A podcast about the lives of mountain climbers.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHobbiesWildernessLeisure |
Today, we’ll get to know Seattle-based author, climber, skier, and historian, Lowell Skoog. Lowell is a fixture in the Northwest outdoor scene, and has been exploring mountains in the Pacific Northwest for 60 years. In this conversation, we’ll talk a... more
When Jamie Logan and Mugs Stump first ascended Mount Robson's Emperor Face in July 1978, it was hailed as one of North America's greatest alpine climbs. Since then, the face has continued luring some of the world's best climbers, maintaining it's rep... more
Begguya - Mount hunter - at 14,537 feet tall - a massif that is dominated in scale by its neighbors Sultana and Denali - but a mountain that dominates the minds and hearts of many a mountaineer. more
In the summer of 1995, John Climaco and Andrew Brash were young dirtbag alpinists looking for the adventure of a lifetime. The duo certainly got that and more when they flew to Pakistan for an attempt on Chogolisa (7,665 m / 25,148 ft). Turns out, th... more
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Hands down best outdoor podcast. Amazing guests, production values, great host. Can’t recommend highly enough.
This podcasts really takes the listener on a journey with the guests and gets me so stoked for my own trips in the mountains.
Across the board excellent mountain climbing podcast. Great guests focused on alpine climbing in North American wildernesses. Likable host w/ good podcast voice and general après campfire vibes (including his original music). more
Real excited for the new season ahead, Evan really has a talent for crafting a well sounding and engaging podcast. Keep doing what you are doing! Hopefully one day I will make it out to experience some of the unique landscapes Alaska has to offer.
This more than a podcast about climbing. It’s about relationships, life, climbing and everything in between. Awesome interviews and stories intermixed with great music, this podcast touches at a level unlike others.
Apple Podcasts | #127 | United States/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #43 | United Kingdom/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #127 | Canada/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #64 | France/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #200 | Germany/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #248 | Australia/Sports/Wilderness |
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