Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

So Heath and I have recently been obsessed with this show.

It's like a temporary four-part show on HBO called Edge of the Earth.

And the reason I love documentaries with people doing these really brave, bold, risky,

outdoorsy things is because I would never do that, right?

It's terrifying what these people go in pursuit of.

One of them is descending a mountain that's never been snowboard or skied.

Another is dealing with these like raging torrents in the Chalupas River in Ecuador. It's extremely

risky. Another is climbing a, reaching for the sky it's called, I think think this ascent that has never been done before on this huge huge rock and

the other episode are these guys looking for these huge monster waves in South Africa, right?

So you kind of get the picture.

Very risky, bold, outdoor moves showing physical prowess,

all this mental fortitude to make it happen.

But I'm not here to gush about this HBO show,

although that is part of it.

I'm here to gush around what those experiences mean from my lens.

So these people who are dedicated, committed, deeply experienced,

they go out there into the world,

tackling these things that haven't been done before, haven't been

discovered, haven't been accomplished yet.

And it's extremely hard on their body, it's extremely hard of course on their mind, because

the mind will always drive the body and they have all

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