Whiskey and a Map: True Stories of Adventure.

Send us a text Peter Rowe is an award-winning adventure film maker and member of the Explorer’s club.  He is best known for hit TV series “Angry Planet” which he filmed in thirty different countries on all seven continents.  He has produced documentaries on locations in over forty countries.  In this interview, Peter shares some of his exploits traveling the world filming in exotic and wild lands....

Send us a text Robert C. Robinson recounts his search for the truth behind the Bigfoot legends in the swamps of Florida and other wild places.   He is a U.S. military veteran having served with the famous 82nd Airborne for 21 years as a military police officer.  Drawing on his military and police skills, Robert researches the historical roots of the legend from Native American traditions and early...

Send us a text Janey McGill is an explorer, writer and photographer. She is part of the newest generation of explorers leading physically, culturally and socially challenging expeditions around the globe.  Janey is a military veteran serving 4 years as a soldier with the Honourable Artillery Company.  In this interview, Janey recounts her expedition across Arabia’s infamous desert, the Rub’ al Kha...

Send us a text Rod MacDonald is an undersea explorer, historical shipwreck hunter and best selling diving author with 12 books to his name.   He is a pioneer in technical deep sea diving developing techniques and using cutting edge technology that opened up shipwrecks previously beyond the reach of divers.   Rod is a member of the Explorer's Club, Rod shares his passion for underwater explora...

Send us a text In this podcast episode, Amos Rodriguez recounts his youth growing up in the violence of El Salvador’s civil war, his travels throughout Central and North America learning primitive survival skills and the spiritual practices of the Native Americans, and his search for meaning. Amos Rodriguez grew up in El Salvador during its civil war.  As a young child he saw family and friends be...

Send us a text Chuck Jonkey is an adventurer/composer/musician/filmmaker who transforms his wild experiences into sound, music and film. Chuck's exotic adventures have taken him to the furthest reaches of primitive worlds. Referred to as an "ethnomusicianthropologist" Chuck travels around the world in search of adventure among the world’s most isolated tribal groups. He has explored...

Send us a text Melanie Boling, combat veteran and expedition photo journalist, recounts her adventures into the wild jungles of the Island of Sumatra.  Melanie share her stories of encounters with orangutans, elephants and the endangered sea turtle that changed the course of her life.   Hosted by Michael J. Reinhart Adventure Photo Journalist MichaelJReinhart.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/pri...

Send us a text Alone on a science expedition in the Himalayas, John All falls 70 feet down into an icy crevasse.  Miraculously landing on an ice block wedged in the V shaped fissure, his shoulder dislocated, ribs broken and bleeding internally, Hall is freezing to death.   In this episode, Dr. John All shares stories of his expeditions and adventures undertaken in the name of science.  Confronting...

Send us a text James Michael Dorsey is an explorer, author, and photographer who has traveled extensively in fifty two countries, mostly far off the beaten path.  His primary interest is in documenting indigenous people in Asia and Africa.  He is also certified marine naturalist. A prolific travel writer.  His many articles and 3 books have earned him many awards.   He is a fellow of the Explorers...

Send us a text Join us for stories of headhunters, a forgotten woman artist/explorer, pristine reefs and the people of Papua New Guinea. In this episode, Michele shares with us her adventures in Papua New Guinea, the making of the documentary Headhunt Revisited and the transformational changes these experiences made in her life. Michele Westmorland is an American photographer specializing in under...