Anthony Porter is a four-time American Ninja Warrior competitor turned outdoor educator, known for his engaging and humorous videos on nature conservation, wildlife, survival skills, and science exploration. A certified backpacking guide, rock climber, and archery instructor, Anthony has traveled to 26 countries and brings a wealth of real-world experience to his content. He’s taught people of all ages across the U.S., but his biggest passion is inspiring young kids to connect with the outdoors. His children’s book, My Epic Nature Journal, encourages kids to draw, craft, and discover the world in creative new ways. 

Ashley White is a professional fly fisherman and the face behind The Gentleman Lumberjack.

Bella Da Costa, a renowned Canadian trick rider from Alberta, discovered her passion at age five after witnessing the Canadian Finals Rodeo. Inspired by the daring stunts, she pursued trick riding—a blend of acrobatics and horsemanship. Now a multi-time champion, including Canadian Champion Trick Rider and Rodeo Rapid City Champion, Bella wows audiences with high-speed, gravity-defying performances that highlight her athleticism and deep bond with her horses.

Cam Bostock is an Australian adventurer and content creator renowned for his outdoor exploration videos. Based in Western Australia, he shares his journeys through various platforms, including YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Patreon. Cam has undertaken significant long-distance hikes, such as New Zealand's 1,864 mile (3,000-kilometer) Te Araroa Trail and the 2,672-mile (4,300-kilometer) Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) in the United States. His PCT journey involved creating daily Instagram Reels to document his experiences.

Greg Mak is a former deep sea diver for the United States Navy.

Iain Ward, known as @thekingofchemo, is a man with a mission. After being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2020, Iain has embarked on a journey that transcends the physical norm and is now on a fundraising mission to raise more money for charity than anyone in history. 

With a career spanning over 30 years, veteran location manager Ilt Jones and his team have been the masterminds behind some of Hollywood’s most iconic filming locations, working on massive productions like The Dark Knight, Inception, Iron Man, and the Transformers franchise. 

Jacob Lemanski rode his bicycle 38,000 miles over 999 days, crossing six continents and circling the earth twice. He is currently the creator of Ant Space, which designs unique psychedelic ant farms, and holds the record for the largest ant farm in the world. Jacob is also the host of How to Move the Stars, a podcast that captures his journey cycling around the world.

John left his corporate 9-to-5 job to travel the world, documenting the unique bond between dogs and humans across different cultures. As the founder of Wags Around The World, a photography project dedicated to exploring these connections, he continues to showcase the incredible ways dogs and humans coexist around the globe. 

Julia Sheehan is the author of Hiking is the Easy Part: My Journey on the Appalachian Trail and the director of the documentary Into the Wild: My Journey on the Appalachian Trail. A powerful voice in the outdoor community, Julia is a passionate advocate for vulnerability, authenticity, and the transformative power of nature.

Kathleen is a food-motivated hiker, solo backpacker, backpacking coach for women and The Hungry Hiker on YouTube. She helps women feel comfortable and confident with solo backpacking through her online backpacking program for women, The Confident Solo Female Backpacker System. 

Nicole Snell is a dynamic, award-winning international speaker, TEDx speaker, facilitator, trainer, author, consultant, and self-defense expert specializing in sexual assault and violence prevention education, gender-based violence prevention, personal safety, and empowerment-based self-defense. She is deeply committed to ending violence in all its forms by educating others with practical self-defense skills and advocating for systemic change. Nicole believes in social justice, equality, and that everyone has the right to move through the world feeling safe, powerful, and confident.

Nora is an endurance athlete who enjoys pushing her limits skiing and mountain biking. She is the founder of Neve which offers high quality plant-based smoothie pouches made for athletes.

Robin Greenfield is a servant of Earth, humanity and the plants and animals we share this home with. He follows an action-based philosophy of life, service and activism. First and foremost, he seeks to be the change he wishes to see in the world through an intentional life design of simple and sustainable living. As a firm believer in equal rights for all – Earth, humans, plants and animals – he has designed equity into his life. 

Scout and Frodo, the trail names of Barney and Sandy Mann, are legendary figures in the long-distance hiking world. Scout is a Triple Crowner and recently completed the 1,200-mile Ice Age Trail at age 73. They’re best known for their incredible generosity as trail angels, having hosted over 8,000 Pacific Crest Trail hikers at their San Diego home. Their support, guidance, and hospitality have made them beloved icons in the hiking community.

Tia Banks is a multifaceted professional known for her work as a motivational speaker, resilience expert, mountaineer, and mental health advocate. She’s dedicated to helping students and educators build resilience and push through the mental weight of anxiety and depression. But her story doesn’t stop in the classroom — it climbs mountains, literally. Tia has summited some of the world’s tallest volcanoes, using each climb as both a personal challenge and a metaphor for the mental mountains we all face. She’s the author of Mind Over Mountains, a certified resilience coach, and a viral voice on social media where she shares raw, powerful messages about mental strength and growth.