Survivor host Jeff Probst says 'it's impossible to describe what' the show 'represents to' him

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Jeff Probst says he continues to relish working on Survivor with more than two decades in.The Emmy award-winning host, 61, speaking with Entertainment Weekly Wednesday, opened up about his future on the CBS mainstay, which is currently in its 43rd season.'I love Survivor and I still need Survivor,' the Wichita, Kansas native told the outlet more than 22 years after he started hosting the popular series.

The latest: Survivor host Jeff Probst, 61, says he continues to relish working on the reality series with more than two decades in.

He was snapped last month in LA He told the outlet: 'It's impossible to describe what Survivor represents to me. Impossible.

It goes beyond creative expression or professional recognition. It's much deeper. It's right in line with the ideas I try to impress on our players.'Probst - who has wrapped production on the show's 44th season, and is set to film the show's 45th and 46th seasons next year in Fiji - spoke about the enriching experience the show continues to provide him with. 'It's about pushing myself further than I think I can go, about trying to stay in the moment and adapt to my surroundings, about being a good "tribe member,' about being open to new ideas and new people,' Probst said. 'The same opportunities Survivor offers the players, it offers me.'Probst told the outlet that the break he received amid the coronavirus shutdown marked 'a great Survivor reset' and chance to recharge his batteries.