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The Ground Up Podcast

Stories From the Steep | Climbing conversations with local legends and unsung crushers from hometown crags around the country.During the golden era of rock climbing, going ground up was as much a tactic as it was a lifestyle.

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    45 - Comp Climbing Chronicles with Joe Goodacre (opens the original)

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    Joe Goodacre grew up in North Boulder and started climbing at just 4 years old through Robyn Erbesfield-Raboutou’s Team ABC—one of the strongest youth programs in the country. In this episode, Joe shares what it was like to come up through competitive climbing, from early top‑rope comps to winning youth nationals and becoming a National and Pan-American champion. We get into the hyper‑technical world of speed climbing—micro‑beta, head‑to‑head racing, and this niche sport's evolution. As well as

  2. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    GIVEAWAY - Misty Mountain Harness (opens the original)

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    Here it is folks, the moment you've been waiting for! We're here live announcing the winners of the Misty Mountain Harness giveaway event that's been ongoing for the last couple of weeks. Big shoutout to Misty Mountain for providing the harnesses and supporting the show. We've got two winners from the Instagram contest as well as one winner from Patreon. We'll be in touch with the winners with all the details on how to claim your harness. Thanks to everyone that participated! - A huge thank you

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    44 - Cataloging the Classics with Steph Abegg (opens the original)

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    Steph Abegg has spent the better part of two decades exploring, climbing, and meticulously documenting some of the biggest and most adventurous routes across western North America. From her early days scrambling and mountaineering in the North Cascades to long days on remote multi-pitch routes, Steph has built a reputation not only for her ability to move quickly through big terrain, but for the incredibly detailed trip reports, route overlays, photos, and beta she creates along the way. In this

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    43 Preview - Gear Giveaway + Cirque of the Towers Traverse (opens the original)

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    In this episode, the Ground Up crew flips the script by announcing it's first ever GEAR GIVEAWAY before Robert interviews Ari about his recent exploits in the Winds tackling the Cirque of the Towers Traverse with Mike Palmer, who you may remember from Episode 1 of the podcast. Located in Wyoming, the Wind River Range is roughly 100 miles long, boasts some of the highest Rocky Mountain peaks outside of Colorado and provides a spectacular arena for several monster linkups, including the iconic Cir

  5. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    42 - A Noob's Guide to Horseshoe Hell (Rebroadcast from The Struggle Climbing Show) (opens the original)

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    What happens when two Horseshoe Hell veterans sit down with the podcast legends Ryan Devlin & Chris Kalous and try to explain what they've gotten themselves into? For this special rebroadcast, we joined Ryan on the Struggle Climbing Show and his Hell partner Chris (host of The Enormocast) for a crash course in all things 24 Hours of Horseshoe Hell—the legendary Arkansas climbing event where teams spend 12, 24, or even 36 hours climbing as many routes as they can. We break down the basics of Hell

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