Podcasts about of mountains

Today's Guests: Steve Osterholzer, Founder and President “Of Mountains and Men”, joins us to talk about this great ministry that helps reach young men ages 12-17 all across the United States. The adventures that these you men are given certainly have a lot of expenses, and in this season of giving, we ask that you... READ MORE

In this special season of Make It Simple, we're having conversations with friends all about Matt's new book, Junk Drawer Jesus.This week, we welcome Erick Sorensen to talk about Chapter 3: "Of Mountains and Measurements" and what do we do about grace when it seems so counter-intuitive.You can grab your copy of Junk Drawer Jesus by Matt Popovits today at 1517.org or anywhere books are sold!***Erick Sorensen leads Church Partnerships at 1517. He holds degrees from Biola and Lutheran Brethren Seminary and has served as a pastor in multiple locations. He also a co-hosts the podcasts "30 Minutes in the New Testament" and "Field Guide to the Bible," and is co-author of "Scandalous Stories: A Sort of Commentary on the Parables." You can find more about Erick and his work at https://www.pastorerick.org/Support the show******For more information on Make It Simple Ministries, head to https://makeitsimple.org/To support Make It Simple, head here: Support the showBuy your copy of Junk Drawer Jesus wherever books are sold.

Apart from being a regular columnist at Outside magazine, she's had work published in the New York Times, The Guardian, Condé Nast Traveler, and Backpacker magazine, among others, as well on dozens of websites, including Lonely Planet, mindbodygreen, Adventure Journal, and REI Journal.  Emily has also appeared on NPR and the podcasts Women Who Travel, Anxiously, The Outdoor Renaissance, Of Mountains and Men, and Tough Girl Podcast. Los Angeles is Emily's home base, but you can often find her sleeping in the dirt all over Sequoia, Yosemite, and the Eastern Sierra. https://brazenbackpacker.com

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John and Steven pick up the chat where we left off in the last episode with James Stewart. And if you enjoyed part 1 you will LOVE part 2. We delve further into James' career finding out about his recent John Muir Way FKT, his involvement in the amazing Dan Lawson's LEJOG effort and (in a first) we actually get talking about some proper running stuff like training load and focussed recovery! There are some absolute nuggets of gold of info and inspiration in here for anyone who runs. How often the only barrier to progress is your thoughts and mindset, yes, we get tore right into all that with laughs a plenty along the way. Our two-parter with James has been brilliant fun to record, it's provoked so much thoughts and discussion about our own running why. We hope that these episodes have a similar effect on you. James is part of the formidable Pyllon Ultra stable under the tutelage of Paul Giblin, James also coaches through Pyllon himself check out more about Pyllon including Paul and James's brilliant podcast here Pyllon Ultra Website You can catch up with James latest goings ons over on his Insta and Twitter @james_stewart13 and Instagram @jamestewart13 We mentioned in the show that we'd put links up to quite a lot in the show notes! Ally Beaven's new book Broken https://www.v-publishing.co.uk/books/running/running-broken/ Fastest Known Time website https://fastestknowntime.com/route/john-muir-way-united-kingdom The fantastic Of Mountains and Minds podcast (subscribe to this) as Ultra Runner Graham Connelly chats to Caroline McKay https://www.ofmountainsandminds.com/post/grahamconnelly LEJOG record holder Dan Lawson's brilliant podcast https://www.britishultrarunningpodcast.com/ Remember to subscribe on your preferred podcast player and catch up with and say hello to us over on our socials twitter https://twitter.com/yhrfpod and Insta https://www.instagram.com/youngheartsrunfreepodcast Podcast cover picture: James on his fav trail with his biggest supporter. Listen to find out more!

In this week's episode we interview two runners David Riley and Gayle Tait on the important topic of Mental Health and running. We really appreciated the honesty and willingness of both guests to share their story with us.Plus we announce the winner of last week's competitionLinksPlease join our Facebook group ‘Run to the Hills'https://www.facebook.com/groups/1005937909821744To read our blogs please visit and click on Bloghttps://www.chiacharge.co.uk/Wild Ginger Running - Live interview with John Kynastonhttps://youtu.be/Z9FMkhGXQWUResults from the Exmoor North Coast raceshttps://www.climbsouthwest.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/North-Coast-110-Exmoor-Coast-results-1.pdfDavid Riley's company Peakrunners Facebook pagehttps://www.facebook.com/groups/563263673838499Interview with Gayle Tait on the podcast ‘Of Mountains and Minds'https://soundcloud.com/caroline-mckay-145065226/a-conversation-with-gayle-taitPhone numbers for help with Mental Health issuesMIND 0300 123 3393 https://www.mind.org.uk/need-urgent-help/SAMARITANS 116123SHOUT 85258C.A.LL 0800132 737  Show notes0:00-6:35 Introduction - Hosts John & Eddie chat about their week and training6:35-7:15 John's interview on ‘Wild Ginger Running' 7:15-8:03 Heads up for Live interview with Nicky Spinks on Tues 13th Oct 2020 at 7pm8:03-12:20 Competition winner12:20-13:45 Race Review - Exmoor North Coast13:45-15:40 Introduction to Interviews15:40-41:30 John Kynaston interviews David Riley41:30-1:04:28 John Kynaston interviews Gayle Tait1:04:28-1:14:25 Closing comments

In this episode you'll meet Graham Connelly. Those in the Scottish running community might know Graham, he runs fast and is deep in the fold of Team Pyllon (led by previous podcast guest Paul Giblin). Graham is an engineer, a pro at fixing machines. But at 35, he suffered a breakdown and the wheels flew off his machine. He’d taken on big things at work and willingly sacrificed relationships and relaxation. He couldn’t sit still. He expected great things of himself and others in his life, continually. With anxiety disorder and self-imposed work pressures he stopped sleeping well, which slammed his body chemistry and gradually rage crept into his every day. He lived up to the stereotype of being a man, internalising his anxiety, manning up on the outside as things fell apart on the inside. Graham tells us stories from this time in his life; how he began to wake up to mental health and take ownership for his life, reactions and behaviour. He shares the actionable steps that he took as a guy living in the west of Scotland to look after his mental health and relationships, and the maintenance he still has to prioritise today. We also talk about the role he played in the recent Pyllon Endeavor 2, a 540 mile run down the length of Scotland in the heart of winter. Please give Graham a shout out on social to show him your love, and check out Of Mountains and Minds on Patreon.

Jayne Nisbet is a pro athlete and fellow Scot who placed tenth in the Commonwealth Games 2014 in high jump. Jayne is a passionate voice for recovery from eating disorders, having struggled for years with anorexia and bulimia as a direct result of the pressures and judgement that professional sport can bring. She has since spoken out in national media about her journey through this, and her associated experiences with depression and anxiety. Addressing her demons and seeking external help to get to the root of these struggles was not linear and certainly not easy, but today Jayne can say she has found freedom. Named Scottish Women in Sports Role Model of the Year in 2017, Jayne is now a coach, author, blogger and public speaker in London. We get into her start in athletics; teen training and the first pressures she felt; her mental and physical health unravelling whist at Loughborough High Performance Training Camp; fighting to access the help she needed; and finally receiving meaningful psychotherapy (privately). Jayne also gives her hard-won opinion on full but mindful recovery, the similarities between eating disorders and addictions and her ethics on rest and recovery in training. What a woman. Go check out her show notes on ofmountainsandminds.com and give her a shout out on social if this brings something to your day. Finally, Of Mountains and Minds is now on Patreon and I'm in need of your help to keep this content coming. It's proving a fabulous listener forum for bringing the audience together - we have discussion, feedback and access to ‘Behind the Mic’ content and other goodies. Sign up for just the price of a coffee each month!

Happy holidays folks! A few weeks back I recorded a special between-season catch up with now three-time guest Gayle Tait, fresh from her mad adventure at UTMB Oman last month. Gayle doesn’t need much intro if you’ve listened before but this ultra running mama is a force in the mountains and an amazing advocate for the power of speaking up. She’s been open about some life-changing mental health experiences (check out episode 25 for more on that). Gayle just got back from running and finishing the brutally technical UTMB Oman, after a difficult DNF at UTMB in Chamonix this summer. She takes us back to Oman with her, enlightening us on the trails, conditions, environment, importance of pre-race expectations and head space, the most difficult moments and just the physicality of the whole weekend, plus her experience with post-adventure blues. Enjoy and please show Gayle your love with a share, rating or little IG story. If you're keen on more bonus content go check out the Of Mountains and Minds page on Patreon, where you can sign up for just $5 per month and access behind the scenes episodes. And watch this space for series six, coming your way early in 2020.

The first step was arriving in Sydney, still not 100% ready, I share my insights and experience so far in Australia as I finalise all the pieces for my bikepacking trip all the way back to the UK. I also chat with my hosts, Paddy and David from Of Mountains and Men, who invited me to stay after listening to my recent podcast with World Spoke People Anneke and Tane, who are also following the same path that they did, just like I am. Pedaling Podcast is a show bought to you from New Zealand as I begin my cycle back home to Britain. I’ll be Pedaling 20,000km over a year with a mission to discover cycling stories across the world. I'm discovering my own journey at the same time, figuring out what drives me to cycle by asking others the same question. Follow online at www.pedalingpodcast.com Instagram too http://www.instagram.com/pedalingpodcast

Here’s a challenge for YOU: please listen to this episode this weekend, or before midday on Tuesday 4th December. A little departure today for Of Mountains and Minds. Coming at you is a Christmas charity special talking to a few fascinating people about a chunky challenge we’re all taking on this Saturday 1st December – Cairngorms to Capital. Just a few runners and cyclists from the charity I work for, Link Community Development, hope to complete a mid-winter self-powered relay from the Cairngorms National Park back to Edinburgh. The first leg will consist of a 34 ish mile run from Aviemore to Blair Atholl, along the Lairig Ghru and Glen Tilt trails, and cyclists will start at Blair Atholl and cycle 85+ miles back to Edinburgh, on the back of Storm Diana. Why? Quite apart from our love of category two kicks, the challenge is is to raise awareness and funds for our girls’ education project in rural Ethiopia, helping 44,000 girls access a secondary education for the first time and make their own choices in life. It’s part of The Christmas Challenge crowdfunder, through which donations will be doubled for one week only, from midday on 27th November to midday on 4th December. Every £ donated to our project online during the week is doubled by major donor funds we’ve got in place. So what’s in this random little episode? First, I talk to Fiona Osborne, the sister of our amazing communications maestro at Link, Lyndsey Alexander. Fiona is a medic who has spent time in Africa working with children and is generously taking on quite a bit of the cycling on Saturday. Next, the lovely Duncan McArthur; he is supporting the run section and interviews me for a change! I also chat to Link’s International Programme Director Dr Samantha Ross, fresh off a plane from Ethiopia, about her many years living and working in Africa, contracting malaria and her own cycle plans this weekend. Enjoy and if you share any episode, please make it this one before Tuesday along with the donation link: https://secure.thebiggive.org.uk/donation/to/64842/30269

I'm Caroline McKay, host of the new podcast Of Mountains and Minds with side habits in ultra running and adventure. This is a conversation with my lovely friend Caroline Wills, as an introduction to why I'm starting this project and an honest chat about our backgrounds, passions, struggles and ambitions in life, with a few laughs thrown in. Listen in as we delve into a few issues on our minds and those that we feel we need to talk about more in this country, as well as chat about our own journeys to deciding what we want to do in life. New episodes will now be released every Friday at 9am, featuring interviews with people who have been through life-changing endurance challenges or big changes and transitions.

This week's 30A Show highlights one of our area's brightest new musicians Anthony Peebles. He has a new album in the can for 2017 and stopped by our airstream studios at Gulf Place to play two of them. Anthony delivers folk-drenched pop reminiscent of artists like Vance Joy, Of Mountains and Men, & Tramped by Turtles. Song 1: Different Faces Song 2: The Road A featured artist with First Note, you can find his info and album at www.firstnoteplay.com/anthonypeebles.

Im einen Fall Kassettendecks dank elterlicher HiFi-Vorlieben und eine ausgeprägte Maxi-Single-Sucht, im anderen Fall die glückliche Entdeckung der UKW-Frequenz von Sunshine Live und der Data Becker Techno Maker: Die Herren Bösser und Wohde sind spätestens seit der Grundschule Mitte der 90er Connaisseure wohlklingender, meist elektronischer Musik. Auf den gemeinsamen Geschmack kamen sie erst 2005, als auch die ersten Plattenspieler angeschafft und das Frankfurter Einzugsgebiet unsicher gemacht wurde. Die gemächlichen Frankfurter haben seitdem einen groove-zentrierten Sound zwischen Deep- und Tech-House ausbaldowert und uns im vergangenen April mit "Of Mountains & Rainbows" ihr Debut auf dem R|Y|M-Label beschert. Tracklist: 01. Black Loops - Suki (Original Mix) 02. Roman - U Don't Smoke What I Smoke (Original Mix) 03. S Jay & Ste E - Don't Know Why (Original Mix) 04. Lunar City Express - Gloria (Supernova Remix) 05. Alvaro Smart - Wonder (Original Mix) 06. Ben Remember - We Got Deeper (Original Mix) 07. Rich Wakley - Lip Service (Hauswerks Remix) 08. Rhad - She (Original Mix) 09. Kobhi - Give It To Me (Original Mix) 10. Black Loops - No Questions (Original Mix) 11. Sidney Charles - Stripped Tease (Original Mix) 12. Pleasurekraft - Troller (Original Mix) Re:Fresh Your Mind-Contact: contact@refreshyourmind.net www.refreshyourmind.net www.facebook.com/refreshyourmind.net

Of Mountains and Valleys – Exodus 6 Exodus: God’s Redemptive Glory by Pastor David Menard. Released: 2014 The post Of Mountains and Valleys – Exodus 6 appeared first on The Mission Church.

Jon Lechasseur joins me today to share the value to adventure sports, especially biking, hiking, and climbing. Jon, from Montreal, was surprised by all the benefits he found when he started biking to work. His enthusiasm continued to grow for adventure sports of all flavors and led him to create his own podcast, Of Mountains and Men. Are you thinking about getting off the sofa and starting a new life of fun, activity and adventure? This episode is for you. http://www.ofmountainsandmen.com/ Need adventure recipes? Ask Michelle Shea! http://www.adventurediningguide.com/