Ladies and gentlemen, brosners alike, welcome back to the Wild Times. This is episode 43.

As always, I'm your host, the broologist Forrest Galante, joined by the ever-handsom broducer, Mr. Patrick DeLuca.

How are you, Pat?

Usually you call Retepehansom, so I'm great. I wasn't that good, and now I'm great. Feeling flattered, yeah, see?

Every now and then I'll just throw a switch up in, and you'll be like, whoa, I'm the handsome guy.

The slightly less attractive but much meaner, professor, Mr. Peter, Retep.

How are you, Retep?

Fuck you, Forrest. Thanks.

That's rude. And finally, the person that I'm by far the most excited to talk to, New York Times mega-selling author, Special Forces Soldier, Adventure Sportsman, Champion Strongman, Qualified Cosmonaut.

I don't know what that is, renowned wildlife expert, he makes me look like a dumb-dum,

international conservation leader, and TV host, someone I've been super excited to talk to

for a very long time, the one and only Mr. Bradley Trevor Greve.

Mate.

So lovely to be here, gentlemen.

It's a pleasure to varying degrees.

Wonderful. That was a hell of an intro. I was trying to memorize all that was quite something.

But BTG, how are you, man? It's so good to finally, like, connect with you. Like I said,

your name has been said to me thousands of times, and I've always been excited to, like, connect with you.

I am actually just shocked and

mildly offended that we haven't crossed paths until this moment. Doesn't seem right. I'm from Tasmania.

You've been there many times. I've spent a lot of time in Cape York. You've been there many times.

I would I would say that we've been in many of the same countries maybe weeks or months apart.

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