Kinga Philipps finds herself swimming in a school of hammerhead sharks in the legendary waters of the Galapagos Islands. There, the journalist explorer come face-to-face with an industry that threatens the future of migratory sharks...
The frozen tombs of an ancient culture lay largely forgotten in the steppes of southern Siberia. In the Russian republic of Tuva, Gino Caspari’s team of archaeologists has been carefully uncovering an enormous, forgotten tomb...
Yves confronts colonialism, ecotourism and poaching on a journey to the heart of Africa. The disinterred heart of David Livingstone still rests under a Baobab tree in Zambia. Nearly 150 years after the explorer’s death,...
Ramy explores the forgotten tunnels beneath the Giza Plateau and stumbles upon the likely tomb of an Egyptian God. Inside, the Egyptologist and Emmy Award winning film maker finds the answers to a childhood mystery...
Zach sails from Phuket, Thailand to Djibouti through the pirate-infested waters of Somalia. Show notes: FOR THE GRAM @[email protected]@joesills
Diamond Dallas Page visits a remote surf camp in the heart of the Central American jungle to wind back the hands of time. Along the way, he talks about life on the road as a...
Archaeologist and adventurer Josh Gates is a child of the 1980’s. Obsessed with cult heroes like Indiana Jones and the Goonies, he built a life of adventure founded on an enigmatic father an archaeology degree...
There’s a Cairo beyond the Giza Plateau. On the opposite bank of the Nile River, a sprawling city of millions bustles and booms every day, without much thought to the wonders on their backdoor. Cairo,...
Every day, at least two rhinos are killed by poachers, their bodies left maimed and broken, their horns sawed off and sent to markets. This year, Margarita Samsonova volunteered at the Care for Wild rhino...
Andrew MacDonald has had more than a dozen surgeries. His body, riddled by Rickets, has never allowed him the mobility that other people enjoy on a daily basis. But after a road trip across the...
