Michelle Khare
14:36Can Someone With No Training Land a 737? Michelle Khare Tries It in a Full-Motion Simulator
Polls suggest many people believe they could land a passenger plane in an emergency. Michelle Khare says about one-third of Americans think they could do it with help from air traffic control. When sh
30:56Triaging an Earthquake: Michelle Khare's Simulated Mass Casualty Shift
In this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare tries to act as triage officer in an emergency department during a mass casualty incident (MCI). She is not a doctor, and the hospital is not real
22:07Seven Marathons, Seven Continents, Seven Days: The Humid Night in Cartagena and the Finish in Miami
This is the final episode of Michelle Khare's attempt to complete the Great World Race: seven marathons on all seven continents in a single week. Khare has five marathons done. The last two are left:
32:43Seven Marathons, Seven Continents: Heat, Injury, and Strangers Who Became a Team on Races Three Through Five
In the second episode of her Great World Race series, Michelle Khare continues her attempt to run seven marathons on seven continents in seven days. She says she took on the challenge to see what kind
40:52Seven Marathons, Seven Continents: Michelle Khare's Opening Days of the Great World Race
Michelle Khare opens the episode by saying that, after years of extreme challenges on the channel, this is the first one they genuinely believe might be impossible. The Great World Race asks runners t
38:30From the McDonald's Grill to a Michelin-Starred Kitchen: Michelle Khare Works Both Ends of the Restaurant Spectrum
In this episode, Michelle Khare tries to find out what it takes to work at two very different restaurants: a McDonald's, which she calls a "$1 sign" restaurant, and Manzke, a one-Michelin-star tasting
34:47Working the Concierge Desk at Vienna's Hotel Sacher, Where "We Never Say No"
Michelle Khare's premise is simple. Vienna's Hotel Sacher is famous for luxury and discretion. Its top room reportedly costs €10,000 a night and comes with secret doors and a personal butler. Its conc
41:13Hanging Off a C-130: Michelle Khare's Attempt to Recreate Tom Cruise's Rogue Nation Plane Stunt
In Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015), Tom Cruise hung from the side of a military transport plane as it took off. Michelle Khare, creator of the series Challenge Accepted, sets out to become t
47:06Training Like a Samurai: A Week of Yabusame, Etiquette, and the Katana in Japan
Michelle Khare set out to learn the disciplines a samurai would have studied, compressed into one week in the mountains near Nikko, Japan. The question behind the trip is what it actually took to beco
16:39Disguised as a 75-Year-Old Man to Reach Tom Cruise: Michelle Khare's Mission Impossible Premiere Stunt
In this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare sets out to get the attention of Tom Cruise at the London global premiere of Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning and ask him one question: wha
32:00Michelle Khare Tries Disney Imagineering: Rock Carving, the HoloTile, Animatronics, and a Droid for Disneyland Paris
As a child, Michelle Khare wanted to be a Disney Imagineer. She applied to Walt Disney Imagineering after graduating from school and did not get the job. In this episode of Challenge Accepted, narrate
34:58Anchoring Live Local News: Michelle Khare's Week at CBS8 San Diego
In this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare joins the news team at CBS8 in San Diego to learn what it takes to produce a broadcast seen live by roughly 30,000 viewers. Over a few days she tr
56:57Michelle Khare Defends a Simulated Murder Trial After One Day of Training
Can someone with no legal background learn enough in a single day to defend a client in a murder trial against an experienced prosecutor? On this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare plays de
27:16Riding, Testing and Driving at the Red Bull Ring: Michelle Khare Takes On Formula 1
In this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare tries to find out how Formula 1 drivers are actually trained, and how a former competitive athlete measures up against them. After six months of e
1:17:49Michelle Khare's 90 Days From White Belt to a Black Belt Test in Taekwondo
According to the video, the average student takes three to five years to earn a black belt in Taekwondo. Michelle Khare wanted to find out whether the right student, working with the right master, cou
27:58Peace Through Conversation: Michelle Khare's Week Learning FBI Crisis Negotiation
In this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare spends a week with the FBI field office in San Diego and the San Diego Police Department to learn the tools crisis negotiators use to de-escalate
18:33Inside the FAA Academy: Michelle Khare Tries to Keep Planes from Colliding
Air traffic control is often described as one of the most stressful jobs there is. In this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare travels to the Federal Aviation Administration Academy in Oklah
19:30Ten Minutes to Decide: Michelle Khare in a Nuclear War Simulation
Michelle Khare walks onto a film set built to look like the White House Situation Room. She plays the President of the United States, and she has been told that nuclear missiles are on their way. She
33:08Inside Bomb Squad Academy: Michelle Khare's Week Learning to Disable a Bomb in a 65-Pound Suit
In this episode of Challenge Accepted, Michelle Khare spends a week training with the Arapahoe County Sheriff's bomb squad. She is building toward a final test: approaching a suspicious device alone i
34:24Escaping Houdini's Water Torture Cell in Six Weeks: Michelle Khare's Attempt
Michelle Khare set out to escape the Chinese Water Torture Cell, the stunt Harry Houdini made famous and which she calls one of the deadliest in magic. She would be submerged upside down, handcuffed,