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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2020 · 45 MIN

Overland Swaziland with Bonafide Moto Company

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Overland Journal Podcast host Scott Brady records from Eswatini’s Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary with Alan Shenton and Joe Fleming of Bonafide Moto Co. following a motorcycle trek on Triumphs (Tiger 1200, Tiger 800, and Street Scrambler). Alan reflects on his international music career in bands like Zebra & Giraffe, opening for The Cure, and how South Africa’s parks fueled his love for travel. Joe discusses relocating from the U.S. to South Africa and his minimalist, moment-focused photography. The group explores packing light, riding conditions, and the story of Bulembu—a former mining town transformed into a ministry supporting 2,000 AIDS orphans through sustainable tourism. They conclude with regional route recommendations and where to find Bonafide Moto Co. online.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Scott jumps on a Triumph Scrambler 1200 XE to explore the south African kingdom of Eswatini. Along for the journey are two friends from Bonafide Moto Company, Alan Shenton and Joe Fleming, who share their stories of surviving war in Iraq to playing with t

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