See photos from some of the sightings we share in the episode below! In the second episode of Safari Stories season 3, I (Jomi) sit down...

We’re back and we’re in South Africa for Season 3 of the Safari Stories Podcast! Jomi and Hadley sit down with Mike Anderson after the...

After living in New York for the last few months and exploring a new city and the wonders of Central Park (no, really), we have gotten so...

On the last episode of Season 2, Jomi comes to you from Hoedspruit, South Africa with a true bush legend: Bruce Lawson. Bruce tells us...

For this week's episode of the Safari Stories Podcast, Jomi is in White River, South Africa talking to best friend and Africa expert,...

In this week’s episode of the Safari Stories podcast, we chat with Savanna Lodge head guide, Dan Fincham, about why he thinks the Sabi Sands

In this week’s episode, we record again from within the Kruger National Park and with our second guest of the podcast, Mike Anderson.

In this week’s episode, Jomi has finally managed to make it down to South Africa and hosts our first guest on the podcast, Michelle Sole!

In this week’s Safari Stories podcast episode, Jomi and Hadley talk about the safari guiding courses they did in South Africa—what the cours

In Episode 15 of the Safari Stories podcast, Jomi and Hadley share some of their favorite, least-favorite, and the more bizarre sounds from

In Episode 14 of the Safari Stories Podcast, Jomi and Hadley talk about some current topics making the headlines both in Africa & globally

In this week's episode of the Safari Stories Podcast, Jomi and Hadley go back to basics and tell some good old-fashioned bush stories....

In Episode 12 of the Safari Stories Podcast, we talk about how to best document a safari--whether it’s journaling, using your phone camera

The 7 Must-See Africa Documentaries. In Alphabetical order... because ranking them was just too hard. 1. Africa (BBC Series)

Bruce, and another trails guide, mentor and friend, Sean Pattrick, would be walking 50 km (around 30 miles) each day for 3 days in...

What an experience. My dad and I started the trek at 8:30 in the morning. Slow and steady for about half an hour through potato fields and..

Once the dust has settled, the shape of a defeated lioness begins to take form standing alone amidst hundreds of panting, highly alert antel

There's nothing quite like climbing a hill to watch the sunset and ending up watching an aardwolf patrolling its territory instead! ...

The normally dry beige/red desert had turned into a lush green grassland. Even Sven, who has driven these roads with guests for over...

The highlight here was a tour of the local township, where the lodge we were staying with had funded the shipment of 700 bicycles and...