Publishing Details
Contact & Outreach
About This Podcast
Explore Statistics
Recent Episodes
All Gas No Brakes Adventure, with Comedian Brooks Wheelan
Sandbagging is a right of passage in adventure. When a pal or significant other deliberately undersells the difficulty or intensity of an adventure in order to convince you to join, despite the fact…
BONUS! Death on Shishapangma
Howdy pals. It’s Saturday, which means it’s time for another Long Read podcast from the Outside Archive. Tragic endings are all too common in the Himalaya, but the 2024 deaths of Anna Gutu and Gina…
Vermonters are Tough; Adaptive Vermonters are Even Tougher, With Allie Bianchi
We will look for all sorts of things to fuel our adventures: the new electrolyte drink mix, the fancy sport goo, any and every type of futuristic gear. But mostly the best thing to get us outside is…
Bonus! Want to Climb Mount Everest? The Training May Leave You Breathless
Howdy pals. It’s Saturday, which means it’s time for another Long Read podcast from the Outside Archive. We assume, dear listener, that you find Mount Everest interesting. We assume that because,…
Cracking Open the Outdoors (And Maybe Spacetime) Through Sculpture, with Cannupa Hanska Luger
Unless you grew up inside a tumbleweed, chances are you remember your outdoorsy firsts. The first time your dad took you hiking, the time your mom helped you reel in your first fish, the first big…
Bonus! The Great Bedrock Clog Heist
It’s Saturday, which means it’s time for another Long Read podcast from the Outside Archive. Today’s story combines two things that you don’t expect to go well together but wind up really working,…
The Unexpected Ultrarunning/Rock and Roll Connection, with Ben Gibbard
The Outside Days festival Denver is coming up fast, and you should come! If you need further convincing, check out one of our favorite episodes from the vault, which just so happens to feature the…
BONUS! Why Does Yellowstone National Park Turn Us All into Maniacs?
Howdy folks. PaddyO here with a special treat: We’re going to be sharing some of our favorite feature stories from Outside Magazine and Outside Online every Saturday. We call these our “Long Reads,”…
How a Normal(ish) Woman Got To The South Pole Unsupported, with Monet Izabeth
We love our spur of the moment adventuring. Maybe a pal calls us up for a self-inflicted, day-long backcountry sufferfest, maybe we decide on a whim to see how many miles we can push it on a bike…
How Running Can Heal Your Body, Mind, and Community, with Anthony Clary
Endurance running is objectively terrible: the immediate quad and lung burn, the myth of runner’s high, the blisters, the chafing—running is brutal. And yet, there are brief moments when running can…
What a Healthy Relationship With Your Phone Looks Like, with Catherine Price
We use our smartphones in service of our outdoor time all the time. We plan trips, track our runs, hikes, and bike rides. Use compass and mapping apps to better navigate outdoor fun. We take photos…
LIVE! Matt Lyons, Katie Burell, & Eland Stribling On Why The Outdoors Are A Joke (From Outside Days)
In the runup to the third annual Outside Days festival in Denver, Colorado, at the end of May, we’re revisiting a panel that podcast host PaddyO moderated—or rather tried to moderate—while stand up…
The Joys and Wonders of Never Leaving Your Campsite, with Rolland Tizuela
Hot Take: We should camp for camping’s sake! If you’re anything like me, your camping is often (always?) in service of some greater objective, whether it’s a backpacking trip or mountain you’re…
The Lifelong Benefits of Uprooting and Moving to Santa Fe with Katie Arnold
Every great character has a captivating origin story—the thing that explains not just the how but also the why of who they are. Santa Fe’s Katie Arnold is a great character: a writer, ultra runner,…
Anniversary Special!!! - Why Outdoorsy People Are The Funniest People, With Scott Losse
Today we are celebrating one year of PaddyO as host of the new interview format of your beloved Outside Podcast. We’ve got some big plans for this next year, and to commemorate the occasion we are…
Where Surfing Ends and Music Begins, with Third Eye Blind’s Stephan Jenkins
In the mid-90s, the cultural collision of music and sports was everywhere in pop culture. You saw it through the brand new X Games and MTV Sports, in movies like “Point Break” and “Airborne,” and you…
Awe, and the Scientific Proof that the Outdoors is Good For Your Brain, with Dr. Paul Piff
You’re on a hike and the faff of daily life won’t stop clanging around your head. Then, all of a sudden, the to-do list instantly evaporates when you notice dappled light dancing on the trail. Calm…
The Joy (and Agony) of Skiing, Surfing, and Climbing in the Dead of Night, with Chris Benchetler
Outdoor folks love to push themselves to go farther, faster, higher, etc., and there’s a good reason for it: When you climb a big mountain or finish that half marathon or ski that steep run, it can…
What a Chill Adventure Looks Like to the ‘Free Solo’ Guy, with Alex Honnold
“Chill”, “mellow”, and “relaxed” are probably not words you think of when you hear about the latest climbing feat from Alex Honnold. ”Terrified” and “mesmerized” likely better describe what it felt…
Life Lessons Learned Hanging Off a 2,600-Foot Cliff For 9 Days, with Sasha DiGiulian
Big wall climbing is about as relatable as space travel to the average human. To whit: When Sasha DiGiulian and her partner Elliot Faber attempted the audacious Platinum route, they planned to spend…
Frequently Asked Questions
Outside Podcast has published 457 episodes since March 2016, covering topics in Sports, Wilderness.
Outside Podcast is currently highly active with new episodes weekly. Average episode length is 35m.
Sign up on Grep.FM to access contact details for Outside Podcast, including email and social media links.
