George Kourounis is no stranger to fear or uncertainty. In fact, it’s basically his job to live in fear and uncertainty. George Kourounis is a global explorer, adventurer and storm chaser.
George has spent years photographing some of Mother Nature's most elusive and dangerous phenomena, such as tornadoes, giant hail, dust storms, hurricanes, avalanches, volcanoes and lightning among other things, and has explored all 7 continents and 75 countries. He shares his experiences through television, photography, Youtube, and in person speaking engagements.
In this episode of Stories of Transformation, we talk about the most magnificent places in the world George has explored, how he interprets what it means to be human through the lens of our experience with nature, the story of his most life-threatening expedition, and what conclusions can be drawn around COVID-19 and climate change.
If you’ve been feeling stagnant at home, this story will get your heart pumping. Be sure to share it with a friend and leave us a rate and review if you’ve enjoyed this episode!
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George recommends to visit Iceland!
George refers to the Giant Crystal Cave connected to the Naica Mine, located in Chihuahua, Mexico, which can only be visited for scientific investigation.
Connect with George Kourounis: http://www.stormchaser.ca/Stormchaser.html
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