Podcast appearances and mentions of jeb corliss

Jeb Corliss was just six years old when he declared that one day, he would fly. His Aunt explained to him that it wasn't possible. But for Jeb, eventually it would be possible. Jeb is one of the most well-known BASE jumpers on the planet. He shares his wisdom on fear, pushing yourself to the limits and learning the value of time in this fascinating conversation.   In this episode, there is a mention of suicide. If this topic is triggering for you, please seek help by visiting Lifeline's website at https://www.lifeline.org.au/ or by calling 13 11 14. LINKS Follow Jeb on Instagram @jebcorliss Follow Ant on Instagram, X, and Facebook Learn more about Ant on his website antmiddleton.com Follow Nova Podcasts on Instagram for videos from the podcast and behind the scenes content – @novapodcastsofficial. CREDITSHost: Ant MiddletonEditor: Adrian WaltonExecutive Producer: Anna Henvest Managing Producer: Elle Beattie Nova Entertainment acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past and present. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this concluding segment of a two-part episode, professional BASE jumper and wingsuit pilot Jeb Corliss delves deeper into his remarkable journey of finding purpose through extreme jumping. In Part Two, Jeb describes miraculously surviving a fatal accident and how it transformed his entire outlook on life, imparting invaluable lessons during the desperate seconds when death seemed imminent. Jeb's evolution from a despondent teenager to a lover of life serves as an inspiration to anyone who has confronted adversity and fear. Join Jon Murchison as he and Jeb wrap up a fascinating episode that explores survival, resilience, and getting a second chance at life. 

For this first half of two episodes, Jon welcomes professional skydiver and BASE jumper Jeb Corliss to The Unfair Fight.  During their conversation, Jeb recounts some of his most harrowing and death-defying jumps, how he manages and conquers his fears, and what it means to truly live life on the edge.  Jon and Jeb also discuss memorable passages from Jeb's book, Memoirs From the Edge, in which Jeb narrates his life story and details how he came to discover his interest in jumping, and how he ultimately was able to turn a passion into a career despite the odds he faced.  With over 2,000 jumps to-date, Corliss is inarguably one of the most skilled and experienced BASE jumpers in the world with jumps from the Eiffel Tower, Christ the Redeemer statue in Brazil, Golden Gate Bridge, and into a half-mile deep cave in China.  This is one episode that you won't want to miss.  Stay tuned for Episode 22:  Part 2 with real-life adventurer Jeb Corliss. 

Sandra and Sandy are back and today they welcome professional adventurer, Jeb Corliss, to the podcast for a truly fascinating conversation. Jeb has dedicated his life to BASE jumping, and wingsuit proximity flying, and our hosts begin by reviewing some of his impressive accomplishments in these areas. They also chat with Jeb about his childhood, how he became interested in skydiving and base jumping, and the mindset required for these activities. Jeb reveals that he lost his dreams during his teenage years, which led him to become depressed and suicidal, and details how he discovered his passion for base jumping which has been pursuing ever since.  Together with our hosts, Jeb discusses how the drive to push boundaries and evolve our capabilities as human beings can be seen in these sports, with technology enabling us to do this at a much faster rate. He goes on to recount his adrenaline filled experiences as a base jumper and wingsuit pilot, and shares his passion for flying over landmarks and iconic objects, describing some of his most impressive feats, such as flying down both of the great pyramids in Egypt. He also explains the technical difficulties and challenges of these jumps and his love for photography and videography. Noting that his passion for these extreme sports has given him a unique perspective on life and a willingness to sacrifice everything for them, today's special guest provides interesting insights not only into the logistics and challenges of these sports but also the existential revelations they can generate. NOTE: this conversation contains in-depth discussion on suicidal ideation. The Finer Details of this Episode: Jeb and some of his many accomplishments in the field His childhood and how he became interested in skydiving and base jumping The mindset required for skydiving and base jumping. The desire to push boundaries and evolve human capabilities The development of wingsuits Skydiving, training with a wingsuit, and base jumping Technology and its role in human evolution The evolution of rules and training programs for wingsuit flying and base jumping The technical difficulty of flying down the Great Pyramids in Egypt The challenges he faces during his jumps, and how he overcomes them Two thought processes that occur when tumbling towards solid granite at 120 mph Learning what is important in life Quotes: "If you can find happiness in your life doing anything else, do anything else." "Adults are constantly—I think it's their job, obviously, to teach children about the world and what you can and cannot do. And I don't think they purposely step on dreams." "I'm never nervous, because the moment you're nervous, you're done." "I can feel my heart beating in my ears, and everything's like hyper-real, and it's just a very, very unique moment." "My goal is to try to push the boundaries of what human beings are capable of doing. Right? It's like an evolutionary step." "We just were figuring it out." "It's really given me a life in a way that I can't even express. And it's made me a very happy person. And it's very special to me because I've gotten to see things from such a special way, and it's given me a life. I mean, it's given me my life." "If for some reason, in the next whatever jumps, it gets taken from me, then it was worth it. It's all worth it, because I'm willing to sacrifice everything because it's given me everything." "Everything just goes tunnel vision to my target." "All of a sudden, it kind of boiled life down to what was important, which was time. That's all that mattered. Nothing else meant anything." "And it was a fascinating thought process because I knew I couldn't make it. Like, there's no way you could hit ground at that speed and survive." Links: The Adrenaline Zone Homepage The Adrenaline Zone on Instagram The Adrenaline Zone on Twitter The Adrenaline Zone on TikTok Jeb's Homepage Memoirs from the Edge

Jeb Corliss has jumped off the Eiffel Tower, the Seattle Space Needle, the statue of Christ in Rio de Janeiro, and more. If you wonder what makes a daredevil tick, you'll enjoy this conversation between Corliss and host Dr. Alan Campbell about God, death, fear, and the meaning of life.

“I jump off buildings and cliffs for fun. And I don't recommend it to anyone.”Dive into heart-pounding adventures with Jeb Corliss, one of the world's most revered BASE jumpers and wingsuit pilots. In this episode, you'll hear Jeb recount some of his most impactful stories, from the very first time he attempted BASE jumping to the incident that nearly put him off the sport for good. His energy and his vivid storytelling puts you right in the middle of the action - whether you're plummeting off a 300-foot antenna in the middle of the night or soaring dangerously close to rocky cliffs. So buckle up - you'll be on the edge of your seat from start to finish.FIND JEBFollow Jeb's adventures on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook @jebcorliss, or visit his website at jebcorliss.net to see his photos, videos, documentaries, and more. You can also find his book, Memoirs From the Edge: Exploring the Line Between Life and Death at select bookstores or on Amazon. There are tons of heart-pounding stories in there that we didn't have time to cover, so we highly recommend you pick up a copy for yourself!SPONSORSTHANK YOU to our new sponsor, The North Face, for supporting this episode! When you wear The North Face, it's more than a jacket…it's the calling to get out there and explore. Find your next fleece, parka, or winter jacket at thenorthface.com.And thank you to our other amazing sponsor, Juggernaut Wines! Get four bottles of their delicious wines delivered to your home for only 1 cent in shipping costs. Just head over to juggernautwines.com and use code ARMCHAIR21.SOCIALShare the show with your friends! Follow @armchairexplorerpodcast across Instagram and Facebook, and check out Armchair Explorer (www.armchair-explorer.com) for background videos, photos and more on each episode. And please hit that follow button to support the show!

In 20 + years, Jeb Corliss has made more than 2,000 jumps, from the likes of the Eiffel Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, Angel Falls in Venezuela, the Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and into a half-mile deep cave in China. He hasn't simply leapt off and pulled his parachute, though. To add an extra layer of challenge, push the bounds of his ability, and further slice the razor slim margin for error, he has performed acrobatic maneuvers – twists, somersaults, and gainers – during freefall. More recently he discovered the thrills and challenges of BASE-jumping with wingsuits, flying along some of the most stunning and dangerous mountain terrain. In the nearest approximation of human flight yet, wingsuits (which are more flying squirrel than bird or plane) allow the best pilots to trace the contours of cliffs, ridges, and mountainsides at high speed. All of which makes for an incredible spectacle: In July 2011, Corliss flew feet from the ground in the Swiss Alps, an event captured on camera and broadcast on ABC's 20/20. Two months later, in September, Corliss swooped through an arch in the side of China's iconic Tianmen Mountain, in front of a live television audience of millions. Corliss's stunts and his unyielding approach to life never fail to fascinate. He has been the subject of profiles published in The New York Times, Outside, Popular Mechanics, Smithsonian Air & Space, Men's Journal and Rolling Stone. He has been featured on television in the United States and abroad, including 60 Minutes in Australia, ESPN's E:60, Real Sports on HBO, Today, The Colbert Report, Good Morning America and Conan. Corliss has been featured in popular BASE documentaries such as A Year in the Life, Journey to the Center, Fearless, The Human Bird, Heavens Gate and The Flying Dagger to name a few. He also hosted the first season of Stunt Junkies on The Discovery Channel and was a technical advisor on the remake of Point Break. When he is not traveling the world, Corliss lives in Vista, California.

Jeb Corliss is one of the original madmen of BASE jumping. For more than two decades, he flung himself from the top of massive waterfalls, bridges, and skyscrapers, and managed to miraculously survive multiple crash landings in a sport that rarely gives second chances. But now he’s 44, and no longer chasing the edge of risk. Instead, Corliss has embarked on a journey into the depths of his own troubled mind. And he’s reached a surprising conclusion: BASE jumping, one of the most deadly sports on earth, may have been the thing that kept him alive. Outside contributor Daniel Duane traveled to Southern California to talk to Corliss about his latest high-wire act. This episode of the Outside Podcast is brought to you by Bose, maker of the new Bose Frames Tempo, high-performance sports sunglasses that deliver high quality audio. It’s the sound you expect from Bose with everything you need from sport sunglasses. Learn more about how they can elevate your running and cycling at bose.com.

Jeb Corliss, professional wingsuit flyer and BASE jumper, discusses his most epic flights done at Rio's Chris The Redeemer and The Great Wall of China.Please support more conversations like this by hitting the subscribe button, checking out our sponsors, and leaving a quick review on Apple Podcasts.[Our usual home Smile To Go has been forced to shut doors during this current pandemic, support their staff during this difficult time by visiting here][Great Adventures is proudly fueled by WhistlePig Whiskey and HANAH.]Let me know who you want to hear from next. Look out for upcoming episodes with survivalist Mykel Hawke, Navy SEAL Jocko Willink, photographer Chris Burkard, actor Jeremy Irvine, CEO of Conservation International Dr. M Sanjayan…CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:Charles’ Instagram / Charles’ TwitterGreat Adventures Instagram / Great Adventures TwitterJeb's Instagram / Jeb's TwitterRELEVANT LINKS:Jeb's Website"Grinding The Crack" on YouTube.Jeb's Page On GoProClosing song: "Look Alive" by Guster.*Our world is going through an unprecedented event with the Coronavirus, but we at "Great Adventures" and our sponsors believe that it is not a time to go quietly into the night, we must continue to dream and explore while staying safe, social distancing and isolating when necessary. There are still adventures to be had, and for some, getting outdoors is the best thing for our mental and physical health right now. The episodes will continue to drop, please send us any feedback, and anyone that you would like to hear from.*Thanks for listening.Charles.

Jeb Corliss has jumped off the Eiffel Tower, the Seattle Space Needle, the statue of Christ in Rio de Janeiro, and more. If you wonder what makes a daredevil tick, you'll enjoy this conversation between Corliss and host Dr. Alan Campbell about God, death, fear, and the meaning of life.

Can people fly? Most people can’t, but a few will surprise you! BASE jumping is an extreme sport that involves using a parachute or wingsuit to fly from a fixed structure or off a cliff. Today’s guest is none other than the BASE jumping daredevil himself, professional skydiver and BASE legend, Jeb Corliss. Some call him crazy, but to Jeb, BASE jumping is just living life to the fullest. Join Mike and Jeb as they revisit some of Jeb’s wildest stunts and close-to-death encounters while BASE jumping. Sit down, strap that buckle tight, and hold on for a mind-blowing episode.   Every single person is looking for that thing that gives them a purpose, a reason to wake up in the morning. – Jeb Corliss   In this episode: Jeb’s dismal teenage years and how BASE jumping saved his life The process of learning how to skydive and eventually BASE jump The dark truth about BASE jumping Jeb’s first accident from BASE jumping in Howick Falls The death of a friend and how everything went down in Royal Gorge Bridge EXCLUSIVE firsthand play by play of the Table Mountain crash in 2012 Jeb’s takeaway from the near-death experience   *Resources Mentioned in this Episode* https://kindhumans.com/ Range Essential - https://rangeessential.com/  - Use the code keep bleeding for 10% off your entire order SunGrownGold - https://sungrowngold.com/ - Use the code keep bleeding for 10% off your entire order   Connect with Jeb: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jebcorliss/?hl=en  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jeb.corliss/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/jebcorliss   Connect with Mike: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mikeescamilla Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mike-Rooftop-Escamilla-107550499310349/  Twitter - https://twitter.com/mikeescamilla  

Your time on this world is limited, but what you choose to do with it is not. This week, we sat down with professional Base Jumper & Wing Suit Pilot Jeb Corliss to discuss his perspective on life & making the most of your time on this Earth. Jeb opens up about his life as a child experiencing the world, his first encounter with death, and confronting snakes. Quickly, you will learn that a handful of horrific accidents in his career has Jeb feeling more alive than ever. In addition, we touch on life as an extreme sports athlete, finding your why, and a few of Jeb's upcoming projects! You can find Jeb Corliss on YouTube, Facebook, and other social media @JebCorliss. A special thank you to Jeb for sitting down with us and to Matt of RPRT Communications for scheduling this episode! Thank you for diving into this epsiode! Email: TheOffTheTopPodcast@gmail.com Social: @OffTheTopCast

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Jeb is one of the world's best known BASE-jumpers and wingsuit pilots. He has made more than 1,000 jumps including the Eiffel Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge and Angel falls to name a few.  He is featured in a documentary called Fearless: The Jeb Corliss Story.   Some interesting insights from this episode:  Learn how he was diagnosed with counterphobia at an early age which made him want to confront his fears head on.  “The only limits on you are the ones you place upon yourself.”  Base-jumping saved him from a life of depression. It was the first time he truly felt happy.  Getting over fear is like building muscle. You have to slowly build up a tolerance for fear so you can eventually do terrifying things.  Hear about one of the most terrifying jumps he's ever done.  Hear how he was able to survive an “unsurvivable” crash.  It took years of suffering following a near-death accident to one day allow him to derive more pleasure from the simple things in life than jumping off any mountain.    

Welcome to the third episode of the Fap podcast. Today we take a different approach as we discuss some documentaries we found interesting. We cover the darker side of things, so sometimes we all need a break, and what a better way than to talk about people who live life to the fullest. A rush of adventure and always pushing yourself beyond your fears. We discuss some awe inspiring documentaries in this episode. Let us know what you think of them! To watch Finding Traction, Valley Uprising, Deeper, Further, and Higher…simply go to youtube. To watch Jeb Corliss follow his channel here https://www.youtube.com/user/jebcorliss Our music was composed by Jason Lampley at jasonlampley.com. Check him out for all of your music needs. Our Logo was made by Kayla who is also cofounder in the just killin time subscription box. Be sure to follow them on social media all at justkillintime, and sign up for your own true crime box at justkillintime.org !! We will be talking about them every month when our true crime boxes show up! If you or someone you know needs a great product for their beards, look no further than Badass Beard Care. Veteran owned and supported, get some free samples, just pay shipping and let them know Quinn Hammond sent you. To see their full list of products visit badassbeardcare.com for more information. Follow us on twitter, instagram, and facebook all at thefappod and join our facebook group “the FAP lounge” for games and interaction. You may hear your name on the show in the future. If you have anything you would love for us to cover on the podcast email us thefappod@gmail.com Massive thank you to our patreon buds. If you want to join the FAP crew you can at https://www.patreon.com/TheFapPod Our current list of supporters: Sean, Diane, Alison, Sonia, Abigail, Sam, Danielle, Kendra, Sarah, Tiffany, and the MAUL PODCAST Alexandra and Benjamin. Hear their podcast on apple podcast, stitcher, google play, or anywhere else you can find podcasts. Simply search MAUL podcast as they dive into mysteries and urban legends. Thank you to everyone else who helped make this podcast possible. We are nothing without the support of those helped us and continue to help us. The easiest way anyone can get us out there is to rate, review, and subscribe. If you like what you hear, share us with a friend! Until next time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mtb Jumper Podcast on iTunes Show Notes for Clayton Peterson Ride It Out on Facebook Ride It Out on Instagram Ride It Out on YouTube 00:00 Disclaimer 02:50 Early family life and biking experiences 05:55 Marine Corps enlistment 06:30 X Games in Oceanside CA 07:30 Dave Mirra. Haro Signature Blammo 8:00 Gummo, film 8:45 Flatland BMX 10:40 Torker Bicycles 12:00 Eben Fischer 12:40 Rick Moliterno 12:55 Tree Bicycle Co. 13:40 Fufanu Bike Trick 15:20 S&M Bikes. Terrible One, Etnies Forward BMX Film 16:50 Shoots Brah BMX 19:00 Post Military Employment difficulties 19:30 Adam Watkins 21:50 Enlistment in Army Medic program 24:55 Ryan Nyquist, Early Dave Mirra 25:55 First Deployment to Iraq as Platoon Medic 31:00 Brian Conolly 35:30 Specialized P1 37:10 Selected for Special Operations Combat Medic Course 40:05 Snoqualmie Pass View 43:00 Experticity 43:10 Diamondback Scapegoat 44:20 Friends of Capitol Forest 47:45 Duthie Hill Mtb Park 48:40 Steven's Pass Mtb Park 50:00 Origins of Ride It Out project 50:30 Commencal Supreme DH 51:50 Whistler Mountain Bike Park 52:50 Giant Glory Downhill Bike 55:40 Leatt Neck Brace 57:45 THOR 3 Performance Training 106:48 Trials Training Center Tennessee Knockout 107:30 Neko Mulally 109:38 Windrock Bike Park 115:00 Tiger Mountain Mtb Trails 1:18:45 Ride It Out 1:24:15 Time Perspective Therapy 1:28:00 How mountain biking helps to relieve PTSD 1:37:40 Veterans Adventure Group. Veterans Adventure Group on Facebook. 1:38:00 “I'm a Mountain Biker with a Skydiving problem” 1:39:00 Jeb Corliss 1:41:50 Travis Pastrana 1:49:10 I.E.D. 1:53:15 Arizona 300 and 750 1:58:10 Recon Racks

Jeb Corliss is a BASE jumper and wingsuit flier who's learned to very carefully control his emotions. It's made him fearless and, he says, "impossible to be in a relationship with." Support Death, Sex & Money by becoming a monthly sustaining member. Sign up now.