Adventure Edge Radio with Jimmy Buff: Episode 9
This week on Adventure Edge Radio, we’re talking about “Jet Man” (or “Fusion Man” as some call him) Yves Rossy – the Swiss daredevil who flew 22 miles across the English Channel strapped into a homemade jet-propelled wing… and lived to tell about it.
We’ve got the race report for the Spartathlon – a 152-mile run between Athens and Sparta in Greece that traces the footsteps of a hero of antiquity. We also have the results of a report that says running slows the aging process. Good news for all you runners.
This week’s feature interview is with Roz Savage, who just rowed solo across the Pacific Ocean from San Francisco to Hawaii to raise awareness of environmental issues.
Our gear highlight is on performance sunglasses and eye wear and the Last Word touches on persistence in the face of adversity. Download and enjoy…
This week in the news, we’ve got more Lance Armstrong. We’re also talking about a bicycle helmet law enforcement blitz outside of Boston and we have an update on Lewis Gordon Pugh and his kayak attempt to reach the North Pole. We’ll also tell you about the death of a legend who inspired a legendary movie character.
This week on Adventure Edge Radio, we’ve got big news from the world of cycling with the announcement that Lance Armstrong, 7 time winner of the Tour de France, will ride in the race once again. 
This week on Adventure Edge Radio Episode 6 we have news about the USPRO national road cycling championships in Greenville, South Carolina. We’ll also talk about a new women’s record on the Appalachian Trail, a solo kayak trip to the Arctic Circle, and how ocean rower Roz Savage is faring on her quest to row across the Pacific Ocean. 
This week on Adventure Edge Radio we take a look at the dam that burst in the Grand Canyon and the danger it posed for outdoor enthusiasts on the grounds of Havasupai Indian Reservation. Supai, as the area is fondly called by residents and visitors, is a popular camping and hiking destination in the Grand Canyon. It’s an absolutely breathtaking area, with crystal clear aquamarine streams and waterfalls nestled between tall canyon walls. But it’s also prone to flooding in the monsoon months (but never to this degree).
