Moral Compass
/How do you decide whether to leave someone for dead?
MYLES OSBORNE'S CLIMBING GUIDE, DAN MAZUR (RED COAT), AND CLIMBER LINCOLN HALL (ORANGE) SHORTLY AFTER OSBORNE'S TEAM DISCOVERED HALL ON THE MOUNTAIN (PHOTO BY ANDREW BRASH)
“As human beings, we tend to convince ourselves of certain things, and then we look for the evidence to back up the point that we want to make.”
Season 3 // Episode 1
When Myles Osborne set out to climb Mt. Everest, he knew he was up against a dangerous mountain. What he didn't consider was that it might not be his own life on the line.
Producer Phoebe Flanigan brings us Myles' story, exploring how we make moral decisions — like whether or not to help someone who's nearly dead.
This story first aired in 2017.
Follow Out There on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you stream podcasts.
Episode Notes
Credits
Story by Phoebe Flanigan
Editing by Willow Belden
Sound design by Chema Flores
Additional Links
This episode sponsored by
PeakVisor
