Diaries Of The Wild Ones – Details, episodes & analysis

Tom Robinson is a 25 year old adventurer and boatbuilder from Brisbane, Australia. In 2022, aged 23, Tom set off from Peru, in a boat he designed and built, on his most ambitious adventure yet - to become the youngest person ever to row the Pacific Ocean. For the next 14 months Tom experienced the highs and lows of extreme adventure, facing many challenges along the way. He spent a total of 265 days at sea in complete isolation, as well as many months living in harmony with the inhabitants of the remote islands he visited. The journey ended in a dramatic rescue off Vanuatu - Tom survived to tell the tale, break a world record, and share his story with you...

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Pro surfer and activist Dave ‘Rasta’ Rastovich shares the story of his involvement in the academy awarding winning Documentary “The Cove”. Rasta famously organised a group of surfers for a paddle out during the slaughtering of Dolphins at the notorious "killing cove" in Taiji Japan. A scene in the film that brings most people to tears. This episode is more than just a story its a deep insight into the way we live and our personal connection to the natural world. A MUST LISTEN!

In 2019 Sarah became the first woman to lead an expedition down the Nile, the world’s longest river. The expedition began at the Nile’s source in Rwanda and followed the path of the White Nile to its end where it meets the Mediterranean Sea. The trip involved over 1,100km of rafting, 3,000km of kayaking and other forms of transport to make it down this mighty river. On the way she was attacked by a hippo, arrested and detained in Burundi, ran some lethal rapids and travelled through Sudan as the people attempted to overthrow the government. This drama was complimented by experiencing the diverse cultures of the countries she travelled through, seeing the incredible landscapes and being challenged physically and mentally.

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What would you do if a Great White wanted to bite you? Brett Levingston, AKA '"Water Bubbla". 11 year professional Life Guard, Sponsored Surfer, Sponsored Spear fisherman. Sits down and tells me the nail biting story behind this photo. Being a Professional Life Guard on the famous Gold Coast beaches of Australia's East Coast. Nick named "Water Bubbla" as a kid for constantly being in the water, He is know nothing short of the Ultimate Waterman. Which makes for great story time.

When travelling through India the Last thing we expected was to be set up and sold, Our backpacking tale of a lucky escape from the Indian Mafia. photo credits -Sri Jalasutra

When Travelling as a True Nomad your always going to expect to have troubles, and scary situations. But on the run from the Russian Authorities? Hiking through the Tundra? Hicham is a cat with 9 lives and lives to tell same amazing stories about his Nomadic Adventures. What a true Adventurer.

In the game of mountaineering you are completely at the mercy of Mother Nature. You put in all that you have and risk so much just to reach a summit. But Why? Especially when it can all go wrong in a second! This wild story has it all, all that went wrong, and all that went right. All I know is if you’re going to listen you are in for a ride as this one goes all the way till the end. Patrick Stanton an every day top bloke, has the taste for adventure, and well, let's just say, he isn't scared to go for it.

Once again Rio and I sit down and contemplate life, our fears, our shadows, our realisations and what we are going to do to continue to create the life we dream of.

We sit down with local teacher Robin Mather and Surfing brand 'Dead kooks' founder Eden Saul to look back on the recent floods which traumatised and devastated our whole community. The amazing people of the Northern Rivers who all stepped up to help rescue, clean up and rebuild as 15,000+ brothers and sisters are left homeless overnight.

Andrew Mckinnon takes us back to 1972, an iconic year that changed surf culture forever. Surf in Bali was discovered as the 'Morning of the Earth' movie was released, the 'Fish' surfboard was born in not a way you would expect. The stories behind the Australian surfing team competing for the world titles in California, travelling, competing and partying with such names as 'Micheal Peterson'(M.P), Mark Richards, 'Rabbit Bartholomew', 'Brothers Neilson', 'Simon Anderson', which would go on the be household names and legends of the time.