From Outside magazine and PRX, This is the science of survival.

Hey, welcome to the Outside Podcast. I'm Peter Frickwright.

And I'm Robbie Carver. And we're just here to let you know that you're in the right place.

This is the outside podcast.

You're just a little bit early.

We're going to be launching in early April.

But just to give you a preview of what's coming up in our science of survival series, our first episode is about the extreme cold.

In the minus 35 degree air, your core temperature falls about one degree every 30 to 40 minutes.

We're also doing something on what happens after a lightning strike?

The one that caught me first was when I just started realizing I couldn't control my body temperature.

And some really fascinating stories about dehydration.

We find lots of skeletal remains, remains that have probably been out in the desert

for weeks, months, years. Yeah, we also have something that is basically indescribable, but has to do with being stuck underwater. I almost kind of enter

like a brain freeze when you talk about how many different ways there are to die at

death right because you know there's crushing burning you know asphyxiation so we'll be launching a few weeks

uh... hit the subscribe button and we will just magically appear in your feed

uh... and i guess we'll see then we look forward to it

oh explosion that's another big one.