Cascade Range
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Sep 18, 2026
Rick StaffordGUEST
And I got up and I made the trek on down to the vehicle.
Rick StaffordGUEST
I had forgotten what I had learned for all the years I'd hiked and hunted and camped in the Oregon Cascade Mountains.
Rick StaffordGUEST
I'd forgotten about hypothermia.
Rick StaffordGUEST
Hypothermia kills thousands of people, hundreds every year.
Evan JohnsHOST
I will see a mountain.
Evan JohnsHOST
We were up in Oregon driving through the Cascade region and stuff, and I'm looking over at these freaking...
Evan JohnsHOST
I don't know, hills and stuff where trees are kind of leaning over.
Evan JohnsHOST
They're about to fall off from our landslide.
Tim SwindleHOST
Is there something special about Mount Rainier?
Bryan BlackGUEST
Mount Rainier is unique in that it's the tallest mountain in the Cascades, and it has a considerable amount of surface area at high elevation that's accumulated snow and ice.
Bryan BlackGUEST
In fact, it has more snow and ice than all the other Cascade Mountains combined, and so that also helps make it prone to lahars.
Tim SwindleHOST
We've talked in the past about you using tree rings to date earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
Hoveness wrote his 66th symphony, which is called Hymn to Glacier Peak, in 1992, after he was commissioned by the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
The work is named for the straddle volcano Glacier Peak in the Cascade Range, which is visible from Hovenus' home in Seattle, Washington.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
The work was well-received at its premiere.
Denise Finnegan-HillHOST
We'll listen to this symphony later this hour on Anytime Classical.
Linda Moulton HoweNARRATOR
This is another page classified TS Orcon.
Linda Moulton HoweNARRATOR
In June 1947, a civilian pilot flying over the Cascade Mountains of Washington State observed nine flying disks, later referred to as UFOs.
Linda Moulton HoweNARRATOR
The Commander Air Technical Intelligence Center of the then Army Air Force became concerned and ordered an inquiry.
Linda Moulton HoweNARRATOR
This was the beginning of the United States' involvement with UFO investigations.
Matt BrownHOST
Five years later, he is still on the minimum salary and says the gamble is paid off.
Matt BrownHOST
His name is Dan Price, lives in the Cascade Mountains.
Matt BrownHOST
But, you know, it's interesting because I guess what it indicates, and I'd love to get your view, is that, you know, we don't know what we don't know.
Matt BrownHOST
And this is the one thing I love about podcasting, it's like, I don't know.
Bryce McPartlandGUEST
So a lot of people think Evergreen State, they think Seattle, you know, stuff like that.
Bryce McPartlandGUEST
The Cascade Mountains end up creating sort of a pretty good barrier.
Bryce McPartlandGUEST
So, you know, west side, east side, east side, where I grew up, I mean, most of the cities didn't really exist or didn't exist in any meaningful, you know, sense until the Grand Coulee Dam was put in.
Bryce McPartlandGUEST
So there's all a network of canals and whatnot that run through there.
Brock WelchGUEST
But now, you know, get back in the left seat, do some more stick and rudder flying, that sort of stuff.
Brock WelchGUEST
So I joined Mission Aviation Training Academy while I was still at Boeing flight test, you know training in the nights and weekends and Learn how to do mission flying and some people call it bush flying, you know But you could we would fly in the Cascade Mountains in Washington do all kinds of different training small airports unimproved strips, you know and and so that had kind of like started to stir things in my heart and then i met amos collins who's our chief pilot he's based over in yap with mark and amos was in at an air show and i was there too and we just got talking and i asked him i said you know i'm thinking about you know coming out and visiting And I might have an opportunity with Boeing to take a six month leave of absence.
Brock WelchGUEST
Would that be something?" And he says, that sounds great.
Brock WelchGUEST
How soon can you start? And three months later, I was out here in Palau.
Steve StocktonHOST
Welcome to the latest installment of our True Tales of Survival series.
Steve StocktonHOST
In this episode, we'll delve into the story of a hiker and some of the strange experiences he encountered while spending an incredible nine days lost in the woods of the Cascades near North Bend, Washington.
Steve StocktonHOST
June 18th started out just as any other day for Andrew Devers.
Steve StocktonHOST
It was a beautiful day, and Andrew had woken up that morning with hiking on his mind.
Libby DenkmannHOST
And I'm Libby Denkmann.
David KromanHOST
Today on the show, we are looking at a fascinating congressional race taking place just east of the Cascade Mountains.
David KromanHOST
It's not a close race per se.
David KromanHOST
It's actually the safest Republican House seat in the state, but it does touch on some pretty big picture issues that we find fascinating: immigration, trade, data centers, and more.
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