Life on Edge

After visiting Syria in 2019, I was banned for a video series highlighting the people’s resilience and warmth. The Assad regime didn’t approve.

In Sept 2024, my wife Deanna and I traveled across Ukraine from Lviv to Kyiv to Kharkiv’s frontlines, documenting the human cost of Russia’s war.

Five years ago, I visited Mogadishu, Somalia. Scarred by decades of conflict, it felt intense, unpredictable, and the most dangerous city I’ve known.

This is a story that documents my week-long road trip through Iran. One of my favorite countries on earth.

Beneath Las Vegas casinos and Michelin-star restaurants, 1,500 people live in underground tunnels,a hidden world few believe exists until they see it.

I just entered Eritrea Africa’s most unusual country. It feels like a 1950s Italian film set. Unlike anywhere else.

After visiting all 197 countries, I can say with certainty that Port-au-Prince, Haiti is the most dangerous city I’ve ever experienced.

I finally visited Transnistria, an unrecognized country frozen in the Soviet era, with Lenin statues, old symbols, and its own unusable currency.

India launched a surprise strike nearby, killing many. All airports closed, leaving me stranded in Pakistan for nearly a week.

Sohra, India gets more rain in a month than London and Seattle do in a year. I visited during monsoon season to see life in the world’s wettest city.

More than 100,000 people call this unique city home, living in high-rise buildings along a narrow strip of land.

North Korea is the most interesting and isolated country in the world, so I went to the border town with China to investigate what is going on.

Join me on the adventure to visit the ACTUAL, GEOGRAPHIC SOUTH POLE, a place where less than 3,000 humans in history have ever stepped foot.