सर्वश्रेष्ठ Bivvy पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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#228 Eat, Sleep, Fly 100 km Repeat with Mathew Fiddes 57:05

11d ago57:05

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Mathew Fiddes, a relatively new pilot, set out to win the Australian XC league in the 23' XContest season. Despite early challenges, he aimed for 52 100 km flights in a season and achieved this goal by traveling extensively. A discussion at the Red Rocks Wide Open covers his journey and future aspirations.…

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#227 The XPeaks Expedition with Chrigel Maurer and Peter Von Känel 1:25:15

30d ago1:25:15

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Peter Von Känel and Chrigel Maurer embarked on the Xpeaks 82 summits project, becoming the first to link all 82 of the 4,000-meter peaks in the Alps using only their feet and paragliders. Despite weather challenges, they completed the mission in a remarkable 51 days through teamwork, expert skills, and careful resource management, and "embracing un…

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#226 Benni Bölli and the Art of Flaring 57:58

1M ago57:58

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The episode features Benni Bölli, the inventor and designer behind Flare kites, discussing "flaring" or parakiting, a sport combining kitesurfing and paragliding elements. He explains the Flare system's dynamic nature, emphasizing safe handling, training, and the significant differences and benefits between parakites and traditional paragliders for…

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#225 AMA with Malin Lobb- C Class 2 Liners, First bivvy in the Alps, When are you expedition Ready? 35:55

2M ago35:55

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In this Ask Me Anything episode, three main questions from Patreon supporters are addressed. Topics include the new class of C wing 2-Liners with insights from SIV expert Malin Lobb, tips for a first bivvy in the Alps, and advice on assessing readiness for big challenges such as new lines or expeditions.…

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No 574 - From Tsunami Survivor to Outdoor Explorer 51:01

2M ago51:01

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Ever wondered what it's like to balance the intense world of emergency medical services with a passion for outdoor adventures? Join us as we welcome an EMT who takes us from the frontlines of emergency response to the serene landscapes of the Norfolk-Suffolk border. Growing up in Lowestoft, our guest recounts heartwarming childhood memories of cano…

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No 573 - Practical Hacks and Eco-Friendly Gear for Outdoor Enthusiasts - Pt5 36:42

2M ago36:42

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Ready to revolutionise your outdoor adventures? Discover groundbreaking insights from the UK outdoor trade show, where sustainability meets innovation in gear manufacturing. We kick things off with Fred Fendree from Big Agnes, who unveils their shift to PFAS-free fabrics and introduces the game-changing Copper Spur HV Ultra Light II tent and revamp…

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#224 The Free Flight Lab with Michael Vergalla 1:07:01

2M ago1:07:01

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Mike Vergalla, founder of the Free Flight Lab, delves into his paragliding journey and highlights the lab's pillars: climate science, conservation, and safety. He discusses paragliding's potential in research and environmental conservation, emphasizing the need for more data. The conversation also covers the environmental impact, community responsi…

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No 572 - Transform Your Adventures with Sustainable Gear - Pt4 34:45

2M ago34:45

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In this episode of the Outdoor Station Podcast, host Bob Cartwright speaks with Lindsay Morrison from Thermarest about their upcoming 2025 product launches, focusing on comfort and durability in backpacking gear. Lindsay highlights features of the new loft mattress and Thermal Boost 650 sleeping bag, emphasising their appeal to various outdoor enth…

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No 571 - Green Adventures Await with Cutting-Edge Gear - Pt3 35:06

2M ago35:06

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In this episode of the Outdoor Trade Show (OTS) mini-series, the latest developments in the outdoor world are discussed. Kate Hawker, co-founder of AdventurO.com, introduces a marketplace platform for learning adventure sports, offering a wide range of activities and equipment rentals. Damon Street, UK distributor for Sierra Designs, unveils the ne…

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No 570 - Innovative Outdoor Gear for the Eco-Conscious Explorer - Pt2 37:46

2M ago37:46

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Legacy Project (00:01:40) Sam Fernando discusses Keela Outdoors' legacy project, emphasizing repair and refurbishment of outdoor garments to extend their lifespan. Sustainability and Innovation (00:03:44) Sam Fernando explains Keela's innovative approach to sustainability, including reclaiming and reusing fabrics, and open-sourcing patterns for gar…

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No 569 - Gear Up Sustainably for Your Next Outdoor Journey - Pt1 35:54

2M ago35:54

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The impact of PFAS on outdoor activities (00:00:18) Discussion on the dangers and persistence of PFAS in outdoor gear and the push to regulate and ban these chemicals. Approach to circular economy in the outdoor industry (00:04:27) Explanation of brands' efforts to promote repair, recycle, and reuse services, reducing pressure on the environment. N…

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#223 Increasing Performance, Safety and Resilience with Jeremy Wilstein 1:01:27

3M ago1:01:27

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Jeremy Wilstein discovered breathwork, inspired by Wim Hof, and has been teaching it for 8 years, benefiting performance, safety, mental stability, and well-being. His exercises, enhancing sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, aid decision-making, reduce anxiety, improve physical recovery, and simulate altitude training. Breathwork is pi…

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No 568 - Sleeping Under the Stars in a Bivvy and Finding Connection 37:13

3M ago37:13

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Episode Overview Bob's Podcast Success (00:00:19) Bob discusses the success of the podcast and his recent experiences at the outdoor trade show. Plans for a Night Out (00:03:00) Bob and Rose discuss their plans for a night out on the local hills and the impact of weather on their schedule. Sleeping Under the Stars Experience (00:04:26) Bob and Rose…

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#222, Living Life to the Fullest and Embracing Adventure with Dick Jackson 1:14:22

3M ago1:14:22

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Dick Jackson takes on his remarkable journey as an alpinist and paragliding pioneer, covering his early expeditions, the evolution of paragliding in Aspen, and technological advancements in free flight. He reminisces about adventurous flights, the camaraderie in the sport, and reflects on grief, spirituality, and the profound impact of mountains on…

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No 567 - The End of an Era - Closing The Store 33:54

3M ago33:54

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In this podcast episode, I reflect on the closure of Backpackinglight UK after nearly 20 years, discussing the journey and evolution of my company amidst significant changes in the outdoor retail industry. I highlight the challenges posed by mammoth retailers like Amazon and AliExpress, which impacted smaller independent businesses. I share our dec…

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#221 Learning stalls for the first time after 30 years of flying with Nate Scales 26:09

4M ago26:09

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My neighbor and mentor Nate Scales has been flying paragliders at a high level for over 30 years. He competed in the 2007 Red Bull X-Alps. Owned the US foot launch record out of Idaho, where conditions can be about as rough as it can get. He has been flying 2 liners since their inception in 2009. But until this week had never done an SIV, and never…

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#220, Martin Scheel and 30 years of the Swiss League 1:13:55

4M ago1:13:55

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Martin Scheel was one of the best climbers in the world when he discovered paragliding and the sky crack immediately became his new passion. His images and videos have entertained and awed for several decades across the free-flight spectrum. In the mid 90's he helped create the Swiss League and has headed it up since. His collaborative efforts with…

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No 566 - Nikki Love - Running Across Australia - Pt2 42:26

5M ago42:26

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This is part two of my conversation with Nikki Love and her remarkable journey across Australia, spanning from Perth to Sydney, began on May 1st, 2023, at the scenic shores of Cottesloe Beach. Over the course of 76 days, 3 hours, and 43 minutes, she traversed the vast expanse of the continent, culminating her adventure at the iconic Bondi Beach. In…

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#219 The physiology of Hypoxia, Sleep and Aging with Dr. Bill Beninati 1:12:54

5M ago1:12:54

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n this episode Bill takes us on a deep dive into the physiology of hypoxia, sleep and aging and what we can (and should) do to help combat the effects of each when it comes to flying. Hypoxia can greatly reduce our mental acuities, often without our knowledge. It can be sudden and can be radically different from day to day. The bottom line- when op…

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No 565 - Nikki Love - Running Across Australia - Pt1 48:26

5M ago48:26

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Welcome to part one of my podcast interview with ultrarunning adventurer Nikki Love, where we delve into her incredible journey across Australia. On May 1st, 2023, Nikki embarked on a monumental 4000km run from Perth to Sydney, a feat that tested her endurance and resolve. Nikki initially aimed to cover 60km each day, aiming to surpass the men's re…

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#218 John Heiney and 45 years of Hang Gliding 1:22:21

5M ago1:22:21

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John Heiney started hang gliding in 1978 and he's still going strong today. His photographs of free flight have been on more than 50 magazine covers. He broke the Guinness World Record for looping in 1988. And then he broke his own record again ten years later! He was crowned the world aerobatics champion four times. He's a machinist; diesel rabbit…

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#217 Kinga Masztalerz and Going Wild 1:11:23

6M ago1:11:23

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Kinga Masztalerz gets after it. She picked up paragliding not too long ago, but has been pretty fierce about chasing it hard from the beginning. She's tackled the Red Bull X-Alps twice, flown all over the world, runs her own hike and fly race in New Zealand, and instructs at home in New Zealand and in places like Bir, India. But her journey has had…

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No 564 - National Outdoor Expo - Review and Promo Codes 49:10

6M ago49:10

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A few interviews from the National Outdoor Expo and a sharing of time limited promo codes for listeners and viewers of The Outdoors Station. Please check out the full range of interviews and the livestream on the YouTube Channel. Thanks to the livestream sponsor Valley and Peak and all the others who are involved. Please check out the following web…

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#216 Tom Peghiny and Taking the First Leaps into the Unknown 1:11:06

6M ago1:11:06

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Tom Peghiny's lifelong passion for flying, beginning with hang gliders at age 13, progressed the sport significantly. A key figure in early hang gliding, he competed in the first US Nationals and World Championships, advocating for safety and design innovation. Now into paragliding, Tom's enduring enthusiasm has been central to his life's work, inf…

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No 563 - The National Outdoor Expo - Preview 26:22

6M ago26:22

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Hey folks … I’m back!! This is a quick round up of what has been going on these last 12 months of silence, the new livestreams I am doing, in particular next week from the National Outdoor Expo and my new plans to get back producing enjoyable content for the any outdoors fans. It may be a bit cheeky but we have been nominated for an award at the Ou…

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#215 CRUSHING with the US Women’s Team 1:10:45

7M ago1:10:45

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The US competition scene is thriving, led by women like National Champion Galen Kirkpatrick. Gavin McClurg interviews the leading US Women's team members (Alexia, Violeta, Jenny and Galen), discussing their impact and inclusive approach in paragliding. They share insights on competitions, advice for newcomers, and the importance of visibility and s…

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#214, Galen Kirkpatrick and Creating New Lore 1:06:10

7M ago1:06:10

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Galen Kirkpatrick rose from a beginner to the 2023 US National Paragliding Champion in seven years, becoming the first female champion. Her journey from fear of flying to the pinnacle of the sport involved intensive training, overcoming a significant fear, and a shift in mindset to prioritize fun and creativity. Her success has been a mix of person…

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#213 Pierre Carter and Into Thin Air 1:41:01

7M ago1:41:01

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South African pilot and adventurer Pierre Carter has been at this game for a very long time, and he hasn't wasted any time chasing thin air dreams. Pierre has been knocking off the world's seven summits for nearly 20 years (some of them several times), and has flown off all but Denali (because it's illegal) and has only Antarcticas Mt Vinson remain…

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#212 The Most Important Flight with Marcus King 1:18:12

8M ago1:18:12

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Marcus King has been flying pretty much full time since 1991. He spent many years with the early Ozone team and has been on the design team with Cross Country Magazine for ages. All those gear and wing reviews you see in the magazine (and a TON of the photos!) are compliments of Marcus. In this chat Marcus shares his background in paragliding, his …

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#211 – Jake Holland and the New Way Up 1:35:53

8M ago1:35:53

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Jake Holland is a British filmmaker and adventure pilot based in Chamonix. In this episode we discuss his totally wild experiences this season and last in Pakistan with professional climbers Will Sim and Fabi Buhl, and pilots and adventurers Aaron Durogati, Antoine Girard, Veso Ovcharov and others, and the challenges of capturing these high altitud…

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#210- Louis Tapper and Reducing Carnage 1:25:34

9M ago1:25:34

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Louis Tapper, a passionate Kiwi adventurer, holds kitesurfing records, competes in paragliding, and advocates for safety in extreme sports. In an in-depth discussion, he emphasizes the importance of risk management, accident reporting, and human factors in flying. The conversation also covers lessons from other sports and the slow progress in chang…

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