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Sep 22, 2026

Christina WarrenPANELIST
4:49
[gasps]
Jason SnellPANELIST
4:50
This is the Glacier Pro Max 18.
Leo LaporteHOST
4:52
Which looks pretty blue, actually.
Leo LaporteHOST
4:53
Maybe that's the camera.
Jason SnellPANELIST
5:09
It's just barely blue.
Jason SnellPANELIST
5:10
This is not.
Jason SnellPANELIST
5:11
Glacier actually is blue.
Jason SnellPANELIST
5:13
It looks nice.
Scott SwitzerHOST
2:27
yeah um for good reason we weren't on the air yesterday uh my daughter and my wife and i were gonna go to glacier on saturday That got kind of rained out, for lack of a better term.
Scott SwitzerHOST
2:41
We wanted to go when the weather was nicer.
Scott SwitzerHOST
2:43
And so we shifted and pivoted to yesterday, made the three-hour drive from Great Falls, Montana, up to Glacier National Park.
Scott SwitzerHOST
2:54
And I'm telling you, dude, if you ever have the opportunity, it is well worth every second of going.
CoreyHOST
3:05
After we went to Olympic two years ago, my wife wants to go to whichever one it is up north, like around Maine on the East Coast.
CoreyHOST
3:23
Whichever one that is, she wants to do that one.
CoreyHOST
3:26
And then, like I was telling you before we got on air, she's been to Banff, which is like you let me know.
CoreyHOST
3:32
It's basically the sister park of Glacier.
Michelle EllisHOST
48:04
I did feel of this top three in these six performances, one program stood out above all.
Jackie WongHOST
48:09
Was it the Glacier?
Michelle EllisHOST
48:10
Yes, it was.
Michelle EllisHOST
48:11
The Lauri Nakakucman free skate, I think rocked my weekend.
Jana KramerADVERTISER
46:23
That's code Jana at resortpass.com slash Jana.
Christopher MartiniGUEST
46:28
Ooh, I did go to Glacier.
Christopher MartiniGUEST
46:30
So I went to Yellowstone and Glacier and I stopped in Montana to visit Margot Kidder because I was friends with her.
Christopher MartiniGUEST
46:43
Remember Margot Kidder from Superman?
Matt SpeerHOST
46:45
Superman, yes, of course.
Christopher MartiniGUEST
47:01
But anyways, but.
Christopher MartiniGUEST
47:04
I stopped to visit her, and then she invited me to go with her friend, who's a documentary filmmaker in Yellowstone, tracking grizzly bears, which was really fun.
Christopher MartiniGUEST
47:16
I did go to Glacier, but I spent more time in Yellowstone with this Vietnam vet who was a filmmaker, and we spent, like, days waiting.
Stephen FenechGUEST
64:22
So the one is silver, the other one's black.
Stephen FenechGUEST
64:24
They've got also Glacier and Burgundy.
Stephen FenechGUEST
64:26
They're sort of the hero colours.
Luke GrantHOST
64:27
What is a Glacier? Glacier is like a light
Stephen FenechGUEST
64:30
blue.
Stephen FenechGUEST
64:30
And Burgundy is like a deep maroon.
Kate HudsonGUEST
53:01
Yeah.
Kate HudsonGUEST
53:01
Go to Glacier.
Kate HudsonGUEST
53:02
Go to Wallace and go to... you know, look out past.
Kate HudsonGUEST
53:06
And then go back to Walla Walla again.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:38
In that time, they should have been eroded, not by wind and rain, which cannot reach them, but by the ice itself.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:46
Glacial erosion is powerful.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:49
Ice is heavy, and it moves, and it grinds, and it plucks rock from surfaces and carries it away.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:57
The ice sheet that covers the Gamburtsevs should have been grinding them down for tens of millions of years.

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speaker_1NARRATOR
77:23
If the drilling succeeds, if the deep ice has not been disturbed by folding, melting, or mixing, it will extend the atmospheric record back through one of the most important and least understood transitions in recent climate history, the mid-Pleistocene transition.
speaker_1NARRATOR
77:44
Before roughly one million years ago, the Earth's ice age cycles operated on a forty-one thousand year periodicity.
speaker_1NARRATOR
77:53
Glacial and interglacial periods alternated every forty-one thousand years or so, driven by changes in the tilt of Earth's axis.
speaker_1NARRATOR
78:04
Sometime between one point two million and seven hundred thousand years ago, the rhythm changed.
JamesHOST
65:00
She makes very few mistakes and even when she does make a mistake, she's facing about 10 or 20 different chances.
JamesHOST
65:08
So I think she's one of the best shot-stoppers and also a very, very good leader as well, being the captain of the Glacier.
JamesHOST
65:14
And moving on to the final team, the last-placed side currently in the Premier Division and probably the last-placed side of the 2026 Women's Premier Division season being Cork City.
JamesHOST
65:26
It's been a tough season for the Leasiders, but since the appointment of Derek Coughlin as head coach, Cork City are now no longer a side to take un-seriously, and following a 0-0 draw with Pima to positive results on the road, Cork will definitely look to take some positives from that result into their final four matches of the season.
MikeHOST
4:30
It was made from ice from a glacier.
MikeHOST
4:32
Ooh.
MikeHOST
4:32
If you remember from Glacier.
MikeHOST
4:34
Water
JimHOST
4:34
boy.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
78:42
After a moment he wheeled around, removing his pipe from his hard mouth.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
78:48
Did you ever hear tell of Graham's Glacier? he demanded.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
78:53
Certainly, I replied, astonished.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
78:55
It's the southernmost glacier in British America.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
79:52
And yet the Aborigines of British America maintain the contrary.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
79:57
Probably both the mammoth and the ding are extinct.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
80:00
But until expeditions have penetrated and explored not only the unknown region in Alaska, but also that hidden tableland beyond the Graham Glacier in the Hudson Mountains, it will not be possible to definitely announce the total extinction of either the mammoth or the ding." When I had read it slowly for his benefit, he brought his hand down smartly on one knee and nodded rapidly.
Peter EastmanNARRATOR
80:27
"Mister," he said, "that gent knows a thing or two, and don't you forget it." Then he demanded abruptly how I knew he hadn't been behind the Graham Glacier.

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