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Have you ever gazed in wonder at the Great Pyramid?

Have you marveled at the golden face of Tudankamun, or admired the delicate features of Queen Nethartiti.

If you have, you'll probably like The History of Egypt Podcast. Every you get your podcasting fix.

Come, let me introduce you to the world of ancient Egypt.

Hi, I'm Matt Albers, host of the Pirate History Podcast.

The men and women of the Golden Age of Piracy are some of the most infamous and often

misunderstood characters in all of human history.

You know their names.

Anne Bonnie, Henry Avery, Mary Reed, Captain Kidd, Blackbeard.

But do you know their stories, their real stories? Every week over on the Pirate

History Podcast, we examine what made these pirates sail the high seas in search of plunder and adventure and revenge.

If you'd like to hear the stories of the real men and women who went on the account and sailed

under the Black Flag, join us on the Pirate History Podcast. On June 8th, 1924, British Mountaineer, George Mallory, along with his young partner Andrew Irvine, made a daring attempt to reach the summit of the tallest place on Earth, Mount Everest.

Later that day, another member of the climbing team, Noel O'Dell, from his vantage point at about 26,000 feet, believed that he spotted

the two men, dots on the mountain side as they moved upwards.

It would be the last note sighting of Mallory Irvine, who would ever return from the climb.

And thus the two men would fade into history, brave adventure is claimed by the Himalayas.

The fates of the climbers was debated for decades until 1999, 75 years after their attempt on the summit of

Everest, when a body was discovered on the slopes of the Great Mountain.

That body was George Mallories. Hello and welcome to the Explorers Podcast.

Today we start a new series, this one on British Mountaineer George Mallory,

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