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Lassen Peak

Lassen Peak

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Oct 23, 2026

Ed DamesGUEST
38:05
I think we found another spot in South America But logistically, it's too complex to go there.
Ed DamesGUEST
38:15
And this spot is near Lassen Peak, Lassen National Park in California.
Ed DamesGUEST
38:21
And I'm in the Sacramento area, so that's not a – logistically, it's quite easy to get there.
Ed DamesGUEST
38:27
There's some hiking involved.
ScottAUDIENCE
24:39
Oh, absolutely.
ScottAUDIENCE
24:40
I grew up by Mount Lassen, so I saw it all.
ScottAUDIENCE
24:46
So it's sad that they can't see two inches in front of their face.
Sam ShaneHOST
24:52
Yeah, isn't that the truth? That is the truth.
speaker_2NARRATOR
22:19
Beneath all of this, beneath the four cones and the glaciers and the forests and the springs and the town, the engine that drives everything is running.
speaker_2NARRATOR
22:33
the gorder plate the southernmost fragment of the once great juan de fuca plate is sliding northeast beneath the north american plate at roughly two and a half centimeters per year the speed at which your finger-nails grow This is the Cascadia Subduction Zone, the tectonic boundary that runs from Cape Mendocino in Northern California to Southern British Columbia, the engine that has built every major volcano in the Cascade Range, from Lassen Peak in the south to Mount Baker in the north.
speaker_2NARRATOR
23:13
As the gorder plate descends into the mantle, friction and increasing temperature and pressure release water from the minerals in the subducting oceanic crust.
speaker_2NARRATOR
23:26
This water rises into the overlying mantle wedge, lowering the melting point of the rock, generating magma, molten rock less dense than the solid rock around it.
Alexandra LyashchenkoGUEST
19:59
The home is like a villa, a mansion.
Andriy LyashchenkoGUEST
20:01
From, from our house, you can see Lassen Mountain.
Andriy LyashchenkoGUEST
20:04
It's, uh, about three miles from, uh, Shasta Lake, so it, it like very, very peaceful.
Alexandra LyashchenkoGUEST
20:10
Beautiful, picturesque.
ChrismHOST
29:42
From Yosemite we went to Lake Tahoe.
ChrismHOST
29:45
From Lake Tahoe, uh, uh, we went to Mount Lassen.
ChrismHOST
29:51
From Mount Lassen we went to Mount Shasta, and we stayed in Yreka, I think for about a year.
ChrismHOST
29:57
Was it a year, Avery? Maybe not.
ChrismHOST
30:04
And we lived homeless, by the way.
Rochelle PetersenGUEST
10:53
Lake Almanor's right there.
Rochelle PetersenGUEST
10:55
Um, Mount Lassen's right there.
Rochelle PetersenGUEST
10:56
There's a lot of people that come for the Pacific Coast Trail.
Rochelle PetersenGUEST
10:59
It's, like, a big famous hike that people will come and do.
MossyGUEST
24:59
Mm-hmm
Kenny SmythsonHOST
25:00
... and they definitely, when you go from that to Oblivion, which is the, uh, Cyrodiil, and of course Skyrim, like you're going from a very magical looking place to I could hike up near Mount Lassen.
Kenny SmythsonHOST
25:14
It's, yeah, it's behind me that way, you know, 45-minute drive from Mount Lassen National Park, and that's, you know, Skyrim.
MossyGUEST
25:21
Yeah.
Kenny SmythsonHOST
25:21
Like, and, and so there definitely is a setback, and so that's why I'm hoping if it's true that the next one's gonna be Hammerfell, where you're in the desert, I do hope they bring back some more fantastical-
Larry MarlatteHOST
50:44
Yeah.
Larry MarlatteHOST
50:44
Um, not this past 4th of July, the year before, we went up to Chester, up by Mount Lassen, Lake Almanor, for 4th of July.
Larry MarlatteHOST
50:55
And the population of that town tripled.
Larry MarlatteHOST
50:59
for the fourth of july parade i mean it's like where in the hell did all these people come from i think about well we came from auburn you know it's four and a half hours up there but yeah i mean it was just there were people everywhere holy shit
JenGUEST
27:01
I was sicker than I'd ever been, but I j- I just experienced this shift in my, um, in my, how I was feeling inside my body, and I, I remember one day taking a hike.
JenGUEST
27:16
So even though I was so sick, I still enjoyed my hikes, and we have these beautiful trails back behind our house, and I would, you know, I would fast, and I would prepare to be able to take my morning walk, and it was called at my prayer walk, and I'd walk towards Mount Lassen and just talk to God.
JenGUEST
27:32
And I was on my way back, and I began to feel just this urgency that was all too familiar.
JenGUEST
27:36
I need to get to the bathroom, and I was doubled over in pain and trying to run home to get to the bathroom, and I was thinking to myself, "I still feel peace.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:45
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speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:45
Mount Lassen.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:46
The smallest mountain range in the world-
Katelyn BledsoeGUEST
9:48
Ooh

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