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A podcast from website design studio, Hiatus.Design, to share first-hand accounts of real people balancing challenge, adversity, and purpose, with life, career, and family responsibilities.Find out more at www.thetalesofadventure.com and www.hiatus.design
Hiatus.Design hosts 'Tales of Adventure' by Hiatus.Design, a society show with 17 episodes published.
In this episode, we talk to Rachel Smith, a medical doctor, mountaineer, and all-round powerhouse aiming to become the first woman with type 1 diabetes to summit Mount Vinson in Antarctica, later this year. We hear about
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In this episode, we talk with Kate Jamieson, an intrepid maritime historian who recently returned from an extraordinary trip to Antarctica, retracing Sir Ernest Shackleton’s legendary journey! In addition to exploring An
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In this episode, we speak with Glyn Sadler, a former Royal Marine turned ‘adventure rower’ and spearfishing enthusiast, who founded Adventures Per Mare, a one-of-a-kind adventure rowing company based in Norway. He shares
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In episode 22, we talk to Julian Davies, a father and business owner in his fifties, who recently cycled over 550 kilometres across Iceland’s mid-ocean ridge fault line in a self-directed bikepacking project he called th
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In episode 21, we talk to Christine Dennison, a female pioneer in extreme ocean exploration. She co-founded Mad dog expeditions in the US and is the first woman to dive and document the remote regions of Canada's Northwe
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In episode 20, we talk to to Cat Burford, aka ‘The Molar Explorer’, a Dentist aiming to ski 700 miles solo and unsupported to the South Pole, to fundraise for charity and increase the depth of women’s health data in Pola
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In episode 18, we talk to Harry Amos, a former Army officer and one quarter of the ‘Brothers N Oars’ ocean rowing team that successfully rowed 4,500km from California to Hawaii in 39 days. We discuss how he had to speak
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In episode 18, I talk to Hugh Keir, a former Parachute regiment sniper, host of the H-Hour podcast and organiser of cool group expeditions that bring people together. We discuss the importance of community and how group
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In episode 15, I interview Jo Bradshaw, a mountain guide and Everest summiteer who’s one mountain away from completing the Seven Summits challenge to fundraise for ‘Place2Be’, a children’s mental health charity. In the e
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In this episode, I talk to Sam Sidiqi, now the first Afghan mountaineer to summit Everest! After interviewing him on Episode 11 of the Tales of Adventure podcast (which you can listen to here), his remarkable determinati
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In episode 16, I interview Hari Budha Magar and Justin Oliver Davies, a pair of adaptive athletes aiming to summit Mount Everest! In the episode recorded in 2021, they tell me about their experience climbing Kilimanjaro,
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In episode 14, I talk to Wendy Searle, who in January 2020, became the 7th Woman in history to ski solo to the South Pole. Now, she’s a polar expedition leader, speechwriter, an inspirational speaker on adventure and men
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In episode 13, I talk to Nick Spicer FRGS, a father, disaster response volunteer, and founder of renewable energy company, YourEco, about his personal goal of completing the Yukon 1000, a race held in the remote backcoun
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In episode 12, I talk to Sam Cox, a Royal Marines Major who will embark on a unique solo and unsupported crossing across Antarctica to set a world record in November 2023. Starting at the coast of Berkner Island and fini
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In episode 11, I talk to mountaineering charity Founder, Sam Sidiqi, who’s embarking on a hugely inspiring world-first mountaineering endeavour in 2023. After unofficially becoming the first Afghan to summit the highest
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In episode 10, I talk to Alice Morrison, an international author, explorer, and adventurer, known for her writing about her travels to and experiences in remote, challenging, and sandy locations in the Middle East and No
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In [episode v] of the intrepid podcasts, we talk to elite mountain guide, charity founder and former Gurkha soldier Chrish Thapa. Born in a village near AnnaPurna, Nepal and joining the British Army at a young age, Chris
Show notes“I now accept that I have been set on a completely different pathway - one of learning, adapting, discovering, enlightening, sharing and challenging. I now aim to continually push my personal and physical limits to summi
Show notesIn [episode iii] of the Intrepid podcasts, we talk to the indomitable ocean rower Laura Try (otherwise known as ‘LT’ to her friends!). In her talk at August’s Tales of Adventure, Laura shared her story of how she went fr
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Benjamin 'Bags' Simmons: co-founder of Bare Arms Hear how Bags' experiences in the British Army's Royal Tank Regiment - and deployments to Afghanistan - helped shape and inspire him to start his own business; 'Bare Arms'
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