I tried to listen to one Enormocast with Hazel Findlay and I gave up. I couldn't understand why there was so much stuff in there which wasn't Hazel Findlay talking.
Just came across The Ledge : Daniel Woods and Dave Graham
Quote from: Will Hunt on June 16, 2016, 03:45:14 pmI tried to listen to one Enormocast with Hazel Findlay and I gave up. I couldn't understand why there was so much stuff in there which wasn't Hazel Findlay talking.That wasn't a particularly very good one, he just kept talking about Grit. I enjoyed the Ethan Pringle interview if you're prepared to give it another go, he seems well sad in it, poor Ethan.
Quote from: slackline on June 16, 2016, 02:09:13 pmJust came across The Ledge : Daniel Woods and Dave GrahamOnly halfway through this but thought it was pretty ironic/funny when DG joins in saying he just wants to sit and listen as he always feels like he is interrupting throughout his life. Daniel then struggles to get another word in for as long as I've listened so far. Bit of a shame as I was really enjoying Daniel's chat. I'm sure DG will make up for it but so far I'm not digging it.
Another one from Wil, this time about UKB's own (Sir) Duncan Factor Two Podcast episode two: Nine and a Half Hours
Trainingbeta podcast seems to have lost its way a bit recently. Seems like it's turned into the ester smith physio podcast. Has she run out of top climbers that she's friends with?
Mark Hudon climbing The Phoenix (5.13/7c+) without cams
Looking back, applying today's values on climbing, it seems like there was basically no progress in Yosemite from the late 70s to the early 90s that cannot be readily explained by better climbing shoes and slcds. I've asked a few old us climbers why (and those who agree with the premise are exclusively non Californians), but I'd love to hear your opinion.