Emanating from the Boulder bubble on the local AM station, ClimbTalk Radio has been on my radar since its inception, but I can’t say I’ve heard too many of the shows. Since I don’t live in Boulder the only way to hear the show was to read co-host Dave McAllister‘s insane transcripts or to navigate the station’s maze-like website to download mp3 files of the episodes. Lame1.
The lameness has subsided now that ClimbTalk is available as a podcast through iTunes or whatever your podcast client of choice happens to be2. I’ve caught up on a few of the recent episodes, including the interview with Alex Honnold as he sat on a portaledge 8 pitches up El Cap and the group discussion with LT11’s Jon Glassberg and Jordan Shipman, Jamie Emerson and Adam Markert.
The Honnold conversation was funny, insightful and overall very entertaining. Try not to have any food in your mouth when they discuss the finer points of “man spooning” on portaledges. The group discussion was good and had a lot of promise, but host Mike Brooks’ penchant for talking over guests the entire show to repeatedly identify who was speaking marred the flow of the conversation quite a bit.
You can check out the full archives on the ClimbTalk website or subscribe via RSS or the podcast client of your choice.
- That downloading the shows was so hard, not that I don’t live in Boulder.
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Although that’s kind of lame too.
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↩ - I use Instacast on my iPhone ↩
Not in Boulder is the opposite of lame.
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It’s all relative, isn’t it?
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