Rawley and the Gorillas

Really impressive footage and a great storyteller to walk us through it! Well done, Rawley.

i agree, one of the best!

Can we all do a little to help the great guerillas.

My favorite pod yet! I love the narrative; it gave me a sense of being there in such a rare and beautiful situation.

after hundreds of pods, video, docs on wild life on sat tv, your video still is, believe it or not, the very best above all, very above.
and I may say,you are very professional, very espressive, very passionate and if I can say (I am not gay - not that's anything wrong with that!) quite hansome.
forgive me for my english. I am italian and we don't study languages at school.
take care and insist to share your experiences whit us
greetings and salutations from rome italy

WOW! You Really Held It Together..ME,On The other Hand?? Not Only Would I Had 'Ished My Pants, But I Would've Been "GORILLA STOMPED" For, Well, Let's Just Say. If There Was ANY Incling Of Female Tendencies Living In Me, It Would've Raised It's Pretty Little Head Right Then & There Because The Sound That Came From This 100% Male Body Would Have Been UNknown To The Human Species LoLoLoL

That was wild. they came soooo close to you. amaizing we need to see more stuff like that

Amazing! This is a great pod.

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amazing story

You are awesome!

I saw this pod on tv a long time ago and was blown away. I'm so glad I found it here again! Love it! Love it! Love it!

great pod. i thought rawley did an awesome job taking us to the gorilla site and i was on edge the whole time as i watched him sit crouched so close to those gorillas. real cool experience.

..."Intense drama"...

This is one of my favorite pieces from Current.

Hey, Mr Valverde. I distinctly remember taking a real interest in Rwanda, and especially the ongoing, underreported civil war there, during my youth. Of course, it was thanks in no small part to your coverage on Channel One, which we watched on close-circuit television through junior high and high school.

So this pod about the gorillas just came on TV, just now, and I am just like, "Oh, hey!" It's awesome, too, a very "round-the-campfire" retelling of these events, with all this footage from ten, fifteen years ago to support the narrative. So neat! Thanks for this.