If you love the Adventure Sports podcast, I'm confident that you're going to love Armchair Explorer.

It's a new podcast by a recent guest, Aaron Miller, who is an award-winning London Times and

National Geographic Travel Rider, who basically sits down with some of the world's biggest

explorers and adventurers and lets them tell their favorite story of all time.

We're talking Olympic gold medalists,

who's backcountry ski in Alaska, to award-winning travel riders who walk across Antarctica

in the footsteps of Shackleton, guerrilla trekking with leading conservationists, great white shark

diving with some of the best in the industry, as well as interviewing astronauts about spacewalking

above Earth. It's honestly a condensed version of our show taking the best of the best stories

and letting those explorers tell them. If you're interested to hear more, I highly encourage you

check out armchair-explorer.com or just looking up armchair explorer

anywhere you find podcasts and let it inspire you to get out there and do something fun and do

something epic. Just because I still had those two thumb tips, even though the insides were

kind of burnt out. And he told the nurse to get a needle and he pricked

both of my thumbtips. And he said, if they bleed, I will try to save it. And they both bled.

This is the Adventure Sports podcast where we hear stories of adventure from every corner of the

planet.

We interview all sorts of folks who are using their sport to explore the world around them

and give you the inspiration you need to get out there and have some fun.

As you'll hear, Melissa Strong is just an incredibly resilient person.

A while back, she had a pretty serious accident where she severely burned her hands and lost a few fingers.

They originally thought it was going to be a lot worse, but she was able to salvage a lot of the fingers. And that's really important because,

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