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When Sue Williams set out on a 10-year series of journeys around the world, she expected glamour, excitement, a leisurely education. She simply didn't bargain for disaster, spine-tingling terror, and the kind of mind-numbing embarrassment that confronted her at nearly every turn.

What is the best way for the average person to authentically experience the world's greatest mountain range - the Himalayas? Fortunately, there is now a good answer. The Annapurna Circuit in Nepal is the most popular footpath in Asia. Its genius lies in its design. Trekkers wind their way around and along some of the world's greatest peaks, ultimately getting near 18,000 feet, without ever having to do any 'technical climbing'.

A place where we have conversations about how we move and what moves us. We want to talk to curious people about our cities and the unusual ways we interact with them. Along the way, we see if we can arrive at any conclusions about where we’re all going.

Welcome to the Getting Out Podcast!Join your host, Anthony Grisancich, as we dive deep into the world of 4x4 adventures, family camping, and the great outdoors. With a passion for exploring and traveling with my own family, I’m here to share everything I’ve learned from years of off-road experiences, camping trips, and the ups and downs of life on the trail.Every fortnight, I’ll bring you a mix of practical tips, gear reviews, interviews with industry experts, and personal stories about the joys and challenges of outdoor adventure. Along the way, we’ll also touch on the mental health ...

This feed features podcasts produced by MA Radio, Audio and Podcasting students at the University of Sunderland. Each series responds to a different brief but our work is grounded in the North East. Lend your ears for a bit and come meet the team. Our series also icludes a one-off series called Talking Tunes (Spring 2023). New episodes new in November 2024 To find out more about more about the course visit and join us next year, visit https://www.sunderland.ac.uk/study/media/postgraduate-radio/ This podcast is produced in partnership with Spark, our community radio station, which is where ...

Oliver Mol was a successful, clever, healthy twenty-five-year old. Then one day the migraine started. For ten months, the pain was constant, exacerbated by writing, reading, using computers, looking at phones or anything with a screen. Slowly he became a writer who no longer wrote, and a person who could no longer could communicate with the modern world. In literature, and life, Oliver began to disappear. His doctors can't figure out how to fix him. He suffers a breakdown. One evening, high on pain killers, Oliver Googles the only thing he can think of.