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Rebecca Rusch

I'm a world-champion athlete, Emmy winner, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who helps curious high-achievers activate their inner explorer and unlock their true potential.

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  1. Issue · Sep 30, 2026

    Why We're Wired to Seek Challenge with Alex Hutchinson | REPLAY, EP53 (opens the original)

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    From the archive: one of our favorite deep dives is back. Rebecca digs into the science and soul of exploration with journalist and bestselling author Alex Hutchinson, known for his books Endure and The Explorer's Gene. Alex unpacks why we're wired to seek challenges, how curiosity fuels growth, and why doing hard things often leads to the most meaningful moments in life. Together, Rebecca and Alex dive into the psychology of pushing limits, rediscovering play, and finding purpose in both stilln

  2. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    The Approval Trap: The Dark Side of Success with Dr. Michael Gervais | REPLAY, EP52 (opens the original)

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    One of our most-requested conversations is back. This week we're replaying our very first guest episode: Rebecca sits down with renowned performance psychologist Dr. Michael Gervais for an intimate conversation about the journey from high performance to true mastery. Together, they explore how our greatest breakthroughs sometimes come not from pushing harder, but from having the courage to be still.Show NotesIn this episode, Rebecca and Dr. Gervais discuss:The distinction between high performanc

  3. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    The Last Ride - Rebecca’s Private Idaho (opens the original)

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    For 14 years, Rebecca’s Private Idaho wore my name, but RPI was never about me. It’s always been about you. An invitation for you to explore and discover your resilience and strength. You accepted that invitation in a way that exceeded my wildest expectations. Not only did riders come by the thousands, but my local community stepped up to support. The businesses, the bike shops, the fire department, and my friends all stepped in to lend a hand. My professional partners believed in the vision and

  4. Issue · Sep 2, 2026

    The Puzzle Pieces of Change: Navigating Transitions with Aaron Lutze | EP51 (opens the original)

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    Aaron Lutze has spent two decades helping athletes and brands navigate change. First as Rebecca's own athlete manager during 12 years at Red Bull, and now as the creative force behind Super Rider and Second Nature Media. In this episode, Rebecca and Aaron dig into the anatomy of a transition: the chosen ones we run toward, the unchosen ones that gut-punch us, and the strange, sideways path that took a non-athletic Wisconsin teenager into a career managing elite athletes and, eventually, into bui

  5. Issue · Aug 19, 2026

    Rebuilding After the Crash with Kait Boyle | EP50 (opens the original)

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    Kait Boyle is a world champion ultra-endurance mountain biker and co-founder of Bikepacking Roots, known for setting course records on some of the hardest self-supported races in the world, including the Arizona Trail, Kokopelli Trail, and Vapor Trail 125. Two months after winning 24-Hour Worlds in 2018, a car accident on black ice shattered her pelvis and left her uncertain whether she'd walk again. In this episode of What’s the Rusch, Rebecca and Kait trace the eight years since: a full recove

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