Jordan Wylie on His Unique Experience as a Hunter on Channel 4's Hunted

Former soldier and adventurer Jordan Wylie has shared his experiences as a "hunter" on the BAFTA-nominated Channel 4 show Hunted, now in its 10th year. Wylie described the show as "one of the most unique experiences" of his professional life, highlighting the scale of effort, teamwork, and authenticity that goes into making it happen on and off screen. As a national ambassador for the Army Cadet Force and a multi-discipline adventurer, Wylie has raised over £1 million for charitable causes, including serving as a patron, trustee, ambassador, and volunteer for multiple organisations.

Key Takeaways:

  • Jordan Wylie, a former soldier and adventurer, has been part of the BAFTA-nominated Channel 4 show Hunted for its 10th year, describing it as "one of the most unique experiences" of his professional life.
  • Wylie, who is the UK's national ambassador for the Army Cadet Force, has raised over £1 million for charitable causes, including serving as a patron, trustee, ambassador, and volunteer for multiple organisations.
  • The show, now in its 10th year, features a team of hunters, consisting of police detectives, ex-military personnel, intelligence and surveillance professionals, psychologists, and behavioural experts.
  • Wylie believes the current and upcoming series are among the most exciting yet, praising the complexity and uniqueness of each set of fugitives.
  • Wylie has set and broken several world records and was awarded an MBE by King Charles III for his work delivering a school project in Djibouti, on the Horn of Africa.

Statistics:

  • 10 years of Hunted on Channel 4
  • £1 million raised by Wylie for charitable causes
  • 10 series of Hunted, with the upcoming celebrity series described by Wylie as the "best yet"
  • 100% genuine reactions from team members during filming, according to Wylie

Sources:

  • Wylie, Jordan (Interview)
  • Channel 4 (Hunted, 10th year)
  • Army Cadet Force (Wylie as national ambassador)
  • Various charitable organizations (Wylie as patron, trustee, ambassador, and volunteer)