Phil Keoghan

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Biography

Phil Keoghan has worked as a producer, camera man and host. He has hosted more than 1,000 program episodes. He is known for his…more

Born

5/31/1967, Lincoln, New Zealand

Birth Name

Phillip John Keoghan

Gender

Male
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    • On the Amazing Race, Phil must travel to all the different locations that the teams go within an episode, and he and production need to beat the teams first. Time is so crunched that he doesn't have time to sight see or go shopping. This is something Phil wishes he had more time to do.
    • Phil developed a philosophy to live, which he calls No Opportunity Wasted (NOW). Phil's NOW philosophy is about learning how to live while you still have the chance and not holding anything back.
    • Phil is a regular motivational speaking and has appeared at a number of major colleges.
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    • Phil Keoghan: When I first started bungy-jumping in the 80s, everyone was thinking it was an extreme, dangerous sport. Now, we have a little more perspective and it's really not extreme. Now it's hard to impress somebody by doing it.
    • Phil Keoghan: (About the Amazing Race) The teams that I root for are the teams that are giving us good TV. So it's not about necessarily liking them the most, it's about liking that they're giving us the most. Does that make sense?
    • Phil Keoghan: Imagine if, all your life, you wanted to climb Mount Everest. If I were to suddenly plunk you on the summit, it would be a great experience for you to be there, but it wouldn't feel half as good as if you looked back down and realized you had put in all this hard work and effort to get to the top.
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