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Hello everyone and welcome to the Adventure Sports podcast.

This is Caleb.

I've got a really unique episode for you guys today.

Today's revisited episode is Mason interviewing Benjamin Jordan.

Benjamin has been on the podcast a few times, and this particular time was right after he had finished a

3,000 kilometer expedition tracing the migration path of monarch butterflies well paragliding.

In this episode, he talks about his adventures for that, as well as mentioning

the documentary, which he put together about that very expedition. It's a really cool episode.

I hope you enjoy it. Here's Mason. All right, folks, we're talking to pretty much a veteran of the show at this point.

One of the coolest stories I've ever heard.

And with the first episode being episode 524, now I'm expecting this one's going to be just as good if not better.

And that is Benjamin Jordan we're talking to.

Benjamin, welcome to the show.

Oh, thanks so much for having Mason. This is awesome.

Yeah. So you mentioned this right before I had record that you're in Mexico,

and I always ask first, where are you coming from? And wherever that is, if that's not home,

where's home? So what are you doing in Mexico?

Well, we're kind of stuck here because the expedition that we're going to talk about, when that ended in September, I crossed the border back into Canada.

Lindsay couldn't cross into Canada because of the border closure that's been in effect

for over a year now due to the pandemic. So we needed to work on editing a film and doing all

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