Cuiabá
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Sep 17, 2026
The 100-Hour Bus to Lima
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3:09Herman PoppleberryHOST
Roughly 100 hours, which is five days.
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3:12Herman PoppleberryHOST
It runs from Rio through Sao Paulo, Campo Grande, Cuiaba, Porto Velho, Rio Branco, then into the Peruvian Amazon, up through the Andes, and into Lima.
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3:23Herman PoppleberryHOST
Six Brazilian states, two countries.
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3:26Herman PoppleberryHOST
It links Christ the Redeemer to Machu Picchu.
Scream at Midnight-Joseph Payne Brennan
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63:39Ben TuckerNARRATOR
He didn't bother to wave.
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63:42Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Nearly two months passed before I returned to the settlement on my way back to Cuyaba.
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63:47Ben TuckerNARRATOR
I'd separated from the government party several days before, and I arrived with my own Indian guides.
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63:54Ben TuckerNARRATOR
I immediately crossed to Cecil Hubbard's shack.
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Thermal springs and mystic trails in Barra do Garcas
Sep 13 · 1 Mention
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It was a perfect way to end the day.
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6:46speaker_0UNKNOWN
Walking back to my flat, I passed the Terminal Rodoviário, where buses are arriving from Cuiabá and other parts of the state.
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6:54speaker_0UNKNOWN
The terminal is a hub of activity, connecting Barra do Garças to the wider network of roads and routes.
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7:00speaker_0UNKNOWN
It is a reminder of how accessible this region is, despite its remote location.
Meridian Mining CEO: Cabaçal DFS nears as company eyes mid-tier copper-gold status
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2:36Gilbert ClarkGUEST
I think one of the, the main milestones after the DFS, uh, is gonna be the granting of the installation license.
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2:43Gilbert ClarkGUEST
And we've been working really positively with the, uh, the authorities in Cuiaba, the, the capital of Mato Grosso where we're based, to facilitate that passage.
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2:52Gilbert ClarkGUEST
And it's a very key permit for us.
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2:53Gilbert ClarkGUEST
Because effectively, when you've got your installation license granted, that triggers FID.
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Unknown podcast
Serra Azul Hike and Thermal Springs in Barra
Sep 8 · 2 Mentions
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The rent on this modest one-bedroom flat runs about one thousand eight hundred Brazilian reals a month, roughly four hundred and thirty dollars if you are working from home.
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0:51speaker_0UNKNOWN
It is a steal compared to what I paid in Cuiaba or even parts of São Paulo, but the location is prime.
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0:57speaker_0UNKNOWN
Right in the heart of town, close enough to walk to the banks and the shops, far enough from the noise to sleep.
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I lock the door behind me and start walking toward the edge of the city.
9 MINS LATER
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10:21speaker_0UNKNOWN
There is so much to see, so much to do, and I am just getting started.
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10:26speaker_0UNKNOWN
Before I turn in, I check my phone.
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10:29speaker_0UNKNOWN
A message from a friend in Cuiaba asks how the move is going.
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10:33speaker_0UNKNOWN
I type a quick reply.
1.5 Hours of History Mysteries and Legends For Sleep | History Compilation
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20:25JimmyHOST
If the expedition didn't come back, nobody was to mount a rescue mission, because anyone who followed would only share whatever fate had found them.
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20:36JimmyHOST
The party set out from the frontier town of Cuiaba on the 20th of April, 1925. with a couple of local guides, a string of mules and horses, and a pair of dogs.
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20:49JimmyHOST
Once they reached the edge of the truly unknown, Fawcett sent the guides home, which to me seems like a bad idea, but it potentially saved their lives.
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21:00JimmyHOST
That is, the lives of the guides, not Fawcett and his crew, since as it turned out, these three were never leaving the jungle.
The Hall of Fantasy - "Temple of Huizilipochle" (Old Time Radio, 1953)
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6:17speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
It's got me worried.
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6:26Carl GraysonVOICE_ACTOR
We landed in Cuiaba, got checked out by the Brazilian authorities, and then went about the business of finding ourselves a guide.
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6:32Carl GraysonVOICE_ACTOR
Most of them were familiar with the territory leading to the source of the Juruena and the plateau of the Mato Grosso.
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6:38Carl GraysonVOICE_ACTOR
But none of them had been any farther than 200 miles down the river, and none of them were willing to act as our guide.
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7:30speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
I am willing to make the acquaintance of.
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7:32speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
What do
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7:32Carl GraysonVOICE_ACTOR
you know? We look all over Cuiaba for a guide and then one falls right into our laps.
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7:35speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
Right.
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Barra do Garças arrival and the Araguaia dry season
Sep 6 · 2 Mentions
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0:55Rafael CostaHOST
Thank you for being part of this road trip.
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1:00Rafael CostaHOST
I arrived just yesterday evening, after a long haul from Casares via Cuiaba.
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1:05Rafael CostaHOST
The drive itself was straightforward but relentless.
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1:08Rafael CostaHOST
You leave the river flats and climb into the high plateau, the landscape flattening out into endless stretches of golden grass and scattered granite outcrops.
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3:12Rafael CostaHOST
Rents run roughly 48% below the typical Mato Grosso figure.
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3:17Rafael CostaHOST
I found a modest one-bedroom flat for around 1800 Reis a month, which is about $380.
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3:22Rafael CostaHOST
That is a steal compared to what I paid in Sao Paulo or even Cuiaba.
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3:27Rafael CostaHOST
Daily expenses are similarly reasonable.
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Unknown podcast
Last Day in Cáceres River Culture
Sep 5 · 2 Mentions
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0:35Rafael CostaHOST
Tomorrow I leave.
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0:37Rafael CostaHOST
I drive west toward Cuiaba, then turn north into the heart of the Pantanal.
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0:41Rafael CostaHOST
But today I want to stay.
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0:43Rafael CostaHOST
I want to look at this place one last time with fresh eyes.
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4:10Rafael CostaHOST
I heard people talking about it.
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4:12Rafael CostaHOST
A modest one bedroom flat used to cost 900 Reis.
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4:16Rafael CostaHOST
Now it is closer to 1,200, near Cuiaba levels.
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4:20Rafael CostaHOST
Housing is the big pressure here, but meals, transport, still affordable.
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Unknown podcast
Last Light on the Paraguai River
Sep 4 · 1 Mention
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1:11speaker_0UNKNOWN
Founded in seventeen seventy-eight as Vila Maria do Paraguai.
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It sits on the left bank of the great river, a frontier post between Cuiabá and the Bolivian border.
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1:21speaker_0UNKNOWN
They call it the Princesinha do Paraguai, the Little Princess of the Paraguai.
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1:25speaker_0UNKNOWN
It fits.
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