In this episode, Jason talks with Dr. Cathy Tsang Feign regarding why people expatriate.

Will Ashcroft is the CEO of Jumpjet. He joins the show to explain how Jumpjet makes it easy for people to fly privately. Ashcroft believes there are numerous advantages to flying privately. 

Many millionaire's can't justify the cost of operating a private jet, but with Jumpjet, there are reasons for private jets becoming more affordable. Ashcroft walks us through the margins in his industry. 

Visit Jumpjet at www.jumpjet.com.

Tim "Ringy" Saylor is an Explorer and Historian on the new National Geographic Channel series "Diggers." He joins the show to discuss some of the lost relics of history he found and how people can go about finding hidden treasures during their vacations.

Ringy has an amazing travel background, having traveled for both work and pleasure. He shares his favorite hotspots. 

Find out more about Ringy Saylor and National Geographic's new series "Diggers" at www.natgeotv.com/Diggers.

David Willig is the Founder of American International Sports Management. He's a certified international sports agent for the FIBA (International Basketball Federation). 

Willig believes there are tremendous benefits for athletes to play overseas. Playing overseas provides an alternative "jetsetter" kind of lifestyle to a select few. Willig discusses the level of play varying by country and region.

Willig is also an international business law veteran. He shares some cases he's dealt with respect to international property issues. He also let's us in on his secret to multiple language fluency. 

Michael Margrave has a serious hobby that conjures up images of Atlas Shrugged and a seemingly lost form of long distance transportation in America. Michael owns a private rail car and travels frequently with an association of fellow rail car owners called AAPRCO. This group was featured on The Travel Channel's "Tricked Up Trains" Program on Sunday, March 3rd. Michael's railcar has been hooked to the Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific for Cross Continental Rail trips to places untraveled by the automobile. 

Jason welcomes back Matthew Montagu-Pollock to the show, and talks more about international investing. Matthew is the president of Global Property Guide.

Kathleen Peddicord is the Publisher of Live and Invest Overseas and author of, "How to Buy Real Estate Overseas." She explains how a real estate investment overseas can double as a retirement plan and why more people should look into retiring in France.  There are are buying opportunities in “crisis markets.

Surprisingly, Medellin, Colombia, is a good retirement spot, but there are numerous places to avoid. Kathleens discusses how to make retirement possible on a small budget, and the strategies involved for choosing the right property in the right country. She also breaks down how an investor can manage the asset. The most important information Kathleen gives: what every overseas property buyer needs to know about moving money around the world.

Kathleen Peddicord has been researching, writing, speaking, and presenting on the topics of living, retiring, and investing overseas for more than 28 years. Her newest book, "How To Buy Real Estate Overseas," is the culmination of decades of personal experience living and investing around the world. Kathleen has moved children, staff, enterprises, household goods, and pets from the East Coast of the United States first to Waterford, Ireland, then, seven years later, to Paris, France, and, most recently, to Panama City, Panama.  

For more than 23 years, Kathleen was Editor and Publisher of the International Living group. In 2007, she decided to take a break, during which she did two things. First, Kathleen launched a new publishing group, Live and Invest Overseas. Second, in the summer of 2008, Kathleen and her husband, Lief Simon, decided to make a third international move, with their family and Kathleen’s new business, this time to Panama, where they live today with their 13-year-old son and 23-year-old daughter.

Kathleen has traveled to more than 50 countries, invested in real estate in 21, established businesses in 7, and renovated properties in 8. She has appeared often on radio and television detailing opportunities for living and investing around the world and has written innumerable books on the topic, including “How To Retire Overseas,” published by Penguin Books in 2011, and, most recently, “How To Buy Real Estate Overseas,” to be published by Wiley & Sons in April 2013.

Kathleen is the generally recognized Retire Overseas expert by The New York Times, the AARP, Money Magazine, The Economist, and U.S. News & World Reports, for whom she writes regularly.

Visit Kathleen Peddicord's website at www.kathleenpeddicord.com. Visit Live And Invest Overseas at www.liveandinvestoverseas.com.

Robert Tuchman is the President of Goviva and Founder and former president of TSE Sports & Entertainment. Tuchman gives us a recap of Tiger Woods at the Masters and some of the business takeaways from his appearance. Tiger’s new slogan with NIKE is “Winning takes care of everything.” Many fans and consumers are angry about this, and Tuchman explains why.

Jason Collins is the first professional athlete in a major sport to come out of the closet. Certain big time sponsors will get behind Collins. Tuchman believes now is the time to market himself. Tuchman previously formed one of the largest sports specific hospitality and event companies in the United States. He discusses his new business, Goviva.

Find out more about Goviva at www.goviva.com.

Rudy Maxa, one of America’s premier consumer travel experts currently hosts the Emmy-award winning “Rudy Maxa’s World” featuring unique travel destinations around the world.

Mr. Maxa is well known as public radio’s “Savvy Traveler” and an award-winning contributing editor with National Geographic Traveler magazine. He is a contributing editor to Delta Air Lines’ SKY magazine and Artful Living, the Twin Cities’ lifestyle magazine. The voice of National Geographic Traveler’s “Walks of a Lifetime” podcasts, he also hosts America’s most widely-syndicated, weekend travel radio show, also called “Rudy Maxa’s World,” that airs on 110+ mostly news/talk stations and XM Radio in North America.

As a writer for Traveler, Mr. Maxa’s articles have earned him two Lowell Thomas Bronze Awards for excellence in travel writing from the Society of American Travel Writers. He has contributed travel articles to GQ, Worth, Forbes, Modern Maturity, USA Today, the Washington Post, Town & Country Travel, the Los Angeles Times as well as USAToday.com, MSNBC.com and ABC.com. He’s a frequent guest on national television networks and shows, including CNN, MSNBC, CNBC and “The View.” And he speaks frequently to both public as well as industry groups.

The most recent topics Mr. Maxa has covered include:
--MileValue.com
--ThePointsGuy.com
--LoyaltyLobby.com
--ITASoftware.com that is now owned by Google
--A la carte pricing for travel through sites that have you identify yourself before you look for a fare quote so they can "customize" what you see an what you are offered depending on their algorithms

You can learn more about Rudy at Maxa.tv

Relationship expert and best-selling author, Dr. John Gray, joins Jason Hartman to talk about research studies and Dr. Gray’s new work, “Boys to Men.” Dr. Gray talks about how his observations have been backed up by and further explained by brain studies, showing obvious differences between men and women in brain function and hormones that affect health and behavior.

He offers a deeper explanation of these differences based on scientific research showing how activities particular to each gender, diet, and an increased existence of xenoestrogens in our environment play a significant role in hormonal balance and imbalance. Dr. Gray discusses the proper use of supplements and the dangers of pharmaceuticals. This leads into his new work regarding healthy male development and his upcoming new book, Boys to Men, a look at how boys have been affected by today’s culture, showing a higher dropout rate than girls, lower comprehension, and higher instances of boredom and depression.  

The high carbohydrate diet we consume plays a big role in this trend, and he cites inflammation in the brain as one factor in decreased comprehension. He describes activities, diet and supplements that can alleviate inflammation and stress and bring about optimal health in both men and women.

John Gray, Ph.D. is the best-selling relationship author of all time and the most trusted voice in relationships today. He is the author of 17 books, including The New York Times #1 Best-Selling Book of the last decade, MEN ARE FROM MARS, WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS. His 17 books have sold over 50 million copies in 50 different languages around the world.

John is a leading internationally recognized expert in the fields of communication and relationships. His unique focus is assisting men and women in understanding, respecting and appreciating their differences. John's advice can be easily used to improve relationships at home and in the workplace.

For more than 35 years, John Gray has conducted public and private seminars for thousands of participants. In his highly acclaimed books, videos and transformational seminars, John entertains and inspires audiences with practical communication techniques. John’s purpose is to create a world where men and women understand, respect, appreciate and ultimately work together.

Summit Entertainment (Lionsgate) has purchased the rights to John Gray’s bestseller “Men are From Mars, Women are From Venus” with the intention of creating a feature film and TV series. Summit has hired Harry Elfont and Deborah Kaplan to adapt and direct the title into a romantic comedy, with BermanBraun's Lloyd Braun and Gail Berman producing.

John Gray is a popular speaker on the national and international lecture circuit and often appears on television and radio programs to discuss his work. He has made guest appearances on such shows as Oprah, The Dr. Oz Show, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The CBS Morning Show, Live with Regis, Fox & Friends Weekend, Good Morning New York, Larry King Live, CNN and Company and many others. He has been profiled in major publications across the United States. John Gray lives with his wife and children in Northern California.

Jason Hartman is joined by CEO of Clover Asset Management in the Cayman Islands, Eric St-Cyr, to discuss three major topics that will drive the global financial market over the next ten years:  Population growth, Debt and Inflation. Eric shares his views about our aging world and the huge shift that is going to take place with asset shortages, such as food, oil, and housing. He also discusses the world’s debt load and rising inflation, how people should invest in those conditions, and his favorite trade going forward. For more details, listen at: http://jetsettershow.com/category/podcast/.

Eric St-Cyr brings over two decades of management experience in global and offshore financial markets to his role as Founder and President of Clover Asset Management. He founded the firm in 2007 with the goals of offering expertise, Freedom, and Peace of mind to investment clients. He is also a regular contributor to MarketWatch.

Before founding Clover Asset Management, Eric was the General Manager of Guardian Asset Management where he led the management of ten mutual funds. Previous to this he was Senior Vice President at CIBC/ TAL Global Asset Management, one of the largest asset management firms in Canada with assets under management exceeding USD$60 Billion.

Eric also spent a number of years leading TAL’s Cayman Islands office as Managing Director, where he was responsible for the portfolio management and growth of the business.

Andrea Woroch is a nationally-recognized consumer and money-saving expert featured on "Good Morning America," NBC's "Today" and "The Dr. OZ Show." She analyzes the effects that sequestration will have on the Federal Aviation Administration cuts. In turn, these cuts will reshape the ways people travel. She also shares her tips for cheaper and more efficient travel.

Andrea understands how quickly everyday costs add up and that life can get expensive. Her goal is to teach consumers how to live on less without radically changing their lifestyles. From smart spending tips to personal finance and savings advice, Andrea transforms everyday consumers into savvy shoppers.

Andrea has traveled the country as a broadcast and print media source, working with NBC Today Show, Good Morning America, FOX & Friends, New York Times, Kiplinger Personal Finance, Smart Money, CNNMoney and many more.

With a finger on the pulse of American consumerism, Andrea dissects savings trends for the media, encompassing everything from travel and electronics to groceries and coupons.

When not analyzing consumer behavior, Andrea enjoys skiing, travel, outdoor adventure and shopping for shoes. A New York native, Andrea now splits her time between Colorado and California.