Kenyan Bush's guest appearances

Kenyan Bush

The Review with Adrian Mallory

Talking Bush, Safaris & Luxury Travel

Wangari Maathai

Haile Selassie

David Yarrow

Matt Bevington

Giles Yeo

Brian Jackman

Alex Walker

Mark Bryan

Calvin Cottar

Kim Wolhuter

Bruce Simpson

Mahsuda Snaith

OwlTail

Calvin Cottar's family have been in Kenya for generations and their wealth of stories about exploring this wild land are both exhilarating and mesmerising to listen to. It is their experiences in Kenya which lead Calvin to be one of the most respected members of the safari community today. His passion for working with the local community to preserve Kenya for the wildlife, while still benefitting the people, is second to none. A safari guided by Calvin will leave you feeling awe struck, and a luxury holiday at his safari camp Cottar's 1920s Safari Camp will have you yearning to return on a yearly basis as many of his clients do.

<p>Calvin Cottar's family have been in Kenya for generations and their wealth of stories about exploring this wild land are both exhilarating and mesmerising to listen to. It is their experiences in Kenya which lead Calvin to be one of the most respected members of the safari community today. His passion for working with the local community to preserve Kenya for the wildlife, while still benefitting the people, is second to none. A safari guided by Calvin will leave you feeling awe struck, and a luxury holiday at his safari camp Cottar's 1920s Safari Camp will have you yearning to return on a yearly basis as many of his clients do.</p>

Calvin Cottar - Kenyan Conservationist, Safari Guide, Camp Owner & Charismatic Character Of the Kenyan Bush

This episode reviews the netflix documentary 'the great hack' and what the revelations of political interference and hacking mean for our concept of free choice and free will.

<p>This episode reviews the netflix documentary 'the great hack' and what the revelations of political interference and hacking mean for our concept of free choice and free will.</p>

S2E5: The Great Hack (with backup sounds from Kenyan Bush babies)