In the season finale of Somewhere Else, January and Rose find out what it's like to be filmed 24/7. They chat to The Block 2019 winners, Tess and Luke, who reveal the highs and lows of renovating while the rest of the country looks on.Later in the episode, former Bachelor contestant Kayla Gray gives behind-the-scenes info on what it's really like to live in the Bachelor mansion.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out. 

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Lights, camera, action: Living on reality TV

In this episode of Somewhere Else, January and Rose speak to Amy O’Shea, who lives on a sheep station at least half an hour away from her nearest neighbour and 300km from her local supermarket.Later in the episode, Rachel Sheridan calls in to talk about what it's like living and working as a teacher in an isolated mining town in Western Australia.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out.

Living in isolation

In this episode of Somewhere Else, January and Rose speak to photographer and pet minder Amie Forbes about how her life changed after moving into her tiny caravan.Later on, they discover how Lisa Hobbs and her partner Matt built their own tiny house and started a company selling tiny home plans called The Tailored Tiny Co.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out.

Everything you need to know about small living

In this episode of Somewhere Else, January and Rose speak to underwater filmmaker, diver and self-proclaimed pirate Dean Cropp. Inspired by his father, documentary maker and conservationist Ben Cropp, Dean sold his house and now lives on a sailing boat that he travels the world in creating a web series called Barefoot Captain’s Log.Later in the episode, they hear from Billie Woods, who lives on a sail boat with her husband and baby.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out.

The Australians living life on the water

In this episode of Somewhere Else, January and Rose ask the big question 'Would you let your parents move in with you?' Later on they speak to architectural designer, Zana Wright who, along with her husband and daughter, lives on the same Byron Bay property as her parents and two adult siblings. She talks about how they make it work, the perks and the not-so-desirable parts.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out.

Three generations living on one property

Is intergenerational living the way of the future?

In this episode of Somewhere Else, January and Rose talk about tree changes and whether they could ever make one. Later in the episode, they chat to The Block's Shelley Craft about her move to Byron Bay and whether she's spotted the Hemsworths around town.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out.

How to make a tree change

A note from the hosts: This episode was recorded in 2019 before much was known about the current bushfire crisis in Australia. Our hearts are with those fighting the horrific fires and particularly those who have lost their homes and loved ones.In this episode of Somewhere Else, January and Rose reveal their tips for being frugal and how they saved to buy their homes. Later, they chat to Jarrod Ruch from Hope Seed Farm about the gift economy and how he is moving away from money. Also, Domain editor and author Emily Power calls in tell all about her very unusual savings plan.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out.

The gift economy and a very unusual savings plan

In this episode of Somewhere Else, January and Rose talk about digital nomads and living a life on the road. Later, they chat to travel editor Georgia Hopkins and journalist Allison Worrall and find out how they cope with living and working without a fixed address.Please remember to subscribe, rate and review us – it’s how we get the word out.

Nomads and life on the road

Somewhere Else is the podcast about people living in weird and wonderful ways. Each episode, Domain editors January Jones and Rose Donohoe interview someone who has ditched the white picket fence for the path a little less travelled.

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