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The Art of Adventure

Arthur Beale
Mount Everest
George Mallory
1924 Everest Expedition

The Art of Adventure is a weekly podcast from Arthur Beale hosted by Hugh Taylor. Each episode dives into one extraordinary journey, from history’s most famous names to overlooked pioneers and modern trailblazers. Along the way, we ask what these stories reveal about the real art of adventure: the preparation, the doubt, the grit, the judgement - and the tiny choices that change everything. New ep... more

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In 1914, Ernest Shackleton set out to make the first land crossing of Antarctica. His ship never reached the continent. Within months, the Endurance was crushed by sea ice, leaving 28 men stranded in one of the most hostile environments on earth, wit... more

Kathleen Saville was barely out of college when she rowed her first ocean - earning a world record along the way. What began as a wildly ambitious plan between two newlyweds became a test of resilience, navigation and marriage itself.

In this episod... more

On 8th June 1924, George Mallory and Andrew Irvine set out from their high camp on Everest. They were spotted once, two small figures moving through a break in the clouds, and then they were gone. Over a hundred years later, we still don't know if th... more

The Art of Adventure celebrates the people who push into the unknown, past and present, and asks: what is the true art of adventure… and where might it take you?

Brought to you by Arthur Beale. Find out more www.arthurbeale.co.uk

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Kathleen Saville
Adventurer who rowed across oceans with her husband Kurt
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Episode: Rowing for my life: A Record Breaking Tale of Endurance
Mick Conefrey
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Episode: Mallory's Last Climb: What Really Happened on Everest?

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Mallory's Last Climb: What Really Happened on Everest?
Q: What was Mallory's attitude toward Everest and his role in the expeditions?
Mallory was ambivalent and often reluctant, but his social and leadership influence, plus the promise of fame and the chance to finish unfinished business, drew him into the 1924 expedition; he also valued sociability and the experience of climbing.
Mallory's Last Climb: What Really Happened on Everest?
Q: When did people start talking about climbing Everest, and what changed politically to allow exploration?
Political changes, including Tibet and Nepal becoming more open to Britain after World War I and strategic alliances with Britain, eventually allowed climbs, with permission granted around 1920.

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