With 35 years of climbing experience and going on 14 years behind the mic, Chris Kalous brings interviews, tributes, discussion, tears, and lots of laughs from the full breadth of the climbing zeitgeist. Rock climbing, bigwall (big wall?) climbing, alpinism, ice climbing, bouldering, and competition climbing. If it’s climbing related, it’s here. In the words of Alex Honnold, “If you are a climber,... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 312 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Episode 302 of the Enormocast is the annual airing of grievances in climbing: the laments, the beefs, and the sad truths of the dumb shit we do as climbers. What was formerly known as Taps is now Last Rites. Once again, this year’s slam evolves from ... more
All photos Jesse HueyOn Episode 301 of the Enormocast, I sit down in a posh hotel in Squamish, BC, with alpinist Quentin Roberts. We met up at the Arc’teryx Academy in August 2024 on a rainy day to talk about Quentin’s life as a climber. Quentin grew... more
Photos: Castleton Tower by Andrew Burr, Suesca Colombia by Cody Roth, Independence Pass by Chris NobleOn the auspicious Episode 300 of the Enormocast, Alex Honnold hijacks the Enormocast to interview Chris Kalous of the Enormocast. Yes, it turns out ... more
Photos: Jérémy BernardOn Episode 299 of the Enormocast, I sit down in a fine hotel suite with the elegant Nina Caprez. We met up at the Arc’teryx Academy in Squamish, and after a Co-MC gig on the main stage the previous night, Nina and I reviewed our... more
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I love the Enormocast, from the intro and self produced ads to the deep well of quests. Every episode has something special about it. Hopefully they are preserving this in the library of Congress, but I doubt it. Keep it up Kalous!
I'm an old listener, going back through all the old episodes. Loved the one with Barber and Clune, two climbers from my generation. As a climber of 40+ years and with about that many in the "industry" too it's fun to hear about what's going on behind the scenes.
Jim Erickson episode was the best!
I’ve been listening for about 10 years and at one point I had listened to every episode from the very start. these days I don’t listen as much. I’m less interested in hearing from young climbers and people that are new on the scene. I want to hear more historical content and interviews with folks from the old days.I’m not really a fan of what climbing has become today.
I’ve been listening for years and the psych remains high. Chris is an amazingly talented interviewer, gets a wide variety of amazing climbers (and stories - Aubrey Runyon, wow)… even the ads are good.
Mega classic, must do, three (5) stars 🧗
Could do with a brush.
Hasta un punto había escuchado cada episodio desde el principio. Últimamente me canso de tantas entrevistas con escaladores jóvenes. Tendría que entrevistar más personajes históricos y hacer más indagaciones sobre la historia de la escalada. Eso es lo que hace falta.
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Focused on the world of climbing, the show explores the stories, experiences, and insights from various iconic and emerging figures in the climbing community. Topics commonly discussed include personal growth, the evolution of climbing culture, and the challenges faced by climbers today. The format typically features intimate interviews that blend humor, historical anecdotes, and contemporary issues surrounding climbing, such as inclusivity and the technological advancements in climbing gear. The host often facilitates discussions that span both motivational and serious themes, providing listeners with a comprehensive perspective on climbing as both a sport and a lifestyle.
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