Every season of History’s “Alone” since its debut in 2015 has introduced fresh and thrilling developments for survival enthusiasts, making it impossible to miss. The fourth season, which debuted in 2017, did, however, bring an unexpected twist—all of the contestants were actually a pair. The competitors gave it their all in the hopes of winning the competition, but it was not an easy task to not only survive but also locate your respective companion.
The Bairds, the Subling Duo Still Enjoy Survival Challenges
Let’s begin with Jim and Ted Baird, the brothers who completed the task and emerged victorious after 75 days. As of this writing, the former is still an intrepid traveller who frequently posts videos of his trips to his YouTube channel, which has over 132K subscribers, while exploring Canada’s wilderness. He is usually accompanied by his two sons, Hudson and Wesley Baird, and his wife, Tori Baird. Jim is a gifted writer, photographer, and cameraman who works as a freelance filmmaker. He and his family were most recently featured in National Geographic’s “Home in the Wild.”
Ted is a maker of internet material as well; his YouTube channel, which has over 138K subscribers, features his survival exploits. He started working as a video producer in October 2017. The reality TV star frequently spends time with his dog, Bella, and wife, Heather Baird, whom he adores. Interestingly, Jim still lives in and around Toronto, Ontario, and the Baird brothers have a dog named North.
The Brockdorffs Are Leading a Quiet Life Today
Pete and Sam Brockdorff, a father and son team, won the hearts of the audience with their unforced determination and laid-back demeanour. Their decision to resign was met with mixed reactions, as they felt that they had worked exceedingly well, but mainly to avoid aggravating Pete’s health (who at the time was suffering from gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD). Pete, who had resigned from his position as a shipping driver, was seen in the episode at the age of 61.
His son had been employed by an environmental restoration company as a Layout Foreman at the same time. Despite not appearing to be active on the internet, Poolesville, Maryland is where they are both mostly based. We hope that they are leading fulfilling lives and that their close bond has held up over time.
The Whipples, the Husband and Wife Duo Are Thriving in Their Lives
The married couple, Dave and Brooke Whipple, appear to be enjoying a happy life together. Specifically, the former returned to participate in the fifth season of “Alone,” but she gave up after 28 days due to loneliness. She is currently a successful content developer who makes videos about homesteading and survival techniques. Girl in the Woods, her YouTube channel, has amassed over 524K subscribers as she explores the globe, especially in her native Alaska.
Dave, Brooke’s husband, who costarred in the reality show with her and has over 980K followers on his YouTube channel Bushradical, is going on this voyage with her. The two have a reputation for migrating to new places together, developing properties and then selling the land they had purchased. The couple is happy to raise Belle, their daughter, who turned 20 this past year. Along with being avid animal lovers, they own a cat named Edna and two dogs named Maysie and Mosse.
The Wilkeses, the Duo is Focusing on Their Careers Now
Chris Wilkes and Andrew “Brody” are next. The former currently works for ExxonMobil as a machinist and is not very active on social media. He resides in Kentwood, Louisiana, and works for Southland Steel Fabricators as a member of the Business Development team. Chris is a psychotherapist who is still in business. His address is currently Sycamore Tree Counselling Services, 207 3rd Avenue, Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
In addition, he maintains a YouTube channel named Black Creek Bush Life, with over 2.5K subscribers as of this writing (the most recent video was uploaded about eight years ago). We hope the two brothers are succeeding in their personal life just as much as in their chosen fields of work.
The Bosdells Brothers Are Focusing on Their Lives Today
Despite their brief appearance on the show, people are still curious in the Bosdell brothers, Shannon and Jesse. First, we would want to speak with Shannon, an Alaskan fisherman from Wrangell who is happily married to Victoria Bosdell. He has worked in the long-term care sector for more than 20 years, and he currently owns Harbour House Senior Living, which assists the older community in the area with their needs. He resides in the same building as his spouse and their two sons, Oceanus and Hawkeye. Regarding Jesse, the retired green beret continued to participate in the fifth season of History, but in sixth place, he had to be medically evacuated.
The Ribars, the Father-Son Duo Leading a Private Life Now
Now let’s talk about Alex and Logan Ribar, who were keen to showcase their talents when they arrived at the performance. The former, a construction foreman from Montville, Maine, was enrolled in courses to become a Registered Maine Guide at the same time as season 4 of “Alone” was being produced. He had previously served in the Marine Corps. In addition, he maintains a YouTube channel named Liberty Rogue Outdoors, which now has 1.5K subscribers. However, the most recent video uploaded to the channel was on October 4, 2020.
Logan, Alex’s son, was only 19 years old when he and his father arrived on the show. He was employed as an equipment operator at the time. Logan loves to travel, explore, and wander, and he has a great regard and affection for the natural world. However, he would rather not share too many personal information about his life.
The Richardsons Brothers Prefer to Stay Out of the Limelight
Brad and Joshua “Josh” Richardson have been on the History show for a short while, but we are delighted to talk about them. Based in Fox Lake, Illinois, the brothers enjoy a tight bond with one another. They both work as blacksmiths and appear to operate a business named Richardson Forge that specialises in making handmade tools and knives. Although he is equally well-known for his survival and bushcraft movies, Brad particularly enjoys posting his works on social media. Despite having over 37K subscribers on YouTube, he hasn’t uploaded a video there since November 2020.
In addition, Brad works with Ambush Candle Company, providing them his creative skills, and as a Merchant for Compass Rose Outpost. Regarding his love of sharing his art online, the reality TV star maintains an Instagram profile called Kinship Vintage that features vintage smoking paraphernalia, and another page dedicated to his art can be seen. Brad also loves spending time with his dog, Churchill, who appears frequently in Brad’s video. Joash, on the other hand, appears to favour a more sedate lifestyle.
