In this solo episode of the Adventure Sports Podcast, Curt Linville discusses the importance of community in adventure sports, shares affordable hacks for getting started in various activities, and announces changes to the podcast format. He emphasizes the value of trying new sports without breaking the bank and encourages listeners to engage in ad…

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Jesse McNeil, adventurer and author of On the Hoof, to dive into his incredible 3,800-mile journey across the United States on horseback. Jesse shares the highs and lows of traveling with his horse, Pepper, and the life-changing lessons he learned along the way. From rugged trails to heartwarming encounte…

Jacob Lemanski shares his incredible journey of cycling around the world for 999 days, covering 38,000 miles. He discusses the motivations behind his journey, the challenges he faced, and the profound lessons he learned about trust, humanity, and the beauty of the world. Jacob reflects on the impact of his travels on his life and how he has transit…

In this conversation, Curt speaks with Caleb Burns, a mountain guide with extensive experience in adventure sports. They discuss the benefits of living an adventure-based lifestyle, the importance of guiding in outdoor activities, and the unique challenges of mountaineering. Caleb shares personal stories that highlight the significance of listening…

Listen in as Mason interviews Angie about her "Adventure Fundraiser" involved climbing five Cascade Volcanoes in Oregon and Washington (including Mt. Rainier), as well as documenting the journey to make mountaineering more accessible to other women. The values and processes of outdoor journeys compel Angie to dig deeper into what's possible for her…

Join Andrew Todd, the visionary behind the Rocky Mountain Flyathlon, for an exhilarating dive into the world of conservation through recreation. As the founder of Running Rivers, Andrew combines his passions for fly fishing, trail running, and craft beer to create unique events that celebrate the outdoors while raising funds for native fish conserv…

Today, we’re thrilled to revisit a true sea-bound storyteller, Annie Dike. She’s a sailor, author, and captain who’s logged over 10,000 bluewater miles aboard her Outbound 46, Ubiquitous. From the sun-soaked Florida Keys to the rugged coasts of Maine, Annie’s journeys have taken her across the Atlantic to Cuba, the Bahamas, the Azores, and beyond. …

In this episode of the Adventure Sports Podcast, Mimi Zieman shares her incredible journey as the only female medic on an expedition to the East Face of Everest in 1988. She discusses her unlikely path from a New York City girl to an expeditioner, the challenges she faced, and the personal growth that came from her experiences. Mimi emphasizes the …

Have you tried SCUBA yet? SCUBA diving is a whole different type of adventure sport. Other worldly? Quite. Weightless? Of course. Like flying? Some say it is. Flying with creatures that seem to be from another planet? Ever really look at an octopus or a sea anemone? And who better to fill us in on the wonder of the sport than Scott Taylor! This is …

In today’s episode we visit with Ira Hayes, an adventurer with a remarkable life story. From flying planes at a young age to base jumping and paragliding, Ira shares his experiences of pushing beyond comfort zones and the thrill of adventure sports. He discusses the dangers associated with these activities, including a harrowing sailing experience …

Join Andrew Todd, the visionary behind the Rocky Mountain Flyathlon, for an exhilarating dive into the world of conservation through recreation. As the founder of Running Rivers, Andrew combines his passions for fly fishing, trail running, and craft beer to create unique events that celebrate the outdoors while raising funds for native fish conserv…

Luc Mehl is an Alaskan adventurer, author, and educator based in Anchorage, known for his extensive wilderness travels and expertise in outdoor safety. Born and raised in McGrath, Alaska, he has traveled over 10,000 miles across Alaska by packraft, ski, bike, foot, and ice skates. Mehl is an award-winning author of The Packraft Handbook, a comprehe…

Curt Linville interviews Jacob Val Myers, a remarkable athlete known for his extreme adventures, including an attempt to ski solo to the South Pole. Val shares his backstory, detailing his upbringing in Appalachia and his passion for outdoor activities and conservation. He recounts his challenging expedition in Antarctica, the tough decision to abo…

In this heartfelt episode of the Adventure Sports Podcast, Curt shares the profound impact of adventure sports on family bonding and youth development. Through personal stories and experiences with his son Caleb, he illustrates how engaging in outdoor activities fosters qualities like bravery, self-reliance, and tenacity. The conversation emphasize…

Curt Linville interviews Susan Norman, an experienced paddler and author, about her journey through adventure sports and its profound impact on emotional health and resilience. Susan shares her early experiences with paddling, the challenges she faced in her personal life, and how outdoor adventures helped her cope with trauma and become a parent. …

Today’s episode we talk with sea kayaking guide and adventurer, Jeremy Carberry, about circumnavigating the Santa Rosa Island of Channel Islands National Park. Jeremy and his crew had to endure rough seas, storms, and elephant seal-covered beaches that prevented them from finding camping spots, as well as great white sharks. He’ll share some of the…

In this episode, Kix Marshall shares his adventurous experiences traveling from Canada through Central and South America on his motorcycle, highlighting the importance of local culture, unexpected opportunities, and the freedoms that come with motorcycle travel. He discusses amazing people he met along the way, the Darien Gap, mudslides, and amazin…