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From exploring the high-altitude on his doorstep in Chamonix, to bikepacking, to his recent trip to Slovenia where he put our ALL-NEW Adventure Bag to the test, Aaron Rolph - founder of The British Adventure Collective - has made a life from adventure.... and not looked back once.

From the jungles of Borneo to the deserts of Africa to the mountain peaks of the Himalaya, Megan Hine spends her life exploring the most extreme places on the planet with just one mission: to master the art of surviving. An internationally renowned survival consultant, Megan has survived snakebites, Lyme’s Disease, being shot at and hunted. Get ready for a behind-the-scenes look at her epic journey, toughest challenges and what it means to have the mind of a survivor

Imagine hopping on planes and trains as you travel the globe living, breathing and eating food from the best restaurants, markets and street vendors a city has to offer. That's exactly what Will and Jesse spend their lives doing. As the high-energy, dynamic duo behind TOPJAW, these YouTube legends are following their passions as they search for the tastiest things to eat, drink and do during their whistle-stop city tours, sharing their adventures, mishaps and recommendations along the way.

Setting off from her Colorado doorstep in 1999, Polly Letofsky became the first woman to walk around the world; a challenge that took over 5 years and saw her explore some of the most diverse regions imaginable, each one throwing up their own unique set of challenges. Full of unparalleled resilience and unexpected encounters, this is one you don’t want to miss.

From the most amazing train journeys on earth to the most epic bike rides around the world to the best ever travel tips... literally, Tom Hall has gone from travel-addicted wanderluster to head of all things experience at Lonely Planet making him a bonafide connoisseur of all things travel. And in this episode, he shares his favourite trips, tips and places to go. Translation: this is an episode you don’t want to miss.

From sleeping at Everest Base Camp to swimming in Antarctica, dog sledding beneath Norway’s Northern Lights to crossing Siberia by train, hiking to Scotland’s most inaccessible bothy to sleeping in portaledges at dizzying heights, Phoebe Smith is more than just an adventurer -- she’s wild camping and extreme sleeping’s chief cheerleader. In this episode, she shares the behind the scenes of her epic journey so far. You're about to meet the real Wander Woman.

From planning a cycling trip around the Balearic Islands to making your Kenyan safari dreams a reality to finding you the most postcard-perfect place to pop the question, Tom and James, the founders of nemo, are the chronic wanderlusters that launched a luxury travel agency like no other. And in this episode, they tell us what it took to get there. Full of wild stories, incredible travel tips, unbridled honesty and breathtaking knowledge, this is one you don’t want to miss.

From the frozen ice sheets of Arctic to the African planes of the Massai Mara to the shark-infested waters of Australia, the award-winning wildlife photographer, Graeme Purdy, is forever heading where some of us would only dream of exploring. In this episode we sit down with Graeme to hear all about his wild adventures, intriguing stories and, yes, his top photography tips too.

If you’re looking for sustainable adventures that give back to local communities, while giving you enough dinner-party stories to last a decade, this conversation with Brian Young is for you. Director of G Adventures - a pioneer of sustainable travel - he explains what we can do to be more conscious and why community tourism projects make the best adventure experiences.