The leap

What's your relationship with Darkness?This episode follow Dave, Josh and Andrew as they walk out into darkness , exploring their own relationship with darkness while alone in a wild place. Darkness both literally and metaphorically is something our culture  is not comfortable with. In a metaphorical sense is darkness an as an ally or an enemy when it comes to our sense of life purpose?In this episode the men lean in and explore this age old  question.Join us as we walk into the dark. 

Welcome to season two of the Leap. In episode one, meet Josh, Dave and Andrew for the first time as they cross the ceremonial line and embark for weekend one of the Leap. Out there, they head solo from night one until Sunday morning, a powerful experience as this is the first time these men have spent solo time in the wild. In this episode the men introduce themselves and they give context for why they are taking the leap. As the weekend goes on and the men are out there alone, they are asked the following  questions. 1. What is your relationship to nature and do you see it as an ally in your life.2. What are you noticing about the place and how it is affecting you?3. What’s something you’ve learnt from the weekend and whats informed that? Enjoy episode one and pass it around your friends and family. Wildly, The leap crew. 

Meet the three men that we will be following from this point on. In this episode, these men reflect on the first weekend from the comfort of their day to day lives.  They speak about the experience of digging deeply into their life purpose, their hopes, their fears and their intentions for the second weekend out. As this goes live, we are literally heading out again for the second weekend, (friday the 9th October) for their first weekend solo in the wild. Tents are packed, gear is ready, journals are set to go. The following episode, episode three will capture this experience for each of the men and will be broadcasting it early next week. Enjoy,Darvis 

In episode two the men share deeply about many things. They answers the following questions. What is the future of the our species on the planet?Emotionally speaking How do we feel about our sense of future?How does nature see this dilemma? On Sunday, for the first time, we all came together and shared as a group, around the fire, checking in about our experience and letting the world in through this process. This part was edgy, wed never shared with the Microphone as a group before. So join the men for episode two, listen into what this unique group of men have to say About life, the future and the importance of men coming together on their hunt for purpose. Enjoy, and please share. Darvis

Welcome to the leap.The leap is a six month transformational right of passage for men. Join us once a month as eight men walk out into the wild and unpack their sense of life purpose and what it is they can do with it. Our goal is to utilise the support of the group and take on ever increasing challenge over the six months. The leap crescendos in January with a week long solo in a wild landscape, the Tarkine, on Tasmanias north west coast. My name is Darvis Walker, for the past 20 years I've guided people into the wilds of Tasmania, Australia with a specific goal, to facilitate transformational journeys. Episode one captures my personal journey as we begin this process. Over three days we set our goals, co-forge a safe space and begin to dig into life's big question being, what is my life purpose? More specifically, how does a wild place inform and support my purpose? Personally, this episode is deeply confronting and emotionally raw. I tackle the honest challenges ahead of me with a no bullshit approach. These challenges are established to support me to live with the integrity that I'm wanting from the world. Confronting stuff. Episode one is a prelude to the following episodes where three of the mens journeys will be captured across the entire six months.Welcome to the leap, join us on the inside and bare witness to an extraordinary pilgrimage of purpose for this unique group of courageous men. Darvis