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What separates someone who knows bushcraft from someone who can genuinely survive when everything goes wrong? In this episode of The Survival Debrief, Steven Kelly sits down with survival consultant, wilderness guide, expedition leader and TV producer Megan Hine. Megan has spent more than two decades working in the outdoor and survival industry and spent around 13 years travelling the world as part of the team behind Bear Grylls productions. She went from rigging stunts and ropes to helping scout locations, design expeditions and manage the safety of talent and television crews in extreme environments. We get into the subjects most survival programmes rarely show: Why bushcraft and survival are not the same thing The psychology and mindset needed to survive What happens when an expedition starts going seriously wrong Managing fear, adrenaline and decision-making under pressure What Bear Grylls is really like to work with How dangerous survival television is made safely The reality facing camera crews behind the scenes Whether survival TV teaches useful skills or dangerous misconceptions Why Megan believes the UK can be one of the hardest environments to survive in What extreme environments have taught her about human behaviour Megan also explains why she believes survival is ultimately about improvisation, adaptability and mindset, rather than simply possessing an impressive collection of bushcraft skills. She also gives a fascinating behind-the-scenes account of working on Bear Grylls productions, including how journeys were scouted and constructed, how camera crews were managed through dangerous terrain and why safety teams sometimes have to tell producers that an idea simply cannot happen. And we discuss one of the biggest questions surrounding survival television: where does genuine survival end and entertainment begin? Megan explains that many of the scenarios were designed around worst-case survival thinking while acknowledging that viewers should not blindly copy everything they see on screen. If you enjoy honest conversations about survival, adventure, resilience, military experience and the reality behind survival television, subscribe to The Survival Debrief. New conversations with some of the most experienced names in survival and adventure. Hosted by Steven Kelly #MeganHine #Survival #BearGrylls 🔗 Connect With Me on Social Media: 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stevenkelly29 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/survival_ste 🐦 Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/survival_ste 🎯 TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/survival_ste 🧭 Train With Me In Person Want to go beyond the screen? Check out South West Survival to book a course, hire me for a team event, or take part in bespoke 1-to-1 training. "It's not the gear that saves you—it’s the mindset." Welcome to the tribe. Let’s get back to basics. Let’s get back to nature. Subscribe now and start your survival journey.

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