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Ep. 18 - On Making Technical Apparel in the U.S. with Bill Amos
It’s rare to find American-made climbing companies. NW Alpine is one of them.
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Ep. 17 - Building Community Through the Adirondack Queer Ice Fest with Melissa Orzechowski
The Adirondack Queer Ice Fest 🌈 is a no-cost ice climbing festival solely dedicated to the LGBTQ+ outdoor community.
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Community Spotlight: Jon Blackwood
Jon's journey into drytooling began with a quest for mental healing. The discipline has become more than a tool for therapy though, in his words, “It’s a passion, a lifestyle, and a path to personal growth”. He's now working on an outdoor drytooling venue.
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Ep. 16 - Onward and Upward: The Scottish Dry-Tooling Club with Willis Morris and Oz Miller
A chat with the largest drytooling club in the world.
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Ep. 15 - Projecting Balance: Mixing Hard Mixed Climbing and Life with Jon Nicolodi
The world is getting warmer. What's an ice climber to do?
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Ep. 14 - Ice Climbing in the Age of Climate Change with Taylor Luneau
The world is getting warmer. What's an ice climber to do?
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Ep. 13 - A Winning Strategy: The First American to Win Ice Climbing Gold with Kendra Stritch
Kendra has been a major force in developing drytooling and competitive ice climbing in the U.S.
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Ep. 12 - What’s Your Narrative Going to Be? with Shane Farver
Shane found the story he was telling himself — and others — needed a revision.
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Ep. 11 - Psyched on the Psyche: Performance Psychology & the Ethics of Development with Tom Beirne
You don't rise to your level of expectation but fall to your level of training.
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Ep. 10 - All In Ice Fest: Making Ice Climbing Accessible with Liz Sahagún
All In was started to help make ice climbing more accessible.
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Ep. 9 - Creation and Catharsis: On Designing a New Ice Axe with Marty Theriault
What goes into making an ice axe?
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Ep. 8 - Fast Track: Planning An Alaska Expedition In Two Months with Kelsey Rex
Planning for your first Alaska expedition... in two months.