Outside Podcast

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The Olympic Athletes Being Forced to Take Drugs

The Battle for Swimming’s Suits and Running's Soul

This podcast episode delves into the transformative impact of technological advancements, particularly super shoes in running and tech suits in swimming, and the ongoing debates about their implications for fairness, accessibility, and the integrity of sports. By featuring varied perspectives from athletes and industry...

How Fat Makes You Fast

In Search of a Quiet Mind

What You Can Learn from More than One Octopus

This podcast episode explores the connections between the diverse human population in South Africa and the diverse marine life in its oceans. The hosts, Pippa and Zolani, dive into the underwater world of the kelp forest and question the relationship between the diversity of the land and the oceans. They discuss how So...

Caroline Gleich's Biggest Adventure Yet

This podcast episode features Caroline Gleich, a climber, skier, and conservationist, who surprised everyone by running for Senate as a representative from Utah. Caroline discusses her struggles with mental health, her passion for addressing societal issues like climate change and pollution, and her love for the mounta...

A Pro Kayaker Walks into Some Hip-Hop Bars

This podcast episode delves into the journey of professional kayaker Rush Sturges as he explores his identity as a musician and reflects on his changing relationship with kayaking. Rush discusses how his rap album, "Lessons in Folk Hop," combines elements of hip hop, Americana, and folk music, showcasing his diverse id...

Hello Darkness. Let's Get Weird

This podcast episode explores the transformative nature of darkness retreats, focusing on Tim Neville's personal experience in a darkness retreat. Tim discovers the profound impact of complete darkness on individuals, despite initially being skeptical. The episode delves into Tim's journey of self-exploration, introspe...

The Craziest Lost Dog Story Ever

A Totally Different Way to Look at the Northern Lights

This podcast episode explores the captivating beauty of the Aurora Borealis and introduces the unique phenomenon known as Steve. It follows the personal journey of photographer Hugo Sanchez, who captures both the Aurora and Steve, and delves into the challenges he faced as an immigrant in Canada and the profound impact...

The 200-Mile Race to Tell the World about Everest

This podcast episode explores the British expedition to Mount Everest and the nearly lost story of the mail run from Everest to Kathmandu. It discusses the challenges faced during acclimatization, the role of Sherpas in mountaineering, and the historical oversight and lack of recognition for Sherpas in Himalayan mounta...

The Runners Who Went So Hard They Were Never the Same

This podcast episode explores the concept of overtraining syndrome (OTS) and its effects on endurance athletes. It discusses the challenges and complexity of both OTS and the biathlon sport. The episode also highlights the importance of individualized training plans, mental well-being, and recognizing the signs of OTS....

The Subtle Art of Catch and Release

This podcast episode delves into the experiences of veterans, particularly Chad Brown, who suffers from PTSD and has founded a non-profit organization called Soul River Inc. Chad's organization focuses on connecting veterans with kids through fishing trips and outdoor expeditions, challenging stereotypes and narratives...

Breaking Down Point Break

Your Rain Jacket May Soon Be Illegal

Alaska is the Center of the Universe

Wild Animals Taught Me to… Run!

This podcast episode explores encounters with moose in different contexts, highlighting their powerful presence and the lasting impact they can have. From a thrilling canoeing experience to childhood memories and traumatic events, these encounters shape perspectives and influence personal healing journeys. The stories ...

On the Front Lines of NYC’s ‘Kittenpocalypse’

The Size Disadvantage