Jim Clash

New York

Adventure Journalist at Freelance

Contributing Editor at Forbes

http://t.co/N0cYMwh3vI Adventure journalist, Explorers Club Fellow and Director, author Forbes To the Limits.

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Articles

The Who’s Roger Daltrey Knighted, Finally. A Personal Congratulations

1 week ago | forbes.com | Jim Clash |James Clash

The great Who frontman Roger Daltrey awarded Knighthood. Courtesy Teenage Cancer TrustThe great Who front-man/singer Roger Daltrey penned a memoir in 2018 called, "Thanks A Lot, Mr. Kibblewhite." The title refers to a middle school teacher in England who expelled Daltrey over a prank, berating him as someone who would never go anywhere in life. Daltrey says that gesture help straighten him out, and pushed him through life to prove Kibblewhite wrong.
The Spiritual And Amusing Sides Of Bad Company Bad Boy Paul Rodgers

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jim Clash |James Clash

British songwriter/singer Paul Rodgers and guitarist Jimmy Page of The Firm at Meadowlands Arena, May 9, 1985, East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Storm Chasers Beware: It’s Not Tornadoes That Will Kill, It’s Traffic

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jim Clash |James Clash

Conga-line of storm chasers under a rotating, potentially tornadic, supercell, May 25, 2025. Jim ClashThere's a little secret that the storm-chasing community doesn't publicly discuss. It's the congestion formed when hundreds of chaser vehicles converge on a single place at the same time where a tornado has the potential to form. With all of the sophisticated weather apps available now on cellphones, most anybody can chase. The ranks of amateur chasers has gown exponentially in the past decade.
Storm Chasers Beware: It’s Not Tornadoes That Will Kill, It’s Traffic

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jim Clash

4 hours ago‘We believe he has made the decision to be a wild otter.’ Since March, two escaped North American river otters (Lontra canadensis) have been leading the staff at the New Zoo Adventure Park in northeastern Wisconsin near Green Bay on an otterly wild chase. During a snowstorm on March 20th, security …
Tornado Chaser Chris Coach: You Never Forget Your First One

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jim Clash

19 hours agoWatch: Massive 2-mile Tornado Takes Over Texas FieldVideo from Thursday shows FOX Weather Exclusive Storm Tracker Brandon Copic intercepting a massive 2-mile wide tornado in Morton, Texas.
Tornado Chaser Chris Coach: You Never Forget Your First One

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jim Clash |James Clash

A tornadic mothership supercell, near Santo, Texas, May 18, 2025. Chris CoachThe U.S tornado season is wrapping up. For me, it was a fruitful one, having seen multiple twisters this past spring, my very first photogenic one near Silverton, Texas, on April 24. I had been storm chasing with veterans Tim Bovasso and Jeff Anderson at the time (story link below).
Use Of Xenon Gas Shortens Everest Climb Time, But What’s The Point?

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jim Clash |James Clash

21 May 2024, Nepal, Mount Everest: Climbers and mountain guides are stranded between the South Summit and the Hillary step of Mount Everest after an ice collapse destroyed the fixed ropes used for climbing.
Conrad Anker And Norbu Tenzing Norgay On Today’s Mt. Everest Mess

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jim Clash

3 days agoMan climbs Everest to install defibrillator - three weeks later it saves lifeA campaigner who climbed Mount Everest to install a defibrillator has revealed the device saved a woman's life - just three weeks later. David Sullivan founded Code Blue CPR, an organisation which aims to teach people life-saving CPR and install more defibrillators across England, after he lost four close friends - all under the age of 45 - to cardiac arrest.
Conrad Anker And Norbu Tenzing Norgay On Today’s Mt. Everest Mess

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jim Clash |James Clash

Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay approaching 28,000 feet, Camp IX, Nepal, 28th May 1953. Mount Everest Expedition 1953. (Photo by George Lowe/Royal Geographical Society via Getty Images)Royal Geographical Society via Getty ImagesIn Part 1 of this interview series with Norbu Tenzing Norgay, son of the great climber Tenzing Norgay, and Conrad Anker, renowned mountaineer, we covered the state of Mt. Everest today as they see it, and USAID cuts to the American Himalayan Foundation.
Mt. Everest And AHF Celebrated At Explorers Club, Warts And All

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jim Clash

12 Destinations in the World for an Unforgettable AdventureIf flop-and-drop vacations that involve doing as little as possible don’t cut it for you, then you need somewhere made for adventure. Whether you …