Podcast appearances and mentions of Ed Stafford

In this second episode with explorer Ed Stafford and filmmaker Alex Bescoby Georgina talk to them about their love of story telling, how they set about doing research, getting out of sticky situations, the kindness of strangers, tips for young explorers and much, much more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this first episode of our new adventure mini- series, explorer Ed Stafford and award winning film maker Alex Bescoby talk to Georgina about why they chose a life of adventure Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send us a textJoin us on a gripping adventure as we explore the extraordinary life and experiences of Donnie Dust, a former Marine turned wilderness survival expert. Donnie's story unfolds from his days as an infantry machine gunner and counterintelligence agent to his current passion for teaching primitive survival skills and guiding hunts. Discover how Donnie utilizes his military background and love for nature to connect people with the world around them.Prepare to be captivated by tales from the Amazon jungle, where Donnie faced a survival challenge alongside UK adventurer Ed Stafford. Armed with only a machete, they navigated the dense jungle, overcoming its formidable wildlife and unpredictable environment, all documented for the TV program "First Man Out." From crafting tools and foraging for food to building rafts and shelters, learn about the unique challenges and exhilarating experiences of surviving in one of the world's most demanding terrains.Venture into the heart of hunting as Donnie shares his transition from primitive bow hunting to minimalistic rifle hunts in Colorado. With intriguing stories of tracking mule deer and elk, Donnie illustrates the profound emotional and practical aspects of hunting while emphasizing respect for nature. Together with his fiancée Missy, Donnie recounts the transformative bonding experience of hunting and the timeless joy of providing for family through traditional means, weaving together past and present in an unforgettable narrative.Donny's Instagramhttps://donnydust.com/Youtube

In search of ourselvesIs the 'self' a useful category, philosophically, psychologically, in our everyday lives? What might it help us do? And where do we find ourselves?Join our mixed panel of speakers as they approach this question from their different points of view - Australian philosopher and cognitive scientist David Chalmers, English explorer and survivalist Ed Stafford and novelist Joanna Kavenna. Recording of this conversation in 2017 was partly corrupted and the audio has been restored as best as possible. The discussion does not resolve this age-old question but rather plays with it. There are thousands of big ideas to discover at IAI.tv – videos, articles, and courses waiting for you to explore. Find out more: https://iai.tv/You can find everything we referenced here: https://linktr.ee/philosophyforourtimesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join Naga Munchetty to talk about Joan, Paddy and Chris: Road Tripping and Into The Jungle with Ed Stafford

Follow world-renowned explorer Ed Stafford on the expedition that made his name: walking the entire length of the Amazon River, on foot. People thought that it was impossible, that he would die trying; and they were nearly right. He was attacked by a tribe of angry machete wielding indigenous peoples, he faced Narco drug traffickers and giant anacondas. But gradually, step by step, over the course of two and half years, through some of the toughest and deadliest terrain on the planet, he proved them all wrong. Ed crossed the entire continent from the Peruvian Andes, and the furthest known source of the Amazon, to Brazil, where the river flows into the Atlantic Ocean, more than 4,000-miles away. He is the first person in history to do it, and holds a Guinness World Record for the achievement. This is one of the boldest expeditions ever attempted, and one of the greatest adventure tales ever told. Are you ready to head into the jungle? Let's go. Highlights include: · Hear how Ed survived being surrounded by an angry tribe of indigenous peoples intent on hacking him to pieces · Find out how he crossed the infamous Red Zone, a lawless area of the jungle controlled by drug-traffickers · Climb with him to the 18,000-foot summit of Nevado Mismi, in the Peruvian Andes, the furthest known source of the Amazon · Meet the Ashaninka, the largest indigenous tribe in the Amazon Basin, and hear how Ed ended up befriending two tribal chiefs and walking with them for more than 6 weeks. · Discover what it takes to complete such a long and grueling expedition – 860 days walking through some of the toughest jungle terrain on the planet · Hear his personal story of transformation. How he began the journey as a ‘volatile young man' wanting to prove how tough he was, but how the jungle humbled him, and made him connect with a deeper, and more authentic of himself. · See this amazing forest through new eyes. The Amazon is nearly 20 times the size of Great Britain, home to some 400 billion trees, and 10% of the world's species. For Ed, it began as a dangerous place, something to be conquered, but it ended up becoming home, a place to be marveled at, and protected · Hear what adventure means to Ed, how it is the ‘crucible in which you find yourself', and how you too can use adventure and exploration to connect more deeply with who you really are Also, find out about Ed's new series – Ed Stafford: First Man Out. Available in America and elsewhere too https://www.discoveryuk.com Find out about Ed's new bushcraft academy at: www.bushcraft.academy For more background information on this episode, photos, links to his books and shows, and more, please visit https://www.armchair-explorer.com/post/walking-the-amazon-with-explorer-ed-stafford The Armchair Explorer: the world's greatest adventurers tell their best story from the road. Each episode is cut documentary style with music and cinematic effects to create an immersive storytelling experience. http://www.armchair-explorer.com Host/Producer Aaron Millar is an award-winning travel writer (Nat Geo, The Times etc.) Instagram/Facebook: @armchairexplorerpodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

People say they want eco-friendly products, but they rarely actually buy them. Why? Because their marketing is all wrong. Utah State University marketing professor Ed Stafford explains.  Sponsor: Paper & Packaging Board. Learn more at howlifeunfolds.com/innovation

People say they want eco-friendly products, but they rarely actually buy them. Why? Because their marketing is all wrong. Utah State University marketing professor Ed Stafford explains.  Sponsor: Paper & Packaging Board. Learn more at

For those  listening on YouTube you will notice my guest shortly will be streamed -this is my first attempt at a video-cast - I've deliberately left myself out of the stream for this interview ,as it's all about my guest and it will be a good learning curve please forgive any hiccups along the way -SoComing up on today's show,My guest is one of if not the most expert's on Neolithic survival but not just survival- living also -Making everything needed to survive and thrive - his work with flint knapping and the production of beautiful arrowheads / stone knives- axes his skill as a long bow maker and arrow fletcher also is gaining notoriety worldwide-My guest is also a sword maker of the Bronze Age type design the mining for the materiel ,the processing,foundry and smithing of them also ,My guest has appeared on the discovery channel amongst others pitting his skills against survivalist and exsplorer Ed Stafford whilst both separately making their way through very hazardous terrain in China ,My guest today alsoruns courses on prehistoric survival techniques , where his participants experience four days of a meaningful returning to the land under his expert guidance and knowledge living and surviving as our ancestors did thousands of years ago -Or if you fancy a woodland banquet that can also be arranged -Sword making courses ,long bow making and use are just a small part of what my next guest offers in his prehistoricResume.see the links below for will'swebsite and his YouTube channel-On the latter you'll find demonstration's of cordage and tool making amongst the many other great skill set that He possess -definitely worth checking out Clicking on his website enables you to check out the many course that he offers - I'd thoroughly recommend checking them out - most are not residential and just require a day Homepage - Will Lord of the Stone Agehttps://youtube.com/@WillLordPrehistoricSurvivalIf you enjoy the episode give it a like - subscribe also if you'd be so kind,Leave a comment below or send show an email Theslkpodcast@gmail.comBut either way please keep them kind .You can find the simon Laurie king podcast on all the usual platforms as well as Facebook-and YouTube .————————————————————All jingles artwork and logos are copyright and owned by the simon Laurie king podcast ©

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The lessons from dealing with international flights and going to an NHL game in an era of Covid.  Plus just how much of the misinformation being peddled about Covid is being believed - you might be surprised.  And, the old hometown, Churchill Manitoba gets special treatment from the NY Times. 

My guest today is Laura Bingham.  Laura is an adventurer and explorer, perhaps best known for her world's first descent of the Essequibo River - locating the source of the river for the first time on record.  Laura left home aged 18 and travelled through Europe, Africa, Asia and North America before landing in Mexico where she taught English and took part in conservation work to protect the endangered Jaguar.  When she was ready to head back to the UK, without the necessary funds for a flight, she joined a crew to sail back to England in a 38ft Trimaran!  Laura rose to prominence in 2016 when she cycled across South America with no money to raise funds and awareness for a Children's charity in Paraguay called OPERATION South America.  This is a fantastic chat where Laura shares more on her incredible story, being married to TV adventurer Ed Stafford and balancing parenthood with the life of an explorer!

Retired U.S. Diplomat Alberto Miguel Fernandez, speaking to Anatolian Dispatch, discussed Turkey's role in Syria and its relations with Arab neighbors. Amb. Fernandez told Anatolian Dispatch's Ed Stafford that many Arab states see Turkey as a threat not a friend.

Ed Stafford is a British explorer.  He holds the Guinness World Record for being the first person to walk the length of the Amazon River. He has been one of the National Geographic Adventurers of the Year and was also the European Adventurer of the Year.  He has written multiple books on his quests and now hosts an adventure reality show on the Discovery Channel called Ed Stafford: First Man Out.   Some interesting insights from this episode: His insecurity as an adopted child drove his ambition. He had to adapt his behavior in order to make people like him and prove his worth. He set the Guinness record for being the first person to hike the length of the Amazon. It took him 2 years, 4 months, and 8 days to complete the 4,345 mile trek.  “Imagine the thickest of bramble bushes, knotted with razor-sharp vines and spiky palms. Then imagine sinking the whole thing in a swimming pool full of muddy water and having to make your way through that swimming pool using just your 18 inch machete.” “I would start the day positive and upbeat and as each negative experience cropped up, I would set myself the challenge of laughing at it and not allowing it to bring me down. Each time I succeeded, I would give myself a pat on the back and it boosted my morale further to think I was gaining control over the way I reacted to external influences.” “I find myself in the pleasant position of being calmer and happier with the world about me. My confidence now comes from within rather than from the opinions of others. I now know who I am and what I am capable of.” “Excellence is always trying to become the best version of yourself.”   Links TV Show: Ed Stafford: First Man Out Books: Walking the Amazon Naked and Marooned Ed Stafford's Ultimate Adventure Guide    Personal Site: Ed Stafford 

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Phil Parker, mind-body connection expert, about the automated programs that we have developed over time in our brain and their impact on our day-to-day life, and ways that we can reprogram our thoughts to really take control of our brain. key highlights Importance of Managing our State of mind and how to shift to useful states to optimally manage the way we respond to situations. The power of language and its effects on our neurology and how to reframe our language How labels that we put on ourselves have a direct impact on our state and how we choose to pay attention to them About Dr. Phil  Dr. Phil Parker is a lecturer, therapist, and innovator in the field of personal development. He has been lecturing on neuro-physiological training, how the brain can be used to affect physiology, since the late 1980s. He designed Lightning Process® seminars, which is now available in 16 different countries. He is known for his engaging lecturing style and ability to make complex concepts simple to understand. He is principal of the Phil Parker Training Institute and lectures at London Metropolitan University where he researches and designs programs, and trains students. He first trained as an Osteopath and then post-graduate as a brief solution therapist, coach, Ericksonian Hypnotherapist, and Master Trainer in NLP, and completed his PhD in the Psychology of Health researching into a new approach for addictions. He coaches performers at the highest level, including Premiership footballers, European Tour golfers, Olympic medalists and was the performance psychologist for Ed Stafford’s successful Guinness World Record attempt to walk the Amazon. He has authored a number of papers and four books on coaching and health, which have been translated into a range of languages. Learn more about Dr. Phil at https://www.philparker.org/ **************************************** Access my complimentary online mini-lesson,  to learn a new perspective of what impacts your focus and immediate actions you can take to move through your tasks with ease.

Ed Stafford,is a British explorer. He holds the Guinness World Record for being the first human ever to walk the length of the Amazon River. Stafford now hosts shows on the discovery Channel .  https://www.edstafford.org/  

Our new slot pitches our guests to consider and confront some unusual aspects of their or their partner's birth process.First up - Ed Stafford - Adventurer, survival expert and all round wilderness guy.Catch our full length deep dive with Ed Stafford on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts

Our guest today is Ed Stafford: a British explorer, TV host and long-time Vivobarefoot ambassador. He holds the Guinness World Record for being the first human ever to walk the length of the Amazon River and more recently has been involved The Last Man Out TV series on Discovery Channel. In this episode, Emma and Ed discuss lockdown in the UK, the necessity for bush craft skills, and most importantly: how reconnecting to nature can benefit us all. If you are looking develop your own bush craft skills, then please head to Ed’s website: https://bushcraft.academy/masterclasses where you can find a variety of courses to get started with!To listen to other episodes from the Sustain This? Podcast visit: https://www.vivobarefoot.com/uk/sustainthis

You can imagine Ed might have been talking about himself at one time when he says, "I find tough guys quite comical". From a conventional rugby playing, beer drinking, macho-man-adventurer kind of background, Ed Stafford has come a long way. Through his treks up the Amazon and most crucially his solitary time whilst making the TV show "Naked & Marooned", he got to spend a lot of time disassembling and reconstructing his identity. A year or so after filming, Ed suffered a complete mental breakdown, something he discusses quite candidly in his writing. We chatted through the struggles of isolation with Ed, and his tools to bring mental fortitude even in the toughest of times. He makes it seem so simple. So, um, perhaps it is...? Thanks to Nuzest Nutrition (Ed is an Ambassador for the lovely nutrition brand, as are we) for hooking us up for this delicious chat. Grab a cuppa and cosy up for this one, and thank Ed who's gone there so you don't have to....even though you probably should!

This week is the return of survivalist Ed Stafford! Ed is a survivor in every sense. This is great podcast on how to cope in an extreme world! We discussed everything from the effect the pandemic has had on us mentally, some solutions Ed has found it terms of honing our bushcraft skills and interacting with the natural world in order to feel connected. Ed reveals what life in the military was like and we open up on how crippling loneliness can be, not just during these Covid-times, but in our lives in general. What is it we really need, to live meaningfully and happily? More Info: Ed’s podcast, “Dangerous Minds with Ed Stafford” is available wherever you get your podcasts and his online bushcraft courses can be found at bushcraft.academy/online-courses Twitter: @Ed_Stafford  Instagram: @ed_stafford

Ed walked the entire length of the Amazon, which took him 2.5 years (on foot) Ed also spent 60 days ALONE on a desert island, on top of all of this Ed is a husband and father of 3 and a really interesting person.Ed Stafford is a Bushcraft expert, if you have ever wanted to know how to cook in the wilderness, make a fire etc, then this is the course for you: https://bushcraft.academy/Ed Stafford on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ed_staffordMake sure you are subscribed so you don't forget to breathe:https://www.youtube.com/TAKEADEEPBREATH?sub_confirmation=If you like my breathing exercises be sure to check out our friends @SOMA Breathwork here:https://lp.somabreath.com/soma-breath-mini-course/#a_aid=takeadeepbreath&a_bid=d561ea2dAbout our channel:Welcome to TAKE A DEEP BREATH (TADB), here you will find a huge variety of Breathing Exercises for Health, Relaxation & Motivation, as well as interviews with the worlds leading experts in Breathwork and Wellness.Our breathing tutorials will help you cope with stress and anxiety, raise your energy and improve your immune system.Our video library has a wide variety of breathing exercises such as The Wim Hof Method, The Buteyko Method, Box Breathing, Breath of Fire and many other Yoga breathwork pranayama’s.Breathwork has been an integral part of Yoga for centuries, and now with the help of people such as Wim Hof, Patrick McKeown, and Joe Rogan, breathwork is now part of mainstream society.These Breathing exercises are extremely powerful and act as mindfulness meditation, breathwork allows you to activate your parasympathetic nervous system which reduces the stress hormone cortisol.Subscribe so you never miss a new video:https://www.youtube.com/TAKEADEEPBREATH?sub_confirmation=1

Follow world-renowned explorer Ed Stafford on the expedition that made his name: walking the entire length of the Amazon River, on foot. People thought that it was impossible, that he would die trying; and they were nearly right. He was attacked by a tribe of angry machete wielding indigenous Indians, he faced Narco drug traffickers and giant anacondas. But gradually, step by step, over the course of two and half years, through some of the toughest and deadliest terrain on the planet, he proved them all wrong. Ed crossed the entire continent from the Peruvian Andes, and the furthest known source of the Amazon, to Brazil, where the river flows into the Atlantic Ocean, more than 4,000-miles away. He is the first person in history to do it, and holds a Guinness World Record for the achievement. This is one of the boldest expeditions ever attempted, and one of the greatest adventure tales ever told. Are you ready to head into the jungle? Let’s go. Highlights include:· Hear how Ed survived being surrounded by an angry tribe of indigenous Indians intent on hacking him to pieces· Find out how he crossed the infamous Red Zone, a lawless area of the jungle controlled by drug-traffickers· Climb with him to the 18,000-foot summit of Nevado Mismi, in the Peruvian Andes, the furthest known source of the Amazon · Meet the Ashaninka Indians, the largest indigenous tribe in the Amazon Basin, and hear how Ed ended up befriending two tribal chiefs and walking with them for more than 6 weeks. · Discover what it takes to complete such a long and grueling expedition – 860 days walking through some of the toughest jungle terrain on the planet· Hear his personal story of transformation. How he began the journey as a ‘volatile young man’ wanting to prove how tough he was, but how the jungle humbled him, and made him connect with a deeper, and more authentic of himself.· See this amazing forest through new eyes. The Amazon is nearly 20 times the size of Great Britain, home to some 400 billion trees, and 10% of the world’s species. For Ed, it began as a dangerous place, something to be conquered, but it ended up becoming home, a place to be marveled at, and protected· Hear what adventure means to Ed, how it is the ‘crucible in which you find yourself’, and how you too can use adventure and exploration to connect more deeply with who you really areAlso, find out about Ed’s new series – Ed Stafford: First Man Out – which launches its second series on September 24th on the Discovery Channel in the UK. Available in America and elsewhere too https://www.discoveryuk.com Find out about Ed's new bushcraft academy at: www.bushcraft.academyFor more background information on this episode, photos, links to his books and shows, and more, please visit https://www.armchair-explorer.com/post/walking-the-amazon-with-explorer-ed-stafford Thank you to Juggernaut Wines for sponsoring this episode. Head over to www.buyjuggernautwine.com and type in the code armchair20 to get a 20% discount on your next orderThe Armchair Explorer: the world's greatest adventurers tell their best story from the road. Each episode is cut documentary style with music and cinematic effects to create an immersive storytelling experience. http://www.armchair-explorer.comHost/Producer Aaron Millar is an award-winning travel writer (Nat Geo, The Times etc.) Instagram/Twitter @AaronMWriter / Facebook: @armchairexplorerpodcast.

We invited a group of experts and thought leaders to discuss how we can unlock our human potential through nature. We took our guest too Snowdon, for wild swimming and hiking to help them reconnect before they shared their experiences on harnessing human potential. our host Emma Hamilton-Foster was joined by adventurer Ed Stafford, Movement & Yoga Coach Kim Hartwell, adventurer Sarah Leighton, endurance athlete Fergus Crawley and barefoot researcher Dr Peter Francis. This was our most unique podcast recording spots to date. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/vivobarefootTV To find out more visit: www.vivobarefoot.com

This conversation with Ed Stafford is all about personal discovery. Road mapping the steps Ed has taken on his life journey, Join us for an Up, Close, and Personal venture into Ed's mind and soul. Ed has lived an exciting and adventerous life. Ed decided to take a camera with him into the Amazon Jungle, and document his entire Guinness World Record breaking walk. This scanned the entire length of the Amazon Jungle and took over two years. Since then, Ed has been working in the television industry. Firstly as an Adventurer, a Survivor, Television Host, Presenter, and more recently also as a Podcast Host and content creator on social media. Ed has had the pleasure and honour of sharing his life journey several times, but as he says in his words; " I can hear you're looking depth Jen"; This time, we venture into the unspoken territory of Ed's mind, heart and soul. We are all seeking connection, approval and meaning in life. This is a beautiful conversation with a man's man, kind of man, it was real, empowering for those needing it, and as the show suggests, hugely Inspirational! ! I loved it! Listen now, share on with friends and feel free to get in touch with either Ed, or myself below: Reach Ed Here go Check out Eds Podcast called: Dangerous MindsNeed an InterviewerWant Jen to mirror your life story for personal reasons?

This conversation with Ed Stafford is all about personal discovery. Road mapping the steps Ed has taken on his life journey, Join us for an Up, Close, and Personal venture into Ed’s mind and soul. Ed has lived an exciting and adventerous life. Ed decided to take a camera with him into the Amazon Jungle,... The post ED STAFFORD | ADVENTURER & EXPLORER |MENTAL HEALTH | LIFE STORY appeared first on Inspirational Interviews.

Geoff Holt MBE had sailed across the Atlantic Ocean 3 times and sailed over 30,000 nautical miles, before breaking his neck in 1984. Geoff has been a quadriplegic ever since and became the first disabled yachtsman to single-handedly sail around Great Britain in 2007. He talks to Ed Stafford about his remarkable story, overcoming physical and mental obstacles along the way. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first episode of Dangerous Minds, host Ed Stafford is joined by Joe Simpson - mountaineer, author and motivational speaker. While climbing in Peru in 1985, Joe suffered severe injuries and was lost, suspected dead, after failing into a crevasse. But against all odds he survived and managed to crawl back to his basecamp.His ordeal was documented in his bestselling book Touching The Void, adapted into the 2003 film described as the most successful documentary in British cinema history. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today’s episode, I’m joined by the explorer and survivalist Ed Stafford. In 2010, Ed became the first person to walk the entire length of the Amazon River, a feat that took 860 days and put him on the map as one of our most prominent and exciting adventurers. From there here’s gone on to present and self film more massive challenges, like living in complete isolation on a desert island for 60 days without food, clothes or equipment, or being left for dead in various extreme environments around the world from Madagascar to Mongolia. These became incredible TV series that I’ve watched religiously and couldn’t recommend more. Ed is someone I’ve wanted to interview for the very beginning but like so many of my dream guests he’s normally always travelling so I was lucky to finally get this time to speak with him and I hope you enjoy what I think is a really raw and honest account of the spiritual and emotional development that comes with travel - as well as hearing about some inspiring destinations along the way.Destination Recap:Henfaes, Aberdaron, WalesLeicestershire, EnglandAldeburgh, Suffolk, EnglandWalking the length of the Amazon riverOlorua, FijiArgentine PatagoniaNorthern ThailandIbiza, SpainAntarctica Ed’s new podcast, Dangerous Minds, is out nowThank you so much for listening. If you haven’t yet left a rating or a review, why not do so now? Your support is so greatly appreciated and most importantly, helps others to discover the podcast. And don't forget to hit subscribe so that every week a new episode will appear in your library.To find out who’s on next week’s show, come and find me on Instagram. I’m @hollyrubenstein and I’d love to hear from you. And visit TheTravelDiariesPodcast.com for everything else podcast-related.Huge thanks to The Lygon Arms hotel for their support for today’s episode - you can follow them hereThis episode was produced by Holly Rubenstein See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode Foxy talks to Ed Stafford, who holds the Guinness world record as the first human to walk the length of the amazon. All this and more Wild tales.

SAS: Who Dares Wins - Back to Base is the official podcast of SAS: Who Dares WinsIn the first episode of our new reaction show podcast SAS: Who Dares Wins - Back To Base, brought to you by Mitsubishi, host Andrea McLean speaks to Ed Stafford about the intense first episode of the fifth series of SAS: Who Dares Wins on Channel 4. She then has a call with old friend, and medical consult to the show, Dr. Sundeep Chohan about the mental and physical toll the recruits are going through, before Ed and Andrea are joined by 'The Mole' from the show, who gives them the inside line on what life in the camp is like.Missed any of SAS: Who Dares Wins? Catch up on All 4 here: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/sas-who-dares-wins See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

100 LIKES EVERY EPISODE This podcast breaks down the best year in movies. Write yours in the comments. Greg also has issues with the daft vaping laws coming into place in America and Lewis goes against Matt and Greg on who is better Ed Stafford or Bear Grylls. Tip Jar (Tippers get Podcast shoutouts): https://goo.gl/94SWCBSPOTIFY: https://goo.gl/L3nuQs ITUNES: https://apple.co/320blVd CASTBOX: https://bit.ly/2MJwM9F PLAYERFM: https://bit.ly/2U9mXmcClick to listen to more of The Threeskins Podcast: Threeskins Podcast #44: https://bit.ly/2Nv6oQk Threeskins Podcast #43: https://bit.ly/2ZoOmBq Threeskins Podcast #42: https://bit.ly/2PgjeEo Threeskins Podcast #41: https://bit.ly/30J77AUTwitter: @thethreeskins Instagram: @threeskinspodcast Facebook: Facebook.com/threeskinspodcastFollow our personal stuff: Matt - Youtube - https://goo.gl/J5hz3x Instagram: MattDWMC - https://goo.gl/SNDXCG Twitter: MattDWMC - https://goo.gl/p7N4NB Snapchat: MattDWMC Lewis - Youtube - https://goo.gl/oXphji Instagram: lewislazuli - https://goo.gl/NjshvM Twitter: @lewislazuli - https://goo.gl/csM7wY Snapchat: TheLewisLazuli Greg - Instagram: DidleyDooby - https://goo.gl/ZFPxN5 Twitter: GraveManGreg - https://goo.gl/JdCypd Find out more at https://the-threeskins-podcast.pinecast.co

This week Tim Lovejoy talks to adventurers and survivalists Ed Stafford and Laura Bingham. Whilst discussing their new documentary ‘Man, Woman, Child, Wild’, they talk about taking their twenty–month old boy to survive on an island with only each other. Ed and Laura’s documentary is on Discovery Channel on 29th Sept. Turn on the tap with Quooker here - www.quooker.co.uk/enuk Beer 52 is here – http://beer52.com/lovejoy If you would like to contact us then our email address is dearlovejoypodcast@gmail.com or you can tweet Tim @timlovejoy

This week we had the amazing pleasure of getting Ed Stafford on the show. We talk about making your own luck and getting out and just doing it. We also talk a little about Japanese Culture

This week we're coming to you from the studio, with Joe and I catching up and announcing some exciting things coming down the line. Then we head over to a recording from the last day of the bushcraft denmark show joined by many of our forest family. Finally we end the show with a short interview we had with the hero that is Ed Stafford

It’s all about adventure this week, as we are honoured to have explorer and previous Adventurer of the Year Ed Stafford on the show. We talk about his new book, Adventures for a Lifetime, as well as his journey from leaving the military to the world’s first successful navigation of the Amazon River on foot. A truly inspirational character, he is a great example of what can be achieved through grit and determination.   www.thepacebrothers.com podcast@paceproductionsuk.com

Hey Guys! Esse episódio é um bônus onde você vai poder tirar a dúvida de como é um episódio do nosso Programa de Fluência, o Natural Fluency! Dentro do programa tem mais de 70 episódios na mesma estrutura desse. Abaixo segue a transcrição do que falamos no Podcast, a tradução frase por frase e as perguntas que faço pra minha entrevistada na Fluency Talk. Para mais detalhes sobre como participar do Programa entre no link abaixo: http://bit.ly/podcast-natural-fluency Enjoy it! [AMAZON ADVENTURER] "Ed Stafford from the UK is the first person to walk the length of the Amazon River. He started by a small stream in Peru and arrived at the river’s mouth in Brazil, two years and four months later. Snakes, crocodiles and jaguars live in the Amazon rainforest, so it’s a dangerous place. Luckily, Ed avoided the big animals, but he was bitten by ants and mosquitoes every day. On his trip, Ed had to find food each morning. Sometimes the fruit, nuts and fish he ate were hard to find and Ed often felt weak and hungry." [TRADUÇÃO] "Ed Stafford from the UK is the first person Ed Stafford do Reino Unido é a primeira pessoa to walk the length of the Amazon River. a caminhar a extensão toda do Rio Amazonas. He started by a small stream in Peru Ele começou em um pequeno córrego no Peru and arrived at the river’s mouth in Brazil, e chegou a foz do rio no Brasil, two years and four months later. 2 anos e 4 meses depois. Snakes, crocodiles and jaguars live in the Amazon rainforest, Cobras, crocodilos e onças vivem na floresta tropical da Amazônia, so it’s a dangerous place. Luckily, Ed avoided the big animals, então é um lugar perigoso. Felizmente, Ed conseguiu evitar os animais grandes, but he was bitten by ants and mosquitoes every day. mas ele era picado por formigas e mosquitos todo dia. On his trip, Ed had to find food each morning. Nessa viagem, Ed tinha que encontrar comida toda manhã. Sometimes the fruit, nuts and fish he ate Algumas vezes as frutas, castanhas e peixe que ele comia were hard to find and Ed often felt weak and hungry." eram difíceis de encontrar e Ed frequentemente se sentia fraco e faminto. [PERGUNTAS/CHALLENGES] a) Are you an adventurous person? Você é uma pessoa aventureira? b) Do you think you would like to do a trip like that in the future? Você acha que você gostaria de fazer uma viagem assim no futuro? c) For you, what would be the biggest challenge in this trip? Para você, o que seria o maior desafio nessa viagem? d) Have you ever been to the north of the country? If so, would you recommend this trip for me? Você já esteve no norte do país? Se sim, você recomendaria essa viagem para mim? f) Have you ever done an adventurous trip? Have you ever done anything a bit adventurous in your life? Você já fez uma viagem aventureira? Você já fez algo um pouco aventureiro na sua vida? g) Do you have a specific type of trip that you would like to do? A trip to a specific place planned or maybe just a dream.. Você tem algum tipo específico de viagem que você gostaria de fazer? Uma viagem para um lugar específico planejada ou talvez somente um sonho.. Thanks for listening! Para mais detalhes sobre como participar do Programa entre no link abaixo: http://bit.ly/podcast-natural-fluency

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This week, Matt was keen to dissect his recent camping experience with Russell. Is gateau a camping essential? Friend of the show Ed Stafford was on hand to clarify. Also, the lads spoke to Robert Lacey - Royal Correspondent on Netflix series, the Crown!   If anyone wants to donate even a pound to help with the costs of hosting the podcasts it would be much appreciated! PayPal is Bellybouncelinglongling@gmail.com

This week, Matt was keen to dissect his recent camping experience with Russell. Is gateau a camping essential? Friend of the show Ed Stafford was on hand to clarify. Also, the lads spoke to Robert Lacey - Royal Correspondent on Netflix series, the Crown! 

Survivalist and adventurer Ed Stafford joins me to discuss his life changing expeditions and their physical and mental consequences, the lure of extreme isolation and the importance of meditation.

Matt got the chance to speak to his crush this week; the man-legend Ed Stafford! Plus, Russell's brand new feature.... "Raising the Cultural Bar".   If anyone wants to donate even a pound to help with the costs of hosting the podcasts it would be much appreciated! PayPal is Bellybouncelinglongling@gmail.com

Matt got the chance to speak to his crush this week; the man-legend Ed Stafford! Plus, Russell's brand new feature.... "Raising the Cultural Bar".

Something To Talk About.....Congratulations Gigs!, Susan McBride, Fondness for nurses, Love songs of the 80's, ReoSpeedForeignerWagon, Stephen's week off, Sideshow Bob, Be a cleaner, Good Susan McBride, Bumpf, Seek academic help, Affection for cleaners, Queen Mother's Hospital, #BillyBob to #ToryBob, Nana's wall of fame, Be a dreamer, Madavid, Hydrocephalus NHS pay, Be a nurse, #ThatsInteresting, Susan's awful Facebook, Susan Vs A Mental Mother, Old school parenting, Mental toughness, #BrianCostello, Ed Stafford, #ToryBob & #SocialistSteve, Robot G.P's, Prostrate/Prostate, Celebrity Roberts, Donald Dewar, Psychosis, Refugees not immigrants, Be funny...

Welcome to an adventure-filled episode of the Really Fucking Cool podcast! Today's topic? Madagascar - an incredible world on a small island. In this episode, we will discuss what it takes to start your own non-profit, lemur biodiversity, and the spirit of exploration. When most think of great living explorers, they think of people like Sir Ranulph Fiennes and Ed Stafford. I think of Travis Steffans. Travis is an expert on Madagascar and its primate biodiversity. He’s conducted research in Belize, Central America, and Madagascar, and it possibly the most interesting person I know.

Joining Sue in the studio is Ed Stafford, Explorer, Presenter, Adventurer and Writer to talk about his adventures and musical influences. First Broadcast: 28/05/16

Steve Backshall is one of our leading natural history broadcasters; he's also an extreme sportsman who has conquered some of the world's most dangerous mountains. Despite suffering a severe rock-climbing injury in 2008, he continues to set himself extraordinary challenges. For One to One Steve meets two other extreme adventurers to discover what drives them to significant levels of danger and physical discomfort in order to complete challenges that are almost superhuman. In this first programme he meets Ed Stafford. Ed was the first person to walk the entire length of the Amazon River - 6000 miles over two and a half years. Ed acknowledges that explorers have a 'chink in their armour, an insecurity, a fear of something in life... Doing something tangible, something remarkable, enables you to prove yourself'. Producer: Karen Gregor.

Richard Coles and Suzy Klein with adventurer Ed Stafford whose latest book 'Naked and Marooned' charts 60 days completely alone with nothing but a camera. Ed discusses his world travels and the profound psychological impact enforced, albeit self imposed, solitude, had on him.Lady Catherine Meyer lost both of her sons when her former husband abducted them and took them to Germany against the ruling of a British court. Years of legal battles ensued but Catherine couldn't get the boys back. Years later they got back in touch and are now reunited. Catherine set up a charity, 'PACT' to campaign for fundamental improvements in child protection policies and practices and help people in similar circumstances.Peter Hodes is a volunteer stem cell courier for Anthony Nolan. He travels the world delivering vital human material for transplant operations and talks to us about his work and travels.Joanne Harris suffered with Motor Neurone Disease. She'd written about her condition in the Guardian Newspaper and was planning to record an audio column for us here at 'Saturday Live' but sadly died before she could complete it. Since she very much wanted to broadcast her piece, a close friend, Ann, agreed to do it and both Ann and Jo's brother discuss how Jo coped with such a debilitating condition.JP Devlin goes to Hay on Wye to talk to people just before the Hay Literary Festival descends on the town.Listener Chris Markiewicz talks about the joy of hearing a 1967 1275 cc Austin Healey Sprite engine.Ziggy Marley, son of Bob Marley, shares his Inheritance Tracks, choosing a piece by his Dad and a song he wrote and performed himself. Africa Unite (Bob Marley) and I Dont Wanna Live on Mars (Ziggy Marley).Produced by Chris Wilson.