Peaks Podcast, the exploration of climbing the highest peaks in each of our seven continents.
By B-RAD Life and Adventures
Peaks Podcast, the exploration of climbing the highest peaks in each of our seven continents.Nov 03, 2023
Episode 67 season 5 Rabies Roulette, 390 days later aian update, Colorado Trifecta Bucket List
This episode 66 is a review of the Snafels Traverse and the hurricane Ian that decimated FMB
This is a great podcast featuring Tommy Heinrich talking about summits around the world.
This episode is about traveling through the northern fjords of Norway and climbing some beautiful mt
Season 5 episode 63 North of the Arctic circle in Longyearbyne unbelievable
Season 5 episode 62 preparation before heading into the northern Arctic circle
This is episode 61 season 5 the big reveal weather I decide to go a second attempt on Everest 2022
This episode ends up season 4 Everest and also dial Vin a super fun post Everest climb
Back in the United States of America thank goodness.
From 21000 feet above sea level to....change
This is one of the most difficult climbing days I ever had over 9 hours 6000 feet ending up at 19000
Everest base camp and day 18 never a dull moment in this transient town :-)
The magical PUJA is Yet another high light here at Everest Base Camp
15000+ feet above sea level unbelievable
16,100 above sea level in Lobuche the highest Bakery in the world
The Sacred PUJA ceremony in the Tengboche Monastery
The Sacred YETI skull of Kumjung is magical in so many ways.
Logistics about our Everest expedition starting here in Kathmandu Nepal:) this is super exciting.
Live from 37000+ feet above sea level traveling from the United States to Kathmandu Nepal
Everest is only 20 days away with guest Austin O'Such at 12,000+' ASL Exploring expedition details!
What a great podcast delivered at 12,000+' ASL in the middle of a blizzard with Son in Law, Austin O'Such. It is so interesting to do a Q and A session with a non climber because I have heard these questions many times and now they are answered for your listing ears. There's nothing as invigorating as delivering a Podcast with your son-in-law in a blizzard at 12000 plus vertical feet above sea level. Austin chose not to go downtown and hangout in the city but to spend a week up here helping me train and acclimatize at 12 to 13000' above sea level. Austin is one of many who have come to my side to help train for this expedition on Everest. I am very proud to say I have so many family members and friends that are supporting this major goal in my life. Listen along and sure you're gonna learn a bunch. Remember you can see video and photos of the different expeditions and the different seasons at www.peaksPodcast.rocks Also don't forget our charity www.foreman7project.org when 100% of the funds go to kids at need, letting them experience things that you and I completely take for granted.
This is episode 45 , 1st in season 4. We discuss why Everest, and Mom asks what's the plan. Enjoy
This is a fascinating episode starting out with a brief history of why I have such a desire to climb the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. Then we answer the question from my mother, what's the plan. Then we wrap up with a discussion on training starting out with 4 months in Florida, then moving to the final stages of acclimatization in the mountains of Colorado. Then we wrap up with the schedule as it stands 42 days and 20 day before departure let's see how this plays out in future episodes. If you enjoy this Podcast please share it with your friends and also make comments on the content is this a catalyst for you to get out and do something in the outdoors? If you are considering starting an activity outdoors start small and gradually build-up just like Everest in my training and doing 20% more than the training for Denali, 1 step at a time.
Episode 44 season 3 how Covid is affecting climbing in our training for Everest during 2021
Unbelievable How Covid 19 might change skiing and training in this upcoming season Episode 43 interview with COO A-Basin, Alan Henceroth
This is a fascinating look into history and into the future of Arapahoe basin ski area. This mountain has been used by myself for over 18 years to train for big mountain climbs. Allen the COO of Arapaho basin tells us about the history and a look into the future. Details on the Via Ferrata "iron Path", Covid 19 and the Ski industry, Up Hill mountain access, and the Legendary lift Pallavicini!