Dirtbag State of Mind podcast, from The Climbing Zine
Luke MehallA climbing podcast from The Climbing Zine
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||
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Latest Episodes
Luke Mehall reads his piece, “Climbs Fall Apart” which is published in Volume 24 of The Climbing Zine; the episode ends with his poem “A Climber Who Cries” from the upcoming Microdose Mixtape. Zine links: Support our podcast on Patreon KEEP THE ZINE ... more
A conversation with Felipe Garcia. Felipe and Luke have a conversation about climbing in Guatemala, first ascents, living, working, and training on a boat for two months, and much more at the outdoor studio in El Potrero Chico, Mexico. Zine links: Su... more
A preseason conversation with our digital editor and producer Chad Reich. Plus a poem from our upcoming Microdose Mixtape. Support our podcast on Patreon KEEP THE ZINE ALIVE + Subscribe Score 15% off anything in our online store… more
Luke reads his “Love Letter To The Firebrand” the final episode of Season 5. With a special guest surprise from Heidi Magnus. Subscribe + Keep The Zine Alive: https://shop.climbingzine.com/ more
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I listen to a lot of audiobooks and a lot of podcasts. I’m not sure I would’ve gotten around to reading American Climber by Luke Mehall if he hadn’t read it out loud chapter by chapter in the first season of this podcast. I’m really glad I listened to it. It’s an introspective memoir that also captures something larger about middle class American Millennial experience. I think the most interesting thing to me is that Mehall is very honest and introspective about the dirt bag and Vanlife lifestyl... more
Apple Podcasts5rjmcd
United States2 years ago - I like your writing
I like your writing. You are a great writer with good insights. But this new format, where you are just interviewing people is less engaging and less interesting. I’m so tired of listening to two people “chat” forever. It’s why I can’t listen to the Enormocast or Mark Maron anymore. I appreciate your writing because so much more thought goes into it than an unrehearsed (and often meandering) conversation.
Apple Podcasts3Toothpick WilsonUnited States2 years ago - Sooo...Good
This is more than just a climbing podcast. The way Luke writes, he creates an appreciation of the smaller things in life and how climbing puts the things we do (outside of climbing) into a better perspective! His zines and books bring the reader into the same mindset as the listeners of this podcast. Keep it coming!
Apple Podcasts5MTsnowsurfUnited States3 years ago - If you’re a climber, listen!
This is a great podcast! Really enjoyed listening to Luke’s adventure stories. As a Colorado climber I can relate to a lot to what Luke discusses in his podcast. Highly recommend!!
Apple Podcasts5Elijah52United States4 years ago - Bomber
Luke is the poet laureate of our generation of climbers.This show is the perfect companion for climbing road trips. Highly recommended!
Apple Podcasts5fredbill222United States4 years ago
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