Should You Travel ALONE? ✈️

In the full podcast with @markgagnon, we discuss baboon hunting with the Hadza Tribe, living with the Death Tribe of Indonesia, getting scarification with the Mursi Tribe, and meeting God in Central America.

[alfredthecucumber]

"You don't need money"

Dang I didn't know there were free plane tickets

[kiaraw]

“Advice is hand-me-down fears”……. Proceeds to give advice that matches his narrative 🙃

[liamhawkins]

In my experience, you only need money. That’s it. Money and a passport .

[matthewstufflebeam]

A few years ago a couple from America wanted to bike across the Middle East spreading love. Even the American government advised against it. They were taken hostage and murdered. Just like everyone told them they would be. Advice isn’t spreading fear most of the time it comes from real world experience. I love the fearlessandfar channel but this is itself bad advice.

[amylarson]

Then you're not a woman who has traveled alone. It's not safe and you can take your ego and put it in another room because I'm telling you folks you need to be cautious. And a woman 3 times as much because people think that they can take advantage of you.

Empowered woman or not you need to be cautious

[thisislife]

This is from a man's point of view. The fears of a woman are real dangers, that a ripped young man can dismiss as "hand me down advice" because he will never be put in those situations. Women - proceed with caution.

[CourtneyCoulson]

"You don't need money"? So the airfares and accommodations just pay for themselves?

[alhassirakhdugani]

"You don't need money"

Said by a person who has money.

[sjjr]

I have traveled the world and most of it is definitely unsafe to travel alone. There are many countries where you instantly become a target for predators whether you be male or female. Having formerly been involved in a life of crime (never hurt anyone though) I am all too aware of how predators operate. I never travel alone and even in groups I must be super aware at all times. There are certain places you should and shouldn't be as a tourist. Even in the city I currently reside in in Southern California, it is definitely not safe for tourists... it isn't even safe for locals.

[raccoontrashpanda]

"You don't need money, you just gotta do it" How do you buy your plane or boat ticket?

[Buffylee]

What about women? Do you think its just as safe for us? Ive been wanting to start navigating outward myself, starting small with local camping...then moving further. 😊

[BGdipper]

"...YOU DON'T NEED MONEY"?
BUT how do you finance your travels?
HOW?!

[ThirstyBacon]

Him: Don't take advice
Him: Take my advice, travel the 🌎 solo.

[elliotkohler]

man i do just get worried as a 5’3 110 lbs girl that i will not be safe traveling alone…

[suciooo]

What if we live paycheck to paycheck?

I think I need money

[Victor.Oliveira]

"you don't need money, you just gotta do it!" They wouldn't let me in the plane without a ticket.🤷

[Nyctonaut]

Ive heard lots of stories of my fathers generation (hes 62) traveling around (especially in the US) without money, camping out at night and making money by working odd jobs from town to town...

Id be curious to know if you could do rhat nowadays. I feel like it would be harder to make money as people are much more skeptical and may not trust you.

Although as someone whos lived in bad cities, but also grew up in a small town youd definitely want to stick to small towns and places where people are generally more friendly.
Id be curious to see how it would work outside of the U.S. as well.

[nathalieverheij]

I think for a solo men it is safer than for a women.

[BooBuKittyPhuk]

People acting like only rich people can travel have never _needed_ to travel for an important reason, even us poor people can find ways to get where we need and/or want to go... and although I've limited myself to the US and Mexico, mainly because of my fears, I've traveled and lived all over the US, from West coast to East coast, from Mexico up to Pennsylvania and have been relatively broke and what would definitely be labeled as "in poverty" most of my life. You really _don't_ need money if you're willing to be uncomfortable, and you need even less in a lot of countries in the world. Also as U.S. citizens like me or Canadians like him many of us have a lot of freedom others on this planet don't have to legally travel all over the world, we should appreciate that as a very lucky gift that not everyone is as fortunate to have.

[Luiz]

My man swimming from continent to continent
Respect