The RunOut #173: The catastrophe episode, with Andres Marin
Andres Marin is a mountain guide, alpinist, and competitive ice climber who’s originally from Columbia, but is a longtime resident of...
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A podcast about climbing with Chris Kalous and Andrew Bisharat
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20 of 106 episodesThe RunOut #172: Liv Ogier and the joy of suffering for sport climbing
Liv Ogier recently completed the first ascent of Yellow Sun (5.14d), an extension to Tommy Caldwell’s Kryptonite at the Fortress of So...
The RunOut #171: How to Spout Off To Your Federal Land Managers
Erik Murdock is the deputy director at the Access Fund, climbing’s national advocacy organization. Today we’re encouraging climb...
The RunOut #170: Get Diked: a Yosemite Episode
Cameron King is the climbing program supervisor for Yosemite National Park. Greg Stock is Yosemite’s resident geologist. Both are clim...
The RunOut #169: Jonathan Siegrist is closing in on 100 routes 9a or harder
Jonathan Siegrist is a professional rock climber, widely regarded as one of the most prolific sport climbers in the world. He’s best known f...
The RunOut #168: Finger Bangers Ball with Lillian Frances
What good is finger strength if you don’t know how to use it?  Lillian Frances is a self-produced indie pop star based in LA who...
The RunOut #167: Matt Samet on documenting the state of climbing this year
Matt Samet is a sport-climbing pioneer, climbing lifer, writer, editor, and literary icon. His new role at the American Alpine Club is launc...
The RunOut #166: Melissa Strong: Grit, Healing, and Second Chances
Melissa Strong is a climber, restaurateur, and writer. In 2017, she nearly lost her life in an electrical accident that left her with amputa...
The RunOut #165: Chasing the big projects with Ethan Salvo
Ethan Salvo is a Canadian climber based in Squamish, who’s best known as the first Canadian to climb V16. That same week, he also clim...
The RunOut #164: Strong and Soft with Margo Hayes
Margo Hayes is a professional climber, model, musician, and artist — and she’s best known as the first woman to climb 5.15a, a grade s...
The RunOut #163: Connor Herson continues to crush everything
Connor Herson is back. He needs no introduction, but he’s easily one of, if not the best, trad climber in the world at the moment. We...
The RunOut #162: Mary Eden on her ascent of Century Crack
Mary Eden is known on Instagram as Trad Princess but in real life, she’s one of the sport’s best offwidth crack climbers. Recent...
The RunOut #161: The man who wants to reinvent comp climbing, Charlie Boscoe
Just when you though you understood what a zone hold was … Hasn’t the comp climbing format already been “solved?” So...
The RunOut #160: How Lara Neumeir Climbs with Composure and Control
Lara Neumeier is a German climber known for her composure on demanding, heady terrain. Her notable ascents include a repeat of Psychogramm (...
The RunOut #159: Fallon Rowe Climbs Through Trauma and Into Strength
Fallon Rowe is a climber, writer, coach, teacher, researcher, and many more things. Her new book is called Pay No Mind: A Memoir of Climbing...
The Runout #158: Laura Pineau and Kate Kellegan Go Big on Triple Crown
On June 8 Kate Kellegan and Laura Pineau (aka Mademoiselle Fissure) became the first women to complete the Yosemite Triple Crown. That means...
The RunOut #157: Born to climb with kids’ book author Danielle Sarli
Danielle Sarli is a kindergarten teacher, musician, and passionate climber. She is the author of Little Climber, a new kids’ book illu...
The RunOut #156: The mysterious murder of a neo-nazi crypto king dirtbag climbing outlaw
In 2017, a climber was murdered outside of Squamish. His body was found with gunshot wounds, inside a smoldering, burnt vehicle. He was susp...
The RunOut #155: The state of American bolts with Nate Liles
Nate Liles is a photographer, filmmaker, and development director at the American Safe Climbing Association. Today’s conversation with...
Runout #154: Soul and Sandstone: Andrew Kornylak on climbing in the South
Andrew Kornylak is a photographer, filmmaker, writer, and longtime climber. His new book is Spare These Stones. We speak about the rich cult...