Hi creeps and peepers, quick message. I'm hosting a brand new podcast on the

podcast network called Incredible Feats. And since you love a good story, that's

why you listen to this podcast, I think you'll seriously enjoy this nice bite-sized

new show. Every week day on Incredible Feats, I'm going to profile amazing

achievements made by people from all over the world, diving behind the scenes to

look at how they turn the impossible into the incredible. The nice and compact

full of information five to seven minute episodes will feature everything from

death to fine stunts to unbelievable accounts of survival to mind-blowing acts of

physical strength or mental focus. To give you a taste, I've got an exclusive clip

from the first episode on Felix Baumgartner, an Austrian daredevil who skydived

from the edge of space.

Felix Baumgartner was 43. He was an Austrian pro skydiver and base jumper who

holds world records for both the lowest ever and highest ever base jumps. Even

though the latter feet got him banned from Taiwan and he wanted to do something

even more extreme. He decides to break the sound barrier with only his body. A

never before done feat. He must free fall 24 miles in four minutes going over

770 miles per hour. He wouldn't be the first to attempt this. Past would be

supersonic skydivers died during the jump.

It takes 300 people and five years of planning to prepare for Felix's jump. Some

of those people work for Red Bull who sponsors the mission. They hire the

perfect coach Joe Kittenger, an 84 year old retired Air Force Colonel who set the

world record for highest free fall in 1960 when he fell over 19 miles back to

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