Traveling for Work

Welcome to a very special edition of Traveling for Work, I'm your host, Thais Miller. Today, March 8th is International Women’s Day and I want to take this opportunity to say how grateful I am to have the special friends and family in my life. I am a better woman for having them in my life to laugh, cry and be there for me through all the ups and downs. I consider myself so many

In this episode we meet a couple that call themselves: digital nomads. Digital Nomads are people whose work is fully virtual and therefore they can live anywhere in the world. They both work online as life purpose coaches, helping clients while traveling the world through their online business: austinandmonica.com. Their branding message is, “helping you work online and travel th

In this episode, I had the privilege of meeting Ms. Laura Jane Layton through a Facebook group. She was kind enough to reach out and we came together on Zoom to talk, without questions, about her experiences in traveling. This episode is a first for me: an on-the-fly conversation where both you and I learn about my special guest: Laura Jane Layton. She calls herself a “recovering

In this episode we meet Dr. David Marker. He is a senior statistician with over 40 years of experience in project management, quality control and improvement, survey research, sampling, survey evaluation, data analysis, imputation, modeling, and small area statistics. His Ph.D. dissertation topic was on small area estimation. In addition, he has worked on studies in the fields of h

Rebecca Fry was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana and grew up in Mobile, Alabama. She taught Special Education for 13 years in Louisiana, Alabama and Washington. While in Washington, she started 2 Special Olympics teams as well as began contracting with the state department and Washington Education Association (WEA) to develop various teacher training sessions and started training te

Christian has worked extensively as a Brand Marketing Executive for over 20 years. He has worked for some of the best, most innovative brands in the world including Google, Nike, YouTube, Adidas, Denver International Airport, Wrangler, Habitat for Humanity and many more. In addition, for 6 years he worked at the famed video game developer: Riot Games as a Global Director of Brand a

For the holiday season I want to take the time to celebrate and honor family who travel for work. My guest in this episodes is my brother-in-law: Erik Miller. He drives on a daily basis all over Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Washington D.C., and West Virginia, installing and measuring granite and marble countertops in bathrooms, fireplaces, outdoor grills and kitchens since he

Meet Dr. Jeffrey Ried. For over 21 years he has worked as a consultant and advisor in agricultural development, health and food security for Indonesia, Brazil, Kenya, India, Mexico, Ethiopia, and Togo. His recent work has put him in the forefront of the agricultural transformation in the African countries of Ethiopia and Togo. He is currently the Program Coordinator of the World Fo

Traveling for work is a podcast where we hear fun, interesting and adventurous stories from everyday people who need to travel for their work. In this episode we meet John Yeager: he has been a reporter for ABC in Spokane, WA, CBS and Q13 Fox News in Seattle, a documentarian, a media relations director for World Vision and is currently the Senior Media Content Strategist for Bloodw

Traveling for work is a podcast hosted by Thais Miller, where we hear fun, interesting and adventurous stories from everyday people who need to travel for their work. In this episode we speak with Dr. Jeremy Miller: a Senior Scientist for the Allen Institute for Brain Science as he talks about some of his journeys to Korea, Spain, and Germany for work. For more information about th