Hear interviews with some of Adventure's writers and photographers on National Geographic World Talk. Download an MP3 now, then listen to it later on your
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August 2007:

Survival Skills: Why Smart People Make Dumb Mistakes
Laurence Gonzales draws from 30 years of research and shares his survival insights in "Why Smart People Make Dumb Mistakes."
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June/July 2007:

Italy: Cycling the Maratona dles Dolomites
Writer Dan Koeppel embraces Italy's passionate cycling culture while pedaling the Maratona dles Dolomites in "Cycling the Maratona dles Dolomites."
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May 2007:

Afghanistan: Europe to Asia, Overland
War correspondent and novelist Scott Anderson recalls his 1973 overland excursion from Europe to Asia with his dad in "Coming of Age in Band-i-Amir."
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Tree Climbing in Scotland
Author Richard Preston shares the thrills of ascending the old pines of Scotland's Glen Affric with his family in "The Forest in the Sky."
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April 2007:

The Libecki Brothers at Mount Asan, Kyrgyzstan
Climber Mike Libecki's talks of tales of brotherly bonding in remotest Kyrgyzstan.
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Road Trip: The Ballad of Route 89
Writer Mark Sundeen's tells stories about cruising fromCanada to Mexico on the West's most Western highway from his feature "The Ballad of Route 89." 
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March 2007:

Sebastian Junger: Fear Itself
Writer Sebastian Junger discusses fear and preparing for unavoidable danger in Sierra Leone featured in "Fear Itself"
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March 2006:

Special Report: Blood on the Nile
Writer Dan Duane on the challenge and thrill of talking to Ascend the Nile ambush survivors for his special report "Blood on the Nile"     
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The Southwest: The Lost World of Comb Ride
Writer David Roberts on his feature on the first full  traverse of the Southwest's Comb Ridge in "The Lost World of Comb Ridge"     
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February 2006:

Explorer Børge Ousland on his trek to the North Pole, featured in "Dark Alliance"
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Explorer Norman Vaughan, who died on December 23, 2005, reflects on his100^th birthday plans in "What'll You Do on Your Centennial?"
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December 2005/January 2006:

Alpinist Ed Viesturs, who was featured in "Adventurer of the Year," on climbing all 14 8,000-meter (26,247-feet) peaks
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