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Episode 11 ~ Sam Sidiqi, mountaineer aiming to be the first Afghan to summit Everest
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Episode 11 ~ Sam Sidiqi, mountaineer aiming to be the first Afghan to summit Everest

In episode 11, I talk to mountaineering charity Founder, Sam Sidiqi, who’s embarking on a hugely inspiring world-first mountaineering endeavour in 2023.

After unofficially becoming the first Afghan to summit the highest mountain in the US, Mount Denali (subject to official confirmation) in 2021, Sam will try to become the first Afghan to summit Everest in the spring 2023.

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Episode 4 ~ Justin Oliver Davis
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Episode 4 ~ Justin Oliver Davis

In episode 4, we talk to retired soldier, double amputee, mountaineer, adventurer and keynote speaker: Justin Oliver Davis (aka inspiration through adversity).

In 2011 Justin was serving with 2nd Battalion The Rifles, in Afghanistan. While leading a patrol when unfortunately he stood on an IED resulting in the loss of both of his lower legs.

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