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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 324 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSportsWildernessSociety & Culture |
On episode 313, I sit down in the Enormocast headquarters in Carbondale, CO with two OG Devil’s Lake climbers: Dave Groth and Leo Hermacinski. Groth is a veritable legend amongst the purple quartzite walls and blocs of DL, and Leo was there to witnes... more
Photos: Jame Lucas, Bearcam On Episode 312 of the Enormocast, I invite comp and rock climber Maya Madere for a face to face interview at the Arc’teryx Academy in Squamish. Maya considers herself an opportunist, but in the good way. She looks for... more
Photos: Kaya Lindsay, Irene Yee, Eva Cappozola, Adam McClatchie On Episode 311 of the Enormocast, I catch up in Moab with Brazilian climber Gisely Ferraz AKA Gisely Souza AKA Brazilianclimbergirl AKA Gi. Though Gisely started climbing in Brazil,... more
On Episode 310 of the Enormocast, the inimitable Timmy O’Neill returns. Since Timmy’s Enormocast in 2020, several life-changes have gone down: a marriage, a kid, and maybe most impactful of all, Timmy suffered a stroke in Patagonia not long after his... 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 I want to hear more historical content and interviews with folks from the old days.I’m not really a fan of what climbing has become today.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.
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A compelling exploration of the climbing world, the podcast features in-depth conversations with a diverse array of climbers, from iconic figures to emerging athletes, discussing not only their athletic pursuits but also the emotional and psychological aspects of climbing. Listeners can expect candid dialogues covering a wide spectrum of topics, including personal challenges, community dynamics, the evolution of climbing culture, and the intersection of adventure and safety. The unique blend of humor and earnestness makes this series resonate with both avid climbers and those interested in human stories of resilience and passion.
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