Adventure Audio

In this special episode of the Adventure Audio Podcast, co-host Laval St. Germain takes us on an extraordinary journey to Afghanistan. Laval dives deep into the heart of this enigmatic country, sharing his experiences and the challenges he faced along the way. Join Laval as he navigates the rugged landscapes, meets the resilient people, and uncovers the rich history and culture of Afghanistan. From the bustling streets of Kabul to the serene beauty of the remote mountains, Laval’s adventure is filled with unexpected twists and inspiring moments.

Tune in to hear about the preparation and planning that went into this ambitious trip, encounters with local communities and their stories of hope and perseverance, the breathtaking natural beauty and the stark realities of traveling in a conflict zone.

Whether you’re an avid traveler or an armchair explorer, Laval’s Afghan adventure will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the world’s hidden gems and the indomitable human spirit.

Louis Margot is a Swiss adventurer and athlete known for his extraordinary endurance challenges. Margot is currently engaged in an ambitious project called "Human Impulse," @human_impulse which involves a series of extreme adventures aimed at pushing human limits. His goal is to complete a solo human-powered journey around the world. Cycling on land and rowing across the oceans. With the objective to beat the current world record of 5 years and 11 days.

Mark Sky is a Canadian endurance athlete and adventurer know n for his participation in extreme outdoor activities and races. He has competed in the Adventure Racing World Series, Eco Challenge, the ‘Sea to Sky Infinity Loop’ and is the co-founder of the Outdoor Adventures Club, which uses adventure sports to raise funds for charitable causes and environmental protection.

Mark is currently on an ambitious, human powered expedition from Squamish, British Columbia to Aconcagua, Argentina, covering approximately 24,000 kilometres over 22 months. In case this wasn’t enough, Mark’s journey also includes climbing the highest peak in each country he travels through.