In this episode, we go straight to the edge — and look down. As participants in one of the world’s deadliest sports, Jeb and Iiro have stood face-to-face with death more times than most. They've lost friends, teammates, and loved ones. These moments have left scars — but also perspective. Instead of fearing death, they've learned to accept it. Not as a shadow to run from, but as a constant reminder that our time on this planet is limited — but what we can do with that time is not. Death, in t...
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In this episode, we go straight to the edge — and look down. As participants in one of the world’s deadliest sports, Jeb and Iiro have stood face-to-face with death more times than most. They've lost friends, teammates, and loved ones. These moments have left scars — but also perspective. Instead of fearing death, they've learned to accept it. Not as a shadow to run from, but as a constant reminder that our time on this planet is limited — but what we can do with that time is not. Death, in t...
Whether it’s standing on a concert stage, preparing for a live TV illusion, or flying a wingsuit in front of millions—performance anxiety hits hard. In this episode of kNOw FEAR, we dive into stage fright and how it affects people across very different worlds: music, magic, and extreme sports. Jeb Corliss, Iiro Seppänen, and Pete Pepe open up about their first encounters with performance pressure, how media and live audiences amplify fear, and what tools they’ve learned to stay focused when e...
kNOw FEAR by 3triple7
In this episode, we go straight to the edge — and look down. As participants in one of the world’s deadliest sports, Jeb and Iiro have stood face-to-face with death more times than most. They've lost friends, teammates, and loved ones. These moments have left scars — but also perspective. Instead of fearing death, they've learned to accept it. Not as a shadow to run from, but as a constant reminder that our time on this planet is limited — but what we can do with that time is not. Death, in t...
