The Last 10 - Katie "Bubblewrap" Buxton

Rocket and Stump dig into the enduring enigma of the Dyatlov Pass incident. From scientific theories to wild speculation, they unravel what might have happened to nine hikers in the remote Ural Mountains.

In this bonus episode of Hiker Trash Radio, Doc interviews Katie Buxton, aka Bubblewrap, a New Zealand adventurer who has completed the Triple Crown of hiking. Join us as Katie answers 'The Last 10' questions, sharing insights into her last adventure on the Appalachian Trail, her favorite activities, the last song she listened to, and other moments from her life. Get to know Katie’s character and passions before her full episode later this season.

Jeff "Legend" Garmire comes on the Pod to talk about the Calendar Triple Crown, the Great Western Loop, FKTs, and his upcoming attempt at the Barkley Marathons.  Along the way, he shares the hilarity and heart-stopping moments from 30,000 trail miles. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hikertrashradio/support

In this episode, the host interviews adventurer Jamie Ramsay, discussing his remarkable 17,000-kilometer run from Vancouver to Buenos Aires. Jamie shares insights on the importance of taking on life's challenges and experiencing the world at a personal pace. He reflects on the positive interactions he had with people across 14 countries and underscores the value of solo adventures. The discussion also covers Jamie's hiking and cycling experiences, including the Hayduke Trail and other significant expeditions. Jamie offers advice for aspiring adventurers, focusing on meticulous gear testing and minimal route planning to maximize the adventure experience. The conversation wraps up with Jamie's thoughts on balancing adventure and family life.

In this episode of Hiker Trash Radio, host Doc welcomes endurance adventurer Jamie Ramsey. Jamie shares his journey from a corporate career in London to becoming a renowned adventurer who has trekked 54,000 kilometers. He discusses his favorite trails, hiking essentials, and memorable hiker trash moments. Jamie also recounts his adventures running from Canada to South America and provides insights into his life-changing decision to embrace the outdoor lifestyle. Tune in for stories of endurance, exploration, and the pursuit of passion in the great outdoors.

Join Rocket and Stump as they delve into the life of Colin Fletcher, the father of modern backpacking. Discover his pioneering journeys, influential writings, and lasting impact on wilderness exploration.

In this bonus episode of Hiker Trash Radio's 'The Last 10,' Doc interviews Jamie Ramsey, a British endurance adventure athlete. Jamie shares recent mini-adventures, his favorite music, the advice he gives, and even his amusing outdoor mishaps. Tune in to discover what fuels Jamie's passion for human-powered exploration and get a snapshot of his daily life through Doc's insightful questions.

In this episode, Doc talks to Betsy Mueller about her inspiring journey running across America to raise awareness for multiple sclerosis (MS). Betsy discusses her rigorous training, the logistics of the cross-country expedition, and how her family supports her from an RV. She reflects on the kindness she’s encountered, the physical and mental challenges she faces, and the ultimate goals of her endeavor. Betsy also shares insights on balancing MS symptoms with physical activity, the importance of embracing discomfort for growth, and maintaining a positive outlook. The episode provides an in-depth look at her day-to-day life on the road and her mission to help others stay active despite chronic illness.

In this episode of Hiker Trash Radio, Doc interviews Betsy Mueller, who is currently running across America. The show begins with light-hearted banter and a discussion of gear essentials before delving into Betsy's inspiring story. Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) in 2021, Betsy describes her symptoms and the emotional impact of the diagnosis. Determined not to let MS control her life, she embarked on an extraordinary journey running from the West coast to the East Coast. They discuss her daily mileage, experiences along the way, and her motivation to prove to herself and others that MS will not dictate her life. Tune in to hear more about Betsy's incredible journey and her tips for outdoor adventures.

In this episode, Carol Coyne, also known as 'Cheer,' shares her experiences of becoming a Triple Crowner at age 37, detailing her challenging and transformative solo hike on the Appalachian Trail in a particularly wet 2023. She discusses the physical toll the hikes have taken, including injuries like tendonitis and knee problems, but emphasizes the transformative personal growth she experienced. Carol also talks about her involvement with the long-distance hiking community Thru-r that she founded in 2020, which offers various events and resources for hikers. Additionally, Carol touches on her passion for ceramics inspired by her hikes and the group's future plans, including becoming a nonprofit organization.