Dane Andrews's guest appearances

Dane Andrews

Travel Is Your Business

Tim Ryan

Michael McDowell

Evelyn Badia

Justa Lujwangana

Richard Harris

Stuart Butler

Daniel Flynn

Matt Lerner

John Matson

Sheryl Connelly

Isabel Berney

Eli Ostreicher

Eric Bamberger

Brianne Kimmel

Payam Safa

OwlTail

An international network of co-living spaces… What does it mean to be location independent? Dane Andrews, Co-Founder and Head of Growth at Roam (a co-living and co-working community testing the boundaries between work, travel and life adventure) joins John Matson and Nick Vivion (tnooz) in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser. In this episode:  How Roam provides for people interested in “Nomadicism”, solving logistical things, and how the difference is the people and the community available the instant you’re in a new city How usually you just get to know people when you’re leaving and can’t get deep with people, really know them – and Roam allows you to have people in your life in that city immediately, with authentic interaction, with the spaces set up that way A lot is about architecture of space, designer by trade, the social dynamics of hospitality, with a focus more than most co-working providers How, while looking like an urban city, it is not about price per square foot, and more about setting up for interactions and maximizing happiness Common denominators of seeking out happiness, and how curiosity binds people together Various global places differ more in logistics than mindset Play spaces, and how design and architecture are intended to be inspiring, and seeing yourself there The origin of Roam International, wanting to see them all over the world Viewing Roam spaces them as your home, housing from a different perspective instead of hospitality Connecting with people via private social media groups The 2,000 alumni (“Roamers”), and how they get stamps on their “passport” for going to all properties Next properties in London and Tokyo A cornbread story The company’s financial model, and how they started with leasing properties, Benefitting from the idea of AirBnB being around for years, and how they set precedent for how similar models work How Roam has a hotel license, which allows people to stay Marketing for the company, as somewhere between an apartment an a hotel Andrews’ first trip as a child, and finding oneself, finding a Phoenix local in the “dodgiest” place (Athens) Never about being exclusive, and always about inclusive See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An international network of co-living spaces… What does it mean to be location independent? <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dane-andrews-53703443/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Dane Andrews</a>, Co-Founder and Head of Growth at <a href="http://roam.co" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Roam</a> (a co-living and co-working community testing the boundaries between work, travel and life adventure) joins John Matson and Nick Vivion (tnooz) in the <a href="http://mouthmedianetwork.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">MouthMedia Network</a> studios powered by <a href="http://sennheiser.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser</a>. In this episode: <ul> <li>How Roam provides for people interested in “Nomadicism”, solving logistical things, and how the difference is the people and the community available the instant you’re in a new city</li> <li>How usually you just get to know people when you’re leaving and can’t get deep with people, really know them – and Roam allows you to have people in your life in that city immediately, with authentic interaction, with the spaces set up that way</li> <li>A lot is about architecture of space, designer by trade, the social dynamics of hospitality, with a focus more than most co-working providers</li> <li>How, while looking like an urban city, it is not about price per square foot, and more about setting up for interactions and maximizing happiness</li> <li>Common denominators of seeking out happiness, and how curiosity binds people together</li> <li>Various global places differ more in logistics than mindset</li> <li>Play spaces, and how design and architecture are intended to be inspiring, and seeing yourself there</li> <li>The origin of Roam International, wanting to see them all over the world</li> <li>Viewing Roam spaces them as your home, housing from a different perspective instead of hospitality</li> <li>Connecting with people via private social media groups</li> <li>The 2,000 alumni (“Roamers”), and how they get stamps on their “passport” for going to all properties</li> <li>Next properties in London and Tokyo</li> <li>A cornbread story</li> <li>The company’s financial model, and how they started with leasing properties,</li> <li>Benefitting from the idea of AirBnB being around for years, and how they set precedent for how similar models work</li> <li>How Roam has a hotel license, which allows people to stay</li> <li>Marketing for the company, as somewhere between an apartment an a hotel</li> <li>Andrews’ first trip as a child, and finding oneself, finding a Phoenix local in the “dodgiest” place (Athens)</li> <li>Never about being exclusive, and always about inclusive</li> </ul>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

035 – Dane Andrews of Roam – Maximizing Happiness, Because You Want To