Four survivors. Four stories that defy logic. In this marathon episode, we revisit some of the most intense and unbelievable interviews we’ve ever recorded.

You’ll hear from Courtney Henderson, who fell nearly 50 feet down a mountainside with her friend Gavin Caruso — a fall Gavin didn’t survive. Courtney’s 911 call still stands as one of the most chilling ever recorded.

Then, we sit down with Jeremy Evans, who survived what many call one of the worst grizzly bear attacks in history. Mauled three times by the same bear, Jeremy’s fight to stay alive in the Canadian wilderness feels almost impossible.

Next, we revisit the story of Karen Klein, who became stranded in the Grand Canyon with her husband and young son. With no food, no shelter, and no way out, she made a desperate decision: leave her family behind and set out alone to find help.

And finally, you’ll hear from Minko Nikolov, who was struck by lightning while hiking in Rocky Mountain National Park — and somehow lived to tell the story.

If you only listen to one episode today… make it this one.

When adventurer Eric Hanson set out to canyoneer with his brother, he expected a challenge— not a life-threatening flash flood. With his GoPro rolling, the canyon exploded into chaos as water surged through the narrow walls, leaving almost no escape route. In this episode, Eric relives the moment everything changed, what he learned, and how close they came to never making it out.

In this episode, I sit down with Keri Bergere, a cyclist who survived a shocking and brutal cougar attack while riding mountain bikes with friends. Her story is one of instinct, terror, and unimaginable strength — and the bond between the women who fought back against a predator determined to kill.

What began as a dream honeymoon in Montana became a nightmare. While out hiking alone, Army veteran Shayne Burke was suddenly attacked and mauled by a grizzly bear—dragged, bitten, and fighting for his life while his wife waited miles away, unaware of what was happening. In this episode, Shayne walks us through every second of the ambush, the instinct, the injuries, and the moment he realized he might not make it back.

Tami Ennis thought she was heading out for a simple ocean adventure—but within hours, her life became a nightmare. After a sudden shipwreck left her and others stranded in open water, Tami was forced to witness the unthinkable: her friend being attacked and killed by sharks right in front of her. With no food, no land in sight, and no guarantee she’d survive, she relied on sheer will, instinct, and faith to stay alive. This episode is a raw, detailed look at trauma, survival, and what the human body and mind can endure when there’s no other choice. Viewer discretion is strongly advised.

Most people think otters are harmless and playful. But for three friends floating a quiet Montana river, everything changed in seconds. What started as an ordinary summer afternoon became a violent attack no one saw coming. In this episode, they walk us through those terrifying moments, the fight to get out alive, and the long recovery that followed.

His face clawed and arm ripped open. Bob Legasa was ambushed by a 500 pound grizzly. Thank God his friend was there to stop the attack. Here is the amazing story.

Minko Nikolov was hiking out to a rock climbing wall in the mountains when a storm rolled in. He was struck by lightning and it traveled from his shoulder out of his foot. He was almost blown apart. This is his incredible story.