does Expat on a Budget have?

Podseeker estimates Expat on a Budget reaches fewer than 100 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Expat on a Budget?

Expat on a Budget typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Experienced expats, long-term travelers/digital nomads, or founders/operators of relevant programs (e.g., ethical volunteer travel or digital-nomad communities) who can provide concrete, practical guidance and real-world budgeting/relocation lessons. Common among recent guests: Built a niche community or service model for expats/nomads (e.g., digital nomad networks, ethical volunteer-travel organizations); Demonstrated a credible personal relocation/nomad pathway (budgeting, income approach, and time-in-destination experience); Subject-matter experience in ethical tourism/service trip design. Recent guests include Liezl Smith, Siobhan Farr, and Kimberly Haley Coleman.

How hard is it to get booked on Expat on a Budget?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Expat on a Budget cover?

Recent episodes cover Expatriates, Relocation, Travel, Budgeting, and Nomadism. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.