John Wesley Powell: From the Depths of the Grand Canyon | Nat Geo Live
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- A true hero of the American West, John Wesley Powell made the first descent of the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. A National Geographic founding member who gave the Society's first lecture on February 13, 1888, this larger-than-life explorer is brought to the stage by Clay Jenkinson.
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This guy is amazing. He literally memorised his life story.
Wow. A wonderful depiction of John Wesley Powell's journey. Thank you, National Geographic.
That was awesome!! It was interesting hearing the account in the first person.
Just rafted the Green River thru Gates of LaDore…past No-Name. Like Edward Abbey…Down the River. To the confluence of the Green and Yampa Rivers, It is one of the most amazing places on earth! A geologists paradise….You can’t Imagine it, unless you’ve been there! Abundance from Above…and water from below….catch me if you can✨🌵
It's unfortunate Lake Powell drowned the wonders that Abbey saw. Even then, the beauty that remains in the upper Colorado is astonishing. There's nothing like seeing a mile of layered rock towering above you, blocking out half the sky.
Wonderful lecture and concept, well done to all.
Good stuff . Well done sir portraying J.W. Powell.
A great performance making it much more interesting and simplified.
Especially when reading a book on John
Wonderful history lesson. Thank you
Having read Wallace Stegner's excellent book "Beyond the Hundredth Meridian: John Wesley Powell and the Second Opening of the West," I enjoyed this performance. The intent, it seems, was to give us a sense of what it would have been like to hear Powell lecture, and it succeeded, tracking closely with the Major's way of recording his thoughts. He had some amazing things to say. It would be like hearing an Apollo astronaut in the 1970s, a hundred years after Powell's expeditions.
Well said my friend.
Excellent orator, this is what entertainment was meant to be
My man Clay! So many opportunities to meet you, with the VIP ticket, but to apprehensive to actually talk to you, you are an amazing individual who inspires me always, who sees life and history as well, probably better, than I think I do, so much appreciation for your humanity in your own personal life, and your connection of humanity from the past to the present, Amazing!
What a wonderful presentation!
Thoroughly enjoyed it in this manner.
Magnificent portrayal of one of the giants of character and perception
Brilliant! Thank you⚡️
When they said welcome John Wesley Powell, I’m like was this in 1971?
Haha
Awesome! I had the first edition book. Well Done
Great performance. Thanks!
Than You very much.
Excellent !!
I saw a UA-cam ad on some music I was listening to and it was about these two men exploring an unknown canyon, and they had to descend down these ropes on a 400 ft drop off. I enjoyed watching it but accidentally skipped the ad, so i looked it up and this was the closest I could find without knowing the name of anything in the video of the ad lmao
ok
Wow this guy cut his arm off to play J.W.P. That's dedication
Excellent !!
Thank you for sharing,
Best wishes, Wilhelmina :)
Very good stories really amazing...
Fantastic
Hi from Ukraine! thank you so much! It was so interesting for me!!!
awesome
tutto ci0' che realizza e presenta national geographic è molto interessante e istruttivo,specie se esiste versione in Italiano.Grandioso. dan
Thanks.
Sir I had seen probably the Colorado adventure on ng channel. Please provide the video also here.
great actor. What a story.
Awesome
cool!
That's my ancestors no joke that is one of my ancestors
Wow wow wow! 🤩🥰❤🥰
Good
My head is fried rn
1869_2013 how many years is that and this guy's in his mid to late 40 50
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WELL
I bet the local natives used the Colorado river as a play ground for many years.
Not a playground but a battleground for survival! Wild Wild West was real
@@YouCanChangeYourWorldTodayThe Mother to them
The MC sounds like Reggie watts voice double
I love you
cool story
Unbelievable
That beard 😛
John 3:16-17 KJV.
Without anesthetic? Did JWP document this? Surgery without anesthetic during the Civil War, contrary to popular belief, was very rare.
They really could have put the beard on better lol
that audience is so rude.
Budget limits on the make up I see ???????
nonetheless....yet Wesleyan bible...witnesses & testimonies endure.
They all signed up. Tough all around.
This is why I give up on you America
Rude
What is?
To much talking and no view shots
Total Boring
Youre obviously the kind of person who reads books that only has pictures
Excellent, but the fake beard.... Complete failure and total distraction.