Doug’s filled his life with adventure, from velodrome racing to completing the first known crossing of the High Sierra Route— all with nine toes.

Erika became disappointed to see the lack of gender equality and care for athletes on one of the most prestigious snowboard freeride tours.

With over 30 years of devotion to whitewater kayaking and building a career as a mental agility and white water kayak coach, Anna shares what we can learn about life from the river.

Having faced grief and personal loss in the mountains, as well as witnessing firsthand the effects of climate change on these beloved places, Graham shares about the balance of pursuing alpinism with social responsibility above all.

From losing a partner in an avalanche to ending an unhealthy marriage and from putting herself in death-defying outdoor situations to building a new relationship with risk, Jan shares her wild life.

Jason finds kitesurfing to be an outlet for personal discovery, a unique way to explore the world, and a tool to work through trauma and hardships throughout his life.

In Julian’s eyes, kayaking isn't just a sport; it's a way of embracing life to the fullest and finding solace and inspiration in the untamed beauty of rivers.

From booty-shaking to crying in the dish pit, we’re welcoming the breadth of human emotions with Nika Kermani of NK STUDIOS!

Dave’s got a handful of Everest summits, two decades of ski patrol, the first ski descent of the Bottleneck Couloir on K2… But, more than anything else, Dave is a rad dad.

At age 29, Katie pulled a classic career move: throw your desk upside down, leave your stable 6-figure recruiting job, and go work in Antarctica.