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Ageless Athlete — How to Stay Strong, Curious & Capable for Life
Kush Khandelwal
Business English from All Ears English
Lindsay McMahon
Bijbel in een jaar
Nederlands-Vlaams Bijbelgenootschap
Parsha Review Podcast · Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe
TORCH
Le podcast de Lentrepreneuse 👩🏻💻
Lentrepreneuse
Pandemia Digital
Pandemia Digital
Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe Podcast Collection
TORCH
The Living Clean Podcast
Anonymous
The Bible Breakdown: Daily Bible Reading
Brandon Cannon
Past Present Future
David Runciman
Architecture Beyond
Brandon A. Gibbs, AIA NOMA
THE ALL THINGS METAL SHOW
All Things Metal Show
Television Times with Steve Otis Gunn
Jilted Maggot
Evangelio del día
Fr. Jonathan Vásquez, O. de M.
באופן מילולי
Avshalom Kor
Why Do Christians...?
Mark Dickey & Burt Miller - Bridge Podcast Network
This Day in Sports History
Thrive Sweet Productions
The One Year Chronological Bible Podcast
Emily Mowry
Daily Scripture: Chronological Bible Readings (KJV)
C Levi Farrell
Los mejores resúmenes de libros de StoryShots 📚
StoryShots
The Kirsty Gallagher Podcast
Kirsty Gallagher
Tiene Sentido
Eli Romero
Daybreak Devotionals
Jordan Hansing
La Voce di Eugenio: Riflessioni, Vangelo e Poesia
Remigio Ruberto
What Did You Do Yesterday? with Max Rushden & David O'Doherty
Keep It Light Media
Português Suave
Observador
The Countrywoman’s Guide to Work, Life & You…
Emma Warren
The London Theatre Review
London Theatre Review
The Light
Touch Canada
Dad Reviews with @LaneVids
LaneVids
Horror Stories
Horror Stories
Baseball and the Bible
Ryker
La Ligne
Hugues Dago | avec Stratégies
Masculine Spartan Discipline | Men’s Mental Toughness
Motivation Vault
Long Game: a Heated Rivalry Podcast
Declan & Silvan
المحقق | حمزة البلومي
Hamza Belloumi
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
Merriam-Webster
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Kush Khandelwal
Most people don't notice they're declining until it's too late.Bob Becker offers a very different model.He didn't discover running until he was 57. Twenty-five years later, at age 80, he returned to Badwater 135 — a brut...
Ageless Athlete on Substack - 1-2x / month. No spam. Longevity insights + behind-the-scenes. 👌🏾Ethan Pringle has climbed some of the hardest routes in the world. But this episode is about the kind of strength climbing do...
Most of us think aging happens slowly in the background. Dr. Bill Andrews thinks we may be aging faster than we need to.Bill is a molecular biologist, founder of Sierra Sciences, and a longtime researcher in telomere and...
Beth Rodden is one of the most influential climbers of her generation—known for major Yosemite free climbing, multiple free ascents on El Capitan, and routes that helped push standards forward. I came into this conversat...
Some guests make you want to train harder. Mike Wardian makes you want to live wider — and stop postponing the things that matter. Mike is 52, a runner, adventurer, and lifelong “yes” person. What stood out here wasn’t a...
Two weeks ago, I attended Vitalist Bay in Berkeley, surrounded by scientists, doctors, founders, and researchers exploring the future of longevity.A few days later, I was in the Eastern Sierra, recovering from ankle surg...
Joe Friel is 82, still training, and still paying attention. In the last five years, he felt the shift—power fading on climbs, muscle disappearing even with a lifetime of lifting—and he’s not sugarcoating what that feels...
Caroline Paul has spent decades doing things most people stop doing after 50 — flying experimental planes, surfing, skateboarding into Yosemite at 57. Her new book, Why Fly, is built around a question that follows her ev...
Ed Viesturs was a childhood hero of mine. When I was younger—dreaming about mountains—his story helped shape what I thought “greatness” actually was: more than bravado, but also patience, judgment, and the discipline to ...
Greg Benning is a masters single sculler outside Boston — and at 64, he’s still finding ways to get faster. I came into this conversation not knowing much about rowing, but that’s exactly what made it powerful: once Greg...
Amelia Boone rose to prominence in the early 2010s as one of obstacle racing’s most dominant competitors — known for thriving in long-format, high-suffering events and earning the “queen of pain” reputation. But this con...
What happens when the moment that changes your life doesn’t come from the “dangerous” thing… but from an ordinary day at home?Cedar Wright has spent decades in the vertical world—professional climber, storyteller, and fi...
Amy Appelhans Gubsers (56) is a nurse at UCSF, a mom and grandma, and the first person to swim from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Farallon Islands—nearly 30 miles and roughly 17 hours in cold Pacific water, in what many ...
Overhead motion is everywhere — in sport and in life. This episode is a practical deep dive on shoulder pain with Dr. Tyler Nelson, who works primarily with climbers but applies the same principles across overhead athlet...
What if staying athletic for life isn’t about doing one thing really well — but learning how to start over, again and again?Susan Hunt has spent the last four decades doing exactly that.She describes herself as “very ave...
What does it take to stay capable through the years?Jason Hardrath is one of the most creative endurance athletes in the mountains today.An ultrarunner, climber, and mountain linkup specialist, Jason is known for massive...
What happens when the thing that defines you is suddenly taken away?For legendary American alpinist Jack Tackle, climbing wasn’t just a sport — it was identity.For more than five decades, Jack has explored remote mountai...
It’s March.The January energy has faded. The motivation posts are quieter. And this is where the real long game begins.In this episode, I lay out 10 non-negotiables for athletes who plan to keep performing — not just thi...
Why do we avoid the very feelings that might help us grow?In this conversation, Jerome Rand shares what it’s like to spend 271 days alone at sea—crossing oceans with no easy way out, no distractions, and nowhere to hide....
What does running feel like inside one of the most controlled countries in the world?Johan Nylander entered North Korea shortly after it reopened—joining a small group of foreign visitors to run the Pyongyang Marathon.At...
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