Adventure Sports Podcast

Listen in as we visit with Deirdre Wolownick, a remarkable woman who has achieved extraordinary feats in her later years, including climbing El Capitan and running marathons. Deirdre shares her journey of starting new adventures, the influence of her family on her pursuits, and the importance of setting goals and preparing adequately for challenges. She discusses her experiences with climbing, overcoming fears, and the lessons lear...

Join in as Mark Agnew shares his incredible journey of kayaking through the Northwest Passage, detailing the challenges faced, the dynamics of his team, and the profound lessons learned about adventure, motivation, and resilience. He reflects on the shift in his personal motivations from seeking records to valuing the experience and relationships formed during the expedition. The discussion highlights the beauty of nature encounter...

In this thrilling episode, we sit down with Jari Kirkland Hiatt, a trailblazing athlete who's conquered the wilds of Patagonia through grueling adventure races and represented the US in international ski mountaineering competitions. Jari shares gripping stories from multi-day expeditions involving paddling, trekking, biking, and orienteering in unforgiving terrains. She also offers insights on the mental and physical grit requi...

This is a crazy episode. Carl Mandrioli and Ben McAuliffe from the Backpacking and Blisters Podcast join Curt for lots of laughs as we banter about what the real dangers are when backpacking. Ben and Carl bring a lot of backpacking experience to the table with tons of fun stories and some great, entertaining ideas. We discuss everything from Big Foot to hypothermia, moose smooching to backpacking space aliens.

Have you ever paused to consider what a wonderful treasure our public lands are? Encountering the hugeness and majesty of our mountains, forests, and canyons through adventure is life altering. in this episode, Curt and Caleb Burns discuss our amazing public lands treasure and how access to these lands impacts people, communities and our understanding of our stewardship of nature. Adventure matters! Places for adventure do too!

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If you like deep travel in amazing places, then this episode is for you. Daisy and Robert Kunstaetter take us on amazing accounts of trekking all over Peru. We talk about mountains, food, local cultures, jungles, grass swinging bridges, generosity, and earthquakes. What makes it all the better is that Daisy and Robert have recorded all the routes and know how in guide books so you can enjoy treks in Peru and Ecuador as well. This w...

Join us as Trapper Haskins shares his incredible journey of rowing the length of the Mississippi River with his wife Mandy, exploring themes of adventure, personal growth, and redemption. He recounts the challenges faced during the trip, the significance of the river in his life, and the lessons learned along the way. The conversation also touches on his experiences with music and vintage baseball, highlighting the importance of co...

Matt Wolff joins us today to share what adventure is like in New Zealand! Here is a hint. New Zealand is its own, unique place! Tramping. Kayaking. Skiing. Crazy weather. Amazing Scenery. Hidden spots. Unknown trails. What a place! Matt helps us all to find our inner Kiwi!

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Alexandra Heminsley, bestselling British author, journalist, runner and sea swimmer. In this episode, Alexandra shares her journey from publishing professional to acclaimed writer, delving into her memoirs Running Like a Girl & Leap In. We explore her insights on women’s experiences, and breaking stereotypes through her work in running and sea swimming. Alexandra shares how swimming in...

In this conversation, Teresa Carey, a National Geographic Explorer and licensed captain, shares her journey through sailing, parenting, and science media. She discusses the importance of purpose-driven adventures, science, and the threats facing marine environments. Teresa emphasizes the need for innovative solutions to environmental challenges and the significance of being informed about these issues. The conversation highlights t...

Listen in as Curt interviews Austin Addis about the Maine Island Trail, a unique water trail that spans 375 miles along the coast of Maine, featuring over 200 islands. Austin shares his experiences kayaking the trail, discussing the geography, safety considerations, and the dynamic nature of water trails compared to traditional hiking. He emphasizes the importance of preparation, understanding tides, and the beauty of Maine's c...

Pip Hare is a solo sailor and eighth woman in history to ever complete the Vendee Globe - a solo sailing race around the world known as the Everest of the Seas. Her adventures range from changing the rudder on her IMOCA 60 in the Southern Ocean during the Vendée Globe race to capsizing in the Bay of Biscay on passage to the Canaries

Pip is also a keen runner and in 2014 at the age of 41 Pip competed in her first ever ultra marathon ...

Join with Dan Camp, the general manager of Wildman Adventure Resort, as we talk about the hidden gems of Northern Wisconsin, particularly its outdoor adventure offerings. We discuss the surprising presence of class four whitewater rafting in the region, the lifestyle of adventure sports, and the importance of guiding in outdoor activities. Dan shares his personal journey into whitewater rafting and the joy of introducing others to ...

In this episode, Curt interviews Alexander Nilsson, a Swedish freediving record holder, exploring the depths of freediving, its mental and physical challenges, safety measures, and the profound experiences it offers. Alexander shares his journey into the sport, the importance of mindfulness, and the unique sensations of free fall. He emphasizes the significance of safety, especially in extreme conditions like ice diving, and discus...

In August of 2019, Jonathan and his brother fast packed a North-South traverse of Iceland. They started in Akureyri and ended in Landmannalaugar where they met their parents for a few days of reprieve on the South side of the Island. In total, they ran/walked 170 miles in 5.5 days with around 20K vert. 

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Listen in as Curt speaks with legendary surfers Milton and Michael Willis about their lifelong journey in surfing. They discuss their early experiences, the evolution of surfing culture, the importance of community, and the health benefits of being in the ocean. The Willis brothers share insights on surfing safety, particularly regarding rip currents, and delve into the thrill and spirituality of big wave surfing. They reflect on t...

Listen in as Curt visits with Moose Mutlow, an experienced outdoor guide and author, about his extensive background in search and rescue. They discuss the challenges and skills required for search and rescue operations, the impact of technology on outdoor safety, and the importance of calculated risk in adventure sports. Moose shares personal stories and insights from his experiences, as well as the themes explored in his books, wh...

In this revisited episode Mason visits with Karlos Bernart about his passion for touring by bike and how that grew from the necessity to learn the skills needed to complete the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. Filled with the desire to create training routes in his local area of Florida, he discovered a talent for connecting green spaces and reviving old pathways and started inviting folks to join his crazy adventures…and they ca...

Curt speaks with Luke Zolnierowski, a champion of the Texas Water Safari, known as one of the world's most challenging canoe races. They discuss Luke's journey into canoeing, the unique challenges of training in a landlocked state like Colorado, and the camaraderie found within the canoe racing community. Luke shares insights into the race dynamics, the types of canoes used, and the physical and mental challenges faced duri...