Andrew Siess is a wild man. He spent 3 years walking the entire circumference of the earth. Over the course of 3 years, 24,00 miles, 24 countries and a whole lot of amazing stories he became the youngest person to ever walk the globe. As if that is not enough, he has also cycled from his home in St. Paul, MN to the southern most point of S. America and back, canoed the Mississippi River and a large part of the Amazon, sailed across the ocean multiple times (including one attempted that ended in Mayday as their boat struck a whale and sunk) and so much more.

Rhett Cutrell is an award winning wildlife and outdoor adventure cinematographer, bringing Hollywood quality productions to the most remote regions on the planet. You can find him on instagram @rhettcutrell, check out his work on Vimeo .  buffaloroamer.com

Thru hiking the Appalachian Trail, trail angles, spraying a black bear with bear mace, stories, people and lessons from hiking the AT and more.

Matt Podobinski is an international fishing and whitewater guide who has traveled to some of the most remote and wild corners of the world in search of adventure. From bushwhacking the backcountry of India to fighting off tiger sharks in the Seychells, Matt has lived a life off the beaten path. Come along for the adventure as we talk about his world travels, camping by elephant, the film he stars in Escaping Time , and shares stories of the people places and moments from a life on the loose.

Matt Kubic recently spent five and half months living and working in McMurdo Station, Antarctica. Take a trip to the one of the least visited and understood places in the world as we discuss what life is like "on the ice", the beauty and harshness of life at McMurdo, the logistics of travel, mechanics of how "society" functions in such an extreme environment and some of the stories and people met along the way. Come along for the adventure on this episode of the Buffalo Roamer Podcast.