About this episode
In this episode, Andrew sits down with Alice, an intrepid traveler and author, to hear about her unforgettable safari experience in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park. Alice recounts her encounters with majestic lions, a mother leopard, and her unforgettable night camping in the wild. From the tense moments of a lion hunt to the quiet lessons learned from nature, Alice’s story is a fascinating blend of beauty, danger, and self-discovery. She also shares how this experience inspired her travel memoir and shaped her approach to storytelling and publishing.Guest: AliceAuthor of Take My Breath Far Away, a travel memoirFounder of Asclepius Press, an independent publishing houseFormer scuba instructor and global adventurerTopics Covered:Introduction to Alice and her travel backgroundLife in the African bush: Camping amidst wildlifeA lion hunt: Witnessing the raw beauty of natureClose encounters with a leopard near her tentInsights into the duality of nature: Beauty and brutalityFounding Asclepius Press and supporting independent authorsReflections on gratitude and the power of serendipity in travelResources and Links:Alice’s website: Asclepius PressHer memoir: Take My Breath Far AwayCall to Action:Check out our website at oneofftravelstories.comIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, and review the podcast.Share your favorite travel stories with us on social media using #OneOffTravelStories.
