Peaks Podcast, the exploration of climbing the highest peaks in each of our seven continents.

I had to move from the northern States of the United States to Florida to continue training for Everest. For all the details please listen to episode 44 thank you and please rate our Podcast on your platform of choice For all the details please listen to episode 44 thank you and please rate our Podcast on your platform of choice. Please note the reference to the 2020 January climb was up Vinson:)...

This is a fascinating look into history and into the future of Arapahoe basin ski area. This mountain has been used by myself for over 18 years to train for big mountain climbs. Allen the COO of Arapaho basin tells us about the history and a look into the future. Details on the Via Ferrata "iron Path", Covid 19 and the Ski industry, Up Hill mountain access,  and the Legendary lift Pallavicini...

World famous Tendi Sherpa tells about his childhood, Yeti sightings in remote Nepal. He also describes how to Nepal is being impacted by covit 19 how we can help.

This episode is super interesting with world renowned Blogger and mountaineer Alan Arnette. We discuss the challenges of 4 attempts on Everest. Being the oldest American to ever summit K 2 at 58 years old. How mountaineering will be affected in the future because of the Pandemic in Spring of 20 twenny

This is a super cool interview produced by South African Collin Webber at 14000' above sea level and be 1st denali expedition with With my son Hunter Foreman. If you turn up the volume during the actual interview you can hear climbers walking past and the squeak of the freezing cold snow under their crampons.

Listen to Kevin discuss climbing one of the windiest places on Earth Mount Washington New Hampshire. Also discussing how the pandemic is impacting the US climbing and mountaineering world. This is very interesting app assos and I highly recommend taking the time to listen to it.

This is our 1st internatonal/USA Podcast with the owner of Indonesian expeditions. Learn how the Corona virus is closing down Indonesia one of the most beautiful countries in the world with over 17000 islands. Listen to the detail of why papa when of Guinea has recently become so dangerous to climb Carstensz within its border.

In this episode we will explore the different points of view of a Generation Y perspective and a baby Boomer. Corona virus has closed mountains all over the world including Europe the United States and unfortunately Nepal.

Tribal warfare in Papua New Guinea has caused us to cancel our Carstenzs attempt for a second time. So we change our focus over to Everest the highest peak in the world. But of course that Corona virus is causing havoc in the world and also I and avarice to. Looks like we're gonna have to make several major changes to successfully attempt Everest check out this Podcast for the details.

Training and in Mexico with a lot of hurdles to achieve the next 2 peaks. We have one of the worst pandemic viruses in the planet's. history and tribal warfare in New Guinea.

Vinson is definitely more challenging that I had expected. Temperatures were 25 below 0 with a 25 mile an hour wind we calculate the temperature was colder than 60 below 0. Find out who makes it to the summit and what surprise we have as we approach the peak.

Vinson was one of the most unique expeditions have ever been on. Need to make some changes for our next big peak find out all the details in episode 34.

What an ending to a perfect story. Just when you thought we were doomed to be weathered in for the long haul we get a break. Check out this final episode and enjoy thank you for listening.

OK the novelty of being stranded in Antarctica is wearing off. We hear arguments from other teams that are stressing out under the pressure. Yes the novelty of being stranded is over now I am actually getting concerned.

There is absolutely nothing that can be done to get our crew out until the weather breaks. One fellow from another group is deathly L and there's nothing anybody could do except for patiently wait.

70% of all problems on a mountain occur on the way down. The 3/4 of a mile of 6th lines are a big challenge. The ALE guides sweep the mountain behind me as IM the last client on Vinson. This places crazy :)

The weather this morning for our summit attempt does not look good. Temperature is negative 35 with a 20 mile an hour when. That means it is 60ﾟ below 0 and lower. This episode is actually recorded as I am roped in climbing so you'll notice heavy breathing that's because things were extremely challenging.

This Camp is incredible. It is nestled on a saddle of a ridge the wind seems to blow all day-and-night. Snow falls intermitting throughout the day. This is truly Antartica at its best.

We advance up the mountain the monster objective becomes clearer. We have a big Day on our summit day. The camp is sparse and small. No more than 8 tents are pitted against the aggressive winds and snow.

The track to camp one is not badd with sleds and backpacks. We can see the fixlein's above in looks pretty steep from this point forward. I think the toughest part of our climb is I had of us for a sure.

We advance to camp one incredible feeling good. This environment is so isolated I've never seen anything like it in my life.

The last leg of our journey lands us at Vinson base camp. The otter has transported dress up to this camp now I feel like what really climbing.

This lady can make any subject come alive. Listen to this and learn about Antarctic exploration.

If you're kinda rested name moaning about what a in tartak base is all about listen up :) basically this is an entire village and on the ice good exist for 3 months out of the year.

Union glacier is like no other place I've ever seen. We landed on a blue ice runway in a Russian plane. Papa how transport bull hotspot of a mad Max movie.