INTERVIEWS AND MEDIA Q&A's:
My Life In Media - The Independent
'I was told to track down two terrorists in Boston, and went dancing round the newsroom at the thought of a flight - but they were in Boston, Lincolnshire'
Sunday Telegraph interview
By Michael Deacon
Simon's Travel CV at Wanderlust
Fresh from traversing the Tropic of Capricorn, journalist and TV presenter Simon Reeve sat down with Dan Linstead to talk about his travel passions
The Observer
On the road to nowhere
Terrorism expert Simon Reeve travelled to places that don't officially exist for his new TV series and found it a humbling experience
Wanderlust travel magazine
The journalist and presenter talks about his series Places That Don't Exist
Another Wanderlust travel magazine chat
Simon Reeve’s Equator was one of the best travel documentaries of recent years. Now he’s done it again – along the Tropic of Capricorn. He tells us about his toughest trip
BBC website interview
There are almost 200 official countries in the world. But there are dozens more unrecognised nations determined to be independent. Simon Reeve set out to visit several of these lesser-known places.
My Week In Media - The Independent
Interview by Sophie Morris
Så farlig er verden heller ikke - Stiften
chat with Pia Richter from the Danish Stiften newspaper
Politik, mærkelig mad og nuttede dyr er de faste ingredienser i BBC-journalisten Simon Reeve succesfulde rejseprogrammer, som lige har været sendt herhjemme. Sådan får man alle hen til skærmen, mener han. Han er ved at afslutte sin tredje jordomrejse, men har lige kunnet klemme lidt ferie ind i Danmark, »verdens bedste land« - og landet, hans hustrus familie stammer fra.
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My Life In Media - The Independent
'I was told to track down two terrorists in Boston, and went dancing round the newsroom at the thought of a flight - but they were in Boston, Lincolnshire'
Sunday Telegraph interview
By Michael Deacon
Simon's Travel CV at Wanderlust
Fresh from traversing the Tropic of Capricorn, journalist and TV presenter Simon Reeve sat down with Dan Linstead to talk about his travel passions
The Observer
On the road to nowhere
Terrorism expert Simon Reeve travelled to places that don't officially exist for his new TV series and found it a humbling experience
Wanderlust travel magazine
The journalist and presenter talks about his series Places That Don't Exist
Another Wanderlust travel magazine chat
Simon Reeve’s Equator was one of the best travel documentaries of recent years. Now he’s done it again – along the Tropic of Capricorn. He tells us about his toughest trip
BBC website interview
There are almost 200 official countries in the world. But there are dozens more unrecognised nations determined to be independent. Simon Reeve set out to visit several of these lesser-known places.
My Week In Media - The Independent
Interview by Sophie Morris
Så farlig er verden heller ikke - Stiften
chat with Pia Richter from the Danish Stiften newspaper
Politik, mærkelig mad og nuttede dyr er de faste ingredienser i BBC-journalisten Simon Reeve succesfulde rejseprogrammer, som lige har været sendt herhjemme. Sådan får man alle hen til skærmen, mener han. Han er ved at afslutte sin tredje jordomrejse, men har lige kunnet klemme lidt ferie ind i Danmark, »verdens bedste land« - og landet, hans hustrus familie stammer fra.
Photos 1, 2, 3
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'Travel CV' chat with Wanderlust travel
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