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Extreme Survival

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Are you ready to face the wild? Extreme Survival throws you headfirst into the most unforgiving environments on Earth.

This is where raw human instinct meets the brutal force of nature. Extreme Survival explores true stories of survival, from harrowing wilderness escapes to mastering essential bushcraft skills. We break down the strategies, mental fortitude, and gear that make the difference between life and death.

New episodes drop daily, Monday through Sunday, at 4:00 AM. Each installment delivers gripping narratives, expert insights into survival techniques, and practical tips for wilderness preparedness that will sharpen your own capabilities.

Perfect for adventurers, preppers, and anyone fascinated by the limits of human resilience against extreme conditions. If you're looking to understand what it truly takes to endure, this podcast is for you.

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  • The Glove That Didn't Want To Be Found: Dawn's 44-Hour Survival

    The Glove That Didn't Want To Be Found: Dawn's 44-Hour Survival
    Oct 14 2026
    The Glove That Didn't Want To Be Found: Dawn's 44-Hour Survival

    A single yellow glove, stiff with frost, sat draped over a permit map at the Holloway trailhead - a photograph that launched a search while its owner lay forty feet up the slope with a broken leg and a core temperature of 93°F. How did Dawn Jones survive nearly forty-four hours alone inside a makeshift shelter, with a green spiral journal of self-instructions and rescuers searching the wrong side of Brecker Peak for thirty-six hours?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline and choices that kept Dawn alive and the missteps that delayed her rescue, asking whether careful planning can still be undone by small accidents and larger failures - and what that means for search-and-rescue procedures.

    Person: Dawn Jones
    Date: May 10-14, 2019
    Location: Brecker Peak, southeast slope; Holloway trailhead; Crestfield
    Status: Survived; transported to hospital in Crestfield
    Item: green spiral journal

    - Found at 9:47 AM on May 14, 2019: a single yellow glove stiff with frost at the Holloway trailhead kiosk.
    - Dawn reached the summit of Brecker Peak at 9:15 AM on May 11 at 11,200 feet elevation and descended southeast on a less-traveled ridge.
    - The fibula fractured roughly 600 feet below the summit at approximately 10:40 AM when a boot slipped on refrozen snow over scree.
    - Dawn spent nearly 44 hours alone with a core temperature recorded at 93°F and sheltered about 40 feet inside a makeshift windbreak of an orange emergency space blanket.
    - Searchers spent 36 hours searching the wrong face of the mountain while a helicopter passed overhead and Dawn could not reach it.

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    21 Min.
  • She Survived 72 Hours: The Map Case That Rewrote the Search

    She Survived 72 Hours: The Map Case That Rewrote the Search
    Oct 13 2026
    She Survived 72 Hours: The Map Case That Rewrote the Search

    Adrenaline and calculated calm collided when a dry, sealed orange map case turned up wedged in a sycamore roots forty feet from the retreating creek-its back marked with the steady message "Gone to the ridge. Follow the sycamores." How did that case travel from a downstream canoe to a root high above the waterline, and what does that movement reveal about the first eighteen hours of the search?

    In this episode, we follow the timeline and decisions that defined Valerie Whitfield's seventy-two-hour survival after her canoe capsized. You will hear how her training as a civil engineer, a minimalist kit tied to her wrist, and a single climb to a ridge shaped every outcome-so what did the misplaced map case finally prove?

    Person: Valerie Whitfield
    Age: 41
    Location: Sullen Creek near the Elbow
    Event: Canoe capsize with subsequent 72-hour survival
    Found object: Orange map case with message "Gone to the ridge. Follow the sycamores."

    - The orange case was found forty feet from the water's edge, wedged in sycamore roots on a Saturday morning in April.
    - The creek had been running at its highest level in eleven years two days before Valerie launched.
    - Valerie hit a standing wave at the Elbow nine miles downstream, was in the water within two seconds, and reached the bank in under one minute.
    - Her stuff sack was tied to her wrist and contained one lighter, one space blanket, a first-aid kit, a headlamp, four energy bars, a folding knife, and 0.5 liters of water.
    - The ridge above the Elbow rises roughly 120 feet above the creek bed and offered two miles of creek corridor visibility in each direction.

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    17 Min.
  • Buried Alive in a Sealed Silo: How Marie Survived 17 Hours

    Buried Alive in a Sealed Silo: How Marie Survived 17 Hours
    Oct 12 2026
    Buried Alive in a Sealed Silo: How Marie Survived 17 Hours

    Cold air pulsed down an eight-inch auger shaft into a forty-one-foot concrete silo for seventeen hours while a woman fought to stay alive in grain dust at explosive concentration - and nobody knew she was inside. How did a routine habit, a single shaft, and a thirteen-year-old memory become the difference between life and death?

    In this episode, we follow the events that began at 2:35 PM on March 13, 2022, when Marie Riley entered a sealed silo and became trapped, and we trace the timeline, conditions, and tiny choices that kept her alive until a passerby spotted a hand at 8:47 AM the next morning. What saved her in those seventeen hours?

    Person: Marie Riley
    Date: March 13-14, 2022
    Location: Siebert grain complex, Silo One
    Duration: 17 hours 38 minutes
    Temperature outside: 31 degrees Fahrenheit

    - Marie entered Silo One at approximately 2:35 PM after signing into the complex at 2:15 PM for work on Silos Three and Four.
    - The silo had been sealed since 2011 and was a concrete cylinder 41 feet tall with a single 8-inch auger shaft to the top.
    - Marie went under the grain in less than four seconds; her right arm was pinned completely and her left arm had four inches of elbow movement.
    - She had completed a grain entrapment certification course in 2009 and had kept an LED headlamp strapped to her wrist as a habitual safety measure.
    - A walker, Patricia Holm, saw a moving hand at 8:47 AM on March 14, 2022, and called 911.

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    19 Min.
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