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Jay's lifetime of experience in the outdoors is put to the test when unexplainable events take place on a New Jersey camping trip.
In a special Halloween episode, we dive into the legend of Bigfoot.
Guest: Jay Kumar, of Jay Kumar's Bassblaster
Host: Joe Sills
Damien digs up fossils from the Cretaceous Period near the border of China and North Korea, and talks about a life at sea with Jacques Cousteau.
An all-female crew sets sail for the Great Pacific Garbage Patch to study the impact of microplastics on marine life. En route, they conquer storms, swells and smells as they break through the glass ceiling of what people think women are capable of at sea. Explorer's Club member and author Sarah Michler was onboard the eXXpedition ship on that voyage. She joins us to tell the tale.
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Sarah Michler
Joe Sills
eXXpedition
Kinga Philipps finds herself swimming in a school of hammerhead sharks in the legendary waters of the Galapagos Islands. There, the journalist explorer come face-to-face with an industry that threatens the future of migratory sharks around the world.
But before we land in the Galapagos, Kinga takes us on a behind-the-scenes tour of her new project, Enslaved, with Samuel L. Jackson as well as the non-profit Shark Allies.
Connect with the Guest
@KingaPhilipps
@SharkAllies
@JoeSills
@GetLostPodcast
The frozen tombs of an ancient culture lay largely forgotten in the steppes of southern Siberia. In the Russian republic of Tuva, Gino Caspari's team of archaeologists has been carefully uncovering an enormous, forgotten tomb of the Scythians. Caspari joins us on this episode to talk about the experience of accessing and excavating one of the most remarkable historic sites in the world.
Connect with the Project
@GinoCaspari
@TrevorWallace
@FrozenCorpsesGoldenTreasures
@getlostpodcast
Ramy explores the forgotten tunnels beneath the Giza Plateau and stumbles upon the likely tomb of an Egyptian God. Inside, the Egyptologist and Emmy Award winning film maker finds the answers to a childhood mystery and a riddle thousands of years in the making.
Host: @JoeSills
Special Guest: @RamyRomany
More on King Tut's burial at Discovery: Mummies Unwrapped S1 E8.
Yves confronts colonialism, ecotourism and poaching on a journey to the heart of Africa.
The disinterred heart of David Livingstone still rests under a Baobab tree in Zambia. Nearly 150 years after the explorer's death, Yves Le Sieur walks in his footsteps to the remote confines of the Bushcamp Company.
Nobleman Magazine: Zambia, the Road Less Traveled by Yves Le Sieur
The Bushcamp Company
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@ylesieur
@joesills
Zach sails from Phuket, Thailand to Djibouti through the pirate-infested waters of Somalia.
FOR THE GRAM
@ztpjohnston
@uproxxlife
@joesills
Diamond Dallas Page visits a remote surf camp in the heart of the Central American jungle to wind back the hands of time. Along the way, he talks about life on the road as a rising wrestler, how fitness plays a role in living a complete life, and his upcoming DDPY Retreat in Mexico.
For the 'Gram
@DiamondDallasPage
@joesills
@getlostpodcast
Every day, at least two rhinos are killed by poachers, their bodies left maimed and broken, their horns sawed off and sent to markets. This year, Margarita Samsonova volunteered at the Care for Wild rhino rescue facility outside of South Africa's Kruger National Park to document the intense care needed to keep one of Africa's most iconic species from extinction.
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Care for Wild: https://www.careforwild.co.za/
Souled Outside: http://souledoutblog.com/
Do it for the Gram
@s_marga
@joesills
@getlostpodcast
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