Summit Justice: Coming soon
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Introducing a new podcast about mountaineer Nims Purja. It’s a story of a meteoric rise to fame and a sudden fall from grace, when The New York Times publish serious allegations against him in 2024. Nims, speaking for the first time, categorically denies wrongdoing and alleges a smear campaign against him. But is this credible? And did The NYT fail to do their due diligence whilst investigating? Lifting the veil on journalism in the age of #metoo. Summit Justice will be available wherever you get your podcasts.
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