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Steph Abegg is a climber, mathematician, and now full-time van-lifer who has been meticulously recording trip reports for the past 20 years. She's working on a new book called Seventy Select, featuring seventy of her favorite multipitch rock climbs from across western North America.
But first, your hosts meet up to debrief about climbing hell.
And our final bit delivers the poetry of Victor McConnell.
Show Notes
Follow Steph Abegg: https://www.instagram.com/stephabegg_com/
Steph Abegg's website: www.StephAbegg.com
The full horseshoe theory: https://www.thestruggleclimbingshow.com/to-hell-and-back-how-i-survived-24-hours-of-climbing-ft-chris-kalous-and-annette-guo/
Victor McConnell site: https://www.victormcconnellauthor.com
Victor McConnell IG: https://www.instagram.com/victormcconnell
If You Can Hear This, by Victor McConnell https://bottlecap.press/products/ifyovm
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Earlier this year, Will Hodgson and Vincent Landry repeated the Slovak Direct (AI6 M8, 2,700m) on Denali — 38 hours on route, every pitch freed on what Vincent calls some of the best granite he’s ever touched. We talk about the climb itself, and about Balin Miller, the last person to climb the route before […]
Astra Lincoln is a writer, creative researcher, and self-described futurist working at the intersection of people, power, and place. She's won Banff's best article award twice and been a finalist for the Yale Nonfiction Book Prize, and before all that she worked as a pastry chef, a wilderness trail mason, and a glacial ecologist. Her first novel is on the way. And her latest article is a profile of the legendary Michael Kennedy, which is printed in the latest issue of Summit Journal, #325.
But first, the show hosts catch up on some 20 year old beef that no one can remember, and then dive into the latest autobelay horror story.
Our final bit comes from the incredibly talented Craig Muderlak — an illustrator, painter, musician and award-winning filmmaker, whose work is inspired by a desire to explore a connection to expansive landscapes. Check out the show notes for a link to Craig's work and pick up one of his prints.
Show Notes
Astra Lincoln: https://www.astralincoln.com
Astra on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/astralincoln/
Summit Journal: https://www.summitjournal.com/products/summit-journal-subscription
Summit Journal Insta: https://www.instagram.com/summit.journal/
Craig Muderlak: https://www.muderlakart.com/
Craig Muderlak on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/muderlakart/
Colorado Gym Sees Two Unroped Falls in One Day: https://www.climbing.com/news/two-accidents-in-one-day-colorado-climbing-gym/
Become a RunOut Rope Gun! Support our podcast and increase your RunOut runtime. Bonus episodes, AMA, and more will be available to our Rope Guns. Thank you for your support! http://patreon.com/runoutpodcast
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Andres Marin is a mountain guide, alpinist, and competitive ice climber who’s originally from Columbia, but is a longtime resident of Ouray, Colorado. His passion is expedition climbing, and he’s completed notable first ascents around the world including in Kyrgzstan and Peru. We talk about a wildfire that nearly destroyed his town, affecting the climbing […]
Liv Ogier recently completed the first ascent of Yellow Sun (5.14d), an extension to Tommy Caldwell’s Kryptonite at the Fortress of Solitude. As a former comp climber, her choice to project at one of Colorado’s most remote and challenging sport crags resulted in numerous days and nights of challenging conditions that are more often associated […]



