The Next Journey

A&J discuss our amazing trip including the best campsites, moments, photos and experiences.

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Another story from the book Torn Trousers. How I chased a heard of elephant, in the dead of the blackest night, out of our camp to prevent damage that they would surely cause while foraging through the bush. Looking back, I must of been out of my mind.

The story of a YouTuber being sued for defamation of character for a largely negative product review is gathering unprecedented momentum.

John Cadogan. Anything can happen.

Church House Classics' Richard Hudson on restoring old and rotten Range Rover Classics.

After a video review of Grenadier and the overwhelming response, I produced a live video show. This is that show, unedited, as a podcast. #ineosgrenadiers #overlanding #ineosgrenadier

My December vlog.

How do 4x4 accessories affect your car's warrantee? I ask John, and as usual, he give a straight answer.

In 2009 Charles Bradfield and his 8-strong family while returning to New Zealand from Tonga, lost their boat and almost their lives in the Pacific. This is their story.

Gwynn shares here secrets to hassle-free camp cooking. https://www.overland-workshop.com/preparing-storying-365-pantry Gwynn's Self-Sufficiency Pantry sign up now: https://4xoverland-pty-ltd.mykajabi.com/waitlist #selfsufficientliving #selfsufficient #foodstorage

Paul is well known as a 4wd expedition vehicle builder both in the UK and South Africa. But what is less known about his is his history as primary mechanical support for worldwide vintage car rallies. This is his story.

Mac Mackenney is UK-based survival and extreme expedition logistics expert having worked closely with 'World's Greatest Living Exolorer', Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes OBE.

Harry Fisher (Fire to Fork channel), Rob Parsons and I discuss issues with gathering content in Tasmania's parks and recreation areas. 20-year old rules made to govern high-budget TV productions are now, without warning or consultation, severely limiting content creators wishing to share and inspire travellers to that state.

Charles is a close front from my school days, and we bagen our adventure lives together, but we went very different paths to find fulfilment. Charle's story involved trans-ocean sailing. Here are some of our early adventures.

More info about Chris Collard: CEO Adventure Architects LLC. Chris Collard is a professional freelance journalist specialising in overlanding and adventure travel based in California. I interviewed him in September 2023.

John Cadogan called himself the car-maker's anti Christ. And has a finely tuned bull-shito-meter. That's why I wanted to interview him.

In 2023 Rob Barton became the first person ever to row unsupported from mainland Australia to mainland Africa. This is his story. More info about Rob Barton: Sponsors - https://australia2africa.au/our-sponsors/ Fundraising - https://www.mycause.com.au/p/292935/robs-row?fbclid=IwAR1Ixjz3ZcOFApVy7vfU6gS15o3JOQZ_FdccfPSRWkvUf2W86Wf5DjWVlFk Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/people/Robs-Row/100085457294871/

Truth is, I don't really hate baboons. But I do dislike them. Quite a lot. And I just want them to stay away from me while I'm camping. But this run-in with them many years ago was not the first, but makes one of my best bush campfire stories. It took place in the Okavango when Gwynn and I ran Delta Camp (Tau Camp) and forms part of Torn Trousers, our bestselling memoir. ANDREW'S AWARD-WINNING MEMOIR: http://bit.ly/Torn_Trousers

I'm Andrew St Pierre White, AKA ASPW, AKA David Attenborough of 4x4. I've been called many things, but adventure travel filmmaker and storyteller is probably the most useful. This is my new regular podcast. It is my ‘Next Journey'. And I begin with a true story or how I came to spend a night in an overly well-lit, noisy and hot jail cell in Norway.

Two stories of when touring with people who I had never travelled with before, went horribly wrong.

Posted on Rolexstories.com homepage for several years, this it is exactly 37 years ago on the day this was recorded that I purchased my wrist watch, the one commented on by so many YouTube viewers. So I thought I should do a story about it. It is a Rolex Oyster Submariner 1680 date in stainless steel, purchased 8 January 1981. I wear it every day. August 2023.

In my 35 years as a motoring journalist, the relationship I forged with some car makers was stormy at best.