Ryan Bingham

It's overwhelming if you haven't been out there.

It gives you a feeling.

It's almost like a drug that hits you because of the beauty of it all.

Like you take it in with the blue sky, you see the clouds and the mountain, and maybe there's a lake below you in the canyon.

You're like, God, this is gorgeous.

It's like you feel it in your DNA, man.

It's like your body knows this is a fertile, beautiful place that's filled with life, and this should excite you.

So all your natural human reward instincts are all like, this is the place I should be.

I think we're doing something with ourselves, to ourselves, with civilization that we can't really fully appreciate because we're wrapped in it.

And it's not until you get to nature where all that weight just gets lifted off of you.

and you feel more normal, and you're like, oh, this is where people are supposed to be.

Yeah, I follow this one dude.

God, I'm trying to remember his name.

Clay, let me pull it up because I really enjoy his videos.

But this dude, he lives, I believe he lives in Alaska, but he does a lot of trips in America, like all over America in the lower 48.

And he goes and like lives by himself in some kind of harsh environment.

Like he's done it in the swamps.

Clay Hayes, that's it.

Does he like take his kid out there?

I believe he has.