
This is the podcast from BLISTER that is dedicated to the community and culture that surrounds rock climbing. We cover the major events, prominent trends in the sport, gear and equipment, and the individuals that make the climbing world so colorful. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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We talk to Tommy Caldwell and Access Fund Policy Director, Erik Murdock, to discuss a massive public lands bill that’s moving through congress called the Natural Resources Management Act. We dive into what makes it so important, hear about Tommy’s in... more
What’s the biggest environmental impact we have as climbers? It’s easy to be distracted by the obvious stuff: chalk marks, cat holes, bolts. But, as journalist J.B. MacKinnon points out, the reality is much more complicated.
Longtime climber J.B. Ma... more
Erick Davidson makes the best cams that you’ve never heard of — they aren’t sold in stores or online, and Davidson’s company, Merlin Rock Gear, doesn’t even have a website.
Erick, a mechanical engineer by day, designs and fabricates large-format cam... more
Are we headed for a future where The Nose (or other well-traveled walls) are headed for a permit system? We started debating this “what if” scenario almost a year ago, prompted by a conversation about the recently established permit system governing ... more
When are more episodes coming? Great stuff.
When you sit in a place of privilege and say that “people” don’t need mentors or people who look like them to show them that even if they are not white, male or cis-gendered, they can still climb, it bothers me. The level of access and confidence to dive in and try something new comes with being in a place of privilege. I’m referring to the end of the episode with honnold and Birdwell when speaking about how people don’t need mentors to start climbing. Tell that to the shy gay girl who rarely se... more
Keep sending hard🤙🏻💪🏻
The permit idea is ridiculous. If I roll into the valley at 11pm on friday and want to start a route on el cap at 4-6am, there is no way I will be able to talk to someone in the park about a permit. If the camping registration system is any indicator, then I wouldn't be able to talk to anyone till 8-10am, which is a serious inconvenience and waste of time. I agree with Alex, it self police's.
Dave Alie’s voice lingers of cedar and pine with a hit of campfire... but seriously the creative content on this podcast make this the most interesting outdoor podcast of the year. Dave dives into topics and conversations that are way deeper than the typical climber conversation. Intoxicating to the ears and tantalizing to the adventurous soul, this podcast drastically raises the bar.









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