Adventure Diaries: Exploration, Survival & Travel Stories
May 28, 2026 · 1 hr 22 min · 17 segments
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Yeah, I was like, "Well, what am I gonna do?" I guess I knew I was gonna keep running We Are Explorers.

And, and so the natural, the sort of default in my mind was, "Okay, well, I'll just do We Are Explorers in, in the UK."Which I think is, would be a, smart and on paper for sure.

Like, I th- I actually think, you know, the adventure comes very easily to the Australian way of life because, you know, things are really accessible and the weather's generally pretty good and, you know, there's just this whole lifestyle around like being outdoors.

So if anything, doing something like We Are Explorers, like creating a platform that helps people get outdoors, it would, it would slap over here.

But I, I just thought, I don't know if I wanna create the same thing again, you know.

We Are Explorers is, is, is a, the outdoors for everyone and the idea of, of doing something that's really quite broad where we talk about everything from hiking to climbing to paddling to surfing, like all outdoor sports to everyone.

And, and if I go niche, what is the thing that I understand best given the stage of life that I'm at right now? And putting that together with a lot of the data that, that I was getting out of the Australian publication, which is more and more parents want to do more adventurous stuff with their kids, but they don't know where to start and they're intimidated.

Um, the desire's there because they wanna raise these nature-loving kids, but they're not really sure how to do it.

And then I'm like, well, I'm at the stage of my life now where I've got two kids myself.

They're in this like beautiful age of six and eight where they're, you know, they're not babies anymore.

They're, they can do a lot more, um, but they're still, you know, they're not too big yet, you know, they've gotta come with me whatever I say.

Yeah, I was like, "Well, what am I gonna do?" I guess I knew I was gonna keep running We Are Explorers.

And, and so the natural, the sort of default in my mind was, "Okay, well, I'll just do We Are Explorers in, in the UK."Which I think is, would be a, smart and on paper for sure.

Like, I th- I actually think, you know, the adventure comes very easily to the Australian way of life because, you know, things are really accessible and the weather's generally pretty good and, you know, there's just this whole lifestyle around like being outdoors.

So if anything, doing something like We Are Explorers, like creating a platform that helps people get outdoors, it would, it would slap over here.

But I, I just thought, I don't know if I wanna create the same thing again, you know.

We Are Explorers is, is, is a, the outdoors for everyone and the idea of, of doing something that's really quite broad where we talk about everything from hiking to climbing to paddling to surfing, like all outdoor sports to everyone.

And, and if I go niche, what is the thing that I understand best given the stage of life that I'm at right now? And putting that together with a lot of the data that, that I was getting out of the Australian publication, which is more and more parents want to do more adventurous stuff with their kids, but they don't know where to start and they're intimidated.

Um, the desire's there because they wanna raise these nature-loving kids, but they're not really sure how to do it.

And then I'm like, well, I'm at the stage of my life now where I've got two kids myself.

They're in this like beautiful age of six and eight where they're, you know, they're not babies anymore.

They're, they can do a lot more, um, but they're still, you know, they're not too big yet, you know, they've gotta come with me whatever I say.
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