Cockpit Confessions 🔥 // Sailing Greece with our Med Crew! (Ep 246)

[@SailingZatara]

Hey thanks for leaving a comment! (We read them all!) Don’t forget the kids are posting on Mondays as well: “Med Crew Mondays,” so pop in again in a few days for another adventure-filled episode! Have a great weekend friends! ~Renee💕

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

I think you guys should try a few short videos (just a few minutes long) about whatever philosophical topic someone is thinking about at that moment, and then an honest reaction from someone else on the boat. Or, just any topic at all... even something about the differences between a society based on personal liberty, versus a society based on rules/laws about everything (which is the most important topic of our time) -- any 'thinking' topic you guys want to discuss.

[@tallouse2146]

Wishing y’all a fun and safe weekend. It’s so nice to see like minded people such as yourselves. Not sure if part of it is our generations but it’s awesome to see you passing it down ❤️

[@kleo4163]

takecare renee and keith! i saw that jack, finn and kate are having a 1 week vacation in switzerland with the med crew! omg! these crew are the best! i hope you invite them every year exploring different countries! these crew is really suits in sailing zatara! i can see how they really close to your family. the fact that your 3 kids travel 19 hours to switzerland to meet them just means that they really form a strong bond!!!!!

[@yahwea]

Dear Mrs, hyou are incorrect. "Daisy Dukes" came from the Lil Abner cartoons. NOT Dukes of Hazzards.

[@jackccrofootjr7228]

So appreciate your diligence Renee. Your kindness to those kids is outstanding.

[@myshellee]

I can see Finn and Maddie traveling in a van across The USA when he turns 18 like he planned

[@nedhill1242]

There is definitely a lot of chemistry going on there.

[@sharimahigab1292]

I think I wrote that two weeks ago. But I stated age 20

[@nedhill1242]

@@sharimahigab1292 he is 16 or maybe just turned 17 and she turned 18 while on the boat. When I was 14 and 15 as a freshman in high school I dated girls that were sometimes 17 or 18 even once a 19 year old. That one did freak my mom out. Lol! But that was back in the 70s and kids were far more mature than kids today. But this group of kids are definitely mature especially compared to other kids their age. Kids today just don’t have in general anywhere near the communication or social skills of high school and college kids 30 to 40 years ago.

[@myshellee]

@@sharimahigab1292 Finn has said it himself when he turns 18. Not a number I made up he's said it in one of his own videos

[@TheRandomView]

That was my thought too. They seem so adorable together.

[@nedhill1242]

This group of kids has been so much better than the first. You can tell they learned a lot with that first group and did a superior job selecting these kids. Great job!

[@jpg1789]

I totally agree with that and comment the same on a previous episode. It’s amazing the recruiting job they did.

[@CharlieCrack9980]

100%... seems like keith and Renee were able to ask the right questions to find the right crew

[@stephanieburns4560]

I liked the last crew, too. Ethan, Bella, Maura were super, Adri seemed a bit committed to her family, so not as present but she was great, too. No need to trash others even if this crew is great. I hope they are all still friends (kind of like Bella & Jack as a couple, & Maura as a confidante but not my decision).

[@angela1984a]

This group is older. That should make it easier.

[@Amelie....]

Homesickness seemed to be a pretty big factor in the last group. They were all great personalities though.

[@geedubb2005]

Keith reminds me of the teachers I had in the 60’s & 70’s. He engages people in conversation and thoughts and he’s well versed. These young folks will remember these times.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Yes, these kinds of intellectually stimulating conversations are far more important to one's ability to think critically, than whatever is being taught in public schools, nowadays.

[@zolitariglussey6302]

Keith's going to make a great elderly person in a nursing home!! The stories will be endless but TRUE!!!

[@geedubb2005]

@@zolitariglussey6302 guys like Keith don’t go to nursing homes. He will go until he drops. Count on that! Hopefully he’s around for a few more decades

[@Biblio1000]

As a Muslim , I admire what you guys are doing! All power to you.

[@notwhatiwasraised2b]

What do you mean 'as a Muslim'?

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@notwhatiwasraised2b It means that they are a member of the Islamic religion.

[@Boaz123]

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 for real???????????? Hes just asking why it matters that they a muslim

[@WhatIsThis-zq4hk]

@@Boaz123 because the Islamic religion was discussed in the video, so it’s relevant.

[@sabriyaishoof8663]

As a Muslim. I love your willingness to listen to every perspective. We don't ever get to see this openness. We all could learn from each other. My dad took us traveling from young and it opened our minds and especially our hearts.

[@Finis.Terrae]

You love when non muslims listen to you talking about Allah , but when non muslims try to talk about their religion,they are immediately infidels

[@secretserver254]

Keith and Renee are such inspiring people. I respect y’all so much❤️

[@zolitariglussey6302]

I await the day they let SENIOR People (Like themselves) on the boat!! I'll work and me and my wife can fight!!! you guys will feel like you live in a neighborhood again!!

[@ezrasmommy4628]

I truly believe Maddie has made a difference in Finns Mental Health… kind of like a blessing . I think they will make wonderful traveling companions ❤

[@JG-us9lu]

He doesnt have a mental health problem he is normal.

[@ezrasmommy4628]

@@JG-us9lu if you have a brain - you have mental health 💚

[@iloveiberia]

@@JG-us9lu Having a mental health problem doesn't mean you're not normal.

[@ezrasmommy4628]

@@iloveiberia I’m not sure where I ever said he was not normal . Have a great day . Jacks as normal as they come - but definitely unique which makes him cool as shiz nit

[@iloveiberia]

@@ezrasmommy4628 Hi! It wasn't directed to you - it was the person who first replied to your comment who said that having a mental health problem makes you not normal :) I fully agree with your comment - just not his/hers!

[@robinwbarrett]

It is heartwarming to see healthy discussions without any malice creeping in, this is what is required in the world. Jaw jaw not war war! Well done Ghannam, a couple of years younger than most yet not phased by being outnumbered 9-1. Excellent content and a great crew for this mediterranean adventure ❤(looks like Finn has found a wife) 😂😂😂

[@Leonnie13]

This crew seemed extremely fun and cohesive. The extra content has been great and I’m really sad to see them go.

[@jessikadewitt4077]

I think Keith is 100 percent right about having a broader view. People are so quick to judge others based on their ways of life but we should learn more from each other and try to understand each other better before making assumptions

[@LalaLoopsy-u7w]

It's always a great day when Sailing Zatara posts on KZbin! Thanks for all your amazing content!! :)

[@alexanderportolov]

Speaking as a Christian Youth pastor who grew up in the Middle East and all around the world (37 countries and counting), these are life changing and important questions and perspectives! Good on you for facilitating that so well!

[@TA-wg9oi]

But there not the only ones. Having traveled the world, I too noticed certain countries have cultures ruled by religion.

[@jeanlafrance8746]

I'm not religious and I've always seen religious people as very close minded but seeing you guys discuss your different faiths and being open to different beliefs was very refreshing

[@zolitariglussey6302]

so now we'll see you at Church on Sabbath?

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

It' not being closed minded It's when you know that you know. The words certainty and certitude are common synonyms of conviction. While all three words mean "a state of being free from doubt," conviction applies especially to belief strongly held by an individual.

[@jeanlafrance8746]

@@thinkforyourselfjohn3167 what

[@jpg1789]

This episode was awesome! One of the best. Their interaction crossed the boundaries of what is being shown around the media today and I mean it crossed in such a good way. In a way that breaks the establishment with their destructive narratives. These teens are healthy and positive despite their birthplaces and religions and that’s lovely.

[@leahxrose_edits]

I am SO in love with these group of these young adults! I love that they are able to have such interesting conversations with each other but still be friends and get along! ahh if only the rest of the world could get along like this haha.

[@texanoutdoors6409]

Keith reminds me of myself. As a fellow Texan i used to love sitting around talking to young adults from other countries late into the night discussing everything under the moon. I'm talking early 80's in college days. I made a really good friend from Cyprus that is still a friend and we are both in our 60's. Very refreshing seeing young people sit around and share their thoughts and dreams without getting angry with each other. ❤

[@angeliquebelluomini7797]

I LOVE that you’re encouraging cultural awareness, education and respect. Such a beautiful thing! THIS IS THE WAY FORWARD❤️

[@snoopybluejeans]

This is a summer these kids won't soon forget. They'll be talking about this trip throughout their lifetime... to their kids and grandkids. Great mentoring Keith and Renee.

[@isabellagodde4935]

don't let them leave the boat they're too good

[@crazylicious85]

Too late, they already left. They are traveling more together though after leaving zatara!

[@oscandersen]

They are in switzerland together right now

[@lzee6875]

I am so glad they have made such good friendships that they can extend their time together by choice.

[@bowhunter8235]

Such a great chemistry between all on board. It will be hard to recreate...I just caught myself...'should not "try to recreate" but continue the adventure. See. I can learn too. I totally, genuinely and completely enjoyed everyone's personality AND how everyone 'helped grow' The Sailing Zatara Family. Salute to all. I hate to see this snapshot in time come to an end.

[@BreakerOneNine07]

​@@oscandersenDo they have their own KZbin channel?

[@MadgazelleFilms]

I really appreciate how respectful the discussions seem to be! These kids clearly adore each other. ♥️

[@richb313]

Renee and Keith offering this opportunity to young people will alter their entire lives that is very inspiring.

[@nutsandbolts432]

I love how Keith initiates deeper conversations that really starts turning the gears in these kid’s minds. You should start a whole series, “Floating Philosophies” by Keith where he picks a topic and does a deep dive on it. Get the comment section fired up. And before you say, “I don’t want to force anyone to think or feel a certain way”, no one is forcing my finger to click on the video or sit and watch it.

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

I believe that Keith is spelled K E I T H...?

[@nutsandbolts432]

@@majoroldladyakamom6948 Ha! Good call. If not for spell check / autocorrect, and some witty old ladies, I’d be in real trouble.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

I love the idea of a series of random videos (of Keith, or whoever wants to do one), discussing whatever philosophical topic they are thinking about at that moment, and reactions from someone else on the boat. It wouldn't require much editing time, and doesn't need a whole intro, music, etc. People will love it, in the same way these kids enjoy it, and can further discuss in the comment section (which will be healthy for the viewers).

[@lucabrasi5070]

Keith is the Hickok45 of the Seas

[@larrydudley2941]

ok this crew is the best. I love these kids and in my opinion have contributed to some great memories. awesome videos Renee I mean it really good. im going to miss this crew

[@MrJohnBos]

Finn and Maddie sitting in a tree............... Great episode, it's so much fun watching young people opening their eyes and learning and experiencing the world outside of their bubble. Thanks for again inviting us into your lives.

[@syasenns294]

I absolutely loved these kids & their truths . I laughed so so hard when the girl from Brazil said I just listened to opinions & the only thing I can say is ( I want a boat ). Loved this ! My husband was raised in Brazil with his missionary family & is fluent in Portuguese. He has to missionary sisters living deep in the Amazon of Brazil . God bless y'all & stay safe .

[@melissamiller8327]

Keith & Renee- you guys are amazing people! I’m so glad I found your channel years ago. I’ve said to my family, that you all are definitely the type of people we would be friends with. Thank you for sharing your world with us. ❤ -The Miller Family

[@rickbranham4557]

Keith, I love how you get young adults to engage in topics that they would not normally talk about! They are the future.

[@kroge007]

These kids will look back one day for all the great memories they made. Lettttsssss goooooo!!!!

[@WaleedChayeb]

This cultural mix at this age is fascinating, you did a great job by mixing these young people together. Much of love and Support to your channel, thank you.

[@TK-76054]

It took me two weeks to binge 246 episodes. Now I'm all caught up and depressed that I have to wait a week for another episode . Probably my favorite thing in your series is when you visit places that I have already been so I can see what do you think of those places - Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Egypt, Greek islands, Cyprus.

[@ericjohnson1322]

Kieth, you have changed over the years. Grown, and become worldly. The different dynamics of each kid seem to make the entire bunch so much better in so many ways, very cool

[@TrailBlazer46]

Hey Renee. Wanted to say thanks for giving us some insight into the in depth conversations you all are having. I’ve always wondered what some of you and Keith’s beliefs are on things and I can say I’m happy to see that you’re all open to seeing others viewpoints and pushing boundaries in everyone’s social construct. It’s so important to see the world from others viewpoints, find common ground and push those boundaries. Thanks for sharing and I hope everyone is well.

[@samdevisser1881]

The far most beautiful and epic episode of Sailing Zatara I've ever seen. Most famous words: 'We are twin flames' (!!!!) And the picture of these two young friends when she said this at 29:14.....STOUNING!!! Have a good trip, guys, back home and further in life! God bless you all.

[@bradoncampbell2626]

Imagine making it to your late teens/early 20s and never having these conversations. Painful to realize that technology gives us the ability to have access to all human knowledge yet, so many people stay in their comfort bubbles and never explore ideas that differ from their own.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

It's worse than that -- students are now actively prevented from learning how to think critically, as part of their 'education'. Everybody on the boat is doing quite well at sidestepping that sabotage.

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

Love it! Keith and Renee, you are the best, and those young men and women will never forget their journeys with you. ⚘️🙏⚘️

[@majoroldladyakamom6948]

@@annelee2005 Amen and Amen! 🙏⚘️🙏

[@atrikings365]

Yalls heart couldn't be more pure. I agree 100% with Keith and Renee! Thank you for giving us something to look forward to every week!!

[@zolitariglussey6302]

Yes, Thank You and thanks to Matt's Offroad Recovery as well!!!

[@eelain5937]

Another wonderful episode -- wishing it was an hour long!!! A fantastic experience for all the kids - sharing their views about religion and the world they live in. Everyone seems to respect each other when sharing their views and hopefully, the kids are not ridiculed for their beliefs when it is shared.

[@kathleencorrigan8274]

I rarely comment but great job encouraging young people to converse about what's important to them in a safe not judgmental format. LOVE it and we need to do the same in our community. When I was growing up my dad discussed politics and religion with his best friends and they all got along well despite disagreeing. The crazy controlling media has hijacked that for all of us now and as a 60 something accomplished woman I'm afraid to say what I think.

[@donnaryan2838]

Ghanem doing a good job advocating for his cultural heritage.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@soggybottom3463]

Just brilliant. If there is a better 30 minutes on youtube, I've not heard of it. What a great group of young people, every single one. Meeting new people, going to new places and doing new things is such a mind broadening experience. The older I get, the more obvious it is to me when speaking to someone who has never left their home base or the social milieu they grew up in. Godbless you Keith and Renee, there is something special here. xx🤗🤗

[@skohaya]

I love how young people can find a safe space to talk about their culture, faith, and life and not be judged or live in fear. It is like the Boat is a Neutral Moving Island (the Social Construct of Zatara) where you can be free to share and still live in peace. Blessings to you all.

[@emma.grace..]

“I just wanna be in my van and eat Chick-Fil-A and get fat” why is that so relatable 😂 Med crew is definitely my favorite crew by far! Keep up the good work and happy floating 🩵🩵 there’s no doubt that this is the best channel ever ⚓️

[@zolitariglussey6302]

I still want the untold story of the first Crew..... I know like the Gov't you don't want to tell us all the Dirty Laundry but I'll put the book in my Amazon basket when it comes out!!!

[@timingram4516]

It is absolutely fantastic that you all can speak so openly without judgment and retribution ....that is what I consider not just like-minded people ... but humanity at a higher level .

[@Harryruz]

Best channel to ever exist. No doubt about it. ⛵️

[@jimkennedy2891]

OUTSTANDING episode! Love seeing these kids being openminded and embracing the adventure. The world would be a better place if more people had these experiences. Would love to see this crew back in a year or two to see how this impacted their lives.

[@evancmiller]

The love and respect is amazing. If these young people represent the future, we're going to be OK.

[@andreafield2777]

These kids give me hope for the future of our world! They are so open to hearing and LISTENING to other’s views and are not judgmental! It’s so refreshing!! Great job to all!

[@tallouse2146]

Don’t let them go 🙏🏼 Are Kate and Jack ok ? Haven’t really seen much of them in the last couple of videos and even when we do they’re not saying anything. Love the conversations and moral of everyone. I’m beyond jealous ❤

[@zolitariglussey6302]

they're probably letting the other kids have the limelight and are glad to have time of privacy

[@lucabrasi5070]

Kate is a quiet one. She’s been in front of a camera since she was a little kid. I have a feeling she’s happy letting the cameramom focus in on somebody else for a while.

[@rwodka21]

The teens always look happy but when they have others around then its at a whole other level. Love seeing all the adventures and living vicariously through you all

[@TFP117morgan]

Soo glad I found ya'll thru Finn & the algorithms of KZbin 😅 What a great group! We could all take a lesson from them - these are the kinda experiences & conversations we should all be open to having with each other- and still be able to have such a great time together! Sail on & enjoy!

[@robertbangkok]

What an outstanding crew! And Keith's words of wisdom in the beginning were dead on accurate and inspiring.

[@Satori84]

Zatara follower since episode 1, and they have all been great. But this one is probably in the top 2 or 3 for me. Fun, inspirational, moving at times... Thank you for being a very bright star in the KZbin universe.

[@zolitariglussey6302]

the first one were they drove away from their house and moved into the direction of the unknown future did it for me..... seeing that made me realize why The Whitakers are where they are.... they don't wait for the pot of gold to find them, they go hunt for it!!

[@zariballard]

What an amazing bunch of young men & women to join the awesome Whitakers. Great vetting on this crew! You gave them memories they will never forgot.

[@jonkzak]

Fantastic! So nice to see stimulating environment and meaningful discussions. Good on Zatara!

[@AkoSiRC10]

I LIKE THIS MED CREW, MY FAVE MED CREW SO FAR.....

[@maartenfrankvanderhaar5664]

Another great crew, love the interaction between these young adults.

[@rexanddonnaboyd]

It's nice to hear someone with my philosophy that just because another culture's different than ours, doesn't make it right or wrong...just different. I've traveled extensively and have picked up many ideas from other cultures that make my life better and helped me to understand them better. Good on you for exposing your audience to the wider world !!

[@globetrotting2628]

This is great. I'm sad the crew left, but I know there will be more fun adventures to come for your family and us viewers to watch.

[@stephalise9015]

Every conversation I wanted to hear more of, and wanted to be apart of! What you are doing for these kids is the greatest experience they could get on the world! A podcast would be so fun to listen to!

[@0726cobrasrule]

Finn brings me back to the 90's. What a guy! Somehow he was held back a generation. And thats a good thing

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

That boat is saving their kid's lives. That's just a fact.

[@Orion33759]

6:00 The Trinity is like a rope. It’s ONE rope, but three cords make up the one rope. Or an egg… composed of a shell, the white, the yolk… but still one egg. 😊

[@lisajoananderson6332]

Or the 3 forms of water: solid (ice), liquid, and steam

[@whatsinterrishead2863]

I'm going to miss this med crew dynamic, and I have thoroughly enjoyed every episode. So inspiring and fun!

[@tw1404]

Thanks for giving us a flavor of the conversations. Really awesome that this can happen in a safe and supportive environment. All the best to each of you.

[@vincentbarnes7839]

Finn looks happy with his new friend❤

[@byrontrane1479]

I think what you have provided for these kids (Young adults) is nothing short of amazing. These are life-changing experiences that they will embrace for the rest of their lives. As someone who had the privilege of sailing around the med for 4 to 6 weeks a summer from the time I was 14 to 21 I can relate. I sure enjoy watching your channel and mini family adventures. Blessings!

[@timothycheuvront8284]

My favorite "series" so far. Will be really sad to see this crew part ways. They've been fun, entertaining and have really meshed with each other and the Fam. Best so far guys!

[@mscastleton]

You people are amazing. You remind me of our family, where my mother would keep filling our big house with kids from other countries. People like you people make America great. Please never let that go. Thank you. Lovely kids. God bless you all.

[@j.gravett2878]

Finn was lamenting previously that he had no friends! Now he does! It's been so much fun watching the Med crew! Hate to see it end! 💛💙🙏

[@laurashely]

Congratulations on your new fitness journey!! And turning 50!! Was one of my favorite years!!

[@Xarmutinha]

As a student of sociology, i absolutely ADORE Keith! 25:20 everything is a social construct....even nature itself. Keith to me reminds me of George Carlin..... Renee is up here as well obviously! Greetings from Athens yall!

[@connorroberts65]

So happy to see such a healthy and real world way of learning that these young adults are going to take with them forever!!! I have faith that this way of discussing thoughts and ideas will continue throughout the world. This video was a VERY good breath of fresh air that I needed to re-kindle my faith and hope in humanity. As a 25 year old, the world has continuously tried to beat out the hope of this dream that is a reality for the med crew. I hope and pray to meet all of you at some point, until then I wish you all the best and keep up all that you guys are doing!!! I feel that I have not only been entertained but more importantly learned more from these videos of the med crew you selected! Great work and keep them coming! Godspeed!

[@davidsveips]

I am an adventist and thoses talks around the table sounded awsome!❤Love your videos and your crew 😊

[@jasonwatkins2596]

I don't think I could mention enough how much I love you guys but I do want to tell you I absolutely love what you're doing for the Youth and your family you guys rock you should be so proud of yourself what you're doing and I'm speaking of mom and dad thank you so much for the content

[@lentongrovetrust5201]

You have given a bunch of youngsters such a great opportunity to grow through learning and experience, well done

[@aiyannabentley]

This group is kind of amazing ! they get along so well & the energy is always great!

[@zolitariglussey6302]

looks like they picked the right group this time!!

[@nickcangelosi1836]

OMG Finn @6:31 getting “tickles” from Mom, use to do/get the EXACT same thing from my mom. Finn got it down to the “T”, even rotates his arm for inside arm tickles. SOOOO MANY FAMILY SIMIALARITIES. Great content. Maybe one day we can cross paths here in South Florida.

[@davesturn760]

I admire Keiths beliefs and his way of bringing up his family giving them freedom and not being subjected to live under a one mans rule..Living on the ocean is not easy at all..its also good to see real life experiences during their journeys..

[@ghostsofourpast146]

Every rich developed country has freedom although some do have more opportunity to see real life experiences. I've met many Americans while we've been on a 5 to 9 week trip and Americans are on 2 weeks. Freedom of speech is also recognised in many other countries however, some cultural differences are more respectful than others.

[@melissachasteen4452]

What a great crew! Ghannon(sp?) was a great addition to the crew. His conviction of his faith was inspiring. And I liked that even though he was out numbered 9 to 1 he didn’t feel attacked. It speaks highly of the open tone of the conversations. What an amazing growth experience for everyone ( Keith and Renee included). Love this channel and the spin-offs from it. Jack- post more

[@mauraeshel]

Gabriela I feel u with the language thing haha everything makes much more sense in ur native language !! Happy to see the deep convo tradition make a comeback

[@judegambling5482]

Im a 73 year old Nana now in Aus. and my Mum use to tickle my back when we sat together watching TV....just bought a warm and wonderful memory back....with Mum tickling Finn in this video! ❤

[@StavrosTheCurious]

I love how involved is Finn in the religious conversation 😊😊🌴🌴

[@Selene_777]

where?.😅

[@robertaxford7527]

He just getting back scritches

[@tycanuck]

Finn's just the designated eye candy. Mission accomplished.

[@zolitariglussey6302]

Hopefully Finn Loves Jesus!!! these young kids are never taken to church or even exposed to the Bible anymore.... Christianity is dying!! **End Times!!

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

​​​You are absolutely correct. We are coming down the stretch here. God Bless you. I'm praying for all of us.

[@Government-EconomicsTeacher]

Im so impressed by Ganam as well as Glory and Madeline who are so devout but also so open to learning about others. THAT is character. These young folks give me hope for our future. Teaching in So Cal has become somewhat discouraging and this is so refreshing.

[@billworrell6347]

Looks like you all had a great time with this crew. Glad it was a good experience.

[@Government-EconomicsTeacher]

You have made an impact on each if these young people for the rest of their lives. You know that but have no idea how the seeds planted and the ripple effect will impact them long term. This is why I love teaching 16-19 yr olds and still love it 20 yrs later :)

[@alicegonzalez1808]

YESSS Gabriela, levando português para o mundo!!! Te amo, beijinhos 💘💘💘

[@robertdunbar2434]

Thank you for another great video. It is wonderful to see places in the world that I will never get to see. Keith and Renee, you are amazing parents. You opened your home to a terrific group of young people, and you provided diversity and controversial topics in an open and non-judgmental environment. You are so welcoming and engaging to your viewers as well. I don't want to see the Med Crew to leave. I want your videos to never end. God bless all of you, and continue to keep you all safe on this journey. From New York City, Robert.

[@oscandersen]

Have you guys ever though about doing a livestream. Would be interesting. Keep up the awesome content 🤘🏻

[@MichaelPomposello]

Finn does them on instagram from time to time

[@oscandersen]

@@MichaelPomposello Never knew, was thinking more the whole family but ill tune in if I see one pop up 👌

[@mmeinild]

Keith & Renee what a lovely perspective on life you have. These young people will leave your company able to better see outside of their bubble in the long term, even if they return to it in the short term. Inspiring!❤

[@delizcas76]

I like Gabriela approach of not participating in the deep conversations, it doesn’t matter our differences, there are some things in life we all want that are making friends, have health, live well etc etc, so i focus on that and having fun. Anyway cool experience enjoy it to the fullest, and let’s go and keep living 😎 Greetings from south padre island, texas

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

I don't think it's so much that the differences matter, but being able to explain and justify why you think what you do -- this is an important process, because it keeps your beliefs grounded in reality (because they are tested by truth and logic). If all of your beliefs are incorrect, then you will live in an upside-down world, because you have disconnected your brain from reality. In that sense, these deep conversations matter very, very much.

[@delizcas76]

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 at the end, all we are going to die, the only thing that matter is the experience you create with others, to me is important, to always create cool experiences; belief, thinking, religion, values, doesn’t matter, and when we create good experiences with everyone, people like you and the bond you create is real and sincere, no matter what, and i always do that.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@delizcas76 To conclude that thoughts, beliefs, values, and religion "don't matter because you will die," is a logical fallacy known as 'non-sequitur'. Even if it was true, by your reasoning, experiences you create with others, and sincere bonds with others also "don't matter because you will die." Your view seems to be hedonistic nihilism, and therefore you DO live in an upside-down world, and you ARE disconnected from reality. You should be more open minded, and not be afraid to learn something new.

[@delizcas76]

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 we agree that we don’t agree, and that is ok. And that’s it. Have a great life, enjoy it, and always create good experiences to all the people who interact with you, and from now on, don’t judge, like you do it with me, be smart 🧠 😎

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@delizcas76 Instead of surrendering a debate, you should attempt to justify why experiences somehow matter, even though you will die. Otherwise, you are doomed to believe things that have no basis in reality, which is just another way of saying 'psychosis'.

[@VeraDB]

I was wondering if you have a podcast where you post these interesting groupal conversations! I’m so invested in the dinamic of the new group

[@AustinBoil]

Lifelong memories being made right there! What a great mind expanding experience for all of you. It takes a special set of parents to make this all happen, my hat is off to you.

[@AustinBoil]

I will add... what a great group of polite, respectful, self thinking, kids who are open minded & willing to listen to others ideas & lifestyles.

[@philhardy6470]

It’s good to learn about others beliefs, & to not not judge. It’s so refreshing to see a group of young adults, so mature for their ages. It’s been a good group of kids. I’ve 54 & I’m still learning new things, sometimes of someone a lot younger, it’s good to talk

[@earlhunt2815]

Interesting You should have the conversation about why you bring the girls out. As the father of two girls, I always thought it was for Kate. I'm actually shocked that anybody would think you bring the kids out for romance. Never crossed my mind I thought you wanted to give him an experience and never forget and company for Kate too. You guys are awesome!

[@davidthompson1583]

I have been watching them all Renee. Thanks to all you guys for the videos. Been following you and the Wynns for years now. So much admiration for your family. Such a close knit group. These groups that you have had are so entertaining to watch and what a wonderful experience for both the group and your family. I hope you understand how much your videos mean to some of us. The time you and Keith and the kids spend on producing these videos is appreciated by so many of us. Not just the quality or exotic locales, but watching the kids grow up and experience life. I think that's why i enjoyed the groups coming on board so much, especially the med crew. They were special. Heartfelt thank you to the entire family.

[@laurence9695]

Phenomenal photography. Renee, you didn't tell us you were working for National Geographic!!

[@whitwat]

Loved this video and how you have been teaching the crew + your kids about how to respect other people’s cultures, religion, or politics. Given me a lot of respect for you all! God bless 🙏💕

[@julietheisen7015]

Is it just me or does it seem like their might be some sort of love connection between Finn and Madeline?

[@nedhill1242]

No. It's not just you. And yes, whole lot of chemistry going on there.

[@speedygonzales9090]

That is more than obvious !!!

[@julietheisen7015]

@@speedygonzales9090 yeah for sure

[@zolitariglussey6302]

hopefully she came with birth control!!

[@djahant]

I am loving this so much! What a great experience as a young person. This wasn't possible back in my day and they are all so appreciative! Love having discussions too. Great job crew! No judgement, just explore ideas! That brings us all closer regardless of culture. Fav ep so far.

[@oscandersen]

The conversation on freedom of speech is quite interesting. Im from norway myself and if you would attack someone for race, sexuality that would be considered as a crime, but since we rarely put people in prison it is often just a tiny little fine. But people rarely get punished for it. But technically it is considered a crime in Norway at least. (Don't know about America by the way so Keith's arguments might still apply)

[@oscandersen]

As well as threaths of course :)

[@pequadcob2009]

Well now people can absolutely get in trouble for their speech about race. Sometimes it is referred to as "hate speech". Typically that is limited though and not going to get you put into jail unless you are threatening people's lives.