What’s it like to hike and live in the backcountry for 5 months? Host and thru-hiker & YouTuber Kyle Hates Hiking (Kyle O’Grady), who has completed every last step of the Appalachian Trail, interviews other thru-hikers, peak-baggers, and backpackers who are almost as crazy as him. Is life while thru-hiking really as glamorous as the social media stars make it out to be? Is pooping in the woods rea... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 187 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWilderness |
ISuckAtHiking is BACK on the show, and this time he offically carries the title of Appalachian Trail thru hiker. In our previous episode, I expressed concern about whether Michael would be able to thru hike the Appalachian Trail with his dog, but he ... more
Okay, maybe a decent amount of people talk about it but hey... we're gonna talk about it too! Baker is back on the show and we talk all about how him and his wife recently moved into a van full time. They will be spending the forseeable future travel... more
This is what I've been up to, why the show has been paused, AND the story of how I failed the Pacfic Crest Trail for third year in a row. more
Go check out our sponsor Garage Grown Gear and get yourself some awesome UL gear! https://www.garagegrowngear.com/collections/ultralight-backpacking-gear-accessories Taylor the Nahamsha Hiker joins the show for our very first in person interview! Com... more
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Listen to the pod when at work. Working as a bus driver doesnt give me the amount of free time I wish I could have and this pod allows me to experience nature in a land far away from me. I keep on dreaming of the nature I can hear others talk about and feel good when going for my small hikes in Norway. Keep up the good work, brilliant. Greeting from Mina
I love all the topics and guests. It feels like I'm listening to friends.
Love the podcast. Have listened to them all. Thanks Kyle! ....keep them coming!
I was on the brink of total collapse, my wife threatened to leave me, even my own dog wouldn’t look me in the eyes anymore. But after I started listening to this podcast every day, my hair grew back, I lost 100 pounds, my wife and dog began to respect me, and my boss hired me to replace him as the ceo of an exploding tech startup. I can now speak 5 languages and taste color.
I started listening to this podcast a few months ago. Not bad hiking and trail advice and commentary at first in older podcasts yet recently getting off topic and just talking about YouTube and podcasting- nothing about backpacking. Podcast is becoming a waste of time for me. Overrated. Thought podcaster was funny at first but now think he is just an ignorant, uninformed wannabe who needs to go back to college and take a public speaking course- if you drank every time he says “like” or “dude” m... more
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Apple Podcasts | #51 | Australia/Sports/Wilderness |
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