Pedal Strokes and Perspective
"As a brown woman, I stand out," says Mary Ann Thomas. "People came up to me just because they were curious, just because they were like, 'There aren't a lot of strangers here, we're just interested ...
9 Kesä 201725min
Picaflor
When a bad breakup sent him spiraling into a deep depression, Tom Ireson fixated on an unconventional way to get his head straight: "I really needed something to focus my mind on to pull me out of tha...
26 Touko 201731min
The Shorts--Let Joy Rule Your Life
"I used to go climbing in the same way people would go to a well, a source of life equally routine and sacred. It would fill me up--leave me refreshed and full after a hard day in the mountains," writ...
12 Touko 201713min
The Bet
Matt Muchna and Peter Journel are best friends, and complete opposites. Matt is spontaneous. Peter is a planner. Matt is an idealist, Peter in a realist. And a few years ago, they made a bet: Peter be...
28 Huhti 201723min
The Shorts--Catching Hope
"Every day on the mountain and every night at the bar, drinking and partying was as much a part of my life as skiing," remembers Paddy O'Connell. "That is until, of course, they became the only part."...
14 Huhti 201715min
Endangered Spaces--Bears Ears
Josh Ewing's metamorphosis from climber to climber-activist and the battle to protect Bears Ears.
25 Maalis 201729min
The Fear is Real
Loosely speaking, there are two kinds of fear. There's the fear of external, objective hazards--like getting caught in an avalanche, or taking a bad fall climbing or getting mauled by a grizzly bear. ...
10 Maalis 201729min
Leaving the Races Behind
If you travel down to Ushuaia, Argentina, you might just find a bus plastered with a massive photograph of Sam Evans-Brown. In that photo, he's sprinting, shoulder to shoulder, with Olympic cross-coun...
24 Helmi 201724min
