If you are a hill walker, or a mountaineer, or just someone with a love of stories of adventure in the mountains, this is the podcast for you. In this first series we are exploring the history of Irish mountaineers on Everest, from the earliest pioneering days, right up to the latest ascents. We will take you on a journey from the Irish contribution to the earliest years of alpinism, and the exploration of the Himalayas and Mount Everest, through the breakthrough successes of the 1990s, the heart break, the tragedy, the many failed attempts, the loss of mountaineers in their prime, and the latest iteration of Everest climbing through guided commercial ascents. Throughout all of the following episodes, we will explore what makes these mountaineers tick, how they found their way on to hills and mountains first in Ireland, then further afield, before tackling the often-deadly slopes of Everest. Sit back and enjoy, and if you like this first episode and want to hear more, please like and subscribe to the podcast, and spread the word amongst your friends, family, walking ,trekking and climbing partners, there will be something for everyone in this series, and I hope you enjoy! more

First Females is a podcast marking 50 years since Junko Tabei became the first woman to summit Everest. Hosted by Tori James, the first Welsh woman to reach the top, the series celebrates pioneering women in mountaineering especially those who were the first from their countries. Through inspiring stories of courage and ambition, the podcast aims to motivate future generations to dream big and climb higher. more

Does Mt. Everest intrigue you? Do you aspire to climb it? Or, are you an armchair mountaineer? The adventures on Everest are better than true crime. So settle back and explore the mountain, adventures, triumphs and failures of the highest mountain in the world, Mt. Everest. more

In this new podcast from Brevity Studios, Ryan Wolf embarks on one of the world's most difficult treks. The two-week journey to Mt Everest Base Camp, in the Himalayas in Nepal. This podcast features immersive sound, recorded on location, when listened through headphones you'll feel like you're really there. Like any adventure this wasn't without it's challenges, expect to hear everything. The good, the bad and the ugly, with audio recorded by Ryan on location, specifically for this podcast.Follow Journey today to make sure you're notified of the release of Episode One. Episodes will then be released weekly until the conclusion of the series. Apple Subscribers will get exclusive early access, ad free listening and bonus episodes that you don't want to miss. Episode one will be released FREE for all listeners on April 5th, then weekly until the end of the season.If you're planning the Two Week Trek to Mt Everest, then this podcast is a MUST listen.Ryan used the following accommodation and trekking company (this was not sponsored) and highly recommends:Accomodation in Thamel, KathmanduThe Shangri La Boutique Hotel (fantastic host and perfect location, please tell Keshab Ryan sent you).https://www.shangri-laboutiquehotel.com/Ryan trekked with guide Nirajan, provided by Travelmakers, who also operate out of the Shangri La Boutique. 977 984 123 5937travelmakersouthasia@gmail.comwww.mytravelmakers.comFor the best food and service Ryan highly recommends Gaia Restaurant (right next door to the Shangri La Boutique).Instagram: ryanwolfnzTikTok: ryanwolfnzNirajan my guide's instagram: nirajanphuyalm10For any questions about this podcast, or this trek you can email:brevitystudiosnz@gmail.comAside from the cover artwork, this podcast was created 100% without the use of AI. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/journey-everest-base-camp. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Experience the gripping tales of the daring souls who attempted to climb Mount Everest in 1922-1923. Despite not reaching the peak, their endeavors marked significant milestones in mountaineering. The narrative begins with George Mallory and Guy Bullock, who discovered the northern approach to Everest during the 1921 British Reconnaissance Expedition. Although their expedition was exploratory, Mallory became the first European to set foot on Everest, reaching an altitude of 7,005 metres. Their findings paved the way for the 1922 expedition, where George Finch made history by using oxygen for the first time and reaching an altitude of 8,320 m - the first human to climb above 8,000 m. However, the expedition was not without its tragedies. Mallory and Col. Felix Nortons second attempt ended in an avalanche that claimed the lives of seven native porters. This podcast is a tribute to their courage and determination. - Summary adapted from Wikipedia more

Ever wonder what drives the elite members of the Owners Club to reach their summit? Mundo Sanchez sits down with Owners Club members each week to uncover their personal Mt. Everest - the audacious goals, the challenging climb, and the view from the top. Tune in to see exactly how you can help them and how you can benefit in their journey. more

Everest Base Camp Trek is incredible trekking in the northeastern higher elevations of Nepal. The unique geographical changes, the scenic aerial adventure of the Lukla flight and the amazing Sherpa cultural retreats are the major attractions of the trek. The astonishing atmosphere in the higher elevations has a unique story to tell. The Everest region is spiritual and filled with highly esteemed trekkers and mountaineers. Trekking to the Everest Base Camp is popular as there are a lot of mountain adventures to explore. more

Mental and physical journey to Everest Base Camp