The following posts were made in April 2009. You may subscribe to the RSS feed for this archive if you would like to take your time reading through our posts.
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When you were younger there was always that thing that scared you -- a door that seemingly led to nowhere, a space in the attic or simply a monster in your closet. No matter what your parents said, no matter how many times they told you it was okay, somehow it was not so okay. You definitely were not going to go into the attic, open the door or step foot in that closet. That was it and if they tried, oh you would scream until all hell broke loose. Well in Australia, I had no choice but to face my fear of the Great White.
Continue Reading Surf Life Saving Down Under.
There are many things that you see on camera, but there is a whole hell of a lot of things that you don't see on camera. Take for example when I mess up an intro repeatedly, when I get into an argument with the series producer because I'm having a prima donna moment or when stuff just doesn't go like we think it will go. Hey, that's non-scripted television, right? You try to capture all of the moments, but some of them don't make the cut, and some are not seen at all
Continue Reading When In Ireland, Do As the Irish Do.
One thing about traveling that I've found is that you have to be ready for anything, and I do mean anything. It could just be the smell of a new country. It could be the attitude of the people. Heck, it could be the climate and the ever-present heat or the depressing and bone chilling cold. You have to adapt and get ready for what's next. You have to expect the unexpected and be open for it. That's exactly what happened in Spain.
Continue Reading Hungry in Spain.
I suppose there is a saying in life that states ... Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. Well, welcome to the world of Dhani Jones. I've been fooled time and time again. The producers bring me to these incredible countries, Switzerland, Thailand, Spain and now Singapore to try all of these amazing sports and the most interesting thing turns out to be the animals, go figure. What was I thinking, making a reality, non-scripted television would just be so simple -- train for the sport, talk to some people and it would be perfect. Yeah right, perfection is hidden pirates booty and I suppose I'm the sap that's always looking for it.
Continue Reading Animal Bit or Bite, Singapore.