The Amazon Jungle Saved My Life: Encounters with STRANGE Creatures | Harry Turner

39 thoughts on “The Amazon Jungle Saved My Life: Encounters with STRANGE Creatures | Harry Turner”

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2. Thanks for sharing, very inspiring.

3. danny jones = the new art bell

4. THIS GUY IS A BEAST THATS A GOOD FELLOW RIGHT THERE

5. God made the world and all the animals on it for us. What are yall talking about. We were made to eat meat

6. You should look for Lynx pardinus o Lince Ibérico, from iberic peninsula in Spain and Portugal. There's a strong and succesful recovery program. It is an amazing species, very unique

7. This is by far the best video to heal mind, body and spirit. I spent several years on the Navajo reservation as my wife is a tribal member. I was in a very remote area known as Shonto. After years of isolation my senses became so acute that even now after 4 years living in Flagstaff, AZ I still have trouble hearing sirens or loud car exhaust noise. We always look forward to trips into the largest Ponderosa Pine forest in the lower 48, in my back yard. Press forward…live, learn, pursue truth!

8. at an hour 23, "we don't belong, we don't fit in, we're so different". I always think of the concept of the impact of a single species and the positive impact it can have, like with beavers and bringing back the waters, or re-introduction of wolves, all those examples. We too can have that positive impact, as many have shown examples of. Like the permaculture gurus of the world, those are the beavers. What sets us apart, is HOW RAPID we can cause change. For better or for worse. We're an apex species that's without question, but we HAVE to stop thinking we're the cancer. We don't have to be. We can be the cure and the catalyst for positive change. In single life times people have re-greened and re-forested deserts, literally. I'm just sick of the "we can't" narrative/ideaology. Even my immediate next door neighbors have it. Admit its a screwed up world, complain about it every single day, and just repeat the same "yea well, what can ya do, nothing we can do about it blah blah, we're just one person"…pathetic, lazy, and wrong. There's just far more doing harm than doing good. We need more good doers, do gooders, whatever lol. I'm starting to see it, more and more seeing how disconnected we've become from nature, farms, our food, etc. More and more interest in home gardening, animal husbandry, getting back to our roots. Seeing how money is woo woo fake un-controllable temporary garbage, taking on more lives of responsibility and "poverty" and ironically at the same time realizing how rich and wealthy you really become with natural assets, other forms of capital etc…

9. I'd love to meet this guy

10. I think most of the metal health issues people struggle with in modern times is because of the way we live. The rat race. The disconnect to meaning, this amazing planet, and all the biodiversity it offers. Nature and the other amazing life forms in it reminds of us of who/what we are, human. They allow us to connect to our reality on a level that you can’t deny the beauty and how amazing it all is.

11. What a GREAT interview this is, hitting me on so many levels, especially as a story of hope! When, early on in the interview, Harry talked about peoples' perceptions of the Amazon jungle as a scary, dark place, it reminds me of my current job, lol. I'm a German-born white guy who grew up in a small Midwestern town. Somehow my life path took me to a maintenance and construction job working alongside Mexican migrants and immigrants in one of Albuquerque's most violent and gang-infested neighborhoods. Before I worked there, I'd been told so many times that "anglos" like me would be killed on sight just walking down the sidewalk in this particular part of town, But I've worked there for fourteen years and have always been treated well by both the residents and my workmates. I've had a few rough incidents here or there, but bad things can happen in even the nicest areas, from my experience. Harry's eventual awakening to the beauty of the jungle was similar to my understanding that fear can obscure the light that exists in even the darkest places. Kudos to Danny, also, for asking great questions and allowing Harry the space to tell his stories!

12. Wow, this was one of the most heart-wrenching episodes. Thank you so much for sharing your story, Harry and Danny, for providing the space for such nuanced conversation.

13. Bro drop the ads at the end of a story not right at the crux of each story damn

14. Amazing story. Thank you

15. I'm from the amazon born and raise here 29 years now 🇬🇾

16. 41 min in and I am really enjoying this podcast. Great guest.

17. 56:03 This could not have been a more poorly timed moment to put an ad.
    Absolutely loved this podcast & having already seen “Wild Cat”
    especially loved getting to hear more from Harry.
    Thanks to both of you.

18. Bless this guy. Love your message and thabk you too Danny

19. Love this. Dont thinknivebever commented. This onenreally grabbed me

20. great.

21. Food for the Kids and more food for more Kids, ……what's the problem than ……….?!?!

22. Is it just me but it seems like he’s lying about how boot camp was and all this he’s done.

    Just seems very far fetched especially when I have served 22 years just saying.

23. Superb interview. This guy has lived more than most people will ever.

24. What accent is that

25. Danny is so clueless yet so smart in otjer ways lol YOOO BRO HARPY EAGLES ARE BIG! lol but mainly when bro saod ue doesnt want to talk aboutKhan and waants people to go read up and discover and it makes him sad

    Danny "so yea he a shot in the fucking face eh" lmfao i mean he might as well have said that lol

26. So glad watching harry again

27. Poor guy… 18 and in that situation….

28. The little girl was not your fault; it is the leaders of country/ies. Thank you for crying! YOU are my Hero!!! You have a friend in Maryland USA!! Thank you both!!!!

29. I wanna seei wanna see a podcast of u and Ben making up and talking it out with his whole family.

30. Wow what a heavy story… so tragic how ex-soldiers are left to struggle like this! Amazing he pulled himself out of it.. incredible human and so inspiring!

31. 1:27:34

32. Yep just like every other country an civilization in history my young naive boy. But nice story. Living in America with all your emotions. Bullshit

33. What a cool guy.

34. This guy has real courage

35. Hit every nail on the head, where can we sign up to the cause?

36. Danny Jones, my beloved son died 3 years ago on 4/29/2021 and ive been seeking ever since. I filled the silence left behind with podcastsand I AM SO.GLAD I DID BECAUSE I FOUND THIS! THANKS BRO!!! YOU AND YOUR GUEST HELPED ME TODAY!!!

37. I SO SO LOVE YOU GUYS!!!

38. DANNY JONES YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY UNDERATED, YO! THIS IS THE VERY BEST PODCAST I HAVE EVER HEARD AND THANK YOUR GUEST AND YOUR AMAZING SELF, BRO!!! JUST AMAZING!!! 😢😅😊

39. This guy copies Joe Rogan so hard

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