As a guy who used to travel 300 days a year--at least before covid-19--I'm an avid listener of books on tape and podcasts. It's the best way to keep up on current events, news, ideas, stories, and more while shuttling through airports or even hitting … [Read more]
Photo by Corey Rich Back in the 1990s, a cable TV series called “Eco-Challenge: The Expedition Race” broadcast teams of hardcore guys and gals competing in a rugged, multi-day adventure race. The pioneering show, invented by Mark Burnett, aired on … [Read more]
https://youtu.be/GREORahglL8 We live in a golden era for media, with more stuff to watch, listen to, read than ever before. Turning on Netflix is almost overwhelming, both in the quantity and quality of fresh content that gets produced. That’s … [Read more]
Photo by Mike Corrado When John H. White was a kid, a teacher told him that he’d grow up to work on a garbage truck because he was slow at math. He went home and told his father, who said he should grow up to be his best and to look for the best … [Read more]
This post originally appeared on Shotkit, a website featuring photographers and their kits. One of the most common questions I get is, how do you shoot climbing photos? I thought it’d be fun to provide a few gear tips for anyone interested in … [Read more]
I've been using Lowepro bags literally since I was in high school. I remember saving up money at age 17 to buy my first Lowepro camera bag to get me and all of my gear out to climbing areas and up onto the walls. Since then, Lowepro bags have been … [Read more]
