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Bear Grylls' Survival Stories

Written by: Bear Grylls
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  • Summary

  • World-renowned adventurer and broadcaster, Bear Grylls, presents some of the most incredible near-death experiences, told by those who lived to tell the tale. These extraordinary and diverse accounts of human bravery, mental and physical strength - and sometimes sheer luck - range from being stranded for more than 50 days at sea, to surviving world-changing acts of terrorism.

    Bear contextualises each feat of endurance or bravery by relating them to his own experiences of near-misses and misfortune from his military career and survivalist adventures. Listeners will experience the firsthand retelling of acts of quick thinking and gruelling struggles of those who found themselves in some of the most extreme circumstances imaginable.

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  • Ep. 1: Paul Templer
    May 2 2019

    While guiding a Zambezi river tour in Zimbabwe, wildlife expert Paul Templer attempted to save another guide’s life after his colleague’s canoe was attacked by a hippo. In a battle for his life, Paul suffered more than 40 puncture wounds to his body and he lost his left arm.

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    18 mins
  • Ep. 2: Aron Ralston
    May 2 2019

    Aron dislodged a boulder while climbing in Eastern Wayne County, Utah, in April of 2003. The falling rock crushed his hand and pinned him against the canyon wall.  After five days of entrapment with little water and food, Aron resorted to the desperate measure of amputating his own arm with a penknife in order to save his own life.

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    17 mins
  • Ep. 3: Lance Corporal Wayne Sharrocks
    May 2 2019

    Lance Corporal Wayne Sharrocks was on patrol in Afghanistan in 2011 when, just a few paces in front, a soldier stepped on a pressure activated improvised bomb. Despite being thrown to the ground by the force of the deafening explosion both men miraculously survived. Wayne suffered shrapnel wounds to his face and shoulder, though it was mental scars of the event that would take longest to heal.

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    17 mins

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Intense

Gripping tales and very intense, unnerving. Some stories feel like important details are missing though.

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Great!

I am really like this podcast. nice content. fantastic and excellent narration in this content.

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Bear Grylls was just a sound bite

I thought this was going to be like Jocko or Joe Rogan, where Bear Gryll's would talk to the people about their journey. But he just did a cheesy, over done, intro and a terrible round up at the end. He sounded insincere at all times. I was so disappointed as i once thought Bear Grylls was such a gret guy. Felt like he sat in a studio for a day, did some voice overs, and left the rest to a production company.

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