Press & Rights

Interviews are easy to arrange. Rights are not. Here is how both work.

01

Media Bio

Use it as written.

Karl Bushby is approaching the end of the Goliath Expedition, one of the most improbable human journeys ever attempted.

Karl Bushby set out from southern South America in 1998 under one rule: no transport to advance. He has kept it for nearly three decades, through closed borders, hard winters, and years when the route barely moved. The journey known as the Goliath Expedition is now in its final months.

Forest track used as a temporary media image placeholder
Approved imagery, on request
02

Interview Angles

What he can talk about for an hour without notes.

  • The man who walked home for nearly 30 years
  • Crossing borders at walking speed
  • Human kindness across the world
  • Bureaucracy, risk, loneliness, endurance, and survival
  • What happens when the mission ends
  • Science literacy after the walk
03

Podcast Fit

Karl says yes to good rooms and good questions. Long-form suits him best: the story does not compress well, and the strongest material lives in the quiet years that never made headlines. Pitch the angle and the audience, and we will find the right window.

04

Rights

The default position, stated up front.

Open to discuss

  • Podcast appearances
  • Press interviews and profiles
  • Event and speaking coverage
  • Approved photography and bio materials

Requires written agreement

  • Documentary and film rights
  • Archive access and footage licensing
  • Name, image, and likeness beyond event promotion
  • Sponsor exclusivity
  • Book, merchandise, and commercial media rights
05

Media Kit

Media kit

Approved assets, shared on request.

Speaker sheet

Use only approved facts, photos, and completion-status language.

Sponsor deck

Sponsor exclusivity is never included unless separately contracted.

06

Media Inquiry

Inquiry

Prefer email? graham@karlbushby.world

Ask early, ask plainly

If your idea touches footage, archive, likeness, or exclusivity, say so in the first message. Clear asks get fast answers.