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Mighty Blue On The Appalachian Trail: The Ultimate Mid-Life Crisis
Steve Adams
High Hopes: A Phillies Podcast
Audacy
MPW Digital
Blue Wire
The Propcast - A Prop Betting Podcast
Sports Gambling Podcast Network
Red Seat Radio
Red Seat Radio
DNVR Denver Broncos Podcast
ALLCITY Network, DNVR Sports
Fantasy Football Today
CBS Sports
MLB Gambling Podcast
Sports Gambling Podcast Network
Shan and RJ
Audacy
DD Fantasy Football Radio
RayGQue
Locked On Bama - Daily Podcast On Alabama Crimson Tide Football & Basketball
Locked On Podcast Network, Jimmy Stein, Luke Robinson
No Dunks
iHeartPodcasts
Sports Cards are Dope
Dr. Tyler Tarver
The Gerry Callahan Show
Newsmax Podcasts
WhatCulture Wrestling
WhatCulture.com
Edmonton Oilers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!
The Daily News Now!
Sportsmen's Empire - Whitetail Hunting
Sportsmen's Empire Outdoor Network
Following On: talkSPORT's cricket show
talkSPORT
Union Radio
Union Radio
PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network
Fantasy Football, PlayerProfiler, NFL Stats
Serious Angler Bass Fishing Podcast
Bailey Eigbrett & Adam Deakin
Locked On White Sox - Daily Podcast On The Chicago White Sox
Locked On Podcast Network, Jim Memolo
DawgNation Daily
Brandon Adams
Fantasy Baseball Today
CBS Sports
The FF Dynasty - Dynasty Fantasy Football
Dynasty Fantasy Football
PRN - Fast Talk Podcast
Performance Racing Network
Tennis Lounge Podcast 🇬🇧/🇫🇷: Mental Performance, Insiders Interviews, The Stories that Shape(d) the Game
Jennifer Migan
The Her Hoop Stats Podcast: WNBA & NCAA Women’s Basketball
HerHoopStats.com
Golden V Podcast
Golden V Podcast
The Knicks Recap: A New York Knicks Podcast
The Knicks Recap, Bleav
That's Not Real Climbing
Jinni Xia
Coach Her Game
Coach Bre
All Out Rugby League: Back Ten
All Out Rugby League
Dan Bernstein Unfiltered
312 Sports
The Brice & Bianucci podcast
Broadway Media
The Dawgs - A Cleveland Browns Podcast
The Dawgs Podcast
The Uncontested OKC Thunder Podcast
Blue Wire
Sports
Steve Adams
The miles continue to pile up, with a twenty-mile day this week. It's true that the terrain is particularly conducive to twenty-mile plus days, yet I've been surprised at the speed at which I've been able to get back int...
I've been upping the mileage this week and am back to the levels I was achieving prior to my shin splints. I know, I need to be careful, but it is clear that I don't lose my "legs" during my enforced stoppage. This week,...
At last, I'm back on trail, choosing Harper's Ferry as my start point to launch my hike to get to Katahdin before October. These first few days back on trail have been testing, as I knew they would be, but I've been plea...
This is a bit of a transition episode for the podcast. I wanted to talk about going back to the trail this week, but there isn't a great deal to say about it that I haven't already said. So this week I sat down and recor...
Today, Greg Fisher takes us back to the Appalachian Trail in the 1960s, when he and two other 16-year-olds took a 17-day hike on the trail in New Hampshire, taking in the awesome Franconia Ridge along the way. For Greg...
As I did before when I finished the Appalachian Trail in 2019, I got a friend of mine, Glenn Hebert, from the Horse Radio Network, to debrief me following my decision to leave the trail last Thursday. It never feels good...
A whole bunch of zeroes as I try to recover from the recent injury to my leg. I've been patient and rested my leg, but the arrival of new Oboz shoes to replicate as closely as possible the sole of my previous boots, puts...
A bit of a critical week to recap today, with an injury that landed me in the Emergency Room in Pearisburg. I'm currently off trail but working on getting back to trail in the coming days. Wish me well!! I also found tim...
I've reached the quarterway point of the Application Trail, and am getting dark thoughts about the weather in the next few months. It is already unseasonably warm, so June through August should be pretty alarming when th...
A bit of a break for me this time. It is mid May, and that means Trail Days in Damascus. Dave Santi and his buddies picked me up from about 60 trail miles north of Damascus and brought me back to their Airbnb. What a tre...
This week, I had my first experience of substantial rain, with the hike out of Damascus. This took us through a 20 mile detour which turned out to be very benign, compared with the previous detour several miles back. Alo...
Early seven weeks in and a weakness is appearing. My feet are starting to get to me everyday, with my boots clearly too small and my toes all getting bruised as a result. I hope to be able to resolve the issue with a new...
These last three days started with the vast, glittering openness of the balds in the Roan Highlands, then sent me back into the forest for a night camping by myself and a new hostel discovery. This is such a diverse trai...
Miraculously, the weather continues to cooperate as yet another four days pass without a minute walking in the rain! I'm in the Roan Highlands and coping well with both uphills and downhills; long may my body cooperate o...
I'm starting to manage aspects of my hike in a way I hadn't done so before now. Everything seems to have its own place, and each thing that arises during the day is another piece of the hike to be managed. My pace is sta...
Into month two with the miles increasing, I'm truly living in the woods now. Life seems to have become more feral, and the simplicity of my life agrees with my temperament right now. My loneliness seems to have gone away...
Dana came to visit me for a zero day this week. The Smokies are over and a record I hoped to beat while I was there remains intact!! Even with a relaxing zero with my love, I still had to prepare for my return to the tra...
The Smokies are all but done, with glorious weather all the way with just one day to go. I think I was more concerned about them than I should have been, but it has been a pure pleasure to be hiking above the clouds at 5...
Into the Smokies this week for what feels like the end of the beginning. Cell service has been spotty at best, so getting this done a few hours late seems like a win! While recapping my own adventures, I also got the cha...
The three days from NOC to Fontana Dam were my toughest section so far. I made it, but the difficulty shook my confidence a bit. The walk down into NOC was a totally different story, for one specific reason, which you'll...
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