Conrad Anker: Mountains of Perspective
In this episode Bill and Anders talk with alpinist and conservation champion Conrad Anker about how his time in the mountains has brought him into the world of activism for people and place. We talk about seeing climate change in real time and how Conrad has worked to support the communities in Nep…
Failure as a Paradigm Shift: Why Setbacks Shape the ACT Stage of LEAP
In this episode of the LIMITLESS Podcast, Rod and Kerry dig deep into why failure isn’t the opposite of success, it’s the process that creates it.
Anchored in the ACT stage of the LEAP framework, they explore how taking action inevitably brings setbacks, and how reframing those moments as teachers …
Episode 4: Conrad Anker
Legendary climber Conrad Anker joins host Kevin Bourque (Founder of OuterU) for a rare, deeply human conversation that goes beyond summits, records, and risk. Conrad reflects on three failed attempts on Meru, surviving a heart attack at 20,000 feet, why mentorship matters more than achievement, and…
Mystery & Tragedy: Mt Everest
A missing climber’s boot has reopened one of mountaineering’s oldest cold cases. In this Time & Tales dark history episode, we journey to Mount Everest through the story of George Mallory and Andrew “Sandy” Irvine, the 1924 British climbers who vanished high on the north side and may—or may not—hav…
RunOut #74: Max Lowe and his new film TORN
Alex Lowe was considered one of the best climbers in the world in the 1990s. His feats in the mountains were as legendary as his infectious stoke for getting out and loving life on the edge every minute of every day. In October 1999, he and the cameraman David Bridges were killed in an avalanche on…
Ultimate Ascent : Alex Lowe, found 16 years after his disappearance in the Himalayas
“The best climber is the one who has the most fun.” Alex Lowe was a living legend, an athlete with boundless energy who pushed the boundaries of mountaineering worldwide, from Denali to Antarctica. But on October 5, 1999, on the icy slopes of Shishapangma in Tibet, the mountain shattered the myth. …
Best of Explorer - The Abode of the Gods: Ascending Mt. Meru with Climbing Legend Conrad Anker
Conrad Anker is renowned throughout the world as one of the greatest living mountaineers. Follow him to the Himalayan peaks of northern India to climb the ‘Shark’s Fin’ of Mt. Meru, a sheer 1,500-foot wall of blank granite, one the hardest, most dangerous and beautiful routes on the planet.
For 3…
#14: The Psychology of Adventure | Jay Carson & Sinhue Xavier
Adventure has been engineered out of modern life, and we're paying for it in ways we don't even realize. In this episode of Two Percent, Michael Easter sits down with two guests who have decentered optimization.
First up: Jay Carson, a former Clinton communications director and Hollywood writer (Ho…
The South Face of Kichatna Spire
The south face of Kichatna Spire in Alaska was one of the great unclimbed walls of North America. Until July. On their second attempt in two years, young American alpinists Eli Spitulnik and Michael Telstad climbed the 1,000-meter face with a blend of difficult aid and tricky mixed, placing no bol…
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