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The Sound of Science

Why environmental scientists are transforming big data into music

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The Lessons of Superstar Conrad Anker

His journey from dirtbag to rock star, how to choose a climbing partner, and why bottled oxygen might be a performance-enhancing drug

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The only thing new about doping, according to Johnson, is our demonization of athletes who get caught.
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The Secret History of Doping

An inside look at America's history with doping and double standards related to performance enhancement

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Tim Ferriss calls himself a human guinea pig.
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Tim Ferriss Overshares

The "human guinea pig" talk about his 4-hour plan to being good at, well, everything

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Jason Motlagh talked to Chris Keyes about the risks and logistics of reporting from the the Darién Gap.
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Jason Motlagh on the Darién Gap

The incredible story behind a journalist's terrifying journey through high-conflict jungle

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Robert Young Pelton has made a career of interviewing people in the most dangerous places in the world.
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Outside Podcast: Robert Young Pelton

He was kidnapped, survived an assassination attempt, and joined the hunt for the most deadly terrorist. Meet the most interesting man alive.

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In 1991, Michael Proudfoot got stuck alone, deep underwater inside a sunken ship, with only minutes to survive before he ran out of air.
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In Too Deep

Alone, deep underwater inside a sunken ship, with only minutes to survive, Michael Proudfoot's survival story might be the most epic to date

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When you're stuck under water, escaping alive requires maintaining calm and making all the right choices.
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Outside Podcast: Under Pressure

When your submarine is on the verge of imploding, you better make all the right choices

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For centuries, the Devil’s Highway, a path through the desert in southern Arizona where water sources can be separated by 100 miles, was one of the harshest places in North America.
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Outside Podcast: The Devil's Highway, Part 2

When a group of immigrants set out across the desert, the results helped researcher create the Death Index, a new model for dehydration.

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Outside Podcast: The Devil’s Highway, Part 1

Pablo Valencia spent six days wandering the 110-degree desert before stumbling into McGee's camp. He shouldn't have been alive, but he was.

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“You become a bag of shattered glass, really.”
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Outside Podcast: Struck by Lightning

The bizarre science behind Phil Broscovak's lightning strike, and his incredible journey of recovery

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Outside Podcast: Frozen Alive

A remote car accident, a broken ski, a tumble in the snow, and a slow descent into hypothermia before (spoiler alert!) a dramatic rescue

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