A couple of weeks ago, Carrot brought up how interesting it would be to discuss current and niche topics in the podcast in a laidback ‘friends getting together’ manner. So be ready to listen to three friends getting together to talk about straight-up bs for close to an hour.
Join us as we cover the first topic of TheDihedral’s Climbing vs. Culture mini series, Dirtbags and Dirtbaging.
For stories about life and the outdoors click here
Host: Gaia
Guests: Payson Guillote and Kaitlin Junek
Producers: Carrot and Gaia
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Join us as Carrot, our in-house philosopher, goes over Plato's famed Allegory of The Cave. What even is reality and are we willing to face our lives caved and facing a black wall? Trust Plato to lead the way out!
Learn more about one of the most influential passages of The Republic.
If you are interested in reading The Republic, you can find it HERE.
Host: Carrot
Producer(s): Carrot, Gaia
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Britt Zale and Kaya Lindsay are two of the most well respected climbers in Moab, and they are also the founders of Moab’s new climbing gym, Climb Moab!
Join us as Britt and Kaya go over the inception of Climb Moab, the connections created along the way and a very productive mid-life crisis epiphany!
For more information about Climb Moab click here
Host: Gaia
Producers: Carrot and Gaia
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Ringing in the New Year with one of the greats! Mary Catherine Eden, popularly known as Tradprincess, granted us the honor to join us for an Anything But Climbing session. With Mary's recent sends of both Necronomicon and the 5.14b Black Mamba In Canyonlands Utah, not only has she made inverted off-width cool again, but she has put Bronston, Ky squarely on the map!
Sit down to enjoy a conversation between trad climber Mary Catherine, and philosopher Carrot, as they discuss the topic of Friendship and its impact on their lives.
Join us to learn about Mary's relationship with her friends, both human and equine!
For more from Mary, check out her off-with climbing camp here.
As part of the show, we donated to Access Fund, you can also donate here.
Host: Carrot
Producer: Carrot and Gaia
Editor: Gaia
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On this month’s episode of theDIHEDRAL Podcast we were joined once again by one of our favorite guests, JL Collins. He is the award-winning author of The Simple Path to Wealth and has just released his follow up book, Pathfinders.
Join us as JL reminds us that Financial Independence can mean different things to different people, illuminating that point brilliantly in Pathfinders.
For original chat on Path to Wealth click here
For JL Collin's webpage click here
To buy The Simple Path to Wealth click here
To buy Pathfinders click here
Ken Gobalet and Bruce Kinnison are known among other things for putting up first ascents in Tuolumne over 55 years ago. Their routes are still well documented and well climbed.
Join us to hear about the development of climbing in Tuolumne from a pair of guys who were there from the start.
Our friend and vet of the show, MIT and American Alpine Club's own Dave Custer get's all the credit for putting this session together, and it was an honor to have him join us as a co-host for this episode.
Host: Carrot, Dave Custer
Producer: Carrot, Clara
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Join us as Carrot, our in-house philosopher, goes over the trial of Socrates as he defends himself against the charges brought against him by the poet Meletus.
It is in this dialogue that Socrates makes the famous proclamation that "the unexamined life is not worth living".
If you are interested in reading The Apology, you can find it HERE.
Host: Carrot
Producer: Carrot, Clara
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Max is a gifted climber and route setter who has been setting and sending all over the country, but as of now you can find him crushing out in Utah where he is setting for Momentum Gyms.
Join us as Max discusses route setting as an art form, music, and plays two songs from his soon to be released album LIVE!
For more from Max's band Echo Point click here.
For more on Max's solo project click here.
Host: Carrot
Producer: Carrot, Clara
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Dr. Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen is a distinguished professor of history at the University of Wisconsin Madison. She specializes in U.S. intellectual and cultural history, with research and teaching interests including the history of philosophy, political and social theory.
Join us on this second part of the podcast, where Jennifer further discusses her award winning 2012 book American Nietzsche: A History of an Icon and His Ideas.
For more about Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen click here
For American Nietzsche: A History of an Icon and His Ideas click here
Host: Carrot
Producer: Carrot, Clara
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Dr. Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen is a distinguished professor of history at the University of Wisconsin Madison. She specializes in U.S. intellectual and cultural history, with research and teaching interests including the history of philosophy, political and social theory.
Join us as Jennifer discusses her award winning 2012 book American Nietzsche: A History of an Icon and His Ideas.
For more about Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen click here
For American Nietzsche: A History of an Icon and His Ideas click here
Host: Carrot
Producer: Carrot, Clara
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Endurance athlete Drew Francis tells us all about his upcoming challenge: to break the speed record of the Colorado 14er climb by summiting 7-8 peaks every 24 hours. Drew is no stranger to outdoor and adrenaline-inducing activities, as he grew up close to the mountains and has years of climbing, hiking, and skiing experience on his belt. As a firefighter and paramedic, Drew is aware of how far to push his body and of his abilities as an athlete.
Join us as Drew discusses the process and expectations for his upcoming Colorado 14er record attempt.
For more about Drew and the Colorado 14er's project click here
Host: Carrot
Producers: Carrot
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