Jeff Smoot on Bachar and Croft.

Alex Honnold on Bachar and Croft.

John Bachar chooses Peter Croft for a new game.

Andrea Hah on Punks in the Gym.

Jesse Guthrie on Wolfgang Gullich.

Hannes Huch on the Frankenjura, Wolfgang Gullich, and Kurt Albert

Ben Cossey on Wolfgang Gullich and Punks in the Gym.

Wolfgang Gullich is a punk in the gym.

Andy Salo and Whitney Boland on Lynn Hill and the Gunks.

Russ Clune on Lynn Hill

Lynn Hill vandalized peoples’ perceptions.

Niall Grimes on Jerry Moffatt.

The most dominant climber of the early 80’s.

Bill Ramsey on Alan Watts and the birth of sport climbing.

The father of sport climbing.

A French legend and author of The 9th Grade.

Two climbing legends of the 1980’s.

Climbing’s first icon.

Changing equipment, ethics, and most important, rules.

Ben Mayforth is a highly-disciplined Paraclimbing World Cup multi-medalist who is known for dialing in his training regimen.

In this episode, Eva and Kris discuss the state of Spanish climbing in the 1990’s and what it was like watching Josune Bereziartu come into her own during those years.

Josune Bereziartu changed the game by becoming the first woman to climb 8c or 5.14b.

Tanner Jones is an AMGA certified SPI guide and a lower-limb amputee, as well as a member of the non-profit ROMP climbing team.

In this episode, Kris asks Chris to describe the forest in his poetic way, and to tell stories of his best memories of Bleau and the special connection he has to some of the boulders, specifically Karma and Duel.

Climbing in Fontainebleau, she entered the decade as the only woman to climb V8, and then it was off to the races. Again and again, she pushed the limits, culminating in an ascent of one of the most famous slabs in the world. Duel.

In this episode, Josie walks Kris through each pitch of Freerider and what it takes to climb the route - most importantly the changing mindsets required throughout, shifting from dread to curiosity, and finding joy where most think only of fear.

Host Emily Chen-Newton talks to Ronnie Dickson and Mo Beck at the Adaptive Climber's Festival.

In this episode, Kris and Chris go deep into the history of pitch 19, the ethical rules of big wall aid and freeclimbing, and discuss how one pitch of Freerider changed the course of big wall freeclimbing history.

Put simply, Freerider is a linkup. A brilliant linkup, but a linkup nonetheless. And we just can’t talk about it without going back. Way back. Back into time.

In this bonus episode, Jordan takes us on the unbelievable adventure of tackling one of the toughest high-altitude big wall ascents in the world, the Cowboy Direct route of Trango (Nameless) Tower.