Words are powerful. Not only to inspire, but also to harm.

Questions from listeners about home climbing walls and spray walls.

Some say it doesn’t work. We disagree.

Coaching kids is more than just making stronger climbers.

Taylor Fragomeni shares lessons she’s learned from routesetting and coaching as a female.

Maybe it’s you…

A completely subjective list of the objectively best double digit boulders in the US from Eric Jerome.

Effective ways to approach bouldering.

Brandon Belcher loves cats, slopers, and choosing his words carefully, words which often carry an important impact that we need to better understand.

Joslynn Corredor is helping women rediscover their athletic identity.

Paul Piana is a legend.

Redpointing is an ultimate success built on the backs of many failures.

We were all beginners once.

Paul joins Nate and I to discuss the Top 6 Training Myths, of many we see, persisting in the climbing industry. 

We look at how climbers can become more secure with their financial future, and some of the ways that climbers are uniquely positioned to do just that.

On race, mentorship, tough conversations, and making art.

Genevive Walker is unapologetic. She knows that it takes all types to make change, and she has the unique ability to be many of those types all at once. 

Skaters do one important thing much better than climbers: they chase mastery instead of success.

A way to think about improvement based on ideas from Josh Waitzkin, author of The Art of Learning.

Bouldering is the best training for sport climbing. Or is it?