Adventure Sports Podcast

What were the adventures of rural Oklahome in the 1920s? What was life like in the brand new state that time temporarily forgot? How do our adventures today compare? How does out society at large compare? People have always had adventure, though once it was thrust on them by daily life. Today, more often than not, we seek it out. How times have changed! You will love this one. Let's peek into adventures from 100+ years ago.

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As trails become more and more popular we’re going to need to find more wild experiences. Luke has done some of the longest and most isolated thru-hikes in the country and has become a huge advocate for their potential and ongoing use. We hope you enjoy today’s episode about the amazing North Country Trail and Great Plains Trail.
Also, don’t forget to check out Luke’s book about his experience on the North Country Trail.
Amazon.com - Thru and Back Again: A Hiker's Journey on the North Country Trail
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Climbing, Travel, Music.
Craig Richard decided as a young man that rather than living life to meet other's expectations, he would forge a path uniquely his. What are the results? He has visited over 151 countries. He is a professional musician. He is an avid rock climber. He was a finalist on American Ninja Warrior. He is a keynote, motivational speaker. And he is keen to share his message to return to what you love in dark times. Listen in as he shares his powerful comeback story from surviving a leg-shattering fall in the Black Canyon to climbing El Capitan! He is all about renewal and heart-centered leadership. Wow, Craig! What's next?!!!

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Rowing: A self-described non-rower and her three-woman crew cross 3,000 miles of Atlantic Ocean in just 43 days by rowing in relentless two-hour shifts around the clock.
Laura doesn’t particularly like rowing, which sounds crazy after you realize she rowed a boat 3,000 miles across the Atlantic with a team of three other women in just 43 days 2 hours and 20 minutes. On top of that, they managed to do this by rowing in 2-hour shifts, 24-hours a day, every single day. It’s not rowing that Luara loves, but a pure and unfiltered adventure and the push of the human spirit to experience it.
We hope you enjoy this wonderful conversation around adventure and the unexpected joys and struggles when you put yourself out there.
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Adventure brings joy, fulfillment, health, friendships, context for life, and even love. But adventure comes with a price. People can and do get hurt. Is it worth it? How dangerous are adventure sports really? Listen in and learn more!
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