The Man Who Survived 76 Days At Sea Recalls His 2 Month Battle | Fight To Survive S2 EP9 | Wonder

On this week's Fight To Survive, in what is regarded as one of greatest survival stories sailor Steven Callahan finds himself alone and adrift in a life raft after his boat, the Napoleon Solo, sinks in the mid-Atlantic. Now a little older and wiser, he's back in the studio with us to reflect on his fight for survival and his life since the incident.

Fight to Survive tells the inspiring true stories of outdoorsmen who have faced down death in the wilderness and lived to tell their story. Adventurer, author and survivor Craig DeMartino hosts the series, journeying to meet other survivors and hear their stories. Each week, Craig takes a survivor back to the flashpoint of their ordeal as they share with him their very own fight to survive. This series takes the audience right into to some of the most majestic and dangerous places in North America. From the exciting action to the inspiring comebacks, these stories will remind us all that faith, determination and human spirit can do anything when faced with the ultimate Fight to Survive.

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[JoesCaribbeanVanLife]

Hey people it's another program about the same person another show did. His story is worth telling more than once. Deal with it.

[joexter_]

Can't believe the cameraman just sat around and filmed him and made him do all the work

[sheenarehema]

this guy was by far the smartest ones out of them all, gonna watch his one again it was incredible

[henrywebster]

Someone needs to give that raft company a 5 star rating

[adduuahmed]

This is guy is legend, I really enjoyed his story, it is one of these stories that you will never forget, hopefully one day I meet this guy ^_^

[aurteekay]

If I was this dude I wouldn’t even wanna stand next to the ocean for the interview 😂

[lk]

I go to my mailbox with camping gear a compass, 40 gallons of water, my aid kit, a defibrillator, pen and paper, food, and a flashlight in daytime. Except I aways make it back from the 15 feet I traveled. Lol . Kudos to this man!

[peterstoddard]

Steve was a Dover Massachusetts family friend in the 1960s. I remember his disappearence like it was yesterday. Amazing story of survival.

[Your_Boy_Dimes]

I know I shouldn’t be bringing negative vibes into the comments but the “I shouldn’t be alive” version of this is so much better, It’s so much more intense and adds some more specific details that just make it feel more whole as a story, they didn’t even mention how we dove back into the boat for supplies and his lungs almost burst while the boat was sinking, like come on now

[cutter]

Just listened to his audible book Adrift and finished in 2 days what a story

[ticat]

This guy is a major inspiration to me. God bless you my friend

[sullivan]

Wow, the man thats playing him got upgraded!

[jimbobbyrnes]

so the last episode of this guy made him look like he knew absolutely nothing where as this one makes it look like he was survival extraordinaire.

[toniroberts]

I first saw this story on “I shouldn’t be alive”… season 4. Called 76 days at sea or something like that.
Just omg WOW.
It’s gut wrenching watching. I seriously literally would have died in a week. Guarantee. I just can’t believe he went through that.
It makes me so sad thinking about all the other probably gillions of other people that survived an accident at sea for a great deal of time but were never found so their turmoils got completely lost. I can only imagine the stories we’d known of if everyone lost at sea could live to tell their tale.

[lillyanderson]

Incredible man, incredible story. Great re-enactment and some really interesting new details of his ordeal but the I Shouldn't Be Alive episode was definitely better.

[timothinking]

Both versions Worth watching. His type of resilience is rare.

[Booster]

Seen this before but well worth a watch again people!

[dgg]

What an amazing, smart survivor. God bless him. Awesome.

[chokoon]

He should give himself more credit. He's definitely quite an expert at what he's doing and a smart one that was.

[husqv]

I bet the next ditch bag he assembled was the size of a refrigerator! 3 canned hams, 25 bags potato chips, 25lbs beef jerky, 144 candy bars, 2 kegs of water, case of dinty moore stew, 12 cans chili, 4 boxes saltines, 5 boxes twinkies.