The Large Minority Podcast - Tuk Tuk Adventures and Travel Stories Julian Carnall

Hello everyone and thank you for listing. On this episode of the podcast I spoke to Francesco Mantegazzini. Francesco is a serial entrepreneur and CEO of his own VC organisation with a passion for building start-ups and mentoring leadership teams. He also happens to be one of the founders of the GIRA, which stand for the Great Italian Rickshaw adventure, a company that we at Large Minority recently took over as the majority share holders with the ambition to bring our own style of rickshaw ad...

On this episode of the podcast I spoke to my good friend Johnny Ward. Johnny is an award-winning travel blogger and adventure traveller who's travelled to every single country in the world. He is also on a quest to be the first person ever to have travelled to every country in the world but also climb all of the seven summits and visit both poles! I spoke to him about his most recent adventure, an eventful row across the Atlantic, while I obviously picked his brains about his memories of...

Hello everyone and thank you for listening. On this episode of the podcast I sat down with Tom Morgan. Tom is the founder of one of my favourite adventure companies in the world, The Adventurists, creators of the Mongol rally, the rickshaw run, some of the worlds toughest horse races just to name a few. People often confuse our own adventures as direct competitors to what they do and while off course we have similarities, the main one being the use of a tuk-tuk as an amazing platform for adve...

On this episode of the podcast I spoke to Wajahat Malik. Wajahat is an adventure travel filmmaker, a TV presenter and an adventure sports enthusiast. He is considered to be one of the pioneers of adventure filmmaking in Pakistan. For more than 2 decades he has been producing, directing and presenting adventure films for various Pakistani and foreign TV networks. He is also the founder of Pakistan International Mountain Film Festival (PIMFFF) and Managing Director of Eyebex Films, an Islamabad...

Hello everyone and thank you for listening. On this episode of the podcast I spoke to my good friend Terence Ver. Terence runs his own media agency in the Philippines and is also an award winning photographer and film maker and off course and avid traveller. We spoke about his experience on our Sri Lanka tuk-tuk adventure but what I was most fascinated speaking to him about was his experience of spending 4 months of lockdown with a minority tribe called the Tagbanwa, in a remote area of coron...

On this episode I sat down with three lovely ladies; Maxine, Carol & Andrea. Together they formed a dream team named the Lancashire lasses and participated in both our Sri Lanka and Indian tuk-tuk adventures.It’s a really fun episode and We spoke about their memories of driving tuk-tuks and all the best stories that go with it from both of their adventures with us.I hope you enjo