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Food & Travel
9:00 am
Mon April 15, 2013

Roast Penguin? Jason Anthony On Antarctic Cuisine

Credit Flickr Photo/State Library of New South Wales/Credit Frank Hurley
Explorers fishing for food in the Antarctic in the early 1910s.

What is there to eat in Antarctica? Not much, though you could try penguin. In 1897, stranded Captain Georges Lecointe said penguin tasted like “beef, odiferous cod fish and a canvas-backed duck, roasted together in a pot with blood and cod-liver oil for sauce.” Desperate and trapped Antarctic explorers have eaten all kinds of awful things. Author Jason Anthony explains the culinary lengths people will go to in order to survive.

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Airline Safety
11:57 am
Fri March 8, 2013

TSA Relaxation On Sharp Objects Gets Criticism From Airline Workers

Credit Flickr Photo/Todd Lappin
Baseball bats will be permitted in carry-on baggage starting in April.

TSA Administrator John Pistole has announced a change to the Prohibited Items List. Starting April 25 of this year, passengers can now include in their carry-on luggage some previously banned items such as small knives and bats. Pilot and air marshal unions have come out against the relaxation of the TSA's ban on sharp objects. Ross Reynolds talks with airline workers and frequent fliers about their thoughts on the TSA announcement. 

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Travel Horror Stories
3:50 pm
Fri February 15, 2013

A Supposedly Fun Vacation You Will Never Take Again

The Carnival cruise ship passengers are home after a five days at sea without power or working toilets.  Some vacation! Ross Reynolds hears from listeners about their worst travel experiences.

Survival Guide
12:40 pm
Mon January 7, 2013

Surviving Washington's Wilderness

Part of the lure of the Northwest is the proximity to wilderness areas to hike, snowshoe and camp in. But every year dozens of people hiking in Mt. Rainier National Park get lost or injured, requiring the help of search and rescue teams. Jason Knight is a co-founder of Alderleaf Wilderness College and program director of the Wilderness Certification Program. He talks with Ross Reynolds and answers listener questions about what you should know before you journey into Washington's wilderness. Below are some highlights from the interview. 

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