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Glaciologist Marie Schroeder joins Dave and Tom to talk about this summer's record glacier melt, the job of a glaciologist, and what a changing Alps means for skiers and mountaineers this winter. Plus a quick conditions report and this week's news from Chamonix.
🔗 Marie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marie.schrooeder/
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Marie has left us with some interesting resources, here they are:
• Projection for different glaciers in the Alps and around the world and when we will have to say goodbye to them: https://goodbye-glaciers.info/
• Interactive dashboard to explore the latest science about climate change: https://interactive-atlas.ipcc.ch/
• Chatbot to ask all your climate related questions, based on scientific knowledge: https://www.chatclimate.ai/
• Comparison pictures of many glaciers in the Alps: https://www.swisseduc.ch/glaciers/big_melt/index-en.html
Is mountaineering worth the risk? Ebba Forsgren shares a traumatic mountaineering story and discusses how she was able to mentally process such an event.
Episode 1 of the Oak Podcast, hosted by Dave Searle and Tom Baxter, joined by Ebba Forsgren.
In this pilot episode, co-host Tom Baxter, freeride skier and social media manager at Oak, shares the story of the time he skied down the Aiguille du Midi north face with a stranger he met online. Also in this episode: paragliding incidents and risks in the mountains.
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Welcome to The Oak Podcast - conversations about the mountains, the people who spend their lives in them, and the communities built around them.
We sit down with mountain guides,…
Expect honest conversations, memorable adventures, hard-earned lessons, useful insights and plenty of stories from life outside. Whether you're just getting started or have spent years in the mountains, each episode is here to inspire you to get out, learn more, meet people and keep progressing.