Whiskey and a Map
Imagine yourself seated in your favorite pub. A map lying out on the old wooden table. Your guest begins “there I was …”

Imagine yourself seated in your favorite pub. A map lying out on the old wooden table. Your guest begins “there I was …”

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I really enjoyed doing this podcast and think it is among the best I've ever done. Michael Reinhart is a patient and perceptive interviewer ... Tim Cahill, adventure writer & co-founder of Outside Magazine
What a “You are there” experience!
Your interview with Dr. Turk- through your gentle guidance and knowledgeable interview style- lends much insight as to how, even since before recorded history, humans such as the Stone Age mariners set out on adventures that could often end in death.
Or… that could begin a new life, and new ways of seeing a brand new world from “over the horizon.”
So well done, Mike.
I look forward to more of these podcasts.
Cathy W.
Thank you Michael, not only for sharing photos and stories of your own journeys and amazing adventures - but also for the stories that capture your eye, heart and mind, of eclectic, wondrous adventurers that you share with us on your podcasts! Your interesting questions invite their unique journeys and colorful responses as though we’re right there. Love the stories, love your work! Cheers![]()
Victoria N.
So cool! I just subscribed! I love podcasts and I love adventure! Can’t wait to listen to all the episodes so far. Cindy P.
Great podcast! I would 100% recommend this podcast to anyone that is interested in traveling or amazing story telling! The host does an amazing job at sharing stories from people all over the world! Go check it out, you will not be disappointed! Kelsey R.
Michael Reinhart in an amazing conversation about pharmacy, spirituality and the things we have no idea that exists. Where the borders between science and spiritual fade! Diana V.

In 2015, Rigby embarked on his epic “Crossing Africa” expedition, traveling from Cape Town, South Africa to Cairo, Egypt entirely by foot and kayak. Over two years, he covered more than 12,000 kilometers across 8 African countries. Along the way, he learns of its people, languages and customs coming away with a deep understanding of the reach cultural diversity of continent. He then went on to kayak the length of Lake Ontario, bicycle from coast to coast across Canada. Mario recently returned from a month long stay in Algeria’s Sahara Desert with the nomadic Tuareg. His next adventure, Expedition Impossible will be to circumnavigate the planet solely through human powered transport and to climb the 7 summits along the way.
Rigby is an explorer, athlete, and advocate for sustainable adventure. His mission is to inspire the world to explore responsibly while pushing human potential to new limits. He has been awarded Explorer in Residence by the Royal Canadian Geographic Society.
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