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Oct 29, 2026

Oscar NavarroHOST
17:40
At one point, I can't remember the sermon that he's preaching in, but at one point he talks about, it's like having the shadow of a thing without ever experiencing the actual thing.
Oscar NavarroHOST
17:51
And so a prime example I think of is the Matterhorn.
Oscar NavarroHOST
17:55
You know, we live here in Southern California, which means you can drive down the five freeway and look off to your left if you're headed north.
Oscar NavarroHOST
18:03
And what do you see? You see the Matterhorn peeking out from Disneyland because Walt Disney built one, right? It's a small little building that's in the shape of a Matterhorn.
Oscar NavarroHOST
18:13
A lot of people don't realize the Matterhorn is a real building in, or a real building, sorry.
Oscar NavarroHOST
18:18
It's a real mountain.
Oscar NavarroHOST
18:20
Yeah.
Oscar NavarroHOST
18:42
It looked like the finger of God pointing out, jetting out from the clouds into the sky, pointing to his glory.
Ansel FarajGUEST
54:13
go watch a movie that I've recommended, you know, go watch third man on the mountain, which is a Disney movie with that.
Ansel FarajGUEST
54:19
Nobody remembers about the Matterhorn, you know, Herbert and Michael Rainey and Janet Monroe.
Ansel FarajGUEST
54:24
And it's a great 1959 British made Disney film, you know, go get something like that or go have a Robert Altman festival.
Ansel FarajGUEST
54:33
Cause I write a lot about his movies.
Tonya MosleyHOST
41:27
Our critic-at-large, John Powers, says Fatherland packs in a world of ideas and feelings and history into a gorgeous, almost flawless film that doesn't waste a single second.
John PowersCORRESPONDENT
41:40
Artists are notoriously self-important, but a handful carry themselves as if they were the Matterhorn, stony, daunting, towering over the concerns of ordinary mortals.
John PowersCORRESPONDENT
41:53
One of these was the majestic German writer Thomas Mann.
John PowersCORRESPONDENT
41:57
After the teenage Susan Sontag paid him a reverential visit in the late 40s, she wrote in her diary, I interrogated God this evening.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
14:59
And I have to say, it lived up to all my expectations.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
15:03
We were blessed with beautiful clear skies, warm temperatures, and wonderful views of the Matterhorn.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
15:11
On my previous visits, I've sometimes had to wait for the clouds to clear from the top of the Matterhorn to get a good view, if they did at all.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
15:21
But this time, the Matterhorn was on full display, and honestly, it was just glorious.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
15:28
During our stay, I visited the Rotherhorn and Blauherd area, as well as Matterhorn Glacier Paradise.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
15:37
But one of my highlights was completing the Five Lakes Walk.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
15:42
This is a hike that I'd wanted to do for quite some time and I'm really, really happy that the weather cooperated.
Carolyn SchönafingerHOST
15:51
So this trail passes five mountain lakes with wonderful views of the Matterhorn along the way.
speaker_0HOST
2:01
An official city landmark since 1965, what chocolate company is the namesake of a public square at the foot of Russian Hill in San Francisco? In official city landmarks since 1965, what chocolate company is the namesake of a public square at the foot of Russian Hill in San Francisco? Question number six.
speaker_0HOST
2:30
What 2000 romance film starring Johnny Depp used the tagline, Sinfully Delicious? What 2000 romance film starring Johnny Depp used the tagline, Sinfully Delicious? Number seven, who wrote the children's novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Who wrote the children's novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Question number eight, what is the name of the chocolate and snack brand created by YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast? What is the name of the chocolate and snack brand created by YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast? Number nine, inspired by the Matterhorn Mountain, what chocolate bar is known for its distinctive shape as a series of joined triangular prisms? Inspired by the Matterhorn Mountain, what chocolate bar is known for its distinctive shape as a series of joined triangular prisms? And question number 10.
speaker_0HOST
4:02
What Swiss entrepreneur is credited with inventing milk chocolate? What Swiss entrepreneur is credited with inventing milk chocolate? Those were our 10 sweet, rich, and creamy chocolatey questions.
speaker_0HOST
4:25
We'll be right back to see how well you did.
speaker_0HOST
9:17
Number eight, what is the name of the chocolate and snack brand created by YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast? This brand that's going after the chocolate bar market is Feastables.
speaker_0HOST
9:32
Feastables.
speaker_0HOST
9:34
Question number nine, inspired by the Matterhorn Mountain, what chocolate bar is known for its distinctive shape as a series of joined triangular prisms? This European chocolate brand is Toblerone.
speaker_0HOST
9:49
Toblerone.
Ian CorlessHOST
11:58
And Some of them are not really relatable.
Ian CorlessHOST
12:03
I mean, we can look at the Matterhorn and you set a fastest known time.
Ian CorlessHOST
12:07
But for a lot of people, we don't understand it.
Ian CorlessHOST
12:11
We can't relate to such an incredible performance.

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Kilian JornetGUEST
52:10
Actually, that came much later than I wanted.
Kilian JornetGUEST
52:14
When I started the Killian's Quest project, my first idea was like, let's do that.
Kilian JornetGUEST
52:20
Let's go to Matterhorn, do that, that, that, that.
Kilian JornetGUEST
52:23
let's do something more like trail running and whatever.
Chris BrownHOST
62:27
That Minnesota game coming up in two weeks on a Monday night.
Chris BrownHOST
62:31
Going to have the freaking, what is that, the Matterhorn? What do they call that? What's the horn thing that they blow?
Steve TaskerHOST
62:37
Yeah.
Chris BrownHOST
62:38
It's not the Matterhorn.
Chris BrownHOST
62:39
That's a ski slope.
Steve TaskerHOST
62:41
That's a Matterhorn.
Steve TaskerHOST
62:46
I don't know.
Steve TaskerHOST
62:47
I don't know what their horn is.
Toby MundyHOST
7:08
How do you begin such a thing? What...
Toby MundyHOST
7:10
when you're gonna start climbing this Matterhorn, what do you, what do you do?
Matthew SweetGUEST
7:13
Well, I say I think I'm attracted to this sort of things.
Matthew SweetGUEST
7:16
I don't know whether there's such a thing as Rumpelstiltskin syndrome, but I do like the idea of an unfeasibly large amount of material to, to, to, to work through and to turn into something else.
Craig McEwenGUEST
51:07
So we've been chatting about it because you do, and you're in a group, you know, you do egg each other on, or we do anyway.
Craig McEwenGUEST
51:13
Matterhorn looks highly likely, which isn't far, it's not a sludge, it's not far off Mont Blanc.
Craig McEwenGUEST
51:18
I think it's about 4, 3, 4, 4.
Craig McEwenGUEST
51:21
But it's very technical, so it's a lot of sheer climbing.
Giovanni De MicheliGUEST
11:07
So we start from this picture.
Giovanni De MicheliGUEST
11:11
The Matterhorn, just the landmark for Switzerland, and with the blue sky that was probably photoshopped, and that's because it's so blue, looks like California.
Giovanni De MicheliGUEST
11:20
But this is actually the environment as you like it to be.
Giovanni De MicheliGUEST
11:24
And this is reality.

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