S6E82 Where Automotive Journalists Go to Retire: What about Galicia, España?
About this episode
Exploring the journey of automotive journalists transitioning into retirement, this episode highlights the personal experiences of moving to Galicia, Spain. The discussion covers practical advice on real estate, visa processes, and the joys of a slower lifestyle in a picturesque setting. With insights into financial planning and the bureaucratic hurdles of relocating abroad, listeners gain valuable perspectives on preparing for retirement while embracing new adventures. The hosts share their excitement for the future and the importance of being ready for unexpected changes in one's career.
In this episode, we hit the road with automotive journalist Jeff Zurschmeide as he discusses his retirement plans in Galicia, Spain. Jeff offers practical insights into why this region stands out as an affordable, enjoyable, and culturally rich destination for life after a career in automotive journalism. From cost of living to quality of life, this conversation is valuable for anyone considering where—and how—to spend their post-career years.
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Volkswagen Atlas
"Here we are in the outside Denver on Operation Frodo. We're seeing in the Volkswagen Atlas."
The Volkswagen Atlas is a big SUV that can seat a lot of people and has plenty of room for luggage. It’s made by Volkswagen, a German car company.
The Volkswagen Atlas is a midsize crossover SUV produced by the German automaker Volkswagen. It offers three rows of seating, spacious cargo space, and a range of engine options suitable for families and everyday driving.
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