Francesco Tomba shares his tales of marathon swims, spanning from Greece to Montenegro, circumnavigating an Indonesian island, and embarking on a 1400km canoe journey across the Lesser Sunda Islands to trace mankind's progression from Asia to Austronesia.

Michael Page explains the pursuit of his childhood dream, against all odds, to become a Stuntman.

James, from the UK, left his swanky city life as a ship broker in Tokyo to head to the Japan Alps as a hunter and forest worker. We explore his why and what his life is like now.

Chetan visits the fishing villages around Monpos Colombia and is blown away by their generosity. Despite having lost almost everything to recent floods, he is taken in and sheltered, fed and accompanied them on their fishing excursions. An unforgettable experience that can teach everyone a thing or two on Kindness.

In episode 9 we explore the significance of fleeting human connections in travel.

Chetan reminisces on his time volunteering at a Taiko festival battling a Japanese WW2 veteran. Meanwhile, Mike has a surprisingly different encounter which involves his apprehension to kidnapping.

Both talk about acts of extraordinary kindness they experienced in Japan too.

A deep passion for their country and incredible acts of kindness. We talk about our experiences with the people of Japan.

Chet arrives in Rio to the sound of Samba on every street then winds his way up the endless Brazilian coast discovering unique tongue numbing cuisine, history and secret beaches