Ultra Endurance, Alzheimer’s, and the Power of Showing Up: Travis & Mark Macy
This week on Mind What Matters, Elizabeth Humphreys reaches into the archives for a powerful conversation with ultra endurance athlete Travis Macy, host of The Travis Macy Show, and his father, Mark "Mace" Macy.
Known for competing in some of the world’s toughest races, including Eco-Challenge and…
Olympic Aftermath, Pierra Menta, and a Wild Val Martello World Cup with Catie Friend
We’re back with Catie Friend to break down everything that’s happened since the Olympic debut of skimo and there’s a lot to unpack.
Catie takes us inside her experience on the ground in Bormio, from calling races in front of a roaring crowd to the emotional highs (and lows) of watching athletes sh…
Youth Worlds, World Cup Chaos & Grand Traverse Grit with Catie Friend
It’s one of the busiest weeks of the season, and we’re breaking it all down.
Catie Friend is back to unpack a packed stretch of racing across the global skimo circuit, from the Youth World Championships and World Cup action in Puy Saint Vincent, to the Tour du Rutor, North American Championships, …
Villars World Cup Finals + Season Wrap: Overall Champions, Sprint Drama & Farewell to Legends
The final World Cup of the season is in the books, and we’re breaking it all down from Villars.
In this episode, Travis Macy and Catie Friend recap a stacked weekend of racing across the vertical, individual, sprint, and mixed relay, including a dramatic sprint finish, dominant performances from f…
The Way Out: Risk, Loss, and What the Mountains Teach Us with Devon O’Neil
In this episode of Skimo Gold, Travis Macy sits down with journalist and author Devon O’Neil to explore the story behind his book The Way Out—a deeply reported account of a backcountry hut trip that ended in tragedy and reshaped an entire community.
The conversation centers on a 2017 trip to a 10t…
Dave Mackey on the Accident That Changed Everything, and the Career He Built After
Dave Mackey is a two-time USATF Ultrarunner of the Year, former rim-to-rim-to-rim Grand Canyon record holder, JFK 50 champion, and, after a freak fall off Bear Peak in May 2015, thirteen surgeries, and a voluntary below-the-knee amputation in November 2016, one of the more improbable comebacks in…
Joe Dombrowski on WorldTour Cycling, Endurance Mindset & Training Across Disciplines
What can ski mountaineers learn from a WorldTour cyclist?
In this episode of Skimo Gold, Travis Macy sits down with professional cyclist Joe Dombrowski for a wide-ranging conversation about endurance training, racing strategy, and the mindset required to perform at the highest level across demandi…
Inside the PDG: 16 Hours of Suffering, Teamwork, and Alpine Chaos
In this episode of Skimo Gold, Travis Macy sits down with Mike Hogan, Scott Richards, and Dan Mellish to unpack their experience racing the legendary Patrouille des Glaciers (PDG) in Switzerland. A race that’s as much about survival and teamwork as it is about endurance.
This is a 57km, 4,000+ met…
What Alzheimer's Taught Travis Macy About Family, Fear, Living Fully—and Healing After Concussion
In this episode of the Brain Health Kitchen podcast, Annie talks with Travis Macy — endurance athlete, coach, speaker, author, podcast host, and longtime Alzheimer’s advocate.
Travis’s father, Mark “Mace” Macy, was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease at age 64. Before his diagnosis, Ma…
Growing Up as Adults with Travis Macy
What does it actually mean to keep growing as an adult? In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend Travis Macy for a conversation that is less of an interview and more of a real, honest exploration of adulthood, grief, parenting, identity, intimacy, and mattering.
Travis and I have had many p…
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