Steve confronts burglars, breakdowns and crocodiles on a road trip across East Africa. And when he finds himself stranded at a remote border outpost, events take a turn. Confronted with the choice between his own livelihood and another life, he&apos;s faced with an impossible choice.Connect with usSteve BramucciJoe SillsGetLostPodcast

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Anthropologist Jordan Rydman takes us on a tour of Guanajuato, a historic state near the geographical center of Mexico. From her vantage point in San Miguel de Allende, she explores gentrification, poverty and the complex world of cuisine impacting everyday life south of the border.Connect with the showHost: Joe SillsGuest: Jordan RydmanThe Show: Get Lost Podcast

Anthropology in Mexico

Kim joins a first-of-its-kind expedition to the Titanic, where an experimental deep sea submersible that could take more travelers to the world&apos;s most famous shipwreck is put to the test. Along the way, she grapples with the ghosts of Titanic&apos;s sister ship, Britannic, and watches a cast of real world explorers and deep sea pioneers come to life for a feature story in Oceanographic Magazine. Guest: Kim FrankHost: Joe SillsThe Show: Get Lost Podcast

Diving the Titanic

Jessica gets too close to history when her father decides to paraglide over the beaches of Normandy. Guest: Jessica BensonHost: Joe SillsConnect with the show: Get Lost Podcast

Paragliding Normandy

Natalie leaps out of an airplane above the Africa Burn festival. Along the way, she takes us on a cruise through Cape Town and remembers a film project that changed her perspective on South Africa for life.About the guest: Natalie Paladin is a skydiver, snowboarder, avocado farmer, model and motorcycle expert who has dedicated her life to finding adventure around the globe. She&apos;s represented some of the biggest brands in auto sport, from Can-Am to Harley-Davidson.Guest: Natalie PaladinHost: Joe SillsThe Show: The Get Lost Podcast

Skydiving South Africa

Atlas Obscura co-founder Dylan Thuras journeys to The Last Incan Bridge. This remnant from an ancient network of roads was once part of a 25,000-mile network that spanned the Incan Empire. Today, it is the last standing testament to the power of human ingenuity and the skills of Incan engineers. Along the way, we take pitstops at the never-ending lighting storm and learn about the humble beginnings of Atlas Obscura.Connect with the Show@GetLostPodcast@AtlasObscura

Last Incan Bridge

Armchair anthropologist Matthew McConaughey paddles down the Amazon River on the trail of a bizarre, reoccurring dream. What he finds there circles back decades later and transforms his entire life.Connect with the showMatthew McConaugheyJoe SillsGet Lost Podcast

Peruvian Amazon

They disappeared in February of 1959, a well-equipped group of seasoned hikers on one of the most remote mountains in the world. What transpired in the cold of the Siberian winter was classified by Soviet authorities for decades. It remains an unsolved mystery today, and the location of those events now bears one of the hikers names— Dyatlov Pass.On this episode of The Get Lost Podcast, cinematographer Brian Weed joins us to talk about his journey to Dyatlov Pass as a crew member for Discovery&apos;s Channel&apos;s Expedition Unknown. Along the way, he details his own unusual experiences in the Ural Mountains and posits a theory for the group&apos;s disappearance.Guest: Brian C. Weed Host: Joe SillsLearn more: DyatlovPass.com, Expedition Unknown, Astonishing Legends

Dyatlov Pass

The straining of knots, the clattering of a ship’s bell and the flutter of footsteps bounding their way towards the boats—the sounds here started 3,000 years ago. Here in Oman, the sand and surf collide over a Bronze Age harbor that played host to archaeologist and conservator Raven Todd da Silva. This week, Raven takes us on site to experience what it&apos;s like to bring the past back to life after three thousand years. Guest: Dig it With RavenHost: Joe SillsFollow the Show: Get Lost Podcast

Oman

Alannah&apos;s dreams are pitted against Hurricane Dorian when the catastrophic storm traps her in the Bahamas, stopping her plans to meet Congressman John Lewis in their tracks. Along the way, we talk diving on lost shipwrecks of the transatlantic slave trade, adapting coral reefs for climate change, and the challenges faced in the immediate aftermath of Dorian.Background: Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Bahamas on September of 2019, taking with it at least 74 lives in the island nation that sits just 300 miles off the coast of Florida. The Category 5 storm was the most powerful recorded hurricane to every make landfall in the Bahamas, leaving a trail of destruction that will last for generations.Connect with the showAlannah VellacottCoral VitaJoe SillsGet Lost Podcast

The Bahamas

Mark journeys to the North Pole, where he encounters a bizarre spectacle in one of the most isolated places on Earth. Along the way, he talks about helping the Top Gear team on their own Arctic journey and teaches us how climate change is making expeditions much more challenging as sea ice disappears in front of his eyes.Follow the FolksMark WoodSOLO 100 ExpeditionJoe SillsGet Lost PodcastYou&apos;ve heard what it sounds like to travel the Arctic, now see what it looks like thanks to these amazing books from our guest, Mark Wood.

The North Pole

Rollie quits his job on Wall Street to pursue a life of cage fighting, hitch hiking and storytelling around the globe. Along the way, he bumps elbows with a South American fighting legend and scales Machu Picchu. Follow the FolksRollie PeterkinJoe SillsGet Lost Podcast

Peru

Catarina travels to Turkey during the coronavirus pandemic. En route, she gets a glimpse of what international travel looks like amidst a worldwide health crisis, discusses the responsibility that travelers have to global health, and makes her way from Istanbul to the far reaches of one of the world&apos;s most culturally rich countries.Follow:Catarina MelloJoe SillsGet Lost Podcast

Turkey

Doug takes us to the Sky Islands of Arizona, a unique natural habitat being ripped apart by Donald Trump&apos;s border wall. There, 30-foot-tall pylons of steel—enough to build 10 Empire State Buildings—are being driven into the ground as contractors dynamite through mountain ranges and disrupt critical habitat for species like jaguar, javelina and endangered fish and reptiles.Along the way, he helps make a scientific discovery and faces a late night encounter with a vigilante.Follow Along Guest: Doug MainHost: Joe SillsThe Show: Get Lost PodcastRead More: "The U.S. border wall is tearing through wilderness, right under our noses" - National Geographic

Arizona

J.J. finds himself stranded on an isolated research station in Antarctica. With an assignment from National Geographic and no camera crew, it&apos;s up to him to carve out an award-worthy story from the ice and the team of stoic Kiwis he&apos;s destined to cover.Guest: J. J. KelleyHost: Joe SillsFollow the Show: Get Lost Podcast

Antarctica

Ever wanted to break out of your comfort zone? Join freelance travel writer Joe Sills as he explores the destinations and stories that helped people bust out of their bubbles and chase their dreams.

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