Podcast appearances and mentions of Megan Hine

He rode freight trains across America, lived with nomadic reindeer herders in Siberia, and became a household name after winning Alone in the Arctic. But Jordan Jonas is more than a survivalist—he's a philosopher forged by hardship. In this episode, Travis Bader sits down with Jordan for a raw and real conversation on solitude, family, faith, failure, and the uncomfortable truths we face when stripped of distraction. They explore the mental battles of being truly alone, the lessons from Siberian trappers and prison-hardened mentors, and the generational strength passed down through adversity. Whether you're a hunter, a parent, a spiritual seeker, or someone grappling with modern life's noise—this episode will stay with you.

Episode Summary:Purpose isn't something you magically find—it's something you build. In this episode, Michelle dives into Robert Greene's blueprint for finding purpose, sharing her own journey and lessons from survival expert and TV personality Megan Hine. From childhood interests to mastering a craft, this episode breaks down how purpose evolves over time, why ignoring the noise is key, and why adversity is part of the journey.What You'll Learn in This Episode:Purpose isn't an epiphany—it's built over time.The childhood clues that point to your true calling.Mastery is a long game—there's no overnight success.How ignoring external noise (and self-doubt) leads to success.Why adversity is a sign you're on the right path, not a reason to quit.Guest Spotlight: Megan HineMegan Hine is a world-renowned survival expert, author, and TV personality. From leading expeditions to consulting on survival shows, she's forged a career in one of the most male-dominated industries. In this episode, Megan shares her journey from wild camping at 11 years old to becoming the go-to survival consultant for global TV productions.Memorable Moments & Key Takeaways:(00:51) Purpose starts young, but we often don't recognize it until later.(02:44) Michelle's journey—from construction to podcasting and community-building.(04:01) Megan's career path and the importance of trying different things before finding the right fit.(06:33) The power of ignoring distractions and staying true to your goals.(07:57) Adversity isn't a roadblock—it's a necessary part of the journey.Final Thoughts:Purpose is built, not found.Look back at what fascinated you as a child—it's a clue.Success comes through refinement and resilience, not instant wins.Don't let fear, distractions, or setbacks steer you off course.Resources & Links:Listen to Megan Hine's full episode in the archives: https://open.spotify.com/episode/53a1EJUOPimxugHKYAfPGs?si=fZD91tc7T8-TjfHDVM10PQCheck out Megan's latest TV show, Extracted.Read The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene:Join the Community:

Explaining EXTRACTED: Fox's New Survival Series Rob Cesternino welcomes survival expert Megan Hine to discuss Fox's innovative reality show, Extracted. This series introduces a fresh twist to survival TV by placing the fate of contestants in the hands of their loved ones. Megan, who serves as the head of extraction, shares insights into the show's […]

Join me as I sit down with one of the world's top survival experts, Megan Hine, for a raw and thought-provoking conversation. Megan is an expedition leader, the author of Mind of a Survivor, and a key figure behind some of the most extreme survival TV shows in the world. In this episode, we explore survival psychology, the power of human connection, and how the outdoors can heal and transform. Megan opens up about her personal experiences with burnout, the lessons she's learned from decades in high-risk environments, and the mental toughness it takes to thrive when the odds are against you. We also discuss the role of nature in balancing the chaos of modern life and how embracing discomfort can help us grow. This is more than just a podcast—it's a deep dive into what makes us resilient as humans. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a psychology buff, or just someone looking to be inspired, this conversation will leave you with new perspectives and actionable insights.

from the picturesque backdrop of Megan's backyard in Snowdonia, the conversation delves into Megan's journey from an enthusiastic outdoorsy child to a world-renowned wilderness expert and TV producer. They discuss Megan's formative years spent exploring the mountains and valleys of Snowdonia, igniting her lifelong passion for the wild. With intriguing stories of survival encounters, such as her face-to-face meeting with lions in Namibia and snake bites in the wilderness, Megan provides insights into what it takes to thrive in extreme environments.The episode highlights the theme of curiosity and how it has been a driving force in Megan's career. Michelle and Megan also touch upon the challenges of working in a male-dominated field, emphasizing the importance of resilience and constant self-improvement. Megan shares valuable advice for anyone looking to pursue a career in outdoor survival, stressing the need for practical experience and professional guidance. They discuss the mental resilience required to handle high-pressure situations, drawing lessons from Megan's diverse experiences. Finally, Megan highlights the therapeutic benefits of nature and how pushing oneself out of the comfort zone can lead to personal growth and resilience.Key Takeaways:Curiosity as a Key Driver: Megan emphasizes how a natural curiosity about the world and survival techniques can drive a successful career in the outdoors.Gender and Professional Challenges: Insights into navigating a male-dominated field, pushing through biases, and proving capabilities.Importance of Practical Experience: Recommendations on gaining hands-on experience and investing in professional guidance to build a career in outdoor survival.Mental Resilience: The importance of staying calm in extreme and life-threatening situations and how it can be developed over time.Therapeutic Value of Nature: Discussing how nature can be a powerful tool for mental health and resilience building.Quotes"It's claiming those small wins every day. Sometimes it's hard to think of it actually being a win, but yeah, you kind of have to keep reminding yourself where you come from and how far you've come and where you're aiming at." - Megan Hine"Nature doesn't discriminate, doesn't care what you walk, where you're from, what your background is." - Megan Hine"It's ingrained in our very makeup to conserve energy and take easier options. And we've created this incredible world around us where, yeah, we've got, like, everything that we could possibly want laid out in front of us and we can go and take it." - Megan Hine"Ultimately, the only person that's stopping you going out and doing it is you." - Megan HineFind Megan on instagram@megan_hineHer production company @psyche_media_solutionsPlease support the show at www.patreon.com/shewhodareswins Listen to all our 5- 10 minute exclusive bonus episodesShop merch www.shewhodareswins.com Pod10 for 10% off Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode nine of our specialist series, Explore: How To Plan An Expedition, focuses on Health and Safety. In this episode, Matt speaks with Megan Hine, Waldo Etherington and Aldo Kane. They demystify the 'risk assessment' process, and go through in detail how to research and write one. They also discuss how to manage risk effectively in the field, medical preparation, emergency evacuation plans, and comms. It's not only an informative episode, but a pretty exciting one too.Megan Hine is a survival consultant, wilderness guide and expedition leader. She has been a health and safety advisor on some of the biggest adventure and survival shows on TV, and has led multiple adventures to remote wilderness environments. She has lived and learned from indigenous communities across the world.Waldo Etherington is a remote location climbing specialist. He has over 15 years of experience in remote-location rigging, and has been a health and safety advisor for countless expeditions and field-research projects. He also features in our Camp Life, Jungles episode. Aldo Kane is a former Royal Marines Commando and TV adventurer. He has been, both on and off screen, in some of the most extreme, high-risk environments on earth. His company, Vertical Planet, provides safety, security medical and risk management services to the film industry.You can find out more about the Royal Geographical Society and access advice and support for field research and scientific expeditions by visiting www.rgs.org/in-the-field or follow them on @rgs_ibg on socials.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-adventure-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Megan Hine is a survivalist and wilderness guide who has carved her path in the fiercely competitive world of adventure travel, producing some of the biggest adventure and survival shows on TV around the world. Her big break came working alongside Bear Grylls on his hit show Man vs Wild, and from there, she's led talent and film crews in the world's toughest environments for over 20 years. A seasoned adventurer, Megan also possesses an insatiable hunger for exploration. Armed with her unwavering spirit and an arsenal of survival skills, she's led expeditions around the world, from the arid deserts of the Sahara to the icy tundras of the Arctic. Her remarkable ability to adapt to the harshest conditions and think on her feet has earned her the admiration of both novice adventurers and seasoned experts alike. Whether it's scaling treacherous cliffs, navigating dangerous waters, or braving bone-chilling temperatures, Megan continues to push boundaries.She is also a qualified resilience coach, and combines intimate knowledge of wilderness survival, a degree in psychology and a fascination with the psychology of survival to help clients overcome mental health struggles. Many of these techniques feature in her best-selling book 'Mind of a Survivor', which we talk about today.So, fasten your seatbelts, and ready to embark on an unforgettable journey with us today, full of heart-stopping adventures, invaluable life lessons, and the transformative power of travel. From Panama to Tibet, New Zealand to Mongolia, let's get started.Destination Recap:Pearl Islands, Panama The Maldives Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, China?ScotlandIcelandNew ZealandSnowdonia, WalesNewborough Beach, WalesBlack Rock Sands, WalesMongoliaLlŷn Peninsula, WalesTibetAntarcticaAlaska, USAYou can follow Megan on her adventures on Instagram at @Megan_hine and read her book, Mind of a Survivor. Thanks so much for listening today. If you'd like to hear more from the podcast don't forget to hit subscribe, or if you use Apple Podcasts to press follow so that a new episode lands in your podcast app each week. If you want to be the first find out who is joining me on next week's episode come and follow me on Instagram I'm @hollyrubenstein, and you'll also find me on Twitter and TikTok as of a few weeks ago, also @hollyrubenstein - I'd love to hear from you. And if you can't want until then remember there's the first eight episodes to catch up on, that's over ninety episodes to keep you busy there. Don't forget that all the destinations mentioned by my guests are included in the episode show notes here on your podcast app, and listed on my website, thetraveldiariespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Megan Hine is a survival consultant, expedition leader, producer and author. She has gained a wealth of knowledge and expertise through countless expeditions, consulting for TV survival and adventure shows and working and living with indigenous communities. As one of the few high profile women working in the industry, she has carved a reputation not only for her commitment and attention to detail, but also for her reflective approach and psychological insight, as seen in her 2017 book "Mind of a Survivor". In this episode, Megan shares what drives her in her work,  reflects on why adrenaline and adventure are not always the closest of friends and highlights the benefits of the connection and community that adventures can brings. This is a honest and reflective conversation with one of the world's leading survival experts, who generously shares many lessons from her own experience that can be applied just as readily to our everyday lives.To find out more about Megan visit:Website: https://meganhine.comInstagram: @megan_hineExpeditions: Tracking Snow Leopards 2023Festival of the Eagles 2023I hope you have enjoyed this episode of The Everyday Adventure Podcast! To keep up to date with the latest news, follow us: Instagram: @everydayadventurepod @resilienceatworkFacebook: @resilienceatworkLinkedin: @Nicki-bassWebsite: www.resiliencework.co.ukTEDx: The Life Changing Power of Everyday Adventures

Tune in to hear Megan Hine - world famous survivalist, wilderness guide and tv producer - as she gives us a glimpse into the world of a resilient adventurer.  Hear her experiences from the sets of tv survival shows where she was Bear Grylls' survival consultant for over a decade.  Come with us as we adventure with Megan into the mind of a woman with true grit, and discover what it means to inhabit "The Mind Of A Survivor" - also the title to her book exploring the mindset and makeup of people who make it through the toughest endeavours without falling to pieces.   Megan's story is so fully unique and inspiring, we could have spent hours delving into her anecdotes from her adventures across the seven continents, and we hope to have her back soon to recap on more of her memories.   If you want a piece of healing therapy in your own home you can use our discount code for Clearlight Saunas - the low EMF infrared option - WELLNESS75 will get you 5% off their NEW portable units at www.auroraredlight.eu or go get yourself a full size, immersive sauna from www.clearlightsaunas.eu and save yourself €100!!! We now have our very own site where you can come and work with us 1 to 1, book us in to come and speak to your company about how natural health can make your world and workplace a better place for everyone, and also you can come and pick up our divine, limited edition organic merchandise - come say hi www.thewanderingintowellnessproject.com   Catch up with Megan and book in for her Mongolian trek coming in September, tracking snow leopards!! https://www.instagram.com/megan_hine/#

Described by close friend Bear Grylls as ‘stronger than 99% of the men I know', Megan Hine is a survival expert and TV presenter who works on and off camera to make some of the most extreme adventure shows on television happen. She also holds a degree in psychology – just another string to her already-very-loaded bow. I managed to catch Megan during one of the rare occasions she wasn't on location for her day job, wrestling tigers, escaping tribal warfare or climbing a mountain (I'm not even exaggerating…). During this podcast interview, she chats to me via Zoom from her home in Wales – with the gorgeous sound of birdsong and clucking chickens. We discuss, among other things: Megan's incredible, self-designed career as a survival expert – and how it began with her taking solo mountain expeditions at the tender age of nineBeing a ‘survivalist' – and how we can apply those skills to our everyday livesWhy taking a ‘pause' is an essential survival skill What happened when Megan experienced burn-outWhat ‘going bushy' means – and how it applies to lockdown You can learn more about Megan Hine on her website, Meganhine.com. You can order my book, Alonement: How To Be Alone and Absolutely Own It, which is based on this very podcast, now from Amazon, Waterstones and Bookshop.org. Thank you so much to Flash Pack for sponsoring this season of the podcast. Flash Pack is a travel company that offers boutique group adventures for solo travellers in their 30s and 40s. Visit flashpack.com/alonement to learn more and quote ALONEMENT at check-out for £100 off your first trip. Twitter:* @ChezSpecter@meg_hine*Instagram: *@ChezSpecter@megan_hine*Contact: press@alonement.com Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Ginny Buckley and Tom Ford from Electrifying.com as they introduce another celebrity guest to the world of electric cars. In this episode, world renowned survival expert, stunt driver and best-selling author, Megan Hine, is the famous face tackling the Electric Virgins electric car challenge. Find out whether Megan survived a week with the Hyundai IONIQ 5 and discover how she coped with its lightning-quick acceleration, narrow Welsh roads and occupied chargers in her native Snowdonia. Were her experiences positive enough to make her think about switching to electric next time around? Listen to find out.From Electrifying.com, powered by Green Flag.Theme music: Electric Love by Dirty Vegas Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How to Become a Rock Star Survivalist & Why Bear Grylls Calls Megan Hine 99% Stronger Than Most Men He Knows Internationally Renowned Female Survival Consultant Megan Hine is a survival consultant, expedition leader, and producer. Her vast wealth of experience and knowledge, gained from leading hundreds of expeditions and consulting for TV survival and adventure shows across the globe, enables her to organize unique experiences for clients in remote and wild places. Megan has spent time working and living with native communities all around the world, from the San bushmen in Africa to the Sami reindeer herders in the Arctic to the Iban jungle dwellers in Borneo and many more. Most of her expeditions involve working closely with native peoples and she always aims to support local communities where possible. Megan's primal drive to travel and explore means she can often be found breaking trail through waist-deep snow, swinging in her hammock in the depths of a jungle, or sharing stories sitting around a campfire under the desert stars. Megan's knowledge and skills make her a world-leading expert in all aspects of remote wilderness area expeditions, survival, and TV filming. In front of the camera, Megan's most recent credit is as co-host of a 12 part series on Facebook Watch, The Curse of Akakor in 2019. Megan's first book 'Mind of a Survivor' was published by Coronet was published in May 2017  

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Megan Hine (Survivalist)On today's Podcast, we have Megan Hine. Megan is a survival consultant, expedition leader, and producer. Her vast wealth of experience and knowledge, gained from leading hundreds of trips and expeditions, consulting for TV survival and adventure shows across the globe, enables her to organise unique experiences for clients in remote and wild places.Today on the podcast, we talk about her life growing up and how she got into TV—working with different celebrities and the stories along the way. Megan Hine talks about her near-death experiences, from been shot at by tribesmen to being hunted by the Mexican drugs cartel in the mountains. Buy Mind of a Survivor by Megan HineMegan's WebsiteMegan's InstagramSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-modern-adventurer/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Megan Hine is a wilderness guide, expedition leader, survivalist and producer on some of the biggest adventure/ survival shows on TV. She has been creating content and keeping talent and crew safe in remote wilderness environments for the past 15 years. Bear Grylls has described Megan's leadership as 'stronger than 99% of the men he knows.” Megan has been setting up and leading expeditions to remote, wilderness environments for almost 20 years, living and working for extended periods with indigenous communities.  In this episode, host Cline Owen chats with Megan Hine about The Art Of Resilience. Hear about Megan's wild experiences and lessons in resilience.     Links: Find out more about Megan Hine Find her on Instagram    

Megan Hine is a survival consultant, producer, adventurer and television presenter. She is also the author of Mind of a Survivor.During her career she has survived a snakebite, Lyme disease, being shot at and hunted by a lion, amongst many other things.An Ambassador for Scouting UK, Megan is passionate about enabling children and young people to experience the wealth of benefits that being in the outdoors and in the wilderness can bring.We talk about how we are not equipped with the skills to cope with the stresses of modern day life, she shares some valuable thoughts about finding our inner resilience as well as some great advice about having a healthy relationship with social media.Often being the only woman in a role that is typically held by men, Megan is on a mission to diversify representation in the industry.We discuss the power of routine, and how its actually saved her life in the past and how creativity can be the key to survival.Working with a wide range of people from A-list celebrities, to local tribespeople, she is extremely versatile. It was fascinating about hearing her experience meeting uncontacted tribes and how these experiences have taught her a great deal about communication and working with others.@megan_hine@sophieelwesFor more information about Lyme disease see globallymealliance.org.

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"Your mind can have so much control over your body when you don't want to do something." Megan Hine is a British survival expert, consultant, adventurer, climber, television presenter and expedition leader - taking celebrities and TV crews into uncharted territory. She is widely known for her work alongside Bear Grylls on TV shows including Running Wild, ITV's Bear Grylls: Mission Survive and Bear Grylls: The Island, as well as a wide range of TV shows all over the world. She has taken TV crews into some of the harshest places on earth - literally holding the ropes for some of the toughest men on TV. Her book 'Mind Of A Survivor' examines the human ability and instinct for survival. Megan shares and dissects life tools she's used in the wild for survival, showing how they can as easily be applied to more domestic everyday life - from careers to relationships. This conversation looks at (not exclusively) •her pathway into adventure •her leadership style in high pressure and remote environments •the importance of having uncomfortable conversations •identifying your stress triggers and the impact of accumulated/chronic stress. •how to reset through reconnecting with a routine. •her approach to tackling the fear of the unknown. •releasing our childhood mechanisms for safety as an adult •providing opportunities for our youth to lead and experience accountability & the consequence of one's actions. •creating space for failure in a success driven environment •the female adventurer journey - perceived barriers; challenges and how to work through them and own your path. You can follow Megan via: instagram @megan_hine website meganhine.com facebook https://www.facebook.com/officialmeganhine

"Your mind can have so much control over your body when you don't want to do something."Megan Hine is a British survival expert, consultant, adventurer, climber, television presenter and expedition leader - taking celebrities and TV crews into uncharted territory.She is widely known for her work alongside Bear Grylls on TV shows including Running Wild, ITV's Bear Grylls: Mission Survive and Bear Grylls: The Island, as well as a wide range of TV shows all over the world. She has taken TV crews into some of the harshest places on earth - literally holding the ropes for some of the toughest men on TV. Her book ‘Mind Of A Survivor’ examines the human ability and instinct for survival. Megan shares and dissects life tools she's used in the wild for survival, showing how they can as easily be applied to more domestic everyday life - from careers to relationships.This conversation looks at (not exclusively)her pathway into adventureher leadership style in high pressure and remote environmentsthe importance of having uncomfortable conversationsidentifying your stress triggers and the impact of accumulated/chronic stress.how to reset through reconnecting with a routine.her approach to tackling the fear of the unknown.releasing our childhood mechanisms for safety as an adultproviding opportunities for our youth to lead and experience accountability & the consequence of one's actions.creating space for failure in a success driven environmentthe female adventurer journey - perceived barriers; challenges and how to work through them and own your path.You can follow Megan via:instagram @megan_hinewebsite meganhine.comfacebook https://www.facebook.com/officialmeganhine

In this episode, survival specialist, expedition leader, adventurer and author Megan Hine chats to us about her life and career, behind and in front of the camera. From her childhood day's mountain climbing with her geologist father to her journeys through the Amazon meeting undiscovered people and cultures, we find out how Megan's life has been shaped by her adventures.From her first forays into mountaineering, survival and bushcraft instruction she has been fascinated by the way the human mind deals with the hostile wilderness environment. Megan has become fascinated with exploring the psychology of Survival, building resilience and an understanding of mindfulness through extreme situations.Megan is also a passionate promoter of diversity in the outdoors and talks to us about the changes she's seen in the way women are portrayed and included in the outdoor sector, why it's important attitudes are starting to change and what she feels can be done to make her particular career path open and inclusive to all. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, we're joined by Expedition Leader, Survival and Adventure Consultant Megan Hine.  Alongside WEM Founder Mark Hannaford, Megan discusses her career, from an Erasmus Year in Prague that proved a pivotal moment in sparking her love of the outdoors to entering the industry and working with Bear Grylls for over a decade. Megan also considers how gender has impacted her work and how social media can be an incredible tool in helping to confront traditional adventure stereotypes. Megan explores the psychology of survival, drawing comparisons from her work on expedition to life in lockdown. Acceptance is key, followed by the setting of clear boundaries and the value of routine to provide a sense of purpose and control.  Before wrapping up, Megan gives us a sneak peak into some of her future projects!    The Power of Adventure Podcast is available now. Megan covers 5 very different stories all with a common thread, a recognition of 'The Power of Adventure' in our lives for grounding us and fostering resilience.    Get in touch: Instagram: @megan_hine Twitter: @meg_hine  

Megan reflects back on the series as well as her own experiences, to uncover the lessons from these incredible stories. She concludes with how an adventurous mindset can deliver transformative results. 

*Contains strong language. Tim and his producer catch up via Skype to listen to and chat about a few clips from the last few years. Included in this podcast are Russell Kane, Megan Hine, Paterson Joseph and Johnny Vegas. Turn on the tap with Quooker here - www.quooker.co.uk/enuk If you would like to contact us then our email address is dearlovejoypodcast@gmail.com or you can tweet Tim @timlovejoy

The first episode in 'The Solitude Specials' is with Megan Hine. The Solitude Specials are a new series of shorter conversations with adventurous souls who know a thing or two about managing their physical, mental and emotional energy in peculiarly challenging and stressful times.

'In the world of exploration, expeditions and dynamic film shoots, things never go exactly as planned'.  Which is why in this episode, survival expert and adventure consultant Megan Hine will discuss her evolving role in managing the safety and wellbeing of clients and crew, enabling film crews to achieve their goals - all while remaining 'upstream of the cascade'. 

In this third episode Jason talks to two wild spirits in front of a live audience at Hicce in London. Stories of adventure resilience, treasure hunting and circumnavigating the globe in a Gyrocopter!

This week I am joined by the absolutely incredible Megan Hine; Megan is an internationally renowned survival expert, celebrity expedition leader and author of ‘Mind of a Survivor’.From a young age Megan loved to get out in nature and began to push herself to see how far she could go. She soon got into mountaineering, survival and bushcraft instruction which led to a fascination with the way the human mind deals with the hostile wilderness environment. Megan has become fascinated with exploring the psychology of Survival, building resilience and an understanding of mindfulness through extreme situations.Today we chat about what led Megan onto her path as well as the importance of creativity and going with the flow in modern society. I am absolutely in awe of Megan, of her achievements so far in her career and personal life. This is one episode of TRIBE TALK that is definitely not to be missed.Don’t forget to subscribe to TRIBE TALK, rate and review. Follow me @healthybalancewithemily and the podcast @tribetalkpodcastYou can find out all about the absolutely incredible excursion to Mongolia with Megan on her website; https://meganhine.com/experience-mongolia/Follow Megan on instagram @megan_hine for updates, insights and amazing adventure.

‘It just opened up this whole new world to me.’ Adventurer and survival expert Megan Hine tells us about a book that influenced her, Land of the Long White Cloud: Maori Myths, Tales and Legends by Kiri Te Kanawa (1989).

This episode won the 2018 SheXtreme Adventure Podcast Competition. It's unique, because it's a compilation of advice and guidance for solo female adventurers from some of the best female adventurers in the world, including Megan Hine, Phoebe Smith, Squash Falconer, Sophie Radcliffe and Sarah Williams.

Tim Lovejoy chats to survival expert and expedition leader Megan Hine. Tim and Megan discuss acceptance of your situation, taking responsibility and being face to face with lions, scorpions and drug cartels. If you would like to find out more about Megan, here are a few links Megan’s book goo.gl/pFg4Az Megan’s website http://meganhine.com Megan’s Twitter @Meg_Hine 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 All our live Youtube interviews are available on the Dear Lovejoy channel here - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgiasdUjzzaVdRnN323EScw

Survival expert Megan has travelled far and wide in her search for answers and adventure. Serving up a healthy dose of outdoors enthusiasm, Meg talks about bushcraft and the importance of 'dirt time', as well as the need for more transparency on social media.

Von Pater George Elsbett LC „Die Existenz geht dem Wesen der Dinge voraus“ (Sartre). Das ist das Weltbild von immer mehr Menschen. Übersetzt bedeutet dies: Ich erfinde mich selbst. Ich bestimme. Ich gehe nicht von dem aus, was ich in Wirklichkeit bin, sondern ich schaffe und entwerfe mich selber. Ich kann aus mir machen was ich will. Es geht um den absoluten Vorrang der Freiheit. Freiheit bedeutet hier aber radikale Willkürlichkeit. Einziger Konkurrent dieser Freiheit ist Gott selbst. Diese Weltanschauung folgert: Wenn es Gott gibt, dann bin ich nicht frei. Aber ich bin frei, also gibt es Gott nicht. Warum wir uns nicht selbst erfinden müssen, können wir jedoch in der Bibel schon nachlesen. Warum wir uns nicht selbst erfinden müssen Die Heilige Schrift bietet eine radikal andere Weltanschauung. Gott hat uns von Anbeginn der Welt erwählt und hat einen Plan für jeden einzelnen. Gott schuf uns Menschen nicht, damit wir uns selbst verwirklichen, sondern zum Lob Gottes. Jeder Mensch ist von Gott vor Erschaffung der Welt erwählt worden und muss sich im Leben nicht selbst schaffen durch Leistung, Anerkennung oder anderen Dingen. “You can’t change the facts, your only option is to change your attitude.”

In a departure from our usual type of content, today I speak with Megan Hine who is an Internationally renowned female survival consultant.  Megan Hine is a survival expert, celebrity expedition leader, and adventure catalyst. Her vast wealth of experience and knowledge gained from leading hundreds of adventures across the globe enables her to organise unique expeditions to untouched and wild places. We talk at length about her Rule of 3 which is adapted from the training in the military. Why some people walk out of a situation alive while others may perish. Why attitude is so important when handling fears and emotions and how to attain the right one from people who may be self sabotaging    How she survived 7 days with no food in the snowy mountains of Northern Spain and enjoyed every minute of it. How to apply a survivor mindset to our everyday life-  Her 5 elements that make up a survivor mentality  The significance of working WITH your environment instead of protecting yourself FROM your environment.  Social media and how it distracts from experiencing real life  And how we have lost touch with our World because of the protection we have surrounded ourselves with. http://meganhine.com  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialmeganhine/  Instagram: @megan_hine Twitter: @Meg_Hine  Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mind-Survivor-taught-survival-success/dp/1473649285  And don't forget to check out @thenutritionguys on instagram!

I geek out in today's episode about mindset with Megan Hine - one of my true heros and after this episode, I suspect one of yours!Meg splits her time between expedition leading and producing and running safety and survival consulting for major networks such as Discovery Channel and Nat Geo - and often with Bear Grylls.She tells us some hair raising stories, which Meg believes shows brains conquers brawn nine times out of ten and advises that '3 seconds without thinking' should be added to the popular survival rule of 3 - and is arguably the most important.Tune into this episode to discover what it is that makes some people survive in survival situations while others don't - and how you can influence your mind not just to survive in today's world, but to thrive.

Drawing on her vast wealth of survival experiences around the world Megan Hine talks to Julia Wheeler at the Stanfords Travel Writers Festival about her book Mind of a Survivor. Mind of a Survivor by Megan Hine

Drawing on her vast wealth of survival experiences around the world Megan Hine talks to Julia Wheeler at the Stanfords Travel Writers Festival about her book Mind of a Survivor. Mind of a Survivor by Megan Hine

Megan has spent time working and living with native communities all around the world, from the San bushmen in Africa to the Sami reindeer herders in the Arctic to the Iban jungle dwellers in Borneo and many more. Most of her expeditions involve working closely with native peoples and she always aims to support local communities where possible. Megan’s primal drive to travel and explore means she can often be found breaking trail through waist deep snow, swinging in her hammock in the depths of a jungle or sharing stories sat around a campfire under the desert stars. Megan’s Knowledge and skills make her a world leading expert in all aspects of remote wilderness area expeditions, survival and TV filming. “In the wilderness the only person you are in competition with is yourself. You should constantly strive to be better, to push your own limits and explore your own relationship with the environment.”   Show notes Working in the UK - for once! Growing up as the oldest of 4 children Heading up Snowdon at a young age Finding the Military Cadets Why it was never about gender Careers outside academia? Taking a gap year and going back to uni Travelling the world Going down the mountaineering route Having a love - hate relationship with the jungle Running into trouble Developing a coping mechanism for dealing with stressful situations Getting push back on decisions Being chased by Drug Cartels with AK47s Connecting with local communities Moving back to North Wales Maintaining her fitness Building in yoga and stretching Where the book came from The mental aspects and psychology of survival  What makes people resilient? Advice for women trying to get into the industry Do you enjoy being outside? Her favourite pieces of gear Plans for 2018 Would she leave it all for a 9 to 5 job? A lifestyle or a job Having a back up plan Getting her dog - Tugg How to get a signed copy of her book Final words of advice Learn more about Megan and visit her website - http://meganhine.com

Tim Lovejoy chats to survival expert and expedition leader Megan Hine. They discuss acceptance of your situation, taking responsibility and being face to face with lions, scorpions and drug cartels. If you would like to contact us then our email address is dearlovejoypodcast@gmail.com or you can tweet Tim @timlovejoy If you would like to find out more about Megan, here are a few links Megan’s book goo.gl/pFg4Az Megan’s website http://meganhine.com Megan’s Twitter @Meg_Hine

Aasmah Mir and Suzy Klein are joined by the boxer and Olympic gold champion Nicola Adams, who talks about her boxing career and work as an extra in programmes including Coronation Street. Actor Les Dennis, spent three years on the Street playing burglar-turned-romeo, Michael Rodwell. He explains why he shaved his head for his latest role as Uncle Fester in The Addams Family. Survival expert, Megan Hine, is the woman who helps keep Bear Grylls safe. She describes how she contracted Lyme disease, was chased through the jungle by an armed drug gang and had to abseil past bears. Rochdale born singer and call centre worker, Jack Randle, is the first Briton to be selected to enter the 'Sinatra Idol Contest' held in Hoboken, New Jersey. He reveals what he'll be singing. Martin Kemp shares his Inheritance Tracks. He chooses Long Distance Love performed by Little Feat and Jumping Jack Flash by The Rolling Stones. Believe - Boxing, Olympics and my life outside the ring, by Nicola Adams, is out now. The Addams Family is currently on a tour of the UK and Ireland. Jack Randle takes part in the Sinatra Idol Contest in Hoboken on 15 June. Mind of a Survivor, What the Wild Has Taught Me About Survival and Success, by Megan Hine.

Today week we take on a doomsday future! We haven’t done one of those this season. So, what would happen if all the active volcanoes in the world erupted at the same time? The short answer is: bad things. The long answer is, well, you’ll have to listen to the episode!    First we talk to Jessica Ball, a volcanologist, who walks us through the different types of eruptions, what make something an active volcano, and just how bad ash is. Spoiler: it’s really bad. It gums up engines, cuts up your lungs, and is so heavy that it can collapse buildings.    But the destruction of a massive volcanic eruption doesn’t stop there. Oh no. Then Ball tells us about the ways in which volcanoes can actually impact the climate. In fact, in 1815, a single volcanic eruption at Mount Tambora caused the entire Northern Hemisphere to experience “A Year Without a Summer,” resulting in famine, death, and Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein. (You’ll have to listen to the podcast to get that particular story.)    So how does one live through this kind of apocalyptic event? To find out, I called up two people who, unlike me, would probably survive: Megan Hine and Pat Henry. Megan and Pat are both sort survival experts, but they go about it in really different ways.     Megan is an adventurer and wilderness expedition leader. She takes people out into the middle of nowhere, and trains them no how to survive. People like Bear Grills, the man of the Discovery Channel show Man vs. Wild. Bear has called Megan “the most incredible bushcraft, climbing and mountain guide you’ll ever meet.”    Pat is a little bit different. Pat is a prepper, someone who is actively preparing today for a disaster that might come tomorrow. Pat is the founder and editor of a website called The Prepper Journal, which has pretty much everything you need to know about prepping, should you be worried about, say, all the volcanoes in the world going off at once.     Oh and Pat isn’t his real name. He uses a pseudonym, so that nobody knows that he has two years worth of food stored up. So when something terrible does happen, he doesn’t have to turn his unprepared friends and neighbors away.    Both Megan and Pat said that the first way to survive is by being lucky. Don’t live or be near a volcano. But after that, surviving 1,500 volcanic eruptions is like surviving any other terrible thing. You’ll need food, water, shelter, medicine. You’ll have to fight off other humans. And you’ll probably be surprised by what you can do, when push comes to shove.     And we end the episode with a note about who you want in your little gang of survivalists. You’ll be surprised who’s actually a good addition to that team. Stay tuned to the end for that.    Also! Right now I'm running a little survey for listeners. Tell me a bit about yourself, please. Thanks!    Flash Forward is produced by me, Rose Eveleth, and is part of the Boing Boing podcast family. The intro music is by Asura and the outtro music is by Broke for Free. The voices for this week’s future scene were provided by Suzanne Fischer, Eddie Guimont, Guillermo Herrera, Wendy Hari, John Olier, Caroline Sinders and Kevin Wojtaszek whose name I think I might have finally pronounced correctly this time. The episode art is by Matt Lubchansky.     If you want to suggest a future we should take on, send us a note on Twitter, Facebook or by email at info@flashforwardpod.com. We love hearing your ideas! And if you think you’ve spotted one of the little references I’ve hidden in the episode, email us there too. If you’re right, I’ll send you something cool.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices