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In this highlights reel, we revisit Gilbert Moukheiber’s incredible adventures across Lebanon. From the unique ability to ski and swim in the same day to joining shepherds on their transhumance journey, Gilbert showcases a side of the Middle East few get to see. Discover the "Switzerland of the Middle East," explore Roman temples on Mount Hermon, and learn about the deep human connection found in slow tourism.

Chapter Markers

00:00 Beyond Tourism - Human Connection
01:00 Four Seasons - Ski & Swim Same Day
01:24 Eternal Snow - Skiing in June
02:01 Winter Expedition - Only in Middle East
03:00 The 400km Trail - Transhumance with Shepherds
04:25 Respecting Shepherd Life - Slow Tourism
05:41 Shepherd Food - Fresh Bread & Mountain Cuisine
07:34 Mount Hermon Tour - Sacred Mountain & Roman Temples
09:03 Call to Adventure
10:07 Outro & Season 5 Updates

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In this adrenaline-packed highlight reel, we revisit the most heart-stopping moments from our conversation with expedition leader Chaz Powell.

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From trekking the length of the Zambezi River to dodging bandits in Madagascar's lawless zones, Chaz shares the raw reality of walking the wildest rivers in Africa.

Featured Highlights:

• (00:28) Zambezi Survival: Battling 50°C heat, dehydration, and getting trapped in a gorge alone.
• (01:58) Mozambique Kidnapping: A terrifying account of being detained during a civil war.
• (03:28) Elephant Charge: A pulse-pounding close encounter with a charging elephant.
• (04:50) Madagascar Bandits: Playing "cat and mouse" with armed bandits and spotting ominous warnings in the sand.
• (07:26) Call to Adventure: Chaz’s advice on how to find a wild journey right on your doorstep.

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"I realized I wasn't going to be able to do what I planned... temperatures were nearly 50 degrees Celsius... I ended up having to drink my own urine. It was very surreal." — Chaz Powell

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Revisiting Season 4 Highlights: Luisa Hendry aka the Scottish Geologist

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Join us for this highlight reel from Season 4 Episode 3 featuring Louisa Hendry, aka the Scottish Geologist, as she takes us on a fascinating journey through Scotland's geological history. From volcanic eruptions to ancient mountain chains, discover how Scotland's dramatic landscapes were formed over millions of years.

Louisa Hendry is a geologist, science communicator, and social media creator known as @thescottishgeologist. Originally from Largs, Scotland, Louisa turned her passion for rocks into a thriving online presence, making geology accessible and entertaining for thousands of followers. She specializes in metamorphic and igneous rocks and is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of geologists.

Key Topics Covered

• How Louisa became a geologist: From collecting rocks on the beach as a child to discovering her passion through geography class
• Scotland's unique geology: Why Scotland is a geological paradise with diverse rock types within just 500 miles
• Why Scotland is a geological paradise with diverse rock types within just 500 miles
• The Highland Boundary Fault & The ancient fault line that separates the Highlands from the Lowlands
• Volcanic history & Scotland's explosive past and evidence of ancient volcanoes
• Plate tectonics & how Scotland was once joined to North America and sat near the South Pole
• Types of rocks & understanding metamorphic, igneous, and sedimentary rocks (and why Louisa has a least favorite!)
• Mountain formation & How the Scottish Highlands were created through tectonic forces
• Modern volcanism & Understanding different types of volcanic eruptions and how they're monitored
• Granite formation & The science behind one of Scotland's most iconic rocks
• Science communication & How Louisa uses social media to make geology accessible and exciting

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