Making an Episode of I Shouldn’t Be Alive

In the studio of the Roaring Success Radio Hour - Paul Neal Rohrer (L), Bill Greene & Jim Davidson (R)

The Animal Planet TV show “I Shouldn’t Be Alive” is very popular, so after the “Killer Crevasse” episode about me and my friend Mike Price began airing in January 2011, I have been contacted by lots of interested and interesting people. Recently, I was asked to appear on the Roaring Success Radio Hour to share the experience of having my survival story featured on I Shouldn’t Be Alive.

The Roaring Success Radio Hour provides a ‘behind the scenes’ look at the entertainment & media business: www.rsuccessradio.com/. The host Paul Neal Rohrer and producer Bill Greene were inquisitive, fun & energetic.

You can hear the entire one-hour interview here:
http://castlerockradio.com/media_player.asp?messageID=90272

When our new Book, “The Ledge” publishes on July 26, 2011, I hope to be invited back on the show to share some more insights about speaking, writing & the media business.

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zeus on May 20, 2011 at 8:16 pm

Jim
I am a big fan of the show “I shouldn’t be alive” and I have to admit that by far it was my favorite episode. It was very inspiring to hear how you got out of that cravace because honestly most people wouldn;t of had the guts and determination to climb out of a hole 80 ft deep.
I run a website that is created to help people overcome social problems and to strive to be their best and beleive that an article written by you and featured on my site would not only be helpful but a true inspiration to those who need it.
You are truly an inspiration to others and would like the oppurtunity to talk to you about having you write an article for my website. check it out at http://www.thesocialgods.com and let’s talk.
Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.

sarah brown on December 18, 2012 at 12:17 pm

i’m interested in sharing my story but don’t know who to contact? could you help.

admin on March 26, 2013 at 9:49 pm

Thanks Laurie. Yes, we have all been good partners and bad partners at times – in climbing, business and life. Seems like sometimes we just need to remind ourselves to do the right thing, and try to keep learning.
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Sandra Patton on June 25, 2014 at 8:00 pm

We have a great story on our two friends that went over board in Key Largo after a rough wave knocked them from their boat and they survived after 15 hours in the dark Atlantic. It has been on CNN, many news station have tried to interview them but they would like the true story to be told on I shouldn’t be alive because they made it.

Jim on August 28, 2014 at 5:03 pm

Hi Sandra. Wow – I am glad that your friends survived. They must be very resilient. I hope that they are doing well.
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Making an Episode of I Shouldn’t Be Alive

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