Sarrah Le Marquand

I think there's quite a few tourists trampling the globe at the moment that are not doing their bit for us white people.

So good on you for having the self-awareness about that.

Tommy, what are some of the anecdotes and the moments that are resonating?

You're in the very early stages of touring this show.

What are the moments that are sparking and resonating the most with your audience?

So tell me about putting your body literally on the line and how do you document this?

Do you feel like you have to say yes to everything?

You're hearing and reading about things like horse therapy and things maybe a little even less adventurous, a bit more commonplace, even if it is just yoga, meditation, some of these things.

And all of a sudden you feel, I actually really need to give this a try, not only in the quest of genuine wellness and self-improvement and navigating way through life, but in the name of research and ultimately material for the show.

I mean, getting your pilot's license, that's got to be up there with the list of interesting things.

I was watching your journey there.

Sorry, pun unintended, Tommy.

Watching your journey there on Instagram, of course, refer earlier notes about living on screen too much.

Tell me about that.

How long had you been thinking about that?

That's obviously a fairly scary undertaking sometimes or is it where there are moments where you're forced to be grappling with your own mortality and are there calculated risks or was it just something that you'd always wanted to do and what a thing to tick off the bucket list?

Well, do you have your own private jet?

Because that's on the Leo DiCaprio Kardashian scale.

That's the unrelatable part.

But to have your pilot's license and then if you're going and hiring a plane, that may be vaguely more relatable.