He Sailed to the Dawn Wall — Why Values Make Hard Goals Deeper | Seb Berthe
Seb Berthe didn’t just train for a legendary big-wall objective — he built the entire pursuit around a constraint: no flying. So he and his partner sailed across oceans, lived simply, trained creative...
10 Jul 20251h 42min
When a World Champion’s Body Betrayed Her — And What Came Next | Jamie Whitmore
What happens when your life as an elite athlete is stripped away—and you’re forced to rebuild, not just your body, but your identity? In this powerful and personal episode, we sit down with Jamie Whit...
4 Jul 20251h 46min
Lexicon, Boldness, and the Long Game — Training Smarter and Peaking Later | Neil Gresham
What does it take to climb your hardest route at 50—and then hold the rope while someone else pushes that same line even further? For Neil Gresham, that moment came on Lexicon, a bold and beautiful E1...
26 Jun 20251h 53min
From Olympian to Freeskiing Pioneer — How One Woman Rebuilt Her Identity | Wendy Fisher
Wendy Fisher was once one of the fastest women on skis. A U.S. Ski Team racer and 1992 Olympian, she seemed destined for a long career in elite competition. But by her early 20s, she was burned out, s...
18 Jun 20251h 43min
When the Consequences Are Final - Climbing a Death Route at 74 | Rob Matheson
At 74, Rob Matheson climbed one of the UK’s most serious routes: The Bells, The Bells! — a sea cliff climb in North Wales known for poor protection and real consequences - a fall can mean catastrophe,...
12 Jun 20251h 51min
Why Some Athletes Keep Going Into Their 70s, 80s & Beyond | Bob Babbitt, 73
Why do some people keep racing, training, and showing up well into their 70s and 80s—while others gradually stop? Bob Babbitt has been part of the endurance world since the earliest days of Ironman. N...
4 Jun 20251h 39min
What One Impossible Swim Can Teach You About Identity, Grit, and Starting Over | Sarah Thomas
At midnight, Sarah Thomas stepped off the coast of England into darkness—swimming into history as the first person to complete a four-way crossing of the English Channel, nonstop. That alone would be ...
28 Mai 20251h 47min
He Outperforms Climbers Half His Age — Still Improving at 65 | Bill Ramsey
What if your best climbing wasn’t behind you—even at 65? This episode is a masterclass in longevity, discipline, and duality. Our guest is a rare figure who has spent decades pushing hard at the edge ...
21 Mai 20251h 42min
