Memory Loss on Everest and Three Years of Pain – Kilian Jornet
Kilian Jornet has spent decades pushing the limits of human endurance. But what happens when you actually reach them?
In this episode of Going Mental, Jan Frodeno sits down with Kilian Jornet for a rare deep dive into the mind behind some of the most extreme performances in endurance sport.
Kili…
Can Distance Change Who You Are?
What happens when distance changes the way we see the world—and ourselves?
Inspired by Samantha Harvey’s Orbital, we explore the Overview Effect: the profound shift astronauts describe after seeing Earth from space. From there, the conversation expands into borders, war, loneliness, mortality, pers…
EP83 - WE ARE SO BACK... What Actually Happened at UTMB?
WE ARE SO BACK.
After a couple of months apart, Gary House and Ben Mounsey are finally back together in Ben’s living room for a proper RUNcensored catch up. Although, to be fair, it’s still not quite as long as it’s been since Spurs last won a football match.
There’s Gary’s many holidays, Ben’s tri…
Can Running Influencers Be Trusted? Raziq Rauf on Journalism vs. Paid Promotion
Raziq Rauf has spent more than 20 years working in journalism, from covering music to building his own running media platform, Running Sucks, and writing the book This Is Running. He joins Jon to unpack the increasingly blurry line between journalism, influencer marketing, and paid promotion in the…
EP87 - Kendal Mountain Festival: 20+ Years Behind the Scenes with Steve Scott
Gary has gone AWOL this week, despite his beloved Manchester United managing to avoid defeat against Leeds United. So, Ben is flying solo, joined by fellow Leeds fan Steve Scott, Event Director of the world-famous Kendal Mountain Festival.
Steve has been at the helm for more than 20 years, so who b…
"I was sure I was going to die" - Kilian Jornet on taking risks, the power of nature, writing books and more
The best to ever do it, Kilian Jornet, joins us on the podcast this week to discuss why writing a book about his Alpine Connections project allowed him to truly process his achievement, how he feels truly connected to nature, why risk taking is a work in progress and much, much more.
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Physical Training for the Female Wildland Firefighter w/ Sofia Huston [015]
At 18, Sofia Huston showed up to her first fire season with no athletic background. She was last up every hike and couldn't do a single pull-up on the PT test. A few years later she had spent four seasons on a hotshot crew and was hammering out 15 pull-ups. Now she coaches hundreds of wildland fire…
Episode 260 - KILIAN JORNET
For much of the last twenty years, Kilian Jornet has been the benchmark against which all mountain athletes have been measured. His achievements have transcended trail running, ski mountaineering and alpinism, inspiring an entire generation to think differently about what is possible in the mountai…
Kilian Jornet: Everest Twice in One Week, a 4-Hour Blackout, and Why He Plans to Race His Whole Life
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Kilian Jornet doesn't look back.
Ask the greatest mountain athlete alive which moment defined him and he says: tomorrow. Dominic traces a career that began in a Pyrenees mountain hut at 2,000 meters, where Kilian's parents took him up summits as a game…
EP111 — Noosa Tri week, a Sydney Marathon EPO case & a 30-year record falls
Noosa Triathlon Series: 8,500 athletes on the start list for Noosa weekend and 58% of them first-timers, and Courtney explains why three Noosa titles are still what people remember him for.
Liam's in for HYROX Brisbane with his wife, Courtney gets caught shirtless in the Nerang trails after sweari…
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