Long ago in a land far away, a young Andrew Anthony watched a rascally rabbit conduct a symphony on TV and thought how brilliant he was and how amazing it would be to perform such a feat. Upon arriving in Australia, Andrew is informed that in order to check this one off his list, he must first learn what it means to "be an Aussie". That is, live in the underground, visit the outback, kiss a kangaroo, climb a bridge, make some wine, and succumb to Sydney.

Andrew travels to Cuba to meet baseball pitching ace, Pedro Luis Lazo, and learns what it's like to stare down a man with a cannon for an arm. Along the way Andrew discovers the Cuba most people don't see or even know exists.

Andrew lives the lifestyle of the rich and famous in the decadent city of Dubai. Having seven servants at his disposal, yachting on a private island and skiing and sunning within hours of each other are part-and-parcel of his 24 hours of experiencing true luxury in its finest form.

Andrew travels to one of the most literate, most happy (hey... it is according to the UN!) and treeless places on the planet hoping to re-capture some child like belief in magic. And along the way he meets some people and sees some things that blow his mind.

Andrew Anthony is the not exactly the "bad-ass" type. But when he travels to New Zealand to learn the Haka, the renowned tribal dance the Maori perform to instil fear into their enemies, he must channel his inner tough guy. After immersing himself into New Zealand's culture, including a trip to a "Moko," a tattoo artist, and a jump off of Auckland's highest building, Andrew unleashes his inner strength and performs the Haka like a true warrior.