Podcast appearances and mentions of Caroline Gleich

Hosts: Taylor Morgan & Greg Skordas Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Caroline Gleich believes her background as a small business owner and environmental advocate has put her in a good place to run for Congress. Gleich says she felt called to serve and took the opportunity to run. She joins the program to talk more about her platform, some of which includes reproductive freedom, the climate, and the economy and housing.

Hosts: Taylor Morgan & Greg Skordas New bill would create harsher punishment for child abuse and tortureA new bill being developed on Utah’s Capitol Hill would create harsher punishments for child abusers by creating a new crime. The Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Interim Committee discussed the bill today; it passed out of committee with one dissenting vote. State Senator Don Ipson is the chief sponsor of the bill and joins the show to talk about it with Greg Skordas and Taylor Morgan. Discussions over competency and death penalty executionsThe lawyers for a Utah man on death row are asking the courts to re-examine their client’s competency. KSL NewsRadio reporter Hugo Rikard-Bell attended the hearing today for Ralph Menzies; he joins the show to share updates on what his lawyers are asking. We then turn to KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas to explain the competency requirements that must be fulfilled before a person can be legally executed. Polling trends in the presidential race suggest Utah is becoming more conservativeNew polling shows Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris in Utah – that itself might not be much of a surprise. The data shows a complex picture of the state’s political preferences, with trends showing that Utah – and Salt Lake County in particular – is becoming redder. The poll also shows a gap between support for generic Republican candidates and Donald Trump. We break down the newest polling data from Noble Predictive Insights. Meet the candidate: Caroline Gleich for U.S. SenateDemocratic candidate for U.S. Senate Caroline Gleich believes her background as a small business owner and environmental advocate has put her in a good place to run for Congress. Gleich says she felt called to serve and took the opportunity to run. She joins the program to talk more about her platform, some of which includes reproductive freedom, the climate, and the economy and housing. Meet the candidate: Katrina Fallick-Wang for Congress (UT-4)Running as a newcomer on the political scene, Democratic candidate for Utah’s 4th Congressional District Katrina Fallick-Wang says she’s ready to go to D.C. With a background in tech and a passion for the environment, Fallick-Wang says she wants to help bridge the gaps between the two parties in order to find solutions. She joins KSL at Night in the studio to introduce herself to Utah voters. Presidential race updates from across the nationHere in Utah, ballots are already in the mail… less than three weeks before Election Day. In Georgia, the polls have already opened for early voting. We discuss the exit poll results from early voters and share additional insights and updates on the presidential race from across the country. ‘Deepfake’ technology and how it could affect the electionCalifornia recently passed a law that bans ‘deepfakes’ — videos that are edited using artificial intelligence to create deceptive media. These videos can circulate on social media, prompting confusion and concern about those running for office. The KSL at Night hosts discuss the balance between parody and imitation, and deception. Are they covered by the 1st Amendment? The hosts share their thoughts.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner A new Deseret News article gives an in-depth look at two candidates running to become Utah’s next senator: John Curtis and Caroline Gleich. Interestingly enough, both candidates conducted their interviews while hiking around Utah. We discuss the topics the candidates talked about on their hikes. We also talk about how hiking – getting out in nature – could actually help our nation’s politicians.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner The federal government’s response to Hurricane HeleneThe federal government’s response to Hurricane Helene’s destruction has been compared to the government’s response to Hurricane Katrina 20 years ago. At that time, Democrats attacked President Bush for taking too long to respond; this time, Republicans are saying the same thing about President Biden. And to add to it all, FEMA says it doesn’t have money to sustain disaster recovery through the rest of hurricane season. The KSL at Night hosts dig into it all. The state of Utah’s economy and its futureUtah’s economy is strong, and it’s forecasted to stay strong. That is, except for home prices. New data from the Utah Economic Council and the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute shows where the state’s economy sits now and looks at where it’ll go into 2025. We dig into the data and how the economy will affect how people vote in November. In-depth look at the candidates running in the US Senate race A new Deseret News article gives an in-depth look at two candidates running to become Utah’s next senator: John Curtis and Caroline Gleich. Interestingly enough, both candidates conducted their interviews while hiking around Utah. We discuss the topics the candidates talked about on their hikes. We also talk about how hiking – getting out in nature – could actually help our nation’s politicians. How are leaders of the US House doing this election cycle?Control of the United States House of Representatives appears to be in “toss-up” territory. With just over one month until Election Day, we’re getting close to the finish line. We dial in on the leaders of both parties in the House: Speaker of the House Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Listen in for updates on House leadership. What has happened to make sure our elections stay secure?Today, Lieutenant Governor Deidre Henderson spoke about the need to fight misinformation and emphasize one big note: our elections are secure. We discuss some of the recent changes to make our elections even more secure, including the Electoral Count Act of 2022. KSL at Night hosts Leah Murray and Adam Gardiner go in-depth on how our elections continue to remain secure. How to: Effective communication, with and without the electionAhead of the general election, the University of Utah is offering community education courses to help people navigate and cope with the election. One of the classes being offered is “A Change in Dialogue: Effective Communication.” Isabelle Solvang, Director of Lifelong Learning at the University of Utah gives us a preview of the class, including a few tips on how you can communicate more effectively. Previewing a KSL NewsRadio special: DIY Background ChecksDating in the 2020s isn’t like dating in the 1980s – technology has made things both better and worse. The increase in dating apps can make it easier to meet new people… and date perfect strangers. This weekend, KSL NewsRadio will air a special called “DIY Background Checks: Your checklist to safer dating.” Dave & Dujanovic host Debbie Dujanovic hosts this special, and joins KSL at Night to give us a preview. Crumbl trouble “down under”Utah-based cookie company Crumbl has headed “down under.” Well, in name only. Some major fans of the cookies took those iconic pink boxes down to Australia and sold them in Sydney, without permission from the brand. We finish the show discussing fun ways companies can take advantage of organic brand awareness.

UTV Campaign 2024 Candidate Interview Utah US SenateCaroline Gleich – Democratic nominee spoke to Heidi Hatch on September 3, 2024. Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer, activist, and US Senate candidate.EconomyEnergy/FrackingIsrael/HamasUkraineSpending BillsSocial SecurityUtah U.S. Senate CandidatesCaroline Gleich Democrat https://www.carolineforutah.com/aboutJohn Curtis Republican https://www.johncurtis.org/Carlton Bowen Independent https://www.carlton4ussenate.com/Utah voter information https://vote.utah.gov/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

After Sen. Mitt Romney announced that he won't be running for re-election, the U.S. Senate seat is now vacant. Caroline Gleich, candidate for U.S. Senate, joins the show to share why she's running and where she stands on issues.   

Youth gang violence in Utah  Politics and Arlington National Cemetery  Should you have to pay to attend a wedding?  Six Israeli hostages found dead in Gaza  U.S. Senate race: Caroline Gleich

LIVE FROM THE DNC! The Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson tells us why RFK Jr. endorsing Trump isn't what everyone is saying it is. Rep. Don Beyer shares details about being in college at 74 to learn AI. Caroline Gleich discusses her run for Mitt Romney's old seat. Rep. Rosa DeLauro examines how VP Harris changes the game. Colorado General Assembly member Manny Rutinel details efforts to clean up one of the most polluted areas in America.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas The Democratic National Convention kicks off next week in Chicago, bringing thousands of people together to support the Harris/Walz ticket. Dozens of Utahns will attend the convention, including Democratic Senate candidate Caroline Gleich. She joins us on KSL at Night to preview the convention, sharing insights into how Democrats are preparing for several days of political discussion. We also talk about some potential hiccups coming to the convention area, including planned pro-Palestinian protests.

Hosts: Leah Murray and Greg Skordas Previewing the Democratic National Convention next weekThe Democratic National Convention kicks off next week in Chicago, bringing thousands of people together to support the Harris/Walz ticket. Dozens of Utahns will attend the convention, including Democratic Senate candidate Caroline Gleich. She joins us on KSL at Night to preview the convention, sharing insights into how Democrats are preparing for several days of political discussion. We also talk about some potential hiccups coming to the convention area, including planned pro-Palestinian protests. Democratic policies announced ahead of the DNCAhead of the Democratic National Convention next week, presidential-hopeful Kamala Harris announced a few policies she hopes to build her campaign on. Today, she made announcements on several economic policies. We discuss her ideas and also discuss another issue on many Democrats’ minds: abortion. Is it actually a winning issue for the party? The KSL at Night hosts discuss. Fight for student loan debt relief moves towards the Supreme CourtThe battle over student loan debt relief continues. An appeals court has blocked the plan, setting things up for another battle in front of the US Supreme Court. The Biden administration has filed an emergency appeal, urging SCOTUS judges to reinstate the president’s latest plan. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas breaks down the legal elements of this argument; Leah Murray discusses the political ramifications of this push. Republican candidate for SLCo Mayor shares thoughts on $507 million bond proposalEarlier this week, the Salt Lake County Council voted to send a proposal from County Mayor Jenny Wilson to the ballot in November. The proposal involved a $507 million bond on public safety. We’ve heard from a few supporters of the bond this week, and wanted to make sure we got an opposing view. GOP candidate for Salt Lake County Mayor Erin Rider is running against Wilson, and joins the show to explain her views against the bond proposal. Examining lawsuits claiming DEI trainings discriminate against White peopleRight now, more than 50 lawsuits against DEI – Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – are working their way through the court system. One of them comes from neighboring Colorado, where a corrections officer claims that DEI trainings lead to a hostile work environment and unfairly targets White people. The KSL at Night hosts discuss the lawsuits and share their thoughts on the officer’s legal standing. Could the DOJ force Google to break up?A federal judge ruled last week, saying that Google acted illegally to maintain a monopoly in online searches. Following that decision, several entities have proposed ideas for the future of Google; one of the ideas is to force Google to break up. According to several reports, the US Department of Justice is toying with that very idea. Could that actually happen? Listen to hear what the hosts think. News Roundup: New Scrabble words and breaking at the OlympicsTonight’s show finishes up with a fun news roundup. Leah loves to educate Greg on new “hip” things, so she explains some of the new Gen Z words coming to the popular Scrabble board game. Then we discuss an Australian Olympian’s breaking routine… that has people talking all around the world.

Outside Festival is a first-year event in Denver aimed at bringing the outdoor industry, the consumers, the brands and the athletes together. I'm hearing this called the intersection of SBSW and CES for the outdoor industry. Outside has swung for the fences a lot over the years, and I travel to Colorado to see if the event lives up to the massive expectations. Along the way, I connect with Pat Milbery, Colter Hinchliffe, Shaun White, Robin Thurston, Jess Kimura, Julian Carr, Luis Benitez, Conrad Anker, and many more. It's behind the scenes look at the first great Outside Festival. Outside Festival Show Notes: 3:00: Day 1 Intro 6:30: Robin Thurston   10:00: Jess Kimura 14:00: Day 2 intro 15:00: Pat Milbery 17:00: Colter Hinchliffe 19:00:   Liquid Force: Since 95, Liquid Force has outperformed the competition and turned a sport into a lifestyle. Use the code POWELL15 for 15% off LF orders at LiquidForce.com Stanley:  The leader in keeping things hot and cold Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories and sugar. 23:00: Shaun White 27:00: Conrad Anker 30:00: Caroline Gleich 34:00: Amie Engerbretson 37:00: Luis Benitez  41:00: Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there.   Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better. Outdoor Research: The best test in the Pacific Northwest 45:00: Greg Stump 48:00: Julian Carr 50:00: Mike Arzt 53:00: Conor Hall 56:00: Robin Thurston 59:00: Chris Jerard   Photo art: Outside Festival Newsroom

This week on You Know Everything we have a super special guest. This interview is a long time coming. Danielle is one of my favorite people. She is the founder of CreativCat, a digital design agency that's breaking the mold in the industry. Listen to her inspiring journey from corporate jobs to launching her own business, how she honed her creative skills, and her strategies for managing busy and slow periods. Danielle shares insights on balancing work and personal life, working with family, and knowing when to hire a creative agency. Get tips on handling problematic projects, attracting iconic clients, and the significance of passion projects like her initiative, Elevated Line. Currently CreativCat is collaborating with Breckenridge Distillery on a very special project launching this fall. Stay tuned Tune in for a blend of entrepreneurial wisdom and creative inspiration.   Check out Danielle Website - https://www.creativcat.design/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/creativcat.design/ Caroline Gleich - https://carolinegleich.com/ Download the Your Exit Strategy Workbook - https://antibzschool.samcart.com/products/myexitstrategy  More BZ Sign Up for The Loop - https://bzcoaching.ck.page/ae98d50df3 Instagram: @thebzchannel Twitter: @thebzchannel LinkedIn: @nbzcoaching ​   Work with Me ​Join the Psychic Profits Squad - https://antibzschool.samcart.com/products/psychic-profit-squad/ Love Your Workshop - https://antibzschool.samcart.com/products/loveyourworkshop The People Pleaser's Guide to Building Better Boundaries - https://antibzschool.samcart.com/products/buildingbetterboundaries   Credits Production: Shannon Kuehl https://www.instagram.com/nova.podcasts/ Cover Art: Beau Stanton https://www.instagram.com/beaustanton Podcast Artist: Amanda No https://www.instagram.com/mythstruck/ Music by Micky Four: https://SoundCloud.com/mickyfour  

12:45 TEMP CHECK: V and Sami take the nation's temperature after Drew Barrymore's “Mamala Controversy” and how her interview with Vice President Harris became cringe-worthy and even inappropriate. 29:17 MAIN NEWS: Project 2025 outlines Trump's policy plans, which aims to consolidate executive authority and implement conservative policies, potentially hinting to an authoritarian government. 50:53 DOWN BALLOT ERA: Our down ballot girlie of the week goes to Caroline Gleich. Caroline has climbed Mt. Everest and is now running for Senate in Utah to fill the seat Mitt Tomney once occupied. 53: 20 AMER-I-CAN'T: Noelia Voight, recently resigned Miss USA, brings attention to mental health concerns and the pressures faced by pageant contestants. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Episode 3 of The Duffel Shuffle, Adrian and Sam sit down with ski mountaineer Caroline Gleich. The start off talking about one of Caroline's most notable accomplishments, becoming the fourth person and first woman to ski all lines in Andrew McLean's book, The Chuting Gallery. Following this accomplishment, Caroline set her sights on the greater ranges. With Everest as a goal, Caroline gained experience at altitude in places like Ecuador and Peru, before ultimately finding success on the tallest mountain in the world. Finally, Caroline talks about her current climb, running for a Senate seat in Utah. Follow her campaign and support at www.carolineforutah.com.

It's the beginning of the Everest climbing season. I have several updates in this episode: changes on the Nepali side of Everest, the ice doctors have left for Everest, Caroline Gleich is running for the US senate, Lou Whittaker and David Brashears have died, 3 books about Everest including " Everest Mountain Guide", " Everest Inc" and "Fallen", amongst other Everest news and updates. Find me @allabouteverest or @mamabearoutdoors on social media and via email pauline@mamabearoutdoors.com. Shownotes: Everest 2024 Spring Season Update 1 Links: 52 Mountaineering Books to Read Stores and merch: All ABout Everest Store and I Love Mountaineering Store Sponsers/ affiliate products: MyMedic.Com and TheNomadik.com Support this podcast by buying me a coffee. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pauline-reynolds-nuttall/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pauline-reynolds-nuttall/support

As people who love the outdoors, why can't we just steer clear of the often gross world of politics and let other people deal with that stuff? Jason Blevins (co-founder, Colorado Sun) discusses this with 3 people who will make the case and are setting the example for the rest of us: Caroline Gleich (professional ski mountaineer & U.S. Senate candidate), Nina Waters (athlete, creative, & Summit County commissioner), & Dr. Len Necefer (founder, Sonoran Avalanche Center & Natives Outdoors).RELATED LINKS:Get Covered: BLISTER+TOPICS & TIMES:Caroline: Candidacy for Utah Senate (3:54)Nina: Tackling Big Issues in Summit County (6:53)Len: Amplifying Unheard Voices (13:55)Turning Outdoor Passion into Action (22:16)Caroline's Top Priorities (29:27)Len's Top Priorities for Caroline if She Wins? (33:16)Local Action & Change (43:06)Audience Questions (49:45)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTED GEAR:30Bikes & Big IdeasOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We sat down with Caroline Gleich, activist and mountaineer who's running for Senate as a democrat in Utah. We talk about her ambitious campaign, her experience climbing Everest, important policies, and more. Caroline's Campaign: https://www.carolineforutah.com Ask Your Lawmakers to Pass EXPLORE: https://action.outdooralliance.org/a/2023-aora Caroline's Website: https://carolinegleich.com EXPLORE ACT: https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/6492/text Chapters: 0:00 Introducing Caroline 4:19 Swimming Against the Tide 11:33 Representing the Outdoors 23:07 Finding Common Ground with Other Outdoors Users 26:26 Running a Campaign for Senate 32:08 Climbing Everest with a Torn ACL 42:01 Experience Traveling the World 48:58 Policies for Utah 52:12 Federal Policies and the EXPLORE Act 58:23 Reproductive Freedoms, and Stopping the Radicalization of the GOP 1:01:21 How You Can Support her Candidacy Subscribe to our beautiful printed quarterly, whose stories are only found in print, at http://www.subscribetoaj.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/adventurejournal/ Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/adventurejournal Pinterest — https://www.pinterest.com/adventurejournl Tiktok — https://www.tiktok.com/@adventurejournal/ Adventure Journal is supported primarily by readers who subscribe to our printed quarterly and from small commissions received when you purchase through some of these links. AJ's reviews are not influenced by affiliates, nor do we accept sponsored content or paid placements or reviews. Opinions expressed here are solely our own.

Cody and Jonathan debate the greatest athletic achievements in outdoor sports in 2023; Caroline Gleich's run for the U.S. Senate; ski area & ski media business models; mountain town advice, the Most Canadian News; & more.RELATED LINKS:Moment Factory Store (Reno, NV)OpenSnow.com/BlisterJoin Us! Blister Summit 2024Get Yourself Covered: BLISTER+TOPICS & TIMES:Live Taping of Reviewing the News (00:30)Cody's December (6:31)Biggest Athletic Achievements of 2023 (11:08)Ski Areas & Business Models (28:29)Media, Ski Media, & Business Models (40:13)Climate News (52:43)Caroline Gleich Runs for Senator (1:01:50)Most Canadian News (1:09:29)Mtn Town Advice (1:14:02)What We're Reading & Watching (1:28:12)CHECK OUT OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Blister CinematicCRAFTED GEAR:30Bikes & Big IdeasOff The Couch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Pursuit – EP146 – New Year, Same ME w/ MrAdamX MrAdamX is BACK and worse than ever honestly.  From Blizzard warnings, CAST 2.0, BOA, Caroline Gleich is running for Senate, this episode is full of opinions, thoughts and predictions… (some of which have already been proven wrong)  If there's [...] The post The Pursuit – EP146 – New Year, Same ME w/ MrAdamX appeared first on Out Of Collective.

CLIF endurance athlete and a leader in the space of ski-mountaineering and endurance sports, Caroline Gleich shares with us how she has built her career and broken barriers as a woman and as an activist. She began her ski career while attending University of Utah and then went on to become the first woman to ski all 90 lines of the Chuting Gallery, climb Mount Everest and has competes in several ultra-marathons. Carolines legacy extends beyond her expeditions as she combines her passion for sport and advocacy as an activist for gender equity and environmental policy, traveling to Washington DC to testify in front of the House and Senate and organize climate rallies. Today she shares with us the pros and cons of social media, how to best protect yourself as a woman when faced with online harassment and how to build your brand with a powerful community of women and mentors. Caroline explores with us the path to becoming a pro and how to tear down the harmful narratives in sport around the “ideal” woman's body type. "Sometimes I feel like if I fail on an expedition that I'm not just failing for myself, I'm failing for all women and that's just simply not true.” - Caroline Gleich

In this episode AJW sits down with Athlete/Activist Caroline Gleich to discuss her career in sport, her passion for public policy, and her thoughts for the next decade in both athletics and activism.   Follow Caroline on Instagram @carolinegleich Check out these excellent resources from Patagonia https://www.patagonia.com/actionworks/about CrackabrewwithAJW.com      

Caroline Gleich lives on the ridgeline between adventure and activism. Her trips around the globe often transcend summit goals as she merges mountain missions with driving awareness around diversity, equality and inclusion, and environmental justice. In 2019, Caroline summited the tallest mountain in the world—with a fully torn ACL in her knee. Two years earlier, she was the first woman to ski the entirety of Utah's Chuting Gallery. But before she became a professional skier, Gleich thought she wanted to be a pro climber, after getting her start on old school sandbagged trad routes. While she ultimately pursued skiing, Gleich uses her rock and ice climbing skills to further her ski mountaineering goals.  On the advocacy side, she organizes marches, protests and rallies to further the causes she believes in, and has traveled to Washington DC to lobby for Protect Our Winters. In this episode of the Alpinist Podcast, Caroline recounts her Everest expedition, challenges stereotypes around body image, and dives into the dark side of her personality and how she plans for a future full of unknowns. This episode is brought to you by the American Alpine Club Alpinist Magazine: Website | Instagram | Facebook Host: Abbey Collins Guest: Caroline Gleich Producer + Engineer: Mike Horn  

Inappropriate Questions has been a staple of The Powell Movement podcast over the past couple of seasons. But did you know the show pre-dates TPM?  Years ago, I had a podcast with Powder Magazine called “Sponsored,” and to build my own audience off that show, I created Inappropriate Questions as a stand-alone podcast and put it out on the TPM feed. When Powder killed the Sponsored pod, I pulled old IQ episodes off the internet, knowing I would create what you are listening to today. So please enjoy this special two-part episode, Inappropriate Questions from the Vault: The Sponsored Years IQ From the Vault Show Notes Part 2 5:00:  Karl Fostvedt asks Caroline Gleich 2 questions   8:00:  Caroline Gleich ask Frank Raymond a question 11:00:  Frank Raymond asks David Lesh a question 16:00:  David Lesh asks Aaron McGovern two questions 20:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off sitewide with the code drinkfast Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers; they support action sports more than anyone 22:00:  Aaron McGovern asks Lexi DuPont a question 25:30:  I ask Elyse Saugstad two questions   29:00:  I ask Kristi Leskinen 2 questions 31:00:  I help Kristi Leskinen with 2 questions for Drew Tabke 35:30:  Drew Tabke asks 2 questions to Julian Carr   39:30:  Rollerblade: Ski season may be over but that feeling lasts all year with inline skating Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better 41:30:  Julian Carr asks Pep Fujas a question 44:00:  I help Pep Fujas with questions for Colston VB 48:00:  Colston VB asks Kim Reichhelm 2 questions   52:00:  I help Kim Reichhelm with questions for Matt Margetts 56:30:  Matt Margetts asks 2 questions with Mike Hattrup 62:00:  I ask Rachel Burks 2 questions

Out Of Bounds – E214 – Catching Up With Caroline Gleich   Darn Tough – Name says it all. Darn Tough Socks from Vermont, are exactly that. Merino wool and guaranteed for life. Treat your feet, you animal. Mammut –  Code: OutOfBounds –  Mammut has a wooly mammoth size selection [...] The post Out Of Bounds – E214 – Catching Up With Caroline Gleich appeared first on Out Of Collective.

Kilian talks to Caroline Gleich about her work as a professional athlete and climate activist. Should those of us who use the mountains the most be fighting the hardest for them? Find out more about Caroline's work at and listen to her podcast at: https://carolinegleich.com/podcast/ Learn more with The Athlete Climate Academy at www.anturus.co.uk/athleteclimateacademy

In 2001, when Caroline Gleich was 15 years old, her half-brother Martin died in an avalanche while skiing in the Utah backcountry. That tragedy didn’t prevent Gleich from becoming a professional skier—quite the opposite—but it has led her to develop a unique approach to managing risk. The truth is, avalanches are largely predictable: they only occur on certain slopes and under certain conditions. The problem is that such slopes and conditions coincide almost perfectly with the most fun skiing and snowboarding in the backcountry. This often leads people to make dangerous decisions, especially when they’ve been lucky so many times before. In this second episode of a two-part special exploring our relationship to the hazards of avalanches, Gleich talks about her long journey to becoming comfortable in the backcountry and how she believes we can stack the odds in our favor, even in the most unpredictable environments. This episode of the Outside Podcast is brought to you by Lake Hartwell Country, a largely undiscovered region in the mountains of South Carolina that’s one of the best adventure playgrounds anywhere. Visit lakehartwellcountry.com to start planning your trip now.

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Caroline’s one of the most accomplished ski mountaineers in the world and a passionate activist for the environment and gender equality. But we didn’t hit on any of that in this interview. Instead, we talked about her experience being forced to confront mortality - first when she was 15 and her half-brother died in an avalanche, later when she lost her best friend to the same fate in 2014, and as recently as 2019 when she summited Everest and encountered something rarely talked about. It was an honor to bear witness to Caroline’s openness around these topics and hear her share how these experiences have impacted her life now. Couldn’t have asked for a better kickoff to Season 2. @carolinegelich More at @notimetowasteproject and www.notimetowasteproject.com

Welcome to Running Remixed on the Caroline Gleich Show, a special four-part series to showcase how a diverse group of athletes uses running to maximize their training and practice. We'll hear how they live, work, train and incorporate running for about 30 minutes which is designed to accompany you while you run. Then, we'll hear from trainer Don Saladino, one of the most respected trainers in the business. He's trained celebrities such as Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and Hugh Jackman. He's created a 15 minute workout inspired by each athlete to celebrate how running remixed helps them stay fit, active and healthy to finish the show. This series is brought to you in collaboration with On to celebrate the launch of the new Cloud X shoe. Lightweight and ultra-reactive, the Cloud X is designed to be your secret weapon for short, high-tempo runs (up to 10km) and mixed movement workouts. It features CloudTec, Swiss-engineered technology that turns impact into acceleration, expanding as you lift off for impact protection, increased propulsion, and explosive takeoffs. On was born in the Swiss mountains and is committed to sustainability and responsibility, for people and the planet. If you order the Cloud X now, On will include a free resistance band (made in Germany by Blackroll) to maximize your running remixed workout (while stocks last). Learn more: https://www.on-running.com/en-us/ On this episode, Caroline's partner and husband, Rob Lea, is taking over host duties to interview Caroline Gleich. Caroline is a professional ski mountaineer, activist and endurance athlete. She's climbed some of the highest peaks in the world including Everest, and Cho Oyu (the sixth highest peak in the world), finished ultramarathons and was the 2018 female team skimo national champion. She's been on the covers of ski magazines and in award winning films and has testified to Congress about how climate change is impacting mountaineering, snowsports and public health. We discuss what Caroline does as a ski mountaineer, the training and skills involved, how she makes a living as an athlete, the inspiration for her activism, some of her favorite adventure locations, what's next on her adventure list, how mountaineering works with ADHD, how she got into running, how recovery runs unlocked her potential for longer distance running, her marathon and ultramarathon experience, how she discovered On, how the Cloud X supports her ACL recovery, her vision for her future in mountaineering, how running remixed fits into her training, how running helped her find healing from a challenging situation with a cyber stalker, progressing from running and exercising from a place of body shame to a place of running from self-love, her favorite places to run, After the interview, we get into our body weight and banded workout with inspired by adventure athlete Caroline Gleich. If you'd like to see videos of these workouts, go to www.on-running.com/remixed. This workout is intended to improve overall athleticism, strength, and resiliency. Repeat this circuit for 3 total rounds totaling 15 min of work. 1) Alternating lunge to upper body banded rotation 40/20 2) Lateral walks with bands 40/20 3) Body weight squats with optional bands 40/20 4) Plank walkouts 40/20 5) Banded prone pulldowns 40/20 Follow Don: https://www.donsaladino.com/ Follow Caroline: https://www.instagram.com/carolinegleich --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/caroline-gleich/message

Coping with Rapidly Changing, Challenging Conditions! Big mountain climber and Alpenglow Expeditions founder Adrian Ballinger, professional rock climber Emily Harrington, ski mountaineer and activist Caroline Gleich, and pro skier Angel Collinson discuss the adventurer’s perspective on coping with rapidly changing, challenging conditions as it relates to the outdoors and the world as of 2020. This is a replay from the Stoked From Home online summit by The Stokecast. Hosted by Jonathan Ronzio and Emily Holland. (Watch the episode at youtube.com/c/jonathanronzio)

What can you do to advocate for environmental justice for all, fight for underrepresented voices and protect our frontline communities? What inspires you to protect public lands? How can we find healing through these turbulent times? On this episode of the Caroline Gleich show, U.S. Representative Raul Grijalva dives deeper into these questions and finds solutions on how we can transition towards a sustainable future. Congressman Raul Grijalva is a Democrat serving Arizona's 3rd District. He began his career in public service four decades ago as a community organizer in Tucson. Throughout his career, he's always fought for underrepresented voices. In 2018, Rep. Grijalva became the Chair of the House Natural Resources Committee and I had a chance to meet him in February 2020 when I was invited to testify in support of his bill, The American Public Lands and Waters Climate Solutions Act (HR 5435). Testifying was strangely intense and scary experience, but whenever I got scared, I felt comforted by his presence. I feel better about our country knowing there are people like him advocating for livable wages for American workers, immigration reform and land protections to safeguard our nation's natural treasures for the next generation. On the show today, we discuss the story behind the American Public Lands and Waters Climate Solution Act, how public lands can be a part of the climate solution, and the intersectionality of climate, environment, and racial/social justice. He shares what inspired him to protect public lands and gives us tips on how we can make our environmental activism intersectional and inclusive to build resilience coalitions to advocate for public lands and to unite against climate change. Thank you to Protect Our Winters Action Fund for supporting this as a part of their Virtual Lobby Camp and Fat Tire. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/caroline-gleich/message

Today we are talking to Rob Lea and we think you’ll find this one pretty inspirational. In 2019, Rob completed what he has dubbed the Ultimate World Triathlon. In the span of 6 months, he summited Mount Everest, swam the English Channel, and rode his bike across America. This is a man that isn’t afraid to take on hard challenges, in fact, he thrives on them.Rob also had his eyes on the greater good as he summited Mount Everest with his now wife, Caroline Gleich (did I fail to mention he married his dream girl in the midst of all this?). Rob & Caroline used their climb as an opportunity to raise awareness for women’s equality, drawing attention to the implicit biases that exist toward women.We explore all of this and more on today’s episode with Rob. So settle in to whatever it is you’re doing and enjoy.In This Episode We Discuss:What inspired the Ultimate World TriathlonThe difference between suffering while climbing Everest, swimming the English Channel and biking across AmericaHow Rob prepared his body for each leg of the journey (like gaining 30 pounds in 30 days before the swim)How to develop coping mechanisms to get through hard momentsWhat motivated the “tri for equality” aspectChallenges for female athletes he’s witnessed first-hand as the partner of a pro athleteWhat someone can do to understand their implicit biasWhat he misses when he doesn’t have a “next” adventure planned.Thought Experiment:Rob’s motivation to take on these monumental challenges is simple, but so inspiring. To paraphrase, it gives him something to look forward to. Finding a reason to want to better yourself everyday is not easy. But if you can find a challenge you look forward to (one that causes you to train, study or prepare incessantly) you’ll be forced to become an improved version of yourself. We live for the feeling that comes along when you finally put all your training and preparation to the test - there’s nothing better.Today’s thought experiment may sound simple but might be challenging to answer. What are you looking forward to? It’s perfectly fine to look forward to your beach vacation - we work hard to save the money to afford to do such things - but, beyond that, I’m asking about something you can achieve. Something that is simultaneously a challenge but also seems achievable with application. It can be as simple as making time to read a book or as daunting as climbing Mount Everest. What are you looking forward to and what will it take to make it reality? Until next time.Resources:Follow Rob’s adventures on Instagram!Interrupt your implicit bias with this worksheet!Learn about the Big Mountain Dreams Foundation!Get yourself some real estate in Park City from Rob!

Caroline Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer and adventurer based in Park City, UT. She’s graced the cover of Powder, Backcountry & Ski Magazines and appeared in a ski films. But beyond being an athlete, Caroline uses her voice to advocate for social and environmental causes to bring awareness to issues like climate change, clean air, gender equality and cyber harassment.Caroline’s goal is to inspire people to get outside, live a healthy, active lifestyle and protect the places we love to play. There may not be anyone better for the job. Caroline shares so much with us in this episode from what it means to use your voice for change to how to ignore your naysayers & believe in your wildest dreams.In this episode we explore:What compels Caroline to use her platform as a professional skier for advocacy around climate change & equalityHow Caroline reconciles the inherent risk of being in the backcountry after experiencing lossCaroline’s decision to climb Everest without an ACL and the power of taking life & all its adventures one step at a timeHow Caroline found her power & agency throughout an ongoing cyber-bullying attackA few simple steps to becoming a citizen activistTweetables:“I just felt like when I was in the wild, I could be my real self. There’s something so freeing about being outside.”“As a female athlete, we’ve never been able to have that kind of platform before. Where we’ve been able to tell our stories the way we want to tell them in real time. I’m really grateful for the power of social media because it’s allowed me to take be able to take people along on my career in a way that wasn’t accessible to us before.””You can’t be what you can’t see.”“You have to be so careful about the voices you allow in your head.”Resources:Follow Caroline on Instagram, Twitter & Facebook!Learn more about ProtectOurWinters and how you can support!Listen to the podcast DrilledBuy the book Merchants of DoubtHead to the Patagonia Action Works platform to discover and connect with environmental action groups and get involved with the work they doCheck out Caroline on the web!

Rob Lea and Caroline Gleich are Utah’s true adventure couple. Caroline is a well known big mountain skier and alpinist. Rob an accomplished triathlete. In what was clearly the Ultimate World Triathlon, Rob set out last summer to climb Mount Everest, swim the English Channel and ride his bike across America. Oh, and along the way, Rob and Caroline were married. Rob’s ultimate triathlon was a world first, and all done to raise awareness of gender equality.

Rob Lea and Caroline Gleich are Utah’s true adventure couple. Caroline is a well known big mountain skier and alpinist. Rob an accomplished triathlete. In what was clearly the Ultimate World Triathlon, Rob set out last summer to climb Mount Everest, swim the English Channel and ride his bike across America. Oh, and along the way, Rob and Caroline were married. Rob’s ultimate triathlon was a world first, and all done to raise awareness of gender equality.

One more time all together, fam, CONSCIENTIOUS CONSUMERISM IS A MYTH. Okay, now that that’s out of the way and we’re all registered to vote, we’re ready to get listening! The episode starts off by highlighting badbass bitches Caroline Gleich and Katie Boué staging a climate rally at outdoor retailers convention, and then Clare gets cozy with a couple glasses of wine and the one and only Maiza! The women talk climbing grades, being ultra competitive with your partner, falling down (A LOT), and growing up in the jungle?!?!?! Although Maiza refuses to make jaguar noises on air, you will not be disappointed as she regales Clare with her tales of adventure across both Americas. Clare teaches Maiza what the word drowning means! Maiza teaches Clare that "army" is not a catch-all phrase for people in the military! Happy listening (and learning), bitches. As always, rooting for you! XoxoPodcast IG: @backcountrybtchsClare's IG: @miss.clare.in.the.wildMaiza's IG: @maizalimarock

Rob Lea is an animal. In a 6 month period, he summitted Mt. Everest, swam the English Channel, got married, and rode his bike across America, all while raising awareness for gender equality in the mountains and in the boardroom based on the HeforShe Initiative by the United Nations.  Rob's mountaineering career includes climbs of mountains around the world including Aconcagua, Denali, and most recently, Cho Oyo.  Not only is he an endurance machine, but he is a realtor in Park City, UT.  His love for triathlon, inspiration from his wife and Professional Athlete Caroline Gleich, and even the medal hanging in his closet as Age Group 30-34 Half Ironman World Champ prove that Rob is no stranger to pushing his limits.  Topics Discussed in the Podcast  how did he come up with the Ultimate World Triathlon how to get out of your own way and dream big men supporting gender equality and #climbforequality prepping for Everest Risk Mitigation: personal safety vs pushing limits on Everest Swimming the English Channel: jellyfish stings, caloric intake, brown fat Biking across America with virtually no training overcoming monotony and the will to go on Listen Now       Resources Follow Rob on Instagram Rob's website Implicit Bias Disrupter Questions HeforShe Initiative Listen to my podcast episode with Rob's wife: Caroline Gleich  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2 Ways to Give Back to the Show           ________________________________________________ Yay!  Our Podcast Sponsor- Sufferfest Beer In 2012, Founder and CEO Caitlin Landesberg started her search for the perfect beer to cheers with friends after long trail runs in and around San Francisco… but didn't find a beer that fit the bill when it came to celebrating her athletic lifestyle and diet. So, taking matters into her own hands, Caitlin spent years developing the beer she wanted to see in the world. After teaming up with an all-star brewmaster to perfect her recipes, Caitlin started to share her beer with friends and fellow trail runners.  The beer is brewed with built-in superfoods so you can recover, sweat for your beer, and feel good! Listen Now: The Sonya Looney Show Podcast Episode with Caitlin Landesberg ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Don't Miss an Episode: Subscribe!                          

Caroline Gleich has consistently pushed the envelope in the high alpine environment of the Himalaya. She has also pushed it at home in Utah's Wasatch Mountains. In 2017 she became the first woman to descend all 90 lines of "The Chuting Gallery," Andrew McLean's guide to steep, extreme skiing in the Wasatch. She has also skied Cho Oyu, the 6th tallest peak in the world, summited Mt. Everest and skied the three tallest peaks in Ecuador, in one weekend. Despite her accomplishments, Caroline has consistently had to battle misogyny, sexism and doubters at an unprecedented level for a professional athlete. We talk about these topics at length in our conversation, as well as the larger gender-bias implications in the outdoor space. Caroline tells us about the vitriol of the cyber-bullying she has experienced throughout her career, and more importantly, how she has chosen to combat and beat it. We also talk about the importance of her family, how losing several close friends in the mountains drives her to this day, anxiety and depression and her outspoken defense of environmental and social causes. We think you will enjoy this intimate and insightful chat with one of the most accomplished ski mountaineers and fantastic persons of our day.

Ski mountaineer and activist Caroline Gleich sits down to talk about her background, social media, self esteem, her budding political aspirations, and optimism in the face of impending doom.

Equal parts athlete, influencer and activist, Caroline Gleich has changed the way we look at pro skiers. And, over her career, she’s changed the way she looks at herself. Unapologetically “open book,” Gleich dishes on putting up with social media trolls, wedding-day stress, the Trump administration and recovering from injury.

Caroline Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer and activist who decided to use her platform as an athlete for good at the top of Mt. Everest early this summer. Her “Climb for Equality” campaign used her 29,029-foot climb as a platform to encourage more women to take on mountains in the outdoors, the boardroom, and daily life. Caroline’s actual journey to the top is an incredible story.

Adventurer Rob Lea is 2/3 of the way through his goal of climbing Everest, swimming the English Channel and riding a bike across the United States. We talk to him about what it takes to make these crazy ideas come to fruition, why he's doing it, and how he's become more engaged in big-picture conservation efforts thanks to his fianceé, mountaineer and activist Caroline Gleich.

This week, Alyssa and Haley chat with Caroline Gleich, professional skiier and ski mountaineer. Caroline shares what it's like to stand on top of the world, how she feels about the risks and costs of big expeditions, and why she wants to see more women reaching the summit of physical and professional peaks. Caroline talks climbing Everest with a torn ACL, being a climate change activist, and forging her own path despite an unconventional trajectory. Plus, it's Haley's birthday week and Sara pops in to tell us about the 2019 Outspoken Summit. Don’t miss out on earlybird pricing for the Summit ending July 31st! **Early-bird pricing for Outspoken Summit ends July 31st** --> Register at www.outspokensummit.com/ **Become part of our community of strong, feisty, women by becoming a Live Feisty patron - www.patreon.com/livefeisty** Send your mailbag questions to ironwomenpodcast@gmail.com

Matt and Caroline chat about how the Minnesota native became a professional skier and what she and other outdoor athletes are doing to fight for clean energy and clean air. For more information, check out Caroline on Instagram and take a look at Protect Our Winters, the activist athlete network she and others belong so. If you’re a podcast listener, here’s the link to the iTunes feed for the HEAL Utah Podcast. If you use an Android app or another non iTunes method, paste this link —https://www.healutah.org/feed/podcast — into whatever app you use.

Matt and Caroline chat about how the Minnesota native became a professional skier and what she and other outdoor athletes are doing to fight for clean energy and clean air. For more information, check out Caroline on Instagram and take a look at Protect Our Winters, the activist athlete network she and others belong so. If you’re a podcast listener, here’s the link to the iTunes feed for the HEAL Utah Podcast. If you use an Android app or another non iTunes method, paste this link —https://www.healutah.org/feed/podcast — into whatever app you use.

Once labeled a ski model, Caroline Gleich’s path to becoming a respected ski mountaineer has been quite the climb.  From the billboards of Utah to the monsters of the Himalaya, there is no fear in this 5’1” ball of energy.  The podcast gives a little of Caroline’s backstory and then a lot about Everest.  It was a heavy year on the mountain and Caroline shares what she experienced.  It’s a real look into a world that most of us only read about and it’s a great listen.   Caroline Gleich Show Notes: 1:30:  Knee surgery (last week) recovery  5:00:  Her backstory (2017):  MN, Skiing, Utah, Kristin Ulmer, loss, photos, 2013, and challenges 20:15:  Stanley: Get 30% off site wide with the code powell30 Evo:  The best online experience in action sports with retail to back it up 21:30:  Her insane 2018 (72 peaks), peaks she is proud of and proposing 28:00:  Deciding to go to Everest, the reason, the cost 38:00:  Spy Optic:  Get 20% off on their site Spyoptic.com using the code TPM20 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 39:30:  Cost continued, knee injury, and living in a high-altitude tent 46:30:  The travel, base-camp, and what’s it like    54:00:  ABC at 21K Feet, sickness, and food 59:00:  The progression of camps, waiting an extra night at camp 2, and the bad day 53:00:  Summit day, the climbing, and seeing death 70:00:  The Summit, the way down, and, getting home 73:00:  Inappropriate Questions

Caroline Gleich, professional skier and mountaineer and Founder of the Big Mountain Dreams Foundation, joins Maddy Orr to discuss her experiences with climate advocacy in schools and in Washington, the importance of spending time outside, and role models in the sustainability space.

In April 2019, Caroline Gleich and Rob Lea will climb Mt. Everest as a “Climb For Equality,” to highlight the role that men and people of all genders can play in supporting women’s leadership, in the mountains and beyond. Despite gains for women in other areas of society, only 10% of climbers on 8000m are women. As of June 2017, only 536 women have climbed Mt. Everest. It’s not enough to have women showing up. We need more women at the top. The Climb for Equality is a social awareness campaign where Rob and Caroline will aim to get 100 mountaineers of all genders to do a social media post about how they will support women’s leadership and combat bias. The campaign will provide a tool kit of ways to interrupt bias. 10% of funds raised will go towards organizations that support women’s leadership. Caroline Gleich It’s been Caroline’s lifelong dream to take skis to the Himalayas. She never thought she would be drawn to Everest until she was on the drive to Cho Oyu in September 2018 and saw Everest for the first time. Her first thought was, “I want to ski that.” Caroline plans to ski from 7500m down the North Ridge and North Col. It will be a highlight in her skiing career after skiing in big mountain ranges around the world including the Cordillera Blanca, French and Swiss Alps, Canadian Rockies and others. As a professional ski mountaineer and environmental activist, Caroline has seen gender inequality among the world’s tallest peaks and in the halls of Congress. With strong support from her partner, Rob, they realized that advocating for gender equality isn’t only a woman’s job, and through this project, aim to bring strong male allies and people of all genders into the conversation. Rob Lea As a World Champion Half Ironman, Rob is no stranger to physically exhausting, challenging, and long days. The list of triathlons Rob has completed is exhaustive and his love of the sport has given him a new objective: the Ultimate World Triathlon. As part of the Ultimate World Tri, Rob will climb Mt. Everest, swim the English Channel, and cycle across America. More than the physical challenge, Rob will also raise awareness for gender inequality in the mountains and the boardroom, based on the He for She initiative by the United Nations. Rob’s mountaineering career includes climbs of mountains around the world including Aconcagua, Denali, and most recently, Cho Oyo. He is also planning on doing what is called the Ultimate world triathlon, which includes Climbing Everest, Swimming the English Channel, and ride his bike across America, all within 6 months. Check out their story here: https://ksltv.com/410481/ultimate-world-triathlon-aims-spark-conversation-gender-equality/ Caroline's Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3wVVykSBiU&fbclid=IwAR0a2m5upoAZ24JoW4ojzhYx239KAIQtgkXZ_iPSQelSU0fZAetHnwTcZVk Sign up for their newsletter here: https://carolinegleich.us18.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=5ba762c9caa0b0a57635a3fe5&id=28f9ffff8d --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/executiveathletes/support

A couple of weeks ago I participated in a ski retreat in Jackson Wyoming called SummitX, which brought together professionals at the convergence of tech, leadership, entrepreneurship, and adventure. The event focused on a whole lot of skiing powder (priorities straight right) and leadership development, and through intense workshops and in-depth conversations, I think it's safe to say everyone involved walked away a stronger leader and human being.  As part of the event, I got the opportunity to host a live recording of this podcast where I interviewed Dirk Collins and Caroline Gleich.    When I was conceptualizing this conversation and the event as a whole, I knew we would have something special with these two guests and thoughtful live audience, but I have to say - what we ended up with exceeded my expectations.    A couple of quick notes to listeners and then a little more about my guests.    So obviously doing an interview in front of a live audience is a little different then doing a 1 on 1 conversation in my living room. The first cool thing about a live show is the participation from the audience, so be sure to stay tuned in for the Q&A towards the end of the conversation. You'll also probably pick up on the fact that I showed some video clips of cool projects that Caroline and Dirk have done, and needless to say that doesn't translate too well into an audio only podcast, but I at least tried to keep in some of the sound bites so you could get a taste of the experience. If you want to check out the video clips, all the links are in the show resources section for this episode in your podcast platform or at my website. Lastly, I apologize in advance for a little bit of feedback noise from the microphones being passed around - nature of the beast guys.   Okay so, a little bit about Caroline and Dirk.    Caroline Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer and environmental advocate based in Salt Lake City, UT. If you ski in the Wasatch, you've either seen her on the skin track or in the magazines. She is passionate about a wide-range of climate and social issues, and is often working with advocacy non-profits like Protect Our Winters, Heal Utah, Winter Wildlands Alliance, and Tree Utah. She is also the founder of Big Mountain Dreams Foundation, which is dedicated to protecting big mountain environments, while also advocating for the people who live and play there. The film clip we saw from Caroline is called Follow Through, and it documents her journey to ski all 90 ski lines in Andrew McLeans book on steep skiing called the Chuting Gallery.    Dirk Collins is a mountain athlete, producer, director, filmmaker and brand strategist based in Jackson, Wyoming. He is the founder and president of One Eyed Bird, a boutique creative marketing and entertainment house with a passion for meaningful storytelling. Dirk also co-founded Teton Gravity Research, which is arguably one of the most well-known outdoor film and media production companies out there. Dirk is renowned for taking on complex and technically challenging projects, where his ability to create compelling stories for his clients defies traditional boundaries, no matter the athletic challenge, remote location, or harsh environment. The live audience saw a few different film clips from Dirk, the first was a segment from a series of shorts he did with author and flow expert Steven Kotler for his book Rise of Superman. The second was an insane action sports commercial he did for Pirelli Tires, and the third documented a ski mountaineering trip he took with Jimmy Chin and Kit DesLauriers in Greenland.   I want to give special thanks to my friends Eric Shutt (who founded SummitX) and Joseph Abrahams for bringing me onto the staff, and also to the rest of the crew Josh Cogan, Matt Adkins, and Todd Hanna.    And the last thing before we get into the live interview… Some of you know about Outwild, which is a company I started with my friends Courtney Sanford and Sanni McCandless. Outwild is an event series and resource hub for people who want to create more outdoor and value-driven lifestyles, and I wanted to let you all know we have a few events coming up. This June, we are hosting a women's only retreat in the mountains of New Hampshire focused on following and creating more of what makes you feel alive into your daily life. I'll be doing a workshop of harnessing flow states on top of a lot of other cool workshops and outdoor activities. As of this morning, March 21st there is actually only one ticket left to that event. However, we do have our larger annual festival coming up in September in Lotus California as well. Tickets will be going on sale soon, so stay tuned or go to Outwild.co to find out more. Also want to give a quick shout out to all the Outwild 2018 alumni who threw a pretty banging ski trip reunion in Salt Lake City a few weeks ago - had an awesome time with you guys!   Show Resources: Dirk Collins: Founder - One-Eyed Bird Cofounder - Teton Gravity Research Instagram Film clips from live recording - Flow (Rise of Superman), Pirelli Tires Commercial, Ski Expedition to Greenland (Avani Nuna) Caroline Gleich: Founder - Big Mountain Dreams Foundation Personal website Instagram Film clip from live recording - Follow Through Other show resources and mentions: SummitX Leadership and Tech Retreat Photos by Joshua Cogan Space by Silicon Couloir and Spark Coworking The Chuting Gallery - by Andrew McLean Jimmy Chin Kit DesLauriers Steven Kotler

Caroline Gleich is a 33 year old professional ski mountaineer, adventurer and activist for social and environmental justice. She was the first woman to ski all 90 lines of "The Chuting Gallery" a steep skiing guidebook to Utah's Wasatch Mountain Range by Andrew Mclean and she runs ultramarathons! We talk about some of thing Caroline is passionate about: skiing and running and activism as well as mental health, online bullying, and making a living in the outdoor industry.

Caroline Gleich is a ski mountaineer who knows the meaning of scary but rewarding: whether she's climbing 8,000 meter mountains in the Himalayas or anticipating her future as an adventure-seeking wife and mom. Years of hard work have brought her here and while she's a self described late bloomer, Caroline's learned to trust the timing in her life. Looking back on 2018, Caroline shared on her Instagram that she summited 72 peaks and climbed 489,704 human powered vertical feet of uphill. Included in these peaks and vertical feet was the 6th highest mountain in the world, Cho Oyu. We talked with Caroline about that climb and the family she sees in her future. Even though she’s ski mountaineered some of the tallest mountains in the world, her thoughts on fear, self-trust, and creating the life she wants for herself hit close to home. Plus, we catch up with Karen Wang two years after we interviewed her for Episode 9, After the Pacific Crest Trail. Women featured in this episode: Caroline Gleich and Karen Wang Hosted by Gale Straub The She Explores Book is now available for presale! Learn more here In this episode you'll hear: What surprised Caroline about her climb of Cho Oyu, the sixth highest mountain in the world Why she continues to ski mountaineer despite the inherent risks How altitude sickness almost cost her the summit Why she proposed to her fiancé and not the other way around How what she learned on Cho Oyu will help her on her spring climb of Everest How Caroline copes with pre-trip anxiety and post-trip depression Why getting married and planning to have kids feels scarier than a big mountaineering trip Our up with Karen Wang two years after her "After the Pacific Crest Trail" interview Sponsored by ThirdLove Join us in our She Explores Podcast Facebook Group Learn more at She-Explores.com Sponsor Websites and Codes Thirdlove.com/explore: For 15% off your first purchase Resources Caroline Gleich: Instagram & Website Karen Wang: Photography/Website & Blog Episode 9 - After the Pacific Crest Trail: Karen Wang Follow Through: A Film about Caroline by REI & Duct Tape Then Beer Headspace App RANGER Station Schedule at Outdoor Retailer trade show Natives Outdoors Flash Foxy She Explores Book, available for Pre-order! Enjoy this episode? Rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen. It’ll help other people find us. Music is by Steve Combs, Mise, Josh Woodward, Evan Schaffer, and Meydan using a Creative Commons Attribution license.

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Hi everyone! Merry Christmas & happy holidays! This is our episode with pro skier/mountaineer, Caroline Gleich. I had a great time chatting with Caroline about everything from her latest trip to the top of Cho... The post E39 – Caroline Gleich appeared first on Out of Bounds Podcast.

Caroline Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer, endurance athlete, and environmental activist. This past fall, she climbed and skied Cho Oyu, the sixth highest mountain in the world. On today’s episode, we’ll talk about that adventure, where she faced a spell of high altitude pulmonary edema (hape) that threatened her chances at summitting. Later in our conversation, we’ll talk about the implicit and sometimes explicit bias that women face in adventure sports that are predominantly male.   In today’s Company Spotlight, we feature Onsight Equipment, an eco-friendly travel gear company based out of British Colombia. Onsight uses recycled materials to build travel storage solutions, including bicycle frame bags, messenger bags, and travel organizers. After my interview with their marketing and business development manager, Jens Ourom, I'll review some of the products with Roommate Max and Hannah Van Wetter. For 20%, use the code “mtnmeister25” at https://www.onsightequipment.com/    Episode Sponsor: SAXX Underwear. Use the code meister at checkout for $5 off and free shipping! https://www.saxxunderwear.com/     Episode Links:   Caroline Gleich's website: https://carolinegleich.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolinegleich/ Misogyny and Sexism: https://www.outsideonline.com/2313816/caroline-gleich-sexism  

Professional ski mountaineer, adventurer, environmental and social activist, Caroline Gleich is not shy about battling demons. Whether those demons are social media stalkers and trolls, or her internal voice of fear and insecurity, Caroline has become a champion of creating an open and honest dialogue around tackling personal and professional obstacles head-on. Her unshakable positivity coupled with her drive to push limits in the mountains while protecting the places we play, make Caroline a powerhouse of inspiration that we were stoked to have on The Stokecast! In this episode, we chat about skiing, mountaineering, and training for an ultramarathon, as well as the importance of humbling yourself with new challenges as a way to overcome personal and professional struggles. For more from Caroline and the notes on this episode, visit https://exploreinspired.com/stokecast

Are we robbing our kids of valuable self-directed executive function when we solve everything for them and don’t let them make mistakes? This is a valuable life skill needed to succeed in college and beyond. Listen in as Jessica Lahey explains on the newest podcast.  Subscribe to the Way of Champions Podcast on iTunes Show Notes 7:10 Education is not about attendance and tests, are we missing the best moments for teaching? 14:25 When we are highly directive with kids, they don’t become frustrated. Kids who can’t be frustrated cannot benefit from formative assessment and desirable difficulties 20:55 We remove self-directed executive function and children need this to develop, incredibly important in high school and college 56:25 Caroline Gleich’s Journey to Ski the “Shooting Gallery” About Jessica Lahey Jessica Lahey is a teacher, writer, and mom. She writes about education, parenting, and child welfare for The Atlantic, Vermont Public Radio, and the New York Times and is the author of the New York Timesbestselling book, The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed. She is a member of the Amazon Studios Thought Leader Board and wrote the educational curriculum for Amazon Kids’ The Stinky and Dirty Show. Jessica earned a B.A. in Comparative Literature from the University of Massachusetts and a J.D. with a concentration in juvenile and education law from the University of North Carolina School of Law. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and two sons and teaches high school English and writing in Vermont. Get in Touch Website: JessicaLahey.com Twitter: @JessLahey Instagram: @TeacherLahey Youtube: Search “Gift of Failure FAQ’s” Become a Transformational Coach Today - Join Us at Way of Champions 2018 Take your Coaching to the Next Level with Transformational Coaching If you are enjoying our podcast, please help us out and leave a review on iTunes. How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name Way of Champions. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the Way of Champions podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Thanks so much, every review helps us to spread this message! Hosted by John O'Sullivan. Produced by Coach Reed Maltbie

Dick and Danny review "Follow Through," Presented by REI the film by Duct Tape Then Beer tells the story of Caroline Gleich, a ski mountaineer in Utah. The story follows Caroline as she works to complete an ambitious tick-list, while at the same time dealing with harassment from cyber-stalkers and overcoming personal tragedies. This one was an instant favourite for sure! Also Dirtbag Adventure Film Reviews is doing their first ever give away! Details in the podcast.

Caroline Gleich is a magnet for adventure.  She is one of the ski mountaineering world's most prolific skiers.  She has been on the cover of many skiing magazines, premiered in Warren Miller films, and skied some of the most challenging lines around the world. Most notable and recent was that she was the 4th person ever and first woman to ski all 90 lines in the Chuting Gallery in the Wasatch Range.  Caroline will be the first to say, "Ski Mountaineering is really dangerous."  She is also an environmental activist. Backcountry skiing is so much more than being a skilled skier.  You have to have intuition; when to summit and when not to ski. When to push past the shaky heart in the throat fear and when to listen to it.  So why does she do it?  This podcast is about so much more than just adventures and how to decide what to do when faced with a challenge.  It's about how to stand up to cyber bullies, it's about gender equality, what it's really like to be an endurance athlete and how isolating that can be, and it's about what it really means to be brave.  Listen Now Watch Caroline's documentary with REI and read more about it here.  Topics Discussed in the Podcast  Her journey to becoming a ski mountaineer How to know when to turn back and manage fear and danger Caroline's challenges with cyber bullying How Caroline makes a living as a professional athlete and the path to becoming a sponsored athlete Gender bias and what it's like to be a female skier  What it's like to be a 5 ft tall Ski Mountaineer Links Caroline's Instagram Carolines Website My Facebook Group: Plant-Powered Tribe The Hoodie I designed with Primal Support the Show If you like my show, I'm aiming to make it an ad-free zone using crowdfunding to support it.  All donations will go directly to the production of the show. I'm raising money using Patreon.   A lot of podcasts sell ads to cover the production costs of the show, which can be quite high. I am not a fan of ads when I listen to podcasts so my goal is make this podcast an ad-free zone. The currently production of this free show is primarily supported out of my own pocket and a small portion is covered through the donations on Patreon. With my Patreon page, you can donate directly to the show which will help me cover the costs each week. If you find value and enjoy this show, you can donate any amount 200 dollars per month to as little as one dollar per episode (which is only 4 dollars a month!) I really appreciate your support! Crowdfunding on Patreon – thank you! Shop my products!  Leave a review or share on social media Don't forget to subscribe! Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Thanks for listening!          

Caroline’s Wild Idea: To climb up huge mountains, ski down them, go on amazing adventures, and become an advocate for the environment and more. Caroline Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer, adventurer, trail runner and activist. Based in Salt Lake City, Caroline recently became the first woman and fourth person to ski all 90 lines featured in “The Chuting Gallery,” a steep skiing guidebook to the Wasatch Range. A nature lover since birth, Caroline has used her voice as an athlete and an ambassador for brands like KEEN, Clif Bar and Patagonia to speak up about social and environmental issues like climate change, clean air, and cyber harassment. She’s graced the covers of magazines like Powder and Backcountry, appeared in multiple Warren Miller Films, and I even recently wrote about her in Outside Magazine. On this episode, Caroline shares challenges and advice on being a woman in a burly man’s sport, training tips to climbing mountains and getting ready for an ultramarathon, how she handles fear and how she’s advocating for change. Listen to this episode if:  You want to climb mountains. You love skiing. You’re passionate about environmental and justice issues. You like confronting your fears.  You use social media to connect and be inspired by others. For full show notes, including guest links and books mentioned during the episode, visit: http://wildideasworthliving.com/39

Once labeled a ski model, Caroline Gleich is open and honest about all she has done to become a respected ski mountaineer. 1:11: Busy early season 2:00: Getting into skiing in MN 3:40: Small in stature 7:12: Moving to Utah 9:15: Ulmer hired to mentor 10:15: How did you get your first sponsor 12:00: The face of skiing in Utah 14:00: How did she get into climbing? 15:00: 2013: The year of Caroline 15:47: Andrew McLean 16:45: Getting back into climbing with Liz 18:00: Challenges of being small 19:30: The gender issue in skiing 20:30: A non-traditional path to finding success 22:44: Who pays the bills? 25:00: What’s on tap for 2017 "I always had this greater vision for myself, and along the way everyone told me I couldn't do it—I was too small, I wasn't strong enough—but eventually you kind of have to decide what you're capable of and not listen to anyone else," says Gleich, in this episode of the "Sponsored" podcast. Gleich and host Mike Powell also discuss gender biases in snowsports. "There's still so much implicit bias about what a small woman can do," says Gleich. "In snowsports, we still have a really long way to go as far as gender equality. At the end of the day, I think my actions will speak louder than any of my words. I do want validation and would love more recognition about my accomplishments, but at the end of the day, I'd rather just do the thing and let my actions speak for me." In addition to being a ski mountaineer, Gleich is known for her perpetual high energy. "I'm just so grateful in my adult life to keep my body in motion. Growing up, sitting through school was always really hard for me," says Gleich. "When I'm in the mountains, I'm just so overjoyed to be there. So I think just having the energy and the stoke, it was really helpful to have that burning desire."

Caroline Gleich is a professional ski mountaineer who combines rock climbing and skiing on some of the highest peaks in the world. She graduated from the University of Utah and established her ambitions by training on its mountain ranges. Among her career highlights are conquering Les Aiguilles de Chamonix in France and the three highest peaks in Ecuador. Visit Caroline's website here and follow her on Twitter @carolinegleich. Visit us online at www.wisp.media, post your comments on our Facebook page at Women in Sport Media and follow us on Twitter @WiSPodcast.