We’re on a mission to deliver high quality climbing and adventure resources to badass climbing mamas, and redefine motherhood, one episode at a time. With incredible guests, very bad humour, and just enough Kleenex moments to keep things interesting. So grab yourself a cuppa, or plug us in on the way to the crag, as we bring you the latest beta from the Mum’s Gone Climbing crew!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 43 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsParentingKids & FamilyWilderness |
Gym owner and world class route setter Carlie LeBreton is back on the podcast to share her experience as a mother, a climber, and paving the way for the next generation of female and gender diverse route setters. more
Carlie LeBreton discovered climbing as a teenager in the mid 90's, and since then she has become an integral part of the story of climbing in Australia. more
The wonderful Amanda Watts joins us for a vulnerable chat about the chemistry of friendship. more
Amanda Watts has a dream to change the narrative around ageing, she returns to the podcast to chat about our beliefs and attitudes to growing older. more
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Hi Ladies, this is my first podcast review ever and I’m writing it from 2500m during a solo hike for mental/physical health. I cannot believe this podcast exists and that I’ve just found you. Just listened to both Leah Krane episodes and feeling very fuzzy. I’m a mom of three boys, baby, 5, 8 and finally got back into climbing this year after 8 years away from climbing which used to be “my life” before kids and stilll has part of my heart. I’m an hour away from Annecy so I will go online and see... more
A gorgeous podcast series with real women telling the stories of their journeys through life, climbing and motherhood.
As a long time climber and newer mom, I LOVE this podcast! Sometimes I feel like I’m the only one climbing pregnant or freshly given birth, or at a crag with babies, but listening to this podcast has helped me feel less alone in my life choices to keep climbing as a mom. Love the community vibe and life advice. I feel like I’ve learned so much and had a chat with like minded people after each episode! I wish I lived in Australia!! And it’s not only for moms! They cover lots of topics for anyone ... more
Apple Podcasts | #68 | Australia/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #115 | Germany/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #83 | Switzerland/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #145 | Denmark/Sports/Wilderness |
Apple Podcasts | #250 | Netherlands/Sports/Wilderness |
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