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Hear all about our plans for Season 5 and how to share your own AACC story.  Anne Arundel Community College is celebrating our 60th Anniversary this year and we want to hear how the college has redefined you. 

Record your own story to share, or drop in on Zoom to be interviewed by Dan! 

Drop in recordings will be hosted:
October 21, 2-3 p.m.
November 11, 1-2 p.m.
December 2, 10-11 a.m.

Visit Riverhawks at Home for drop in details, questions Dan will be asking you, or how to self-record. We looking forward to hearing your story!

We went for r/TIFU again in this episode because it's a bloody classic. We're also pretty sure it's our 40th proper episode or something like that anyway. If you've been listening for a while, thanks for sticking around - we hope you like the episode! In this episode, Will and Sam make their way through some of the top posts ever from r/TIFU.

It's really cool hearing from you guys - if you want to say hi then you can visit our subreddit over at reddit.com/r/heardit_podcast or you can always send an email to hello@hearditpodcast.com.

In each episode of heardit, join Will and Sam as they chat about some of the most upvoted reddit posts and comments ever. If you're a fan of reddit and you're looking for a podcast, this could be the one for you.

This is part 2 of my conversation with Tonde Katiyo. We talked about RIC (Risk, Intensity, Complexity) as a tool for communicating about difficulty, about the appropriate responses to different types of bouldering challenges, about the value and importance of route setting in a growing industry, about The Lab, and keeping training in perspective.  

Support on Patreon:  

patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  

Show Notes:  

http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/tonde-katiyo-part-2  

Nuggets:  

2:18 – RIC (Risk, Intensity, Complexity) as a tool for communicating about difficulty, and athletic empathy  

10:39 – More about RIC and the appropriate response/attitude for each  

20:22 – “We need to do better for setters”  

29:26 – Drawing comparisons between setting and the restaurant industry, and indoor climbing as a soon-to-be billion-dollar industry  

37:56 – The Lab  

48:40 – Gratitude for the partners who support us  

51:07 – Excited about climbing  

54:31 – Recent favorite music  

57:44 – Climbing projects  

1:04:43 – Tonde’s request, and keeping training in perspective