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Himalayas

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Sep 11, 2026

ChrisHOST
38:27
The first one, uh, B.W. Stevenson, a country pop singer, got it on the charts, but it only peaked at number 66 before it fell out.
ChrisHOST
38:36
The Three Dog Night version, which charted exactly one week later, fared a tad better, as most Three Dog Night versions do, going all the way to number three in 1973 with a song called Shambala, a song about a mythical kingdom of Shambala, which is somewhere hidden between the peaks of the Himalayas and is mentioned in various ancient texts.
ChrisHOST
38:56
But leave it to Three Dog Night to take that particular mythical kingdom and make it into a really good rock pop song.
ChrisHOST
39:03
This is song number 1525, Three Dog Night and Shambala.
speaker_3HOST
24:46
You are dealing with a plant adapted to a completely bizarre, paradoxical microclimate, freezing cold nights but intense, unfiltered, equatorial, high altitude sun during the day.
speaker_2HOST
24:59
Unless you happen to live in the high Himalayas or the alpine peaks of the Rockies, it will likely just rot or bolt in a standard garden.
speaker_3HOST
25:06
Plus, obtaining viable seed is difficult, as it's largely restricted to local Andean germplasm banks.
speaker_3HOST
25:13
This is a crop that humanity needs to save on a global institutional level, but it is not a practical project for a suburban raised bed.
Jimmy JettHOST
8:53
A brown recluse? Yeah, a spider or a snake or whatever it is, right? And the guy that got bit says, you got to run into town and go get the antidote.
Jimmy JettHOST
9:03
And so the guy runs all the way down there, you know, they're backpacking or whatever Himalayas or whatever, however you want to think of it, run all the way down.
Jimmy JettHOST
9:10
The guy goes to the doctor, the Sherman or whatever.
Jimmy JettHOST
9:14
And he goes, Hey, my friend got bit by this spider.
Nancy SarkisHOST
0:49
Thank you, Sarah, for being with us today.
Nancy SarkisHOST
0:52
It's been two weeks since the glacier collapsed high in the Himalayas on the Nepal-China border.
Nancy SarkisHOST
0:57
It's all rubble, you said, from the scene.
Nancy SarkisHOST
0:59
Please, can you describe to us what did you see?
Daniel ChoiHOST
0:15
On today's broadcast, the top diplomats from Seoul and Tehran hold telephone talks amid rising U.S. pressure on South Korea to aid its military campaign against Iran.
Daniel ChoiHOST
0:25
A second South Korean disaster relief team arrives in Nepal as the Himalayan country shifts its focus from search and rescue to recovery and reconstruction.
Daniel ChoiHOST
0:34
And a nationwide flu warning is issued as the number of suspected cases exceeds the threshold for an epidemic.
Daniel ChoiHOST
0:42
This is KBS World Radio News.
Roger McMorrowGUEST
12:07
But I continued my interest in climbing and particularly winter climbing, mountaineering and a small group of friends that I would go away to Scotland or Norway or to Italy or to the Alps.
Roger McMorrowGUEST
12:17
And certainly you can get way more climbing done in one or two weeks in those locations than three months in the Himalayas, which is as much a large logistical challenge as it is a climbing challenge.
Tony RobinsonHOST
12:31
It's incredible that you've had such amazing experiences and been able to keep them up throughout your career.
Tony RobinsonHOST
12:37
I just wonder, do you think those experiences helped you with your stress and emotional processing or even just switching off from work after busy clinical periods?
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
24:52
Freezing cold nights, but intense, unfiltered, equatorial, high-altitude sun during the day.
speaker_2VOICE_ACTOR
24:59
Unless you happen to live in the high Himalayas or the alpine peaks of the Rockies, it will likely just rot or bolt in a standard garden.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
25:06
Plus, obtaining viable seed is difficult, as it's largely restricted to local Andean germplasm banks.
speaker_3VOICE_ACTOR
25:13
This is a crop that humanity needs to save on a global institutional level, but it is not a practical project for a suburban raised bed.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
11:49
Without the, you know, this comprehensive approach, we can do nothing.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
11:54
As the Himalayan nation comes to terms with the true scale and cost of the devastation, it is demanding climate justice.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
12:03
The country says it is bearing the brunt of global warming it did not contribute to.
speaker_1CORRESPONDENT
12:08
Nepal is calling on the world's biggest emitters to pay compensation for reconstruction.
Diva MiaHOST
19:39
If you're listening and thinking, okay, Mia, where do I start? Let's start with 30 days.
Diva MiaHOST
19:43
It's not a complete reinvention, not a 47-item morning routine involving Himalayan sea salt and chanting under a full moon.
Diva MiaHOST
19:52
It's 30 days of basic consistency.
Diva MiaHOST
19:54
Pick a few commitments that you want.
Sabrina FalquierGUEST
17:56
If you get salt-free mixes, it's really all the flavor and you can always add your own salt, which- And it's probably not even
Alicia NewsomeHOST
18:03
like Himalayan sea salt or Celtics, you know, all the, it's probably something else.
Sabrina FalquierGUEST
18:09
The other, just to go back to the vegetable thing, the other part I want to make sure to bring up because people feel the sense that, again, to eat healthy, you have to be going to the farmer's market with your little cart and preparing everything from fresh.
Sabrina FalquierGUEST
18:21
to know that your pantry and your freezer are your friend in this.

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