The Devil’s Climb with Tommy Caldwell

This podcast delves into the intersection of climbing, adventure, and environmental activism through the lens of Tommy Caldwell’s ongoing work. It offers a behind the scenes look at the untold story behind The Devil’s Climb, the daring expedition by Tommy Caldwell and Alex Honnold. As part of their journey, Tommy and Alex rode their bikes over 1,000 miles to Alaska to reduce their carbon footprint.

The final episode brings a personal and inspiring perspective. Professional climber and musician Eline Le Menestrel shares her project Upossible – Ride to Change. She travels by bike to climbing areas to raise awareness of the climate crisis and discusses the idea of “Ecopoint Climbing” – climbing by fair means: by bike, foot, or public transport. This episode shows how each of us can take responsibility – with creativity, consistency, and an open heart. Together, we show: change is possible – and it starts with the first step. This podcast was produced in 2024—please note that developments may have occurred since then.

In this episode, we take an internal look: Gianina Illing, CSR officer at EDELRID, gives an authentic insight into the challenges and opportunities of responsible product development. She shares what EDELRID is already doing – from recycled materials to life-cycle assessments – and how companies can take concrete steps toward meaningful change. A close-up on a brand that puts responsibility at the core of its mission. Together, we show: change is possible – and it starts with the first step. This podcast was produced in 2024—please note that developments may have occurred since then.

The series begins with Antje von Dewitz, CEO of VAUDE, a pioneering company in sustainable outdoor products. She speaks with Lena Müller about the environmental impact of the textile industry and how VAUDE actively takes responsibility – from fair supply chains to circular economy approaches. This episode builds credibility and shows that change on a company level is not only necessary but achievable. Together, we show: change is possible – and it starts with the first step. This podcast was produced in 2024—please note that developments may have occurred since then.

An inspiring and thought-provoking conversation with Seb Berthe. In this episode, we explore a few key stops along Seb's journey, where he is now, how he got here, and where he is going to head next. ​ But, along the way, we are going to discover some surprising stories. We are a going to get a take on Bon Voyage in Annot, what it means to be a climber that has contradictions, and how he decides to navigate his contradictions. ​ Reality check: Gio mentions the Route Le Voyage in Annot. She actually means the route Bon Voyage in Annot. ​ Follow Seb Berthe: @sebberththeclimber​ Photo credits: @solinekentzel