The Adventure Podcast Episode 80: Adventure News, Gear Reviews, and a Visit to Jordan

After yet another week off last week, The Adventure Podcast is back this week with a new episode. This time out my co-host Dave Adlard and I talk about my recent visit to the country of Jordan, discussing such highlights as going canyoneering, floating in the Dead Sea, and exploring the desert of Wadi Rum by 4×4. Of course, no visit to Jordan is complete without stopping by the amazing lost city of Petra, which we discuss at some length as well.

Before we jump into those topics however, we first get listeners caught up on the latest news from the world of outdoor adventure and exploration. That includes the latest from the autumn climbing season in the Himalaya, and update on Mike Horn and Borge Ousland’s journey to the North Pole, and a six-year old who is believed to be the youngest girl to ever hike the length of the Appalachian Trail. Later, Dave and I share our gear picks for the week, sharing our thoughts on a new retro-styled backpack and a high-tech pocket translator called Jarvisen that is great for frequent travelers.

As is usual, you’ll find the full episode embedded in this post below. You can also listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Sticher, and Spotify too, so you’ll never miss a show. Send your comments, questions, suggestions, and other feedback directly to us via Facebook and Twitter, or you can simply email us with your thoughts.

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6 thoughts on “The Adventure Podcast Episode 80: Adventure News, Gear Reviews, and a Visit to Jordan”

  1. Interesting topics guys… good to listen to when travelling too!

    p.s. when did you come on the show Dave?

  2. Oh I didn’t realize that about Dave as last I saw him was at the OR show in Salt Lake City (before that Expedition Alaska)–in fact didn’t I meet you there @ the OR show Kraig?

    • Yep! Indeed. We met and had a good evening reminiscing about a variety of topics, including Expedition Alaska and adventure racing in general. I believe that might have still been in Salt Lake City at the time. We’ve been doing the show for almost two years now though.

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