JOURNEY - Everest Base Camp

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Documentary #230

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, Kathmandu

The 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 5937

travelmakersouthasia@gmail.com

www.mytravelmakers.com


For the best food and service Ryan highly recommends Gaia Restaurant (right next door to the Shangri La Boutique).


Instagram: ryanwolfnz

TikTok: ryanwolfnz


Nirajan my guide's instagram: nirajanphuyalm10


For any questions about this podcast, or this trek you can email:

brevitystudiosnz@gmail.com


Aside from the cover artwork, this podcast was created 100% without the use of AI.

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  • ShaunMike12
    Your guide brought you to altitude to quickly
    It’s not surprising that your trekking partner suffered from altitude mountain sickness, considering how quickly you ascended. Recommendations are to go no more than 300 meters per day with a rest day every thousand meters. Also it’s recommended to spend three nights in Namche Bazaar. Most trekking companies don’t adhere to those recommendations which accounts for many cases of altitude sickness that could be avoided.
  • Mia.11
    Spectacular
    This is hands down one of the best audio productions I've ever listened to. So beautifully immersive and perfectly narrated, and the choice of sound tracks is sheer perfection. I have an overly active mind and I need daily escapes to quiet down and recenter. This podcast was nothing short of therapeutic!
  • NCom222
    FAVOURITE PODCAST!
    JOURNEY has been such a delight to listen to! It is made with excellence. As in the description it truly is an immersive experience. Ryan combines audio from his hike including narration and the sounds of nature and combines it with his great story telling. I look forward to the new episode each week. I will be so sad when the season concludes. If you like Ryan’s narrating and story telling you will love his other podcasts! Check out Guilt. It is also phenomenally made.
  • ssns112
    Nurse
    I’ve been listening to all these episodes so far…. Ow I have to pay to hear episode six..🤬
  • Grapes Fan
    This. Is. Beautiful.
    I LOVE reading books about Everest and other climbing stories, but this takes it to another level. I feel like I am on the journey too, which is what I like about reading these adventures. Here, though, you get the sounds and the commentary recorded as it actually happened. It immediately shot to my number one podcast and I will be sad when it ends. Absolutely transports me. I love it thoroughly.
  • Ocean1185
    Beautifully done!
    I honestly have absolutely no desire to climb Everest, but I truly LOVE hearing and reading the stories about those courageous enough to do it (though, I am definitely into the idea of visiting Nepal!). I am currently reading ‘Into Thin Air,’ so it’s fun to be able to experience the journey up Everest with some actual sound—it’s taken reading Krakauer’s book to a whole different level. This podcast is beautifully produced and the host paints a vivid picture of the whole experience ascending the mountain with his words. It’s riveting and, yet, somehow relaxing (so far!).
  • KLecce
    Best storyteller, ever!
    As someone who is training for that trek currently, I am so happy to have stumbled upon this podcast. It is one of the most engaging podcasts I have ever heard, and the storytelling and sensory detail is stellar. Can’t wait to hear more!
  • BrittanyBarnes87
    Dreaming from Florida
    The descriptive tales of this Everest Journey, allows me to follow my dreams from right here in my tiny dog grooming shop in the Florida panhandle. The sounds of the city and the people pull you in, as if you’re walking this journey with the narrator. Absolutely mesmerizing
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