r/SafariLive • u/skydivinpilot • May 12 '20
r/SafariLive • u/gothaggis • Oct 21 '19
Safari Live ending October 31st unless they can get funding
r/SafariLive • u/Jorrow • Feb 13 '21
Mod post I have taken over as mod as the old one had been inactive for 2 years
The old mod of this sub had been inactive for 2 years. I was only able to change the look of the sub before not actually moderate it. But I am now top mod so I can look after the sub properly.
r/SafariLive • u/MegThomas94 • Jan 12 '21
I interviewed James Hendry on my podcast and he is as awesome as I’d hoped
r/SafariLive • u/HaveYouMet_podcast • Aug 06 '21
An interview I did recently with Lauren Arthur from Wild Earth. She is a great storyteller and has so much to talk about. It’s also available via most podcast places. Sorry for the self-promo but I think you’ll enjoy the episode!
r/SafariLive • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '20
Safari Live got a big 4 minutes of air time on CNN showing off what the crew is doing.
r/SafariLive • u/[deleted] • Apr 26 '20
Look a who is back, look at that watching now number.
r/SafariLive • u/Ok_Awful • Feb 22 '21
*2019 Video of the Birmingham Pride from my Fall 2009 trip (Taken Nov. 03, 2019) The white Cubs have gotten so big.
r/SafariLive • u/Tincancase • Feb 12 '21
The death of Hukumuri - Africa Geographic NSFW
r/SafariLive • u/[deleted] • Apr 22 '20
Town Hall # 7 update April 22
Update as I'm watching the town hall
Lots of crowdfunding support to keep WE going
Lots of new viewers and traffic
Working on a system to get personalized notes out to supporters, next few days
Rolling out dedication drives in the next few days
Most important news, broadcast are going to keep going until the end of april, now through May
Licensed some content (bloodlines) to natgeo sounds pretty lucrative
Talking about pandemic, SA defined them as essential as a broadcaster. They can do more than stay to the property during the lockdown. But not allowing anyone in or out of djuma
At some point they are going to move people in and out of camp
Will be going onto chitwa chitwa for drives
Will be increasing distance between guide and animals
Tristan is going to return. Will be doing some stuff on Instagram (WE IG), short live shows about photography. He will be selling some artwork there
Hugh growth in viewership, over 13k concurrent viewers on sunset drives
Graham has been talking and selling the WE product to any media outlet willing to listen
1.1m unique viewers in April double number the whole of march
Each safari get over 100k views across all platforms, 4x over what it had been in January
US has always been the biggest market
SA viewer growth is up 15x and now double that of US viewing (what had doubled) SA is currently under a highly restrictive lockdown right now. Think this growth was due to a teacher and whatsapp messages
New viewers are watching as much as preexisting audience. On average people watched for abotu 20 minutes.
WE Kids: Big growth, 100 registrations/day for kids sessions. More request in first 10 days of april than usual in the entire year
Exciting announcement with old friend in Sydney building out something at Toronga Zoo, more coming
Tide has turned for WE. Incoming tide, not out of danger yet but it's looking better. There will be some live drives out of Kenya (not WE content)
Virtual tourism is taking off right now
Proud to announce, ecotraining partnership (Tayla working there now as instructor) WE hopes to do safaris from Ecotraining camps
New location will be in lowveld, Karongwe, partner with ecotraining. TAYLA IS COMING BACK!!!! Don't know exactly when
Wants to get back to the Mara, politically complicated but working on it
Still need a couple of revenue generating deals to close, then another feed into daily drive
Revenue deals look close, real close
Going to the Kalahari, Tswalu reserve. New biome, had broadcast there before in like 2012 following meerkats shooting in 3d broadcasting in 2d. Going back to follow meerkats.
All this stuff is adds, not taking away anything.
This was about 30 minutes of updates and where I peeled off.
r/SafariLive • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
Town Hall #3 update
Notes from town-hall 3:
Working a deal to do a non-exclusive 2 hour sunrise show for China (Sounds like a lucrative deal)
Safari Live is going to be returning to the Mara
Boat safari in Botswana is on tap
Another underwater feed, from the Red Sea. In studio experts discussing feed. Sounds like PD Live concept. Will use a ROV and divers will not be talking underwater.
Moving out or back from the djuma control room to joberg.
Guides will keep being freelance. Some guides from the past will return and there will be new guides. Some current guides could be seen less as they are moving into new ventures on their own.
From almost closed to expanding, is that a concern? Revenue seems to be coming in again from new sources and new clients.
Most chatters are most worried about the guides. James will be back.
WildEarth seems to be back on its feet.
No concerns about Chinese content censors.
Two daily youtube safaris are not dependent on the china deal
That's it up to the 25 minute mark of the town hall. If you watched beyond that, add some more discussion points.
r/SafariLive • u/ConstipatedGibbon • Aug 26 '19
Does anyone else find guineafowl hilarious?
Maybe it's their hilarious noises, the way they dash around the place, their funny name... or maybe it was just that time they were going nuts and screeching at karula with a young hosana and xongile while james provided his usual excellent commentary (as seen here), but whatever it is they just make me laugh. The funny little things.
r/SafariLive • u/SafariLiveSub • May 29 '17
Announcement A note from the r/SafariLive mod
Hello everyone, I wanted to apologize for not being so active here, the last few months. I've been dealing with some pretty serious health issues, so it's taken some of my SL time away from me. Moving forward, I'm definitely going to be making this subreddit more active.
In other exciting news, I received a message from a staff member from WildEarth, and they will hopefully be joining us here soon. I'm hoping to be able to set up some AMA's within the next few months.
As always, thank you for your continued support here, and your support to Wild Earth. I think I speak for us all in that we're very lucky to have the opportunity to see the African wildlife twice daily. Happy safari-ing!
r/SafariLive • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '17
Blog post Happy Birthday Karula!
r/SafariLive • u/unabashedlyabashed • Feb 20 '21
Hukumuri Tribute
In case you haven't been able to watch: Tomorrow (2/20) after sunset , Tristan will be doing a special Fireside Chat Tribute for Hukumuri. It will be open for everyone and, apparently, on every platform.
I'm glad Tristan is back to do it; I can't really think of anyone better for it.
r/SafariLive • u/SirGuyManfellow • Nov 19 '19
Safaris
With all the fallout from the budget problems and normal comings and goings, it is now possible to book various safaris with Tayla, James and Tristan. And I may just do that but so hard to choose.
r/SafariLive • u/-Seeeeemji- • May 29 '19
Strikingly handsome Hosana on the dam cam. #Djuma
r/SafariLive • u/Faolan73 • Feb 22 '19
Live Stream Highlight: Djuma Hyena Cub Cuddles Its Mom Up
r/SafariLive • u/carefreedavid • Dec 10 '20