In this episode Gerry and Andrew sit down to talk about something that's been fourteen years in the making. What started as an idea scribbled between three people who had no clue what they were doing has grown into something neither of them could have imagined.

And now, as Gerry steps back from his operational role at Wild Eye to focus on coaching, speaking and performance work, the two of them get into the why, the what's next, and what stays the same.

It's honest with a lot of gratitude for the ride so far and genuine excitement for what's coming.

You can see Gerry's video by clicking here.

You can visit the Wild Eye website here: https://wild-eye.com

In this episode, Dani and Emma talk about solo travel on safari. They cover why traveling alone doesn't mean being lonely, how lodge environments and game drives naturally bring people together, and why solo travelers often end up having a more immersive experience without the pressure of entertaining others.

Emma shares her top destination picks, explains what a single supplement is and how to avoid it, and they discuss the safety side of traveling alone, especially for women. They also touch on how Wild Eye's scheduled safaris are a great starting point for anyone nervous about taking that first solo trip.

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In this episode, Andrew and Luke break down Mana Pools - a place everyone gets wrong. Most people think it's just the floodplain with some trees and the Zambezi River in the distance, but that's only 5% of it.

The actual park stretches south with baobabs, rocky cliffs, and dense mopani forest most visitors never see. What makes it wild is how you experience it: you're walking through the bush with your guide, tracking elephant behavior or following a lion's footprints, not just sitting in a vehicle. It's remote enough that morning "traffic" at a spring includes elephants, wild dogs, and lions all passing through at once.

Whether you're a photographer wanting the best shots of your life or just after a genuinely spiritual safari experience, this place delivers different.

Learn about our Mana Pools safari: https://wild-eye.com/trip-report-mana-pools-and-kanga-camp-14824/

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