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Yvon Chouinard

An interview with Yvon Chouinard, the outspoken environmental activist and founder of Patagonia Inc.

Wilderness on the Razor's Edge

Will our grandchildren still have wilderness areas? A panel of conservationists discuss whether or not there is still hope for preserving the world’s wildest la

Lydia Bradey

Climbers and authors Greg Child and Lydia Bradey talk about the controversy surrounding the climb that made her the first woman to summit Mt. Everest without su

Jon Griffith

In this episode, mountain sport photographer Jon Griffith talks about how in order to be a good alpine climbing photographer, you first have to be able to keep

Emilie Zoey Baker

Slam poet Emilie Zoey Baker talks to host Mojo Anderson about her poetry and enticing young people to take up the craft.

Alex Honnold on his memoir, Alone on the Wall

Daring solo climber Alex Honnold shares a more personal side in a conversation about his memoir Alone on the Wall.

Ghana ThinkTank

On this episode Sue Bell Yank talks to artist Christopher Robbins, co-founder of the art collective Ghana ThinkTank, about blending art with international devel

The Wide Boyz

The U.K.'s Wide Boyz are featured live on stage talking about their love for the brutish pursuit of off-width crack climbing.

Kelly Cordes

Writer and climber Kelly Cordes talks about his book, The Tower, which won the Mountain and Wilderness Literature award at the 2015 Banff Mountain Book and Film

Michael Robotham and Louise Welsh on Crime Writing

Novelists Michael Robotham and Louise Welsh discuss crime writing with Mojo Anderson.

Charlotte Gill

Charlotte Gill

Award-winning Canadian Writer Charlotte Gill speaks about her writing and her 17 years living in the woods as a treeplanter.

The Next 40 Years

The sport of climbing has seen amazing advances in 40 years of the Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival. In this episode, Ed Douglas moderates a panel of some

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