[Davo]

 Another recommendation for that interview/podcast. Thought it was amazing to be honest. Very thought provoking and an incredibly honest interview

[DAVETHOMAS90]

Thank you Davo, Duncan, Cheque and especially Wil.

Now I realise I have a wealth of other podcasts to listen to - Duncan, looking forward to hearing yours!

I am mightily embarrassed at the hyperbole in the opening text, Wil  and I'd rather celebrate Fowler and Meyers' effort in establishing Caveman in the first place, which was a stunning effort  Hope that's OK. TC is a minor, but very good variation. It all feels rather lowly to me, just a product of where some of us were at with our climbing at that wonderful time.

[andy popp]

Hey Dave, thank you for that. Paul and I watched you on Lord for a little while from the road and then got on with our own day. There's a lot I'd like to write about this topic, but for now I just want to say much love.

[user deactivated]

Hi Dave, thanks for that fantastic and intensely insightful podcast. You painted a picture of how early life experiences affect our personalities and motivate current actions, and also how the same visible ‘behaviors’ can have totally different meanings. Your moving description of experiencing abuse and the need to regain integrity and worth as well as manage painful emotions was very powerful. I was reading a book about childhood attachment recently and it described the childs perceived experience of parental abuse as ‘it is better [for a child] to be a sinner in a world ruled by god, than a good person in a world ruled by the devil’

[DAVETHOMAS90]

Yes. Thank you both very much.

[jwi]

Podcast/vlog whatever. This is dynamite



Learn the Bavarian beer diet and see Huber rope solo the excellent Jihad in Wadi Rum.

[lagerstarfish]

that was ace 

[slab_happy]

Looks like a newish podcast, but I enjoyed this:

https://www.hangdogdays.com/episode-23-danny-parker-on-off-width-and-century-crack/

[cheque]

Tony Yaniro interview The presenters of that podcast are pretty annoying so the less tolerant amongst you might be interested to know that the interview itself starts at 8:40.

Another great Factor Two, this time with Leo Houlding.

[Muenchener]

The latest Jam Crack with Emma Twyford‘s thoughts on the Indian Face is definitely one of the best climbing podcasts ever

[duncan]

Alan Watts on The Nugget climbing podcast.

The Smith Rocks legend on his climbing life - essentially the birth of US sport climbing - injury, burn-out, retirement, and renaissance including Adam Ondra on Just Do It. The first 24 minutes is an unnecessary digression into diet and the final 30 jumps around a little but the middle is completely essential stuff.

Edit: changed the link.

[cheque]

You weren’t kidding Duncan, the bit that’s a crazy guy talking about his pioneering Climbing is massively superior to the bit where it’s a crazy guy trying to rationalise his disordered relationship with food!

All this time I thought Chain Reaction was named as a comment on its controversial status as an early sport climb...

[cheque]

The Rock Hard Podcast

[Steve R]

Enjoyed listening to Steve Mac on the enormocast recently.