Episode 10: Last one standing

Gina and Darren reflect on how the Alone Australia season 2 finale went down, and unpack the lessons we've learned from the final three participants. Then the winner joins us for an in-depth chat. Hear what it was like to be told they were the last one left in the wilderness and what they plan to do with the $250k prize. Warning: This episode contains spoilers for the finale of Alone Australia season 2! Make sure you've watched it before listening.

Gina Chick and Darren Mara recap the finale of Alone Australia season two in Alone Australia: The Podcast

We've come to the end of Alone Australia season 2! Gina and Darren discuss the final episode and reflect on the season as a whole.

Every single person went to the absolute depths of themselves, whether they were there for two days, three days, 63 days, 64 days... What we see is in all of the participants how much grace they show in the face of that.

Gina Chick

Then we're joined by Krzysztof to hear about the physical and mental impact of 64 days in the wilderness surviving on lake weeds, bracken and positivity - including losing about thirty kilos and a lot of sleep. We get a special cameo from his delightful partner Erin, and find out the first thing they're going to buy with the prize money. Plus we learn about a painful mishap involving a fish hook that wasn't caught on film!

I remember tying the last knot on on this fly and I just pulled it a little bit tight and it just sank the hook straight in the top of my thumb.

Krzysztof

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Episode 10: Last one standing

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31/05/202445:34

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Alone Australia: The Podcast is hosted by Gina Chick and Darren Mara.

Produced by SBS Audio's Caroline Gates, Max Gosford, Joel Supple.

Video editing by Juncheng Guo, Karen Okuda and Sophia Li.

Music by Micky Grossman.

Special thanks to Riima Daher and Keely Sonntag from ITV, and from SBS Joseph Maxwell, Jo Teng, Lucinda Edwards, Therese Iverach, Rachel Williams and Belinda Rickerby.