Ep. 639: Wildland Trekking in Tanzania - Revisited - Seth Quigg
Originally aired March 26, 2018Seth Quigg, the "Pimbi Master", from www.wildlandtrekking.com joins Curt on today's show to share some good stories from trips to Tanzania. they also discuss the value o...
21 Maj 202058min
Ep. 638: Running 30 Marathons in 30 Countries Before Turning 30 - Liz Warner
After running her first marathon in Tokyo after the loss of her father, Liz grew a deep love of running as a form of therapy and exercise. She had a self-proclaimed “addiction” for the high of crossin...
18 Maj 202048min
Ep. 637: 100-Mile Trail Race on Horseback - Revisited - Lora Wereb
Originally aired on Aug 04, 2016.Since 1955, horseback riders have been taking part in an event called the Tevis Cup. This 24 hour endurance race starts in Lake Tahoe, California and ends in Auburn 10...
14 Maj 202050min
Ep. 636: Mountaineer, Explorer, Guide, Race Director - Alex Harris
After resigning from his position in sales in 1996, Alex became the youngest South African to guide a team to the summit of Everest at the age of 25. Since then he has led dozens of expeditions to som...
11 Maj 20201h 2min
Ep. 635: Bikepacking From Canada to Panama - Revisited - Ryan Brown
Ryan "Kodak" Brown is on the show today to share his story of how finding long distance cycling helped him overcome anxiety, depression and alcohol dependency. In 2014, he embarked on an amazing bicyc...
7 Maj 202059min
Ep. 634: Traveling to Every Country in the World on a Teacher Salary - Brian Asher
After humble beginnings in the world of sports, Brian was introduced to summiting mountains, vast wilderness, and travel when he went to work at a summer camp in Colorado that changed his life forever...
4 Maj 202055min
Ep. 633: Survivor Winner - Ethan Zohn
Ethan knows what it takes to survive. He’s faced cancer twice, lost his father at the age of 14, had teammates die of AIDS while playing professional soccer in Africa, and has won the reality show Sur...
30 Apr 202033min
Ep. 632: World Record Highlining - Ari DeLashmutt
The world of highlining is often misunderstood as simply walking from one point to another across a thin webbing hundreds of feet in the air. While it is that, it’s so much more. Ari does an amazing j...
27 Apr 20201h
