lost cities

From exploring the farthest reaches of the planet to experiencing a life-changing accident,  Albert Lin’s story is one of resilience, gratitude, and unwavering courage.  Albert is, quite literally, a modern-day high-tech explorer, blurring the boundaries between man and machine while redefining how we explore our own humanity. In his conversation with Ryan, Albert takes listeners on an awe-inspiring journey through his life and adventures, from sleeping in his car to save money, to near-death experiences while scuba diving with actor Will Smith.  Lin shares how his upbringing shaped his perspective on life and adventure, drawing from his childhood experiences growing up around the world with a father who was an astrophysicist and a mother who was an actress and musician.  Later in the episode, the two discuss the different depths of courage, and Albert gives listeners a behind the scenes peak of a few of his TV and Film projects including National Geographic’s Forbidden Tomb of Genghis Khan and Lost Cities with Albert Lin.

Time flies when you're having fun! Something that Jake and Luc have never experienced when they hang out. In this episode, Jake and Luc talk about games they find too short. We truly hope you will also find this episode to be too short for your tastes.

Other games mentioned: Lost Cities: Roll & Write, Quacks of Quedlinburg

Uncover the mystery of Atlantis and other lost civilizations in this thrilling new episode!

Adventure means excitement for a child. To an adult it usually means something complicated at best, terrifying at worst. They’re both right. The key is not to embrace or avoid adventure; it’s choosing the right one.

This week we will discuss the challenges that come with walking by faith; the impact of two bicycle repairmen from Dayton, Ohio; the parallels between Abraham’s adventure and ours; and the level of commitment we are willing to show for Jesus.

Hey Campers, get away from the continent and over to the fire, we got some stories to tell. This week we tell you how Christopher Knight and his 27 year long residence, in the deep woods of Main, with no human contact can lead to a life of shameful crime. We also tell you about all the hidden secrets, pyramids, and lost cities behind the the Big Freeze itself, Antarctica.

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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 and a knack for writing. Today, he takes us on a flight to Guatemala, where a lost city the size of Los Angeles is only just beginning to be documented by researchers.

Show links

Mirador Basin Project: https://miradorbasin.com/
Expedition Unknown: https://www.discovery.com/shows/expedition-unkn
Souled Outside Exploration Co.: http://souledoutblog.com

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