
Is adventure travel an addictive escape or a vessel for self development? What makes people leave those that they love to take huge risks? Does showing vulnerability make you weak? In these very uncertain times - how do we become strong individuals who can contribute to society? Adventurer and Guinness World record holder Ed Stafford will explore this very concept with a different guest each week.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Leo Houlding is a world-class climber and adventurer, veteran of a score of epic ascents including Everest. But he specialises in free climbing – i.e. without ropes – and helped pioneer para-alpinism – climbing up and flying down. In the last episode... more
Geoff Holt MBE had sailed across the Atlantic Ocean 3 times and sailed over 30,000 nautical miles, before breaking his neck in 1984. Geoff has been a quadriplegic ever since and became the first disabled yachtsman to single-handedly sail around Great... more
Ella Al-Shamahi is a National Geographic explorer, paleoanthropologist, evolutionary biologist and stand-up comic. Ella also hosted Neanderthals - Meet Your Ancestors and Body Clock: What Makes Us Tick? on BBC Two and in this episode of Dangerous Min... more
Sir Ranulph Fiennes was declared the greatest living explorer by the Guinness Book of Records in 1984. 36 years later, he’s still breaking records and dreaming up more life-threatening feats. Sir Ranulph discusses what drives him to keep going, inclu... more
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Loving these interviews. Thanks Ed
Ed Stafford is a great bloke, he’s frank, honest, determined, obsessively driven and still humble enough to be interested in what other people have to stay. This podcast features great guests all in a similar vein as Ed, and while their stories might be similar, their motivations and reasons are often very different. A great insight into the mindsets and drivers behind some often little known names. Love this podcast.
Great interviews so far ! Inspirational and planning my next adventure ( staycation styleee for the moment !!!)
Thanks for some great listening!
Really enjoying your podcast.s. You are covering people with special skills and yet fragilities not often associated with such driven people.
Having witnessed a micro moment of one of your great accomplishments, I can only respect what you went thru to get to end of that mission(the Atlantic Ocean) .
Keep it up and I am looking forward to hearing your amazon adventure in 4 parts? For there is so much to cover. The highlands, the cities, the wilderness, the animals, your broadcasts dragging a c... more
Each guest so far has brought something different and it’s so interesting to hear about different motivations&experiences and relationships with adventure. Plus Ed brings little gems of his own experiences in throughout. Cant wait for more!!
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