Do you believe in beginners luck? These first timers ignored the learning curve and dove right in. After their experiences, they're now believers.
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The various versions of the sea shanty, "Drunken Sailor," in this episode were performed, in order of appearance, by the Blaggards, the Deutsches Volksmusikensemble, the Irish Rovers, and Katy Adelson.
In part I of his SO THERE I WAS story, Joshua took us to a moment of desperation. If you haven't heard it yet, go and listen to that exciting part here.
Now listen to the second half for the rest of his story.
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Music for this episode was created by Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road and is copyrighted for use under the Creative Commons License.
After Joshua Bernstein and his wife showed up at the door of his new in-laws, they began a honeymoon of indefinite duration. In part I of his SO THERE I WAS story, Joshua describes the chain of events that led to a predicament of epic proportions.
Music for this episode was created by Turku, Nomads of the Silk Road and is copyrighted for use under the Creative Commons License.
Steve Graybill and two friends set out to kayak down a little-known creek in West Virginia called Moore Run. It would be cold and dangerous, and the creek and its wild environs would teach him a few unforgettable lessons about survival.
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The songs used in the episode were created by Kevin MacLeod: "Broken Reality", "Cambodean Odyssey", "Clean Soul", "Dirt Rhodes", "Isolated", "Meditation Impromptu 01", "Tikopia", "Unanswered Questions", "Unity"
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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You can find all of Kevin's publicly available music at the Free Music Archive and at incompetech.com.
More Information:
Kayak descent of Moore Run (YouTube)
Description of Moore Run (American Whitewater)
Photos of the aftermath (courtesy Helene Scalliet)
Matt Grove and his friend Nate thought they were totally prepared for an all-day adventure race. It should have been a fun challenge, but Matt spent the day in agony due to one crucial error.
The song you hear at the opening and closing of this episode is "Chicken, Pot, and Pie," by Kurt Grottenthaler. All other music was created by our friends Nick Caruso, Tim Goodall, Bob Muntz, and Brian Joly in Brian's living room among a sea of growlers.
