Ep14: "We’ve Been Starved Of Human Interaction For Years"
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⚠️ WARNING: This episode contains survival plans, domesticated seagulls, Quidditch recruitment, and dangerously high levels of nostalgia.
With Rea and Trist preparing to return to Botswana, what starts as a conversation about heading back to the bush quickly turns into an unexpectedly emotional farewell to years spent living, filming and occasionally losing their minds together in the Okavango.
The boys debate who would survive longest if abandoned in the wilderness, why Greg would be completely insufferable on a survival expedition, and whether Producer Mark is secretly the strongest member of the team.
Elsewhere, there’s flooded deltas, barefoot living, kebabs, Biscoff, Bristol street photography, Britain’s thriving Quidditch scene, and a serious proposal that Greg should solve his friendship problems by acquiring a domesticated seagull.
Plus: the reality of breaking into wildlife filmmaking, spending months waiting for a two-minute animal sequence, becoming emotionally attached to lions and leopards, and why the wild eventually stops feeling like work and starts feeling like home.