Backpacker Radio Episode #2: Scuba Steve on Hiking Through the Sierra in Record Snow, Poop Stories, & The Top Gear on the Appalachian Trail
Episode # 2 is all about # 2.
In the following episode of Backpacker Radio, Zach “Badger” Davis and Juliana “Chaunce” Chauncey are joined by 2017 PCT thru-hiker Scuba Steve and hear his tales of hiking through The Sierra during one of the highest snow years in recorded history, including a couple of near-death experiences.
Subjects touched upon in this show:
- Tennessee Pass Cafe and Mountain High Pies in Leadville, CO
- Raven’s Rest Hostel in Lake City, CO (Hi, Lucky!)
- Scuba Steve!
- Death defying stories from the High Sierra
- Badger’s PCT Gear List (BugsAway shirt)
- Stuff You Should Know: Mosquitoes
- Anonymous Hiker Poop Stories
- Leave No Trace
- The Top Tents on the Appalachian Trail
- The Top Packs on the Appalachian Trail
- The Top Sleeping Bags on the Appalachian Trail
- AWOL AT Guide
- Guthooks Apps
FOR EPISODE #3…
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Comments 3
So.. the audio on your podcasts seems to be way low with regards to volume. The first podcast was barely acceptable, the 2nd one, extremely difficult to listen to on the daily commute (so difficult I gave up and will try to plug in some earphones at some point to listen). I’d recommend some sort of clip on microphone or a nice boom mic or something.
I hope you keep the content coming.
Have a good one,
David
Episode 1, yeah…Chauncey was somewhat difficult to discern
I think they’re making adjustments as 2 & 3 were progressively better
60 is the new 40
Episode for older section hikers…
Levels of difficulty, suggested practice loops AT, PCT
Preparation…physical, mental & equipment
Biodegradable adult diapers
100-500 miles treks
Where would you send YOUR parents on hike? For maximum effect?
I’ve played all 3 podcasts for my employees while we prep restaurant food…had to play #2 TWICE! They’re all millennials…and all of a sudden…all they can talk about is backpacking. I walk loose beach sand 4.5 miles w/pack ( every other day) to prep for Shenandoah NP 100 mi in mid May. Run circles round em. Turned 60 yesterday
Y’all rock!