Hey gang! 🎒🔥 It's Wednesday, and you know what that means— it’s time to dive back into the wild stories we explored last week. Grab your gear, because we’re taking you back to the untamed wilderness with Hazen Audel!
TL;DR? 👀Here’s a recap of the adventure 🌏👇
Jungle Survivalist Reveals Tribal Secrets of Life
In an enthralling episode last week, Hazen Audel, the renowned survivalist and host of “Primal Survivor,” took us through his most extreme experiences with some of the planet’s most isolated tribes. Hazen shared the profound wisdom of tribal life, his near-death encounters, and a particularly intense experience with the hallucinogenic plant, datura, deep in the jungle. This journey into the secrets of survival and tribal rituals was as enlightening as it was exhilarating. 🍃🗺️
If you missed this wild ride into the depths of the jungle, now’s your chance to catch up and be amazed by the resilience and profound wisdom that Hazen encountered. 🌿🔥
Crime: On October 9, 1995, the Amtrak Sunset Limited, en route from Miami to Los Angeles, was derailed in a remote desert area near Palo Verde, Arizona. Sabotage was quickly suspected due to the way the tracks had been tampered with, leading to the train’s derailment. The incident injured over a hundred people and resulted in one fatality. Despite investigations, no suspects have ever been conclusively identified, making it one of the most mysterious unsolved cases of railroad sabotage in U.S. history.
War: On October 9, 1967, one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century, Che Guevara, was captured in Bolivia. His execution the following day marked the end of his revolutionary campaigns in South America, but his legacy as a symbol of rebellion and leftist ideology endures globally.
Religion: On October 9, 1635, Roger Williams, a Puritan minister, theologian, and author who founded the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for his advocacy of religious freedom and separation of church and state. This pivotal moment led to his founding of Providence as a refuge where all could come to worship freely, laying the groundwork for the First Amendment rights in the United States Constitution.
What did you think of last week’s episode? 💭Drop us a RELPY—we LOVE hearing from you! If you haven’t caught it yet, head over to the channel and check it out. Let’s GOOOOOO!!!! 🔥👊🚀