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The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast

Finally a podcast with everything you"ve ever wanted for the HYBRID outdoor athlete. This podcast explores the world of endurance feats and outdoor adventures with athletes who specialize in hybrid outdoor sports. Our host and guests have completed incredible feats from thru-hikes to ultra runs, bike packs, mountaineering, splitboarding, climbing, and everything in between (even some entrepreneurship)! Tune in to expand your mind, learn the best ways to deal with adversities, and become inspired to

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#151 - How to Thru Hike to Age 67 & Beyond w/ Rolf...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/10/27

In this episode, we chat with Rolf Asphaug, a 67-year-old hiker who recently completed a solo northbound trek of the John Muir Trail and has many other impressive hikes under his belt, including the Colorado Trail and a 2,500-mile walk from Arizona to Oregon. We dive into Rolf's inspiration to keep hiking at an age when many consider slowing down, the importance of staying fit, using the right gear, the mental and physical benefits of hiking, and his future hiking plans. This episode is filled

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00:19:26

#150 - A Memorable Wyoming Antelope Hunt

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/10/20

Today we take a break discussing mountain adventures to share a detailed and passionate recount of my recent antelope hunt in Wyoming. I'll shares personal anecdotes from my lifelong hunting experience, explain the challenges and strategies involved in antelope hunting, and describe his successful harvest. The narrative also touches upon the emotional aspects of hunting, the connection to nature, and the preparation and enjoyment of wild game meat. My Hunting Instagram Account00:00 Introduction

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00:20:19

#149 - My One Year Recovery from TWO Herniated Discs...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/10/13

In this video, I share my one-year update on recovering from two herniated discs. I discuss the challenges faced initially, such as severe pain during simple activities like sitting or driving, and the methods that ultimately led to my recovery. The key to my improvement was the Low Back Ability program, which focused on strengthening my back and maintaining mobility. I delve into my daily routines, exercises, and the adjustments I made over time. I also provide valuable advice on avoiding setbacks,

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00:10:09

#148 - Essential Gear for Summiting Gannett Peak:...

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2025/10/06

In this video we'll go through all the gear I used to summit Gannett Peak, including some critical items you should consider bringing on your own ascent. You'll see my preferred backpack, trekking poles, universal crampons, and more, along with tips for staying dry and safe during your climb. This comprehensive guide is packed with practical advice on what worked and what didn't, to help you prepare for your adventure. -- My Gannett Peak Gear -- ⚙️ GearBlack Diamond 15L Pack |

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00:10:17

#147 - I Used onX Backcountry for 2 Years — Here’s...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/09/30

Today I provide an in-depth two-year review of the onX Backcountry app, discussing its pros, cons, and overall utility for outdoor enthusiasts. I'll compare it to other popular apps like Gaia, highlighting its superior features such as trail overlays, user-friendly interface, and integrated modes for hiking, skiing, mountain biking, and climbing. In my experience, this has been the most reliable and versatile navigation app for backpacking, hiking, trail running, ski touring, mountain biking,

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02:13:59

#145 - Balancing Adventure, Life and YouTube w/...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/09/22

In this episode, I catch up with the seasoned adventurer and YouTube content creator, Darwin on the Trail. Darwin shares insights into his journey from starting out with the Appalachian Trail to becoming a recognized figure in the hiking and outdoor community. We delve into his lifelong love of cycling and bike-packing, the struggles of balancing personal goals with relationships, and the evolution of his YouTube channel while remaining authentic in a changing digital landscape. Darwin also talks

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00:58:34

#144 - Pushing Limits with the Thru Hikers, Tim & Renee

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/09/18

Join us for an in-depth conversation with Tim and Renee, also known as the Thru Hikers, as they share their experiences with Fastest Known Time (FKT) attempts. We dive into the mental and physical challenges they faced on the Ozark Trail and the Oregon section of the PCT, their turnback moments, and vital lessons learned along the way. We also explore their food strategies, favorite gear, and even some remarkable survival stories from their journeys. Don't miss this inspiring episode as we

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#143 -The Future of Public Land is at Risk w/ Ryan...

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2025/09/09

In this episode, the host welcomes Ryan Callahan of MeatEater and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers to discuss the importance of public lands. They delve into the issues surrounding public lands, how individuals can get involved in conservation efforts, and what public lands should mean to everyone. Callahan shares stories from his outdoor adventures, including an unforgettable experience with a mountain lion and her kittens. They also discuss the attempts to sell public lands, the Roadless Rule,

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#142 - The BIGGEST Thing Holding You Back from More...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/09/05

In this episode, we discuss the benefits and challenges of solo hiking and backpacking, sharing personal stories and practical tips to help you confidently embark on solo adventures. Learn how to handle flaky partners, manage safety and loneliness concerns, and leverage the freedom that comes from going it alone. Plus, get insights into overcoming mental hurdles, staying safe, and making the most out of your solo trips. -- Free Outdoor Planner -- ---Socials---InstagramYouTube --- Gear Lists

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#141 - Everything You Need to Know About Climbing...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/08/04

Join us as we discuss our journey to summit Gannett Peak, Wyoming's highest and arguably most challenging peak. We dive into the details of our preparation, the gear we brought, the technical challenges we faced, and how weather and terrain tested our resolve. Featuring our most frequent guest, Josh, who brings his rich mountaineering experience and unique insights. Whether you're a seasoned climber or just starting your hiking adventures, there's something for everyone in this in-depth, thrilling

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#140 - How a HYROX Champion Thinks and Trains w/...

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2025/07/28

In this episode, we delve into an engaging conversation between Chad and Dylan Scott, a Hyrox competitor and coach. They discuss various topics including Dylan's intense training regimen, his commitment to maintaining peak physical and mental fitness, and the importance of proper recovery. Dylan shares a personal anecdote about a challenging road race that turned out to be a pivotal moment in his career. This episode also offers valuable insights into mental toughness, overcoming self-doubt, and the

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#139 - I Failed a BIg Hike....Here's What Happened

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2025/07/09

In this episode, I recount the story of my failed attempt to summit Snowmass Mountain in Colorado's Elk Range and the critical lessons I took away from the experience. I discuss my initial plan, the hike's challenging conditions, and how unanticipated obstacles led me to turn back just 0.2 miles from the summit. Reflecting on the failure, I emphasize the value of making safe decisions, the importance of reliable trip reports, and the impact of group dynamics. Finally, I share my successful return to

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#138 - I'm a Better Hiker at 33 Than 23...Here's How

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/07/02

In this episode, I explore why I believe I am a better hiker at age 33 compared to when I was 23. I discuss eight actionable steps and concepts to improve hiking performance, particularly for those in their thirties. I emphasize the benefits of accumulated low-intensity cardio, the importance of consistency, strength training for injury prevention, and the role of diet and supplements. Personal anecdotes and comparisons provide a practical guide for anyone looking to enhance their outdoor activities

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#137 - Completing the 14ers, Running 100 Miles and...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/06/02

Join in an engaging conversation with Mick, aka The Virtual Sherpa, as he discusses his experiences with solo mountain climbing, running ultra marathons, and the journey of building a YouTube channel. Gain insights into the mental and physical challenges that come with completing Colorado Fourteeners, the addictive nature of endurance running, and the importance of being present and pushing through discomfort. Whether you're into hiking, trail running, or just love hearing stories about pushing

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#136 - How An Accountant Became an Outdoor Content...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/05/29

In this episode we interview Michael Lynch, a content creator who balances RV life, a full-time job as a CFO, and family life. Michael shares insights on how he started his journey into RVing, the impact of COVID-19 on his lifestyle, and the lessons he's learned from creating content on the go. He dives deep into the importance of building passive income assets, leveraging AI tools for content creation, and navigating the world of brand collaborations. Whether you're interested in travel, content

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#135 - Weston Backcountry Splitboard Review (is it...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/05/19

In this video, I review the Weston Backwoods splitboard after using it throughout a full season. I'll cover its performance on powder, spring corn, and groomers, as well as its durability and unique features. I'll also discuss the board's uphill capabilities, skin compatibility, and some downsides you might want to consider. Finally, I'll share who I think this board is best suited for.💥 MY SPLITBOARDING GEAR: Suunto Vertical Watch | https://rei.rockporch.com/prdlink/xNadfgS8gx Patagonia

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#134 - Our Public Lands Are Being Threatened...Here's...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/04/28

Join us as we dive into a critical conversation with Devin O'Dea, the Western Policy and Conservation Manager at Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA), about pressing issues concerning public lands, conservation, and outdoor recreation. We explore matters from the potential selling of state lands for housing to the complexity of corner crossing and state land transfers. Learn what actions you can take to protect our public lands and ensure their preservation for future generations. Don't miss this

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#133 - 9 ADVANCED Splitboarding Tips NOBODY Talks About!

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/04/21

In this video, gain 9 expert tips to improve your splitboarding performance. Learn about different types of skins, proper skin cutting, and effective storage methods. Discover the benefits of the Onyx Backcountry app for navigating routes and assessing conditions. Understand the optimal usage of risers and crampons, and master efficient kick turns. Additionally, find out how essential reliable communication is in backcountry skiing with recommended walkie talkies.-- onX Backcountry

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#132 - Why These Mountain Peaks Have Hikers OBSESSED!...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/04/14

In this episode, we delve into the allure of Colorado Fourteeners—mountains exceeding 14,000 feet in elevation. With 58 peaks ranging from Class 1 to Class 5, these hikes offer something for everyone, from simple day hikes to challenging scrambles and technical climbs. We discuss the unique challenges, including altitude and weather conditions, and highlight the vibrant community and numerous ways to experience these peaks through hiking, trail running, or even splitboarding. Whether you're new to

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#131 - My Transition from 9-5 to Full Time Content...

The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast ·

2025/04/07

In this episode, Jeff Garmire from the Free Outside Podcast interviews Chad Lubinski, a seasoned outdoorsman and content creator. Chad shares his journey from a 9-to-5 job in criminal justice to becoming a full-time content creator. The conversation delves into topics such as trail running, ultra running, fast packing, and the steps it takes to become an outdoor creator. Chad also discusses the challenges of balancing filming and experiencing adventures, and how storytelling plays a crucial role in

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