Simon Reeve

Simon Reeve, presenter of BBC series 'Wilderness', talks about Earth's last great wild areas, including the Congo rainforest and Patagonia. He discusses indigenous communities, sustainability, interacting with nature in urban areas, and the role of travel in protecting wild areas.

Jude Law, an acclaimed actor known for his roles in films like The Talented Mr. Ripley, shares insights about his career journey and personal influences in acting. Christina Lamb, a seasoned war correspondent, discusses the emotional toll and risks of reporting from conflict zones, reflecting on her transformation in navigating danger. Simon Reeve, a journalist and globetrotting adventurer, opens up about his encounters with peril during travels, exploring the complex nature of risk in both journalism and performance. Their stories blend adventure, courage, and vulnerability.

John Lydon, Simon Reeve, Jamie Lee O'Donnell, and Isabel Adomakoh Young discuss topics such as performing live on Irish TV, filming in a prison, being the 'original' version, openness and risks, the interconnectedness of human beings, and reimagining Shakespeare with gender exploration.