In Part A of this unforgettable two‑part adventure, we sit down with Andre Sousa, the man who took a 125cc Monkey bike and rode it across 106 countries, through deserts, jungles, warzones, mountain passes, and some of the most remote places on Earth.

Andre shares how a small, simple motorcycle became the perfect machine for a massive dream — and why choosing the “wrong” bike might have been the best decision he ever made. From border crossings and breakdowns to the kindness of strangers and the daily grind of life on the road, Andre opens up about the mindset, preparation, and sheer determination required to circle the globe on a tiny bike.

This is the beginning of an extraordinary story of grit, humour, and human connection — the ride that changed Andre’s life forever.

In the dramatic conclusion to Andre Sousa’s extraordinary journey, we dive into the two moments that nearly ended his round‑the‑world adventure for good.

In Part B, Andre recounts the day he was kidnapped in Nepal, held against his will, and forced to negotiate his way out with nothing but calm thinking and sheer instinct. From there, his story shifts to Turkey — where he found himself in the epicentre of one of the deadliest earthquakes in modern history, a disaster that claimed more than 50,000 lives.

Through chaos, fear, and unimaginable pressure, Andre reveals how he survived, what he learned, and why he still refuses to stop exploring the world on two wheels.

Join us for the remarkable finale of Andre’s story — a raw, emotional, and inspiring reminder of just how resilient the human spirit can be.

Coming soon to Australian Adventure Rider's Podcast. The amazing Heather Ellis.