Go behind the scenes with the creative team behind Adapted. The film follows three adaptive athletes—Josh, Anna, and Danielle—who each navigate life after spinal cord injuries, reclaiming the outdoors through creative adaptations and support from their communities.

Communication isn’t about speaking, it’s about being heard. Codi’s journey shows the power of tech to unlock voices we might otherwise miss. Codi and her mom Jen are redefining adventure, accessibility, and family dreams. From designing phone cases to skiing black diamonds—every barrier is just another chance to innovate!

Adam Popp—an ultra-marathoner, military veteran, and above-the-knee amputee—opens up about resilience, purpose, and taking bold action when life knocks you flat. From losing his leg in Afghanistan to breaking Guinness World Records and starring in a moving tribute to his own hero, Terry Fox, Adam’s journey is raw, honest, and packed with hard-earned wisdom.

Julie Taulman Executive Director at the National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD) and her son Kyle, paralympian and musician.

Eric Donoho—a veteran, survivor, and author of the powerful new memoir Canyon of Hope. Eric opens up about surviving multiple explosions in Iraq, heartbreaking personal losses, the realities of living with invisible wounds, and his journey back from the edge when hope seemed out of reach.

Erik sits down with Christian Beckwith, the creative force behind the 90 Pound Rucksack podcast, to pull back the curtain on one of America’s most legendary, yet under-told, stories—The 10th Mountain Division and it’s role in the dawn of America’s outdoor recreation industry.  Think: high-altitude grit, audacious problem-solving, and a relentless spirit of innovation, all under impossible odds.

What happens when you face pain and suffering head-on, instead of running from it? Let’s dive into some powerful insights from Traver Boehm’s conversation with Erik Weihenmayer

In 2024 Tara Dower thru-hiked all 2,197 miles of Appalachian trail in 40 days, the fastest it's every been done. This episode isn’t just about endurance or athletic achievement—it’s a candid look at the mental hurdles that come with declaring bold goals, the moments of doubt and fear that arise when the stakes are highest, and the team effort often hidden behind an individual’s success.

Episode recorded live with Kara & Alice Brouhard screening Kara's award winning adventure film with interviews afterwards. Experience the audio described version here (20 min).

Episode recorded live with Melissa Simpson screening her award winning adventure film with interviews afterwards. Experience the audio described version here (20 min).

In this episode you’ll discover the traits that allowed legit North Pole adventurers guide their teams through adversity, dealing with real consequences in the most extreme locations on Earth. And what lessons we can learn from them.  

By request from our listeners! To kick off 2025 we want to take a trip down memory lane from 2024. This episode showcases some of our favorite highlights from guests we spoke to in 2024. Enjoy!

Deaf Mountaineers Scott & Shayna are boldly going where few in their shoes have gone before. In the process they are educating a new generation by showing them what's possible.

“Don’t make decisions in the dark, swim until the sun comes up.” That’s advice our endurance swimmer, record holder, cancer survivor Sarah Thomas lives by.

The effect of wild places on the human psyche….  therapeutic, healing, transformative … a place to experience mindfulness….  Scary for some. Katelyn McKinney sums it up like this: “When our bodies are in a wild space we are simply more at ease.” She’s been busy testing that idea by bringing groups of people into wild settings, creating supportive environments, and encouraging shifts in mindsets. 

Zach Anner's antics are well documented in shows like “Rollin with Zach”, "Riding Shotgun", or his memoir “If at Birth you Don’t Succeed”. His fans across the globe are inspired and hilariously entertained by his regular videos. Let go behind the scenes with Zach to learn what makes him tick.

Jeffrey's mantra, "Close your eyes and jump," is all about saying yes to new opportunities and figuring things out along the way. Whether it's summiting a mountain or taking on a new project, showing up and being ready for what comes next can open doors you never imagined.

Jenna Bainbridge is breaking conventions and bridging gaps on Broadway and beyond. She’s an actor, singer, and disability rights advocate currently’s performing in the Broadway musical Suffs,

Guest Shawn Satterfield s revolutionizing how we experience and connect through music through the Shine Music Festival. Erik Weihenmayer shares some of his own ideas and advice on growing the No Barriers movement.

Brad Snyder takes us on a journey through his extraordinary career in the Navy, his gripping encounters as an Explosive Ordinance Officer (EOD) and his unbelievable transition from a life-altering injury to becoming a Paralympic gold medalist.