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00:02:12.340 The truth is textbook survival.

00:02:13.940 Take no risk, stay put, wait for rescue.

00:02:15.720 I thought that's going to be so boring.

00:02:17.380 I want to like do self-rescue where nobody knows you're missing.

00:02:19.960 You've got a shoelace, a dead squirrel, and a hot dog.

00:02:22.700 What are like the five most quintessential survival items?

00:02:25.040 Two's more challenging.

00:02:25.880 He's like, I don't even need five.

00:02:27.880 You'd know that you're going to sleep in a sheep's carcass before you do it.

00:02:30.720 I couldn't eat it because it was like stinking.

00:02:32.680 But I could make a sheeping bag out of it. 1.00

00:02:34.700 You drank your own b****. 1.00

00:02:36.040 What is that like? 1.00

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00:02:41.640 Are we rolling?

00:02:48.460 So we are rolling.

00:02:50.080 All right.

00:02:50.380 We never know when we're rolling.

00:02:51.440 The crew is all different.

00:02:52.460 We're in London.

00:02:53.120 We got Bear Grylls sitting next to us.

00:02:54.360 the number one survival expert on the planet you're a dream guest of mine bear you're so kind

00:02:58.320 you're so kind and i always feel super self-conscious hearing something like that

00:03:03.120 because first of all i really don't think i am the number one survival guy i really yeah and

00:03:07.500 that's not just like you know it's true i'm really not there i regularly in my life meet

00:03:13.600 you know better survivors better skydivers better climbers better looking more articulate stronger

00:03:20.220 fit better in every way but i'm i'm a survivor and i hang on in there and i'll take any ranking

00:03:26.200 to be honest mike's a survivor too he beat a heroine there you go there you go i didn't bring

00:03:30.860 it up yeah is that right yeah it is yeah good for you well that is that's a proper journey

00:03:36.720 yeah it was i consider myself to be a bit of a survivalist potentially number one in that

00:03:41.820 category good for you see well in that sense like we were saying we're all survivors aren't we

00:03:46.400 and we're all people who try best we can to follow our dreams follow our hearts get good people

00:03:52.600 around us face a few battles there you go you're taught you you've had them you've had them we've

00:03:57.480 all had them but i keep going no not to get deep right off the rip but you're absolutely right life

00:04:02.000 is uh hard at baseline level life is literally about survival and um you're very humble but i

00:04:08.180 think why i said that and in my opinion what makes you the best is that you do it all and you named

00:04:13.820 all the things that you do like not a lot of people can can hop from a jack of many things

00:04:18.440 you've mastered plenty of these things man and it's an honor to have you in uh we walked in the

00:04:26.500 studio you came with your son uh young grills who i don't know if you know this this dude

00:04:32.520 bass jumping hookman he is that the right way he jumped off a bridge a bass jump with the hooks

00:04:38.720 of the parachute attached to his skin shirtless how does that work how does that work so wait

00:04:44.940 well that was we had we've had some epic adventures for me it's it's nice these sort of things i hate 0.88

00:04:51.560 going with a whole bunch whole team of like prs and well you know our home some of the year is in

00:04:57.360 london and we're here together and for me to have an afternoon with jesse who's now 20 and we came

00:05:03.120 down by boat and we walked for a little bit and i'm very happy for me it's it's as much of motivation

00:05:08.480 to spend a nice afternoon with Jesse, but he's, he's amazing. He's, we, we've, we learned to

00:05:13.240 base jump together, didn't we? I really, I was following in your slipstream and your slipstream

00:05:17.500 can be a, can be a rough place to be sometimes. I have to ask because I'm having this concern

00:05:24.080 as I look to my future and like, I want to have kids, but I've done some crazy stuff. And in the

00:05:29.220 same way that I try to emulate my father, who's, you know, this tough, um, never give up survivalist

00:05:36.020 kind of guy who's also a huge fan of you i'm sure you tried to emulate your dad but at what point

00:05:41.600 is it too dangerous is it the hooks in the skin jumping off the building i don't know is this a

00:05:48.220 place to talk for you you you you you kind of you fill in what do we have do we have a mic i'd

00:05:53.100 actually he can come sit right here come on here we go this is maybe one of the more wholesome

00:05:58.340 and the truth is now now this podcast for me becomes it goes from um not that it was ever

00:06:06.560 work but you know kind of you know work to pure pure happiness yeah right here yeah i mean it's

00:06:12.780 amazing bro your your kin is doing amazing things as well and i'm curious are you trying to

00:06:20.740 be the daredevil that your dad was well i think i got a passion for skydiving from him and then i

00:06:27.860 like found my own niche in base jumping and that was like special to go on my first your first

00:06:32.940 base jump like take you for your first jump i mean that was actually i mean it was first of all it

00:06:37.660 was super fun when he was 12 i took him skydiving and strapped him to one of our crew stood beside

00:06:42.600 him at 12 actually i don't think it was a tan i think we just oh the first one we just threw him

00:06:48.540 out and it was meant to be it was meant to be what they call accelerated free-fall training

00:06:52.540 where you do it with like two formulas should we be telling this story i was gonna say this

00:06:56.520 sounds illegal man i thought you had to be 16 i was thrown out i loved it and i was going to be

00:07:03.540 guided the whole way like a walkie-talkie everything's under control and like the

00:07:08.800 parachute opens i'm like waiting for the walkie-talkie and it's like out of battery of

00:07:13.280 course because no one's prepared but also you were on your own because we do you know it was

00:07:16.880 out of the chopper outside and you'd gone it was like and i was on the side with scott and we were

00:07:20.800 like it was out and we've got to go get him but you were like you smashed it out of a chopper as

00:07:26.080 well out of a chop but i i hasten to add this was in a country where there are no rules and i think

00:07:30.800 we were okay let's not name the country see in america we do that with little kids into like

00:07:37.660 pools like we'll throw a kid into like a pool and they'll learn how to swim but usually not

00:07:41.260 his mom did go a little nuts but anyway the point of the story is so i kind of introduced into

00:07:46.840 skydiving he was instantly kind of got it was natural to that we we kept doing a bunch of it

00:07:51.520 And then when you were 16, I think, Jesse started base jumping.

00:07:55.960 And I was like, I was getting a little bit of grief slash quite a lot of grief from Shara, my wife.

00:08:02.120 And like, no, this is my fault that he's base jumping.

00:08:05.180 You know, the most dangerous.

00:08:05.820 She still hates it. 0.99

00:08:07.080 She still hates it.

00:08:07.820 Do you feel like it is your fault?

00:08:08.460 But I kind of said, I said, Jesse, why don't we just do it together?

00:08:11.900 We'll get the gang together, all our friends who are the best in the world at this.

00:08:15.940 We'll learn it together, do it the right way.

00:08:18.240 But the truth is, by this day, Jesse was kind of away.

00:08:20.720 we did then he goes papa i think it's time for your first jump so that was already a weird

00:08:25.260 dynamic he's like 16 17 teaching me but we were in we were in switzerland i was doing i'll never

00:08:32.100 forget it i was doing like a presentation of a big you know a couple of thousand bankers in

00:08:35.980 geneva or something and i was on stage at like 8 a.m and i was there just with jesse because we

00:08:40.640 were like road tripping it like we are now and he goes papa there's an epic bridge like an hour

00:08:45.700 and a half drive from here and we were up 6 a.m out to the beat out to the bridge you jumped it

00:08:51.620 was awesome quick getaway in the van you're up on stage sort of like an hour and a half later

00:08:56.800 all pumped up i was like totally over adrenalized i had like karma time well the courage obviously

00:09:03.120 runs in the family i just got my b license skydiving well done like like literally two

00:09:08.240 weeks ago respect where do you where do you do your jumping uh i did most of them in california

00:09:13.180 in paris and then i went to utah um at this canyon mineral mineral yeah i've jumped both

00:09:20.000 those places they're great and beautiful paris is such a fun yeah it was awesome but i promised

00:09:24.880 myself i would never base jump i won't do it guys very dangerous i think that's fair i think the key

00:09:30.520 is i mean jesse was telling me just traveling here you know 16 base jumpers have died this

00:09:34.820 summer already and it's like you know i think it is a dangerous sport if you do it you got to be

00:09:39.380 really on it and you got to just leave the ego behind be jumping really good people and and we

00:09:44.440 set pretty firm boundaries for ourselves now in the sense we're not doing proximity flying or

00:09:49.760 wingsuits where the fatality rate is and if we jump off cliffs we jump well you jump much more

00:09:54.880 dangerous after me i try and really go big high overhanging yours you smoke it a little lower

00:09:59.780 because you're more talented than me well i was also going to say just just just watch the lad

00:10:04.400 because we know how this goes you're going to want to keep pushing it you're going to want to go

00:10:09.080 lower you're going to want to do the the side by side in the air if you get to one i don't know

00:10:14.040 he's smart he's much more jesse is much more safety conscious than me actually he's much more

00:10:19.200 thorough diligent he's often going pop hold on let's just think about this and actually

00:10:23.080 you don't have an ego with things and i know the temptation you that's the sort of a normal

00:10:27.980 rhetoric of a young guy but actually you're super smart i'm better now and when i did the hook jump

00:10:32.960 then i wasn't i was 18 just a little bit just give us a little background of what what that means

00:10:40.160 yeah so i had a i had a friend from russia yeah that makes sense this is this is when

00:10:47.100 friend from russia it's done yeah so it's actually all you need is yeah and he he worked in a tattoo

00:10:56.620 shot doing piercings and he had done um like a few like doing it people where they put hooks in

00:11:03.200 your back and you like hang off the ground by ropes but it was from russia in prisoners way

00:11:09.300 of helping people off some hardcore drugs through pain therapy i mean it was like already it's

00:11:13.960 messed up and and also and we were sat around we were like well we attached the parachute then to

00:11:19.240 the hooks that should work so he just kind of drove out to the bridge i lay down in the back

00:11:24.240 of his van

00:11:24.840 he pushed him through

00:11:26.180 he climbed up

00:11:26.940 and yeah

00:11:27.700 how big are the hooks

00:11:28.580 um

00:11:29.900 they're like

00:11:31.160 you know

00:11:31.540 about that long

00:11:32.600 that thick

00:11:33.180 but it was

00:11:33.960 it was full on

00:11:35.300 and also

00:11:35.860 you have four of them

00:11:36.900 dude I was reading

00:11:37.660 the guy doing it

00:11:38.640 had a tattooed eyeball

00:11:39.620 his eye

00:11:40.100 he's a beautiful guy

00:11:44.480 I remember him

00:11:45.140 telling me

00:11:45.540 that he got

00:11:46.200 he got all his face tattoos

00:11:47.840 done

00:11:48.400 because he's so antisocial

00:11:49.840 he thought everyone

00:11:50.840 would leave him alone

00:11:51.720 but it had the opposite

00:11:53.520 everyone now wants selfies and why you've got blue eyes and whatever yeah he's a he's a kind

00:11:58.000 heart no i was reading the pdf and i'm both of us were like are we reading this i don't think i

00:12:02.700 understand what's happening this is his kid this isn't even him it was also on a road trip jesse

00:12:06.800 me took a road trip during quarantine during lockdown a couple of years ago whenever it was

00:12:11.160 and um and i had to be 10 days before i could go back into the country so i said to jesse he'd just

00:12:16.360 left school i said bring the motorbikes i'll meet you in spain we'll we'll take the leather waistcoats

00:12:22.040 you know the base jumping rig and we're just gonna have a kind of crazy fun adventure and we'll

00:12:27.220 camp and we'll jump and we'll be on the bikes it kind of turned into road trip from from hell

00:12:32.820 because at first it was freezing cold we were dressed for summer we were like freezing our

00:12:36.320 nuts in the mountains and event and we found some great places we jumped together we had so many

00:12:42.040 cool times but this was one of the days where it was like i was watching that the the hooks go into

00:12:47.380 you and and the guy the russian who jesse is a legend we don't want to name it because he kind

00:12:52.420 of he likes to fly under the radar but he was having to like smoke some weed in between each

00:12:57.460 hook he was going he was getting so stressed out i need spliff in between i'll do two and i'll be

00:13:01.680 back there so is he part of the wagner group or no no no he's the opposite he's he's a gentle

00:13:07.720 i wanted to ask this you you clearly have this uh maybe it's genetic this missing fear of mortality

00:13:15.820 right like like you're not it seems like you're not super concerned about your safety do you think

00:13:22.080 that that's a that's a gene that was potentially passed down from your dad where you're able to

00:13:26.280 like look fear in its face and just go anyways you know what it is i think you're much better

00:13:31.120 at conquering fear than me it's like you know how kids are like they can learn languages better

00:13:35.640 because their brains can mold starting from such a young age it's like it's so normalized in my

00:13:41.200 brain and like kind of getting over that so it's less i get less scared whereas you can you have

00:13:47.200 such good coping mechanisms of getting over the fear i think when i'm really scared then i struggle

00:13:51.300 but it's like base jumping is so normalized it's funny with you because like if we go climbing

00:13:56.800 jesse would be like really scared like 30 foot up he's like and yet put a rig on his back and like

00:14:04.260 we've been on some seriously sketchy little ledges 3000 foot up climbing and he's like super cool

00:14:10.020 where for me, I have to go somewhere inside to get through this.

00:14:14.860 Have you ever thought about putting the rig on your back

00:14:16.940 before you go climbing?

00:14:18.620 That's a good idea.

00:14:20.300 It's not going to help a 30-foot.

00:14:22.040 At a 30-foot, I'm shaking, man.

00:14:25.080 Well, dude, I'm not going to make you sit here this whole time.

00:14:27.540 I did want to get your input on this because this is fascinating.

00:14:30.720 Thanks, brother.

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00:18:26.140 your patties sizzling hot this summer back to the show man you've been on so many adventures

00:18:30.620 climb mount everest when you were 23 years old um man versus wild one of my favorite shows growing

00:18:36.680 up do you know that you're going to sleep in a sheep's carcass before you do it or is that

00:18:41.220 is that a split decision well on on that show there's always a there's a thousand options

00:18:46.820 you know sometimes you're going places where you know it's pretty barren you have to kind of have

00:18:51.500 a few backup plans if you're not going to find food you're not going to find shelter hold on

00:18:55.440 can we you know and i've definitely been known to throw a few dead pigeons into the back of

00:18:59.320 crew's backpacks as a backup plan oh yeah but we pretty rarely have to go there there's normally

00:19:03.660 always somewhere i mean that that sheep that was just a rotting sheep in a bog in wherever we were

00:19:09.400 i couldn't eat it because it was like stinking yeah but i could make a sheep and bag out of it

00:19:14.540 so that's been sheep camel deer were there any moments where you felt like you didn't have

00:19:22.520 things under control or you felt like on any on any of these shows on you know man versus wild

00:19:27.900 on anything like where you felt like you you potentially might not make it through well i

00:19:32.500 think in terms of the tv shows i've done man versus wild definitely started off pretty sketchy

00:19:37.180 because it was super lean.

00:19:39.220 It was just me and a few couple of us.

00:19:41.360 We'd go and we'd gun it and go.

00:19:42.760 And we never, first of all,

00:19:44.200 kind of thought it would be on TV.

00:19:46.060 We went and just shot it, had fun in the Rockies,

00:19:49.160 and they ended up putting it out on TV late at night

00:19:52.440 with no marketing.

00:19:53.460 And just the timing was lucky and it flew.

00:19:55.620 And it was just one of those things meant to be.

00:19:57.400 Can you run the audience through the premise of the show

00:20:00.120 really quick for people that don't know what the show was?

00:20:02.240 Well, Man vs. Well was the first TV show I ever did,

00:20:04.540 reluctantly.

00:20:05.200 No way.

00:20:05.860 Yeah.

00:20:06.040 yeah i mean i really the producer came to me three times it was like and i'd just got i left

00:20:11.200 the military i'd be part of an expedition to everest after i left that we had a whole bunch

00:20:16.680 of things happen up there where people lost their lives but i wrote a book on that just getting

00:20:21.260 married age 25 and uh and this producer from discovery channel approached us and said would

00:20:26.900 we could we do a show where we drop you in the middle of nowhere and you show us how to get out

00:20:30.940 of there and like i said i was really reluctant to do it just because i didn't know about tv i

00:20:34.940 thought i don't know what i'm doing i that's i'm in my zone of climbing in the expeditions i want

00:20:40.040 to stay in that and the more i said that the more they say we don't want a tv guy we want that yeah

00:20:44.820 the mud the blood the the stumbles the forms the ums the r's you know and uh and so we went into

00:20:51.640 that and and you know we did seven seasons of that show and in many ways that that built that

00:20:56.660 foundation and platform to be able to go and do all these other shows like running wild and you

00:21:00.820 versus wild and all the other stuff but it started with that but to your point of the danger i think

00:21:06.640 those early days we had so little safety in place and it was always having close calls and you know

00:21:12.840 bitten by snakes chased by sharks crocodiles pinned in rapids parachute favors all the time

00:21:18.320 you know this stuff was happening is there like an osha for like television like who who says

00:21:23.220 yo you can't do this is there anybody that does that well at that stage nobody and there were no

00:21:27.900 rules and it was kind of wild west and i remember one of our crew one of we slowly started to build

00:21:33.560 the crew and we brought one guy in and he stayed like five episodes and he said this has been a

00:21:38.620 ride this has been amazing but first of all one somebody's gonna die on this show you can't keep

00:21:44.020 doing this right and this was five show five and we eventually did like 75 of that wow but um so we

00:21:50.020 did have to get smarter we did have to grow it a little bit plan it a little better but now we're

00:21:54.680 really like especially running wild where i'm taking celebrities you know other people away

00:21:58.740 big hollywood icons or world leaders or sports guys you know you can't be you can't be totally

00:22:04.000 seedy your pants you got you know they they're trusting me with their life their brand their

00:22:08.260 time their so now we it it there's the danger is raw and real it's always there but we really

00:22:14.880 kind of make sure we're on it we still have a small team though you know it's invariably the

00:22:19.860 stars can never believe at the end of it they go wow it really was just like six or seven of us a

00:22:24.580 coil of rope gunning it and going i imagine it probably well i think money and big numbers

00:22:32.460 doesn't necessarily equal safety sometimes it makes things more dangerous because there's

00:22:36.760 nobody's committed or anything everyone's box ticking you know and actually having a small

00:22:41.180 trusted crew which my our crew is being there from the beginning from man versus world days

00:22:45.720 ex-special forces guys buddies of mine that i serve with you know there's a level of trust and

00:22:49.980 connection that's been there for years built up over years and years and that's a you know we

00:22:56.220 never take it for granted never get complacent but for me i feel that's the safest place to be

00:23:00.560 with trusted people small team got each other's back no ego if people are struggling we find

00:23:06.200 another route we reassess stuff you've done some gnarly stuff there and it pops up on my tiktok

00:23:12.200 man that one bug you ate i mean you've eaten a lot of bugs but there was one in particular i think

00:23:18.760 it was a it's like a giant caterpillar disgusting and you could hear it explode when you get into

00:23:25.280 it you drank your own piss i mean what is that like that might be the most it's a lot worse

00:23:30.800 this is prime is a major step up in my life and bear in mind you've got a low benchmark to impress

00:23:36.500 me with but um yeah drinking urine first of all is not something i do for fun i'm not one of these

00:23:44.240 people and there are people out there aren't there who kind of what did they what did the

00:23:47.200 Aussies call it a geyser a bubbler a bubbler take a bubbler I'm not a bubbler yeah yeah but

00:23:53.360 there are people out there yeah the coach from dodgeball he drinks his own urine because it's

00:23:58.180 sterile and anyways but um but it can save your life if you're if you're well hydrated and you're

00:24:04.840 low on supply you're out in the desert yeah well clear well hydrated pee is is you can drink it

00:24:12.760 If you're peeing out brown, dehydrated pee.

00:24:16.180 Jack Daniels and cheese.

00:24:17.720 Jack Daniels and cheese.

00:24:19.580 That is waste product. 0.99

00:24:21.560 Disgusting. 0.98

00:24:22.300 Oh, my God. 0.99

00:24:22.740 I'm going to go to bed with that image now tonight.

00:24:24.680 That's going to be it.

00:24:25.400 Well, NASA is saying now that they can filtrate, what, 98% of contaminants out of urine and turn into water.

00:24:33.680 Maybe not the Jack Daniels and cheese.

00:24:35.620 Do you think that would be their limit?

00:24:36.720 No, no. 0.80

00:24:36.880 That's the 2%.

00:24:37.500 I really wish I hadn't said that, to be honest with you.

00:24:39.540 No, NASA's really making some big transformations

00:24:43.500 that Bear could maybe use one day.

00:24:46.080 But yeah, these drastic decisions you make

00:24:49.640 for things that most of the world would consider vile,

00:24:53.440 how much of it is, okay, survival versus,

00:24:56.520 oh, this is going to be a good bit, content?

00:24:58.600 I think I grew up on much more bushcrafty TV shows

00:25:02.900 where the guys were sitting around whittling a spoon with a knife.

00:25:06.160 It was slow in their anorak, and it was bleh.

00:25:09.540 you know and i never wanted to do that for me i wasn't a survivor i didn't consider myself a

00:25:14.900 survivalist i was trained in the special forces in combat survival that was always about staying

00:25:20.140 hidden moving fast getting out of there and i love that dynamic and energy so when we started

00:25:25.200 man versus wild the truth is textbook survival is take no risks stay put wait for rescue i thought

00:25:31.400 that's gonna be so boring i want to like do self-rescue where nobody's looking for you nobody

00:25:35.860 knows you're missing your kids are uh you know in trouble you gotta go now you've got a shoelace

00:25:41.000 a dead squirrel and a half a roller what are you gonna do and for me that lit me up it's like

00:25:46.560 i'm there yeah you know so we always try to keep that energy to it and to be honest not a lot has

00:25:52.140 changed i mean we still never do a second take of anything we still there's mud and rain all over

00:25:57.480 the lens it's great the crew know that i really don't enjoy being on camera so they kind of never

00:26:03.660 say action it's like i guess we're going let's let's do it that's the best way to do it the best

00:26:08.480 way you get it did you watch macgyver as a kid at all macgyver obsessed a classic american program

00:26:15.180 yeah i mean and one of the best i used to love that i mean that was my kind of hero growing up

00:26:19.980 was it was a mix of that you know a team which is what i felt we have with our team anyway it's

00:26:26.040 just you don't see so much of them but whenever we did behind the scenes shows people loved it

00:26:30.000 They're rock sales, brilliant.

00:26:31.600 And then if I had to be a third hero, maybe like John the Baptist, you know,

00:26:35.360 lived off locust honey in the wilderness, good heart.

00:26:39.320 You know, a combination of a bit of all of that was what I grew up loving.

00:26:42.640 So those are your top three survivalists, not you.

00:26:45.100 I think so, yeah.

00:26:46.360 My girlfriend wanted me to ask you, if you were on the show alone,

00:26:50.220 we love that show, what would be five items that you would bring?

00:26:55.140 Yeah.

00:26:57.300 I'm not sure I know the show alone.

00:26:58.820 Tell me about that.

00:26:59.600 So basically, they try to survive.

00:27:02.060 You get left on your own.

00:27:03.700 It's just you filming yourself.

00:27:05.840 You get to bring ten items.

00:27:07.080 But for the sake of this show, I'm just curious if you could bring five.

00:27:10.640 What are the five most quintessential survival items that you Bear Grylls would bring

00:27:14.540 if you were left alone in the wilderness?

00:27:16.380 Well, I think I'd need to look at it, look at the terrain and look at where we're going.

00:27:20.920 But I think a small hand axe is always overrated.

00:27:24.380 It's underrated.

00:27:25.560 You can do so much with that.

00:27:26.720 And, you know, once you've got a good chopping blade,

00:27:29.540 you can make shelters, you can make fire, friction fires, all of this.

00:27:32.240 You can hunt with it, you can make tracks with it.

00:27:33.960 Probably better than just a pocket knife.

00:27:38.580 So just that, maybe.

00:27:40.360 Honestly, it doesn't surprise me.

00:27:41.300 You know, I've had to pick two things.

00:27:43.020 He'd bring this watch.

00:27:43.960 By the way, thank you.

00:27:44.580 I didn't thank you.

00:27:46.200 Thank you for this.

00:27:46.920 Five is harder.

00:27:48.120 I mean, if I had to pick two, two's more challenging.

00:27:50.160 He's like, I don't even need five.

00:27:52.100 I would go that axe and a never-give-up attitude.

00:27:55.960 The rest is detailed.

00:27:57.900 I mean, Jesse's holding his head in his hands,

00:27:59.360 going, Papa, all you ever do is bang on about

00:28:01.540 never give up and ride it on Logan's watch.

00:28:03.520 But it's the only thing you really need in survival.

00:28:06.260 And as you guys know, in life,

00:28:07.580 you don't have to be the most talented,

00:28:10.220 don't have to be the most skillful,

00:28:11.420 you just got to be the most dogged and...

00:28:12.960 Warrior.

00:28:13.960 It's this.

00:28:14.920 It's this.

00:28:15.860 Have you ever been close?

00:28:16.580 I realize that more and more in life.

00:28:18.280 Have you ever been close to giving up?

00:28:20.160 So often.

00:28:21.460 So often.

00:28:21.980 But I think never giving up is a muscle.

00:28:24.020 It's not a...

00:28:25.140 Why I like it is that some people are born great.

00:28:28.600 Some people are born in sports and great talent, fast, you know, whatever it is, clever.

00:28:33.300 But I like that fire inside stuff.

00:28:36.860 They never give up because everybody has it, but you've got to build it.

00:28:40.200 And you build it by failing.

00:28:41.420 You build it by not being the hero.

00:28:42.940 You build it by falling down, getting back up, going through some trauma like you have,

00:28:46.600 going through some battles, through some storms, real storms, metaphorical life storm.

00:28:51.720 And that's why I like this thing of kids at school not just –

00:28:56.200 school's always celebrating the heroes.

00:28:58.140 You know, the guys who look amazing and they're clever and they're sporty.

00:29:01.280 But my eyes see through those guys now.

00:29:04.180 I'm looking at little Johnny who never gets picked, never wins.

00:29:09.700 But he's smiling.

00:29:10.720 He turns up every day.

00:29:11.840 He gives his all.

00:29:13.220 And he might not have the outer muscles, but come 18,

00:29:15.480 the never-give-up muscles are going to be strong.

00:29:19.780 And he's ready for life.

00:29:20.740 and life doesn't care how it's full of talented people who don't make it you know so uh you might

00:29:27.840 roll your eyes jesse but i don't ever apologize to you for that i'll apologize for many things

00:29:32.120 i never apologize saying to you every day of your life going off school

00:29:35.400 courage kindness never give up and it's the currency of life it's just really hard to

00:29:42.160 stop someone who never gives up i've said it on this show before if you're persistent

00:29:47.120 And you just have that dog in you

00:29:49.620 That refuses to stop

00:29:51.040 Cockroach

00:29:52.100 Cockroach mentality

00:29:53.980 They're hard to kill

00:29:54.720 It's true 0.98

00:29:56.920 Y'all gotta be a cockroach 0.63

00:29:59.660 When you're approaching life 0.97

00:30:00.860 That cockroach mentality 0.71

00:30:03.620 You gotta be hard to kill

00:30:05.440 There's a new movie that came out

00:30:08.200 Sousi? Sisu?

00:30:10.640 Sousi?

00:30:11.200 He refuses to die

00:30:12.740 That's you Bear Grylls

00:30:16.320 you refuse to die but but you know it's here is that's a compliment i'll take and that one i let

00:30:21.400 go in here because it's the only thing i've ever wanted the rest success any of that stuff comes

00:30:26.840 and goes it's transient and it's it's it's sand under your feet but having a resilient spirit and

00:30:33.020 good friends good connections that i'll take i imagine the parachute accident that you had when

00:30:38.600 you were younger was definitely one of those hurdles you had to jump you were almost paralyzed

00:30:43.660 for life correct yeah i was i was i was unlucky in the sense that i had it but i was lucky

00:30:49.680 super lucky that i wasn't paralyzed i mean the doctors said i was with millimeters every my

00:30:54.700 spinal cord i was like 22 at the time uh you know serving in the military i was in africa

00:31:01.520 canopy tall i should have cut away really straight away it was getting dark i thought i could sort it

00:31:07.440 and before i knew it crashed in and broke three vertebrae and spent months and months back in the

00:31:12.780 uk and military rehab struggling to get out of bed and reach a bathroom without you know

00:31:19.580 agonizing pain and trying to sort of rebuild my life and thinking what am i going to do i can't

00:31:23.980 do this job i can't even can't even climb any stairs let alone a mountain you know what am i

00:31:28.760 going to do and but as you guys know i think sometimes those dark times in our life are where

00:31:34.120 we where we build the the muscle the what you just said the never give up muscle and also you

00:31:39.500 kind of work out what do you really want what do you really want and I felt that first of all I

00:31:45.220 should be dead or paralyzed I'd be so lucky life's giving me a second chance it doesn't often do that

00:31:50.900 for people don't blow it be grateful live every day what eyes wide open fail a ton because it's

00:31:57.160 all bonus now you can go for anything I love that and wherever you get to come one on a mountain

00:32:02.700 you're in bonus time so live wide-eyed with that rhino spirit yeah come on and i've and and you do

00:32:10.040 that long enough it becomes a muscle again it becomes an attitude a state of mind and i've

00:32:14.980 tried to carry that i've tried to champion that through all the tv shows all the endeavors all

00:32:19.140 the stuff i do does it and does it does it ever does that bonus time energy ever stop do you fear

00:32:26.800 the day when the reaper calls for you yeah a little bit i have some struggle moments for sure

00:32:32.960 but you know it's part of being human i think i'm never afraid to share those it's why i put

00:32:38.700 hand in hand with resilience i put great friends just as important you know you it's no good being

00:32:45.020 just strong you know because you're never as strong as when if i've learned anything about

00:32:50.220 survival one plus one never equals two equals about five or six you know you need great friends

00:32:55.460 you need those connections you're going to have times of struggle times where you can't keep going

00:32:59.600 you know and i've had many of those and lifted on the shoulders of giants in my life many times i

00:33:05.640 look at look at my late dad who taught me to climb i look at those soldiers that stood beside me

00:33:09.820 expedition members on everest and many other mountains the camera crew on the tv shows

00:33:15.080 my my you know jesse and my family beside me and so much that you know things like this press i

00:33:21.680 don't do much of this i struggle actually with i really i get much more anxious doing big press

00:33:27.320 stuff than i do up a mountain so it's so interesting you have good friends with you

00:33:30.580 and good sons and good son well it's it's it's a that's a great privilege wait so the parachute

00:33:36.760 accident happened at 22 yeah yeah but didn't you climb mount everest at age 23 i did i did i think

00:33:43.860 i mean it it makes it it makes it sound like a sort of great journey of like it was actually a

00:33:50.040 really struggle of trying to re-find confidence and identity for me and I think so much of my

00:33:55.300 identity growing up when my dad had been that connection in climbing and I could do this

00:33:59.560 and I think in that hospital that's what I lost that's what and my and a lot of confidence and I

00:34:05.500 and the main goal was I'm going to get strong enough to reach that bathroom go up those stairs

00:34:11.180 go on the next flight of stairs and within two years I'm going to stand on top of the world

00:34:15.040 and it was like a driving goal to and nobody you know nobody knew I was I wasn't like anybody I

00:34:21.560 thought I'm probably going to fail but it was a focus it was like what I could hold on to and I

00:34:27.720 look at that every time and you know I feel I got really fortunate as well like I say stuff a whole

00:34:33.580 bunch of stuff happened up there and I came away again with a realization of the value of great

00:34:39.640 people in your life you know and I would never reach the top of that mountain without those guys

00:34:44.120 i climbed with and i put so much of my life down to so many giants who have helped me at big stages 0.78

00:34:51.000 i mean look at that producer who told me to do man versus wild when i was being an idiot and going

00:34:55.640 i don't know what i'm saying no to you know so many moments like that of good people who believe 0.75

00:35:00.420 in you when you don't always believe in yourself yeah life is quite literally all about your clan

00:35:07.720 your community and at the end of the day can be summarized with the word love i was having this

00:35:12.300 conversation with my girlfriend we were under the stars one night I think we were a little high and

00:35:17.740 I was looking up there and in this particular moment I was just feeling the sheer insignificance

00:35:25.180 of of humans and this planet in general and I just felt so small especially because

00:35:32.520 I understand now as an adult more than I ever have how big the universe is like we are really

00:35:40.980 a speck of dust in the middle of an infinite universe and to think about that is a little

00:35:45.640 jarring that can be intimidating and i i said to her i was like nina it's it's it's crazy i look up

00:35:52.880 at the sky and i just realized like truly how insignificant we are and this sweet girl turns

00:35:59.680 to me and she looks at me in the eyes and she goes yeah but not to each other and i just my

00:36:05.500 head exploded i was like wow what such a simple sentence and yet so profound and so true like all

00:36:13.400 we have is each other and the group of people that we can love hopefully and having that makes

00:36:20.060 everything that we do on this planet worthwhile so you're absolutely right so true and it's

00:36:25.740 connection and there was a humbling place in the in the best way yeah yeah good for you guys having

00:36:31.400 that experience you get to do a little bit of that uh i try to um yeah i i i feel and i say

00:36:37.600 this with privilege that i'm in bonus area now i don't really know how he he definitely is like

00:36:42.860 he was supposed to have been claimed by the reaper he beat him but um i every day beat him i just

00:36:48.060 postponed you postponed that's it that's it now every day i'm i'm i'm super thankful and i imagine

00:36:54.520 and perhaps this is why you're so uh contagiously motivational that you've had some profound

00:37:00.400 experiences out there in the middle of nowhere looking up at the stars and contemplating your

00:37:06.300 purpose and being on this planet no well let's see it's as they say nature's tv it's all and

00:37:13.360 nature's a great healing place the natural world is healing for our hearts why does it

00:37:17.760 light people up why does it give a pride and a confidence and a and a light in your eye that

00:37:23.380 money or drugs can never touch or get close to and you know that's a great gift that is all of

00:37:29.100 our great gift and it's free and it's around us and it's I think it's been the key to running wild

00:37:34.360 to that show I do why do these guys want to come and be uncomfortable cold scared even though it's

00:37:39.660 only two days why do they want that because the reward is big the reward is like you can't buy it

00:37:45.920 you can't buy it and that's a magical thing I mean even Jesse was saying to me the other day he spent

00:37:50.600 his first night we spent the whole night up and watched the sunrise and it's like it's a life

00:37:55.100 moment isn't it you would you were diving in the sea at five in the morning it's like you'll never

00:37:59.400 forget that champ you know it's wonderful those are the moments speaking of diving in the sea

00:38:04.020 you talked earlier about the dangers of excessive wealth as it parlays or combines with adventure

00:38:11.400 we had a massive accident uh last week with the titanic expedition did you have any thoughts on

00:38:19.420 on that event and and what happened there yeah first of all i guess just such a tragedy uh you

00:38:26.040 know i think hindsight's always 2020 isn't it you look back and you realize there were a whole bunch

00:38:29.780 of corners probably cut on that and uh and actually i was with some submariner guys this week who were

00:38:37.100 going hard on that that stuff was totally mickey mouse compared to what the gear we operate you

00:38:42.980 know and but i think time and an investigation will will figure whether that's true or not but

00:38:48.740 I think above all it's just a tragic loss unnecessary probably loss of life I think though

00:38:55.280 what I would say is that we've got to be careful not to throw out the baby with the bathwater in

00:39:00.840 the sense that like oh they shouldn't be doing it or you know it's and I know at the extremes of

00:39:07.140 risk and you start putting money and wealth and billionaires and space and you know but that's

00:39:13.900 right on the extremes isn't it and that air is always going to get a little gray a little foggy

00:39:18.340 a little kind of murky but i think that that the intent is good i think all of us we should be

00:39:25.540 living with an adventure-centered spirit adventure is a state of mind it's how we live our life

00:39:30.480 approach relationships tackle our job launch businesses all the good stuff you know and i

00:39:35.500 think you can't be saying to your kids live wide-eyed and go for it and follow your dreams

00:39:40.400 and never give up and then on one hand they say but they can't you know just because he's become

00:39:44.840 a billionaire he can't do that so i think you're careful not to throw out that side of it because

00:39:50.260 we should be living adventure spirited life and and you've got to admire their risk-taking

00:39:55.420 spirit as well and sometimes it goes wrong and the world sees and it's tragic

00:39:59.640 but um but yeah i can't i can't believe how um unforgiving twitter is no no i was you went the

00:40:06.240 same direction i was gonna say the response to it was just it was a it was a strange what did

00:40:11.700 learning lesson in just heartlessness just a lot of like a lot of memes a lot of i don't know

00:40:18.200 like it's it's it's weird how i mean like obviously it's a tragedy and obviously there were

00:40:25.500 safety precautions that were just overlooked a lot but uh yeah the internet's ruthless it was

00:40:33.880 and it was it was strange too how much of it was dependent on their financial status their wealth

00:40:39.760 it was very odd to me like if like revenge yeah yes exactly like if a cashier from shop right

00:40:46.320 mother of three had died in a skydiving accident the world would do a gof on me they would flip

00:40:51.040 out everybody would be putting flowers on the fences and on the street where she lived but

00:40:55.440 since these guys had worked hard to accumulate wealth yeah the internet said these are terrible

00:41:00.920 people they deserved what they had coming to them and and and may their souls rest in piss basically

00:41:06.900 like it was it was a horrific horrific response and also you know your heart breaks for the 19

00:41:13.180 year old kid who kind of went with his dad just to be with his dad can you imagine wasn't like

00:41:17.520 crazy about it just wanted to be with and seeking out experiences and but i mean well at least it

00:41:23.620 wasn't five days of running out of oxygen and freezing cold pitch black terrified you know

00:41:28.840 that was an instantaneous death once you get down there they said faster than than the brain

00:41:34.420 could even conceive that it was happening so you have no idea you'd exist so maybe that's the sort

00:41:40.180 of small thing in a in a tragic situation can i can i get you to pull this up mike up a little

00:41:44.720 bit i think it's i think it's yeah i think it's tilting just just a little bit it's tough because

00:41:49.040 we don't have headphones we're not on home turf no we just walked in this room it's kind of it's

00:41:53.780 a great i kind of like that it's a great don't you like that yeah we're all we're all it's neutral

00:41:57.320 territory but i like it also because it's it's back to we have a thing in survival good enough

00:42:02.840 is good enough you know people spend ages and on tv shows i mean you'll see this in your world

00:42:07.920 all the time you have a lighting everything perfectly and it's like it kind of sucks the

00:42:11.920 energy sometimes yeah yeah i love raw real fast seedy pants that kind of we'll figure it out turn

00:42:17.980 the turn the record on the iphone that is all we do well there you go so well not you as much

00:42:22.920 anymore are you a multi-billionaire no you first off i'm not a multi-billionaire everyone everyone

00:42:28.040 thinks prime has made me that you're becoming the enemy adventurer i've been the enemy brother

00:42:33.880 i've been the enemy adventure uh but no

00:42:38.320 question question okay so you have you have been to the greatest advances of of climbing upwards

00:42:49.060 right everest and we didn't even talk about uh ama dob doblam which which some consider to be a

00:42:55.900 harder climb than Everest and if we have time I'd love to hear about that but after talking about

00:43:00.760 this accident have you done any exploring of the opposite direction do you find any interest in

00:43:05.420 in seeing what is beneath the surface of the ocean a little bit the thing that I I actually would

00:43:13.240 I suppose what I struggle with is things where if something goes wrong there's nothing you can do

00:43:19.000 my my DNA is actually when we're in these jungles the deserts and mountains I'm not the guy who's

00:43:25.480 always great at the start or in the middle or whenever it's going right but i'm a good person

00:43:31.740 to have your back in a crisis when it's all going wrong and i like that i get it we all get energy

00:43:35.960 in different ways but for me that lights me up i'm good when it's like okay now we've got to

00:43:40.240 switch into this mode yeah and i think the thing about sub c stuff is that it doesn't really matter

00:43:45.420 how brave resource or determine how much never give out the spirit you've got you know once that

00:43:51.560 can goes like that you're you're in trouble so it motivates me less uh i do i've done a ton on big

00:43:59.080 oceans over the years in you know we've had some amazing sort of journeys and probably i mean people

00:44:06.000 don't really know about these so much but like i took a an inflatable rigid inflatable boat across

00:44:11.360 the arctic ocean five of us 3 000 miles and we got caught in like horrendous storms 500 miles

00:44:17.100 offshore icebergs being turned over pitch black waves and you're like super vulnerable you know

00:44:23.440 and it's when i say there was a humbling place those sort of moments really you know they unite

00:44:29.060 you you know those five guys best friends and brothers to this day but we were very lucky to

00:44:34.220 get out of there and and i think the things where you have no control you know being in really bad

00:44:41.280 avalanche terrain or these sort of things i'm ever more mindful of the stuff where i've got away with

00:44:46.360 once twice three times i've had a whole ton of them actually but i'm more cautious now with the

00:44:51.760 objective danger where it doesn't matter how great you think you are or how hard you're trying

00:44:57.360 if you're in the wrong place wrong time you're dead so i try and sort of navigate my way around

00:45:03.260 those those moments i don't i don't see bear grills in a vessel yeah you're not a vessel

00:45:09.320 he doesn't seem like i'm not so techy i mean i'm not like i do use tech and i love kind of what

00:45:14.660 tech does but i'm not like you know if you're in star wars you know they're all kind of like behind

00:45:20.140 the screens and it's how brilliant they are on the computers i know there's a little bit of that

00:45:24.300 fighting yeah but the bulk of it being a brilliant astronaut or time traveler you got to be good on

00:45:30.100 this yeah and i'm not so good on that how much did how much did the idea of becoming papa bear 0.90

00:45:35.140 uh change your willingness to to do that crazy shit well i kind of i suppose well the crew 0.86

00:45:44.260 The crew sum it up well. 0.99

00:45:45.800 They go,

00:45:46.060 Bay, you used to be 120% reckless all the time

00:45:48.420 and it was exhausting.

00:45:49.500 Now you're about 80%.

00:45:50.720 You know, I take that as positive progression.

00:45:54.860 But I do think also,

00:45:56.720 again, I think it's a state of mind.

00:45:58.400 I think it's like a rugby tackle or a football tackle.

00:46:00.900 When you're committed all in,

00:46:02.700 hell or high water,

00:46:03.760 this guy's going down,

00:46:04.980 however big he is charging me.

00:46:06.500 There's a power to that

00:46:07.420 and you often don't get injured.

00:46:09.000 But it's when you're a little bit tentative

00:46:10.560 and you're like,

00:46:11.340 and I think the wild is like that.

00:46:12.800 If you approach it,

00:46:14.260 too tentative things happen you get caught out and i think the wild rewards all in everything

00:46:21.000 on the line confident it's i hate to bring it up as another example but the the drunk driver

00:46:26.220 in at car accidents rarely dies because they're loose and they're and they're you know what i'm

00:46:31.960 saying and they're not it's a cat falling off the wall i think that kind of calm is important so

00:46:37.180 i i definitely manage risk in a different way i use that experience which i always say is the

00:46:43.360 some of all your near misses i've had many near misses so i use that instinct nose of the mind

00:46:48.640 again all of that sort of stuff i use it to try and make good decisions but when i'm in it i'm all

00:46:53.740 in and i try and keep that spirit to it as well and a big part of it feels like is overcoming

00:47:00.680 stressors and those stressors can be weather they could be medical emergencies they could

00:47:05.740 be critics even you've dealt with critics in your life a lot of different stressors and i and i

00:47:10.760 wanted to ask you and maybe have you behoove this upon the audience a little bit what is your what

00:47:16.220 is your core weapon uh to to go up against the stressors of life and that could be in in you know

00:47:23.340 wild situations or just the regular situations you go through breathe first of all stop you know it's

00:47:29.480 not and also know that's not all about you do you know i mean there's other things sometimes i meet

00:47:33.700 people and they go oh i go how are things like oh it's been i wouldn't believe what new papers have

00:47:38.480 been saying about this and it's like the end of the world it's like it's like stop in your in your

00:47:43.960 world it feels like a big thing but stop it's okay there's wars going on in the bigger picture

00:47:48.660 you're okay i've had articles before where i've read it i think god that is a really bad really

00:47:54.520 critical really untrue unpleasant aggressive nasty article and it's been big and friends have

00:48:00.520 rung me like oh great i saw the article epic brilliant well done you know because everyone's

00:48:05.660 got busy lives they didn't read it they skimmed it saw a cool picture of me swinging off something

00:48:09.680 didn't realize the whole article you know it's like don't flatter ourselves that people care

00:48:13.900 too much so a bit like in a disaster what do you do stop which stands for stop think observe plan

00:48:20.400 i think it's the same with a crisis in our own life just sometimes stop just perspective breathe

00:48:26.340 look at it gather your team around you be calm be kind don't be an ego have a plan and then go and

00:48:33.200 And again, the last thing is always that never give up spirit.

00:48:36.480 Goodness eventually wins through.

00:48:38.420 You're going to get knocked down.

00:48:39.500 We've all, all three of us here have had moments,

00:48:42.300 should have been career-ending moments.

00:48:44.980 But you know what?

00:48:45.660 If you're a good guy, you try and have a humble heart,

00:48:48.180 try not to believe too much of the hype, the good, the bad,

00:48:51.020 shoulder those things lightly,

00:48:52.720 and try and be good and then just be resilient.

00:48:55.160 You'll win.

00:48:55.980 It's a long game.

00:48:56.760 It's not the short red-top papers headline.

00:49:00.100 You know, leave all that.

00:49:01.380 Just play the long game.

00:49:02.520 don't don't rush things and that's why we say no to so many things as well you don't have to be all

00:49:07.940 now success instant just like breathe you are so motivational bear i needed to hear that today i

00:49:15.400 really needed to hear that today i've been monitoring my blood pressure the past few days

00:49:18.860 because i've been just really stressed out and i needed to hear that i'm sure a lot of people in

00:49:22.820 the audience needed to hear it as well that was tell me about that what's been what's been

00:49:26.160 it's weird i think um i'm sure you've dealt with this a little bit too but like

00:49:31.500 as you as you go through life in your 20s and then even your early 30s you go through without

00:49:39.500 taking into consideration that the way things are now is not going to be the way things are

00:49:45.000 in 10 years your body starts to quite literally slow down deplete to an extent right and you know

00:49:51.560 i've been running for years you know physically away from problems doing shows traveling for this

00:49:57.660 show for that show and I'll do four or five six like him countries in a week and it catches up

00:50:03.260 to you and I've had a lot of a lot of consecutive sleepless nights and just not always in the best

00:50:09.620 state of mind and I think it's I think eventually it starts to have some physical um effects on

00:50:14.600 your body and so that's one of the reasons why I asked you about your attack plan versus stressors

00:50:18.860 and I hope it helped people in the audience as well but I was I was looking for some advice for

00:50:23.180 myself as well yeah good for you and and such a big part of it is having the courage and honesty

00:50:27.780 to share those struggles and moments but I think it's it's so easy to get on that treadmill isn't

00:50:32.180 it and it's sort of semi-scratches that itch but doesn't really you know you end up going and it

00:50:37.320 gets faster and faster and you never just actually stop and I think just look at you guys look at us

00:50:42.560 all we're so lucky it's been so fortunate we've we've we've won more than we've lost we've had

00:50:46.780 some battles but we're winning it's okay and I think the worst disrespect we can do to our wins

00:50:52.460 is to not appreciate them is not to be slow enough to go we're so lucky look you've got a

00:50:58.220 friendship you've got a good business you're riding high you're you're traveling you're in

00:51:02.260 the one 0.0001 percent 100 and it's like and i say this to myself so all of us just kind of like

00:51:07.800 so fortunate and i think gratitude is a an incredible thing to live with in life and when

00:51:13.880 you see it it radiates out of people and you know they're proven haven't they it's almost impossible

00:51:18.560 to have self-hatred and too much kind of depression

00:51:23.260 if you're grateful, if your heart is grateful.

00:51:25.440 And we always have stuff to be grateful for.

00:51:27.160 And the happy people at the end of their life,

00:51:29.440 never the busy ones, not the super rich ones.

00:51:33.020 You know, it's guys that hold the hands of their family

00:51:35.320 and they breathe.

00:51:36.760 They watch the kingfisher dipping in the...

00:51:38.640 You know, it's space, isn't it, time.

00:51:40.680 Just live with that wide-eyed gratitude.

00:51:43.500 You guys do it.

00:51:44.680 And I love your honesty.

00:51:46.380 And, you know, those things last.

00:51:48.220 we'll now have each other's back i might not see you now we haven't met before but we'll now have

00:51:52.620 a connection we might see each other in five years i'll be able to say to you how are you doing

00:51:56.340 logan walks in this morning off air first thing he said how are you really doing to you you know

00:52:02.240 and that tells the story because it's easy just to be like it's all great it's all great a million

00:52:07.560 miles an hour because it shows we're successful i mean don't you hate it when people go are you

00:52:11.720 busy you must be so it's like i don't aspire to be busy i aspire to have good friendships and to

00:52:17.520 connect and have time so i love your relationship and and respect to you guys and i'll always have

00:52:23.340 your backs now it's a good thing yeah well that's a good thing to know that's incredible we're never

00:52:27.900 going to die because bear girls before we let you go i i am just curious what is next what are you

00:52:33.140 up to well we've got new season of running wild just about amazing nat geo and disney plus in the 0.82

00:52:38.580 states and a new show on tbs as well and you know cranking it and then so i've got the promo for

00:52:44.420 that at the moment and then i'm heading off to with jesse with the family three boys with shara

00:52:49.140 and we own a little island off the welsh coast two miles offshore off grid one house simple

00:52:55.520 and uh we're gonna spend a good number of weeks out there just kind of we we go off grid in every

00:53:01.320 way and it's special time it's been a big part of our you know our boys growing up they they've

00:53:07.080 grown up having to be good at the outdoor stuff because not just for the fun of it because it's

00:53:10.900 like life so it's often windy and rainy not great weather but it's a happy place for me

00:53:17.280 amazing well i loved you before this episode started and i love you even more now as i'm

00:53:22.880 sure does our audience man you are spectacular you're motivational you're inspiring and i really

00:53:28.660 appreciate your time and this watch you guys are the best thank you i appreciate it's been a pleasure

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