Welcome to the Overland Journal Podcast

Jack Langdon's Cycling Journey Across Europe

Hankook Dynapro Tire Sponsorship

The Birth of The Human Project

Preparing for a Long Cycling Trip

Navigating Challenges on the Road

Cultural Experiences in Central and Southeast

The Importance of Cultural Respect and Giving

Mohab Sponsor

From Cycling to Storytelling: The Human

Finding and Filming Stories in the US

Tackling Serious Issues in East Africa

FGM and Arranged Marriages in Tanzania

A Safe Haven for Escaped Girls

The Prevalence and Dangers of FGM

The Power of Awareness and Support

Albinos in East Africa: Challenges and

Skate Parks and Street Kids in Kampala

The Art of Rollerblading in Uganda

The Future of Human Project

The Joy of Sharing Stories

Closing Remarks and Contact Information

Overland Journal Podcast Promotion

Overland Journal Podcast host Ashley Giordano interviews Jack Langton, who cycled 8,000 miles from London to Singapore. Over 150 days, Langton trained on the road, braved solo camping, and navigated intense environments like India and Turkey. He emphasizes the overwhelming generosity he encountered, especially throughout Central Asia. After returning to his consulting career, Langton launched "The Human Project," creating mini-documentaries that capture diverse global stories. His filmmaking journey has taken him across the U.S., East Africa, and Europe. Jack discusses building trust with subjects ranging from traveling circus performers to NGOs tackling social issues like FGM and albinism-related threats in Kenya and Uganda. Through these short films, he highlights resilient communities, including Nairobi’s street kids and Ugandan skate culture, bridging human experiences through digital storytelling.

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Sponsored in part by Hankook Dynapro Tires and Mohab 

Overland Journal Podcast host Ashley Giordano interviews Jack Langton, who cycled 8,000 miles from London to Singapore. Over 150 days, Langton trained on the road, braved solo camping, and navigated intense environments like India and Turkey. He emphasizes the overwhelming generosity he encountered, especially throughout Central Asia. After returning to his consulting career, Langton launched "The Human Project," creating mini-documentaries that capture diverse global stories. His filmmaking journey has taken him across the U.S., East Africa, and Europe. Jack discusses building trust with subjects ranging from traveling circus performers to NGOs tackling social issues like FGM and albinism-related threats in Kenya and Uganda. Through these short films, he highlights resilient communities, including Nairobi&rsquo;s street kids and Ugandan skate culture, bridging human experiences through digital storytelling.
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The Overland Journal Podcast features the travelers, topics, and news related to the overlanding community and industry. This podcast is hosted by Scott Brady, Ashley Giordano, and Matt Scott. This podcast is a production of the Overland Journal Magazine and the expeditionportal.com website.

The Overland Journal Podcast features the travelers, topics, and news related to the overlanding community and industry.

The Overland Journal Podcast

EP320 | Jack Langton on the Power of Sharing People’s Stories

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