HeyJaredThe Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast
Finally a podcast with everything you've ever wanted for the HYBRID outdoor athlete. This podcast explores the world of endurance feats and outdoor adventures with athletes who specialize in hybrid outdoor sports.
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#188 - I Got Hacked (And This Is What Happened) (opens the original)
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I discovered my YouTube channel had been hijacked during a Sunday around 12:30, renamed “Ripple Foundation,” and used to run a Brad Garlinghouse/Ripple crypto livestream with a QR code asking viewers for money, even though I’ve never talked about crypto. The hack started after I communicated with what I thought was BetterHelp about a sponsorship and clicked a link to “Impact Radius” to share analytics by logging in with Google/YouTube; soon after, I was locked out of Gmail and everything tied to
#187 - He Broke a World Record at 41. At 55, Death Valley Nearly Killed Him (opens the original)
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In this episode, I talk with endurance athlete and speaker Croix Sather about how he went from never running to running over 2,000 miles (nearly 3,000) across America, completing a marathon a day for 100 straight days at 40 while speaking publicly after each run. We discuss how his carpentry upbringing shaped his work ethic, how mindset and “manifesting” influenced his life, and what makes the Badwater solo self-contained Death Valley crossings so challenging, including pushing a supply cart in
#186 - The Mountains Won't Fix Your Problems (opens the original)
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Today I explain how finishing a 100-mile run in 2022—something I trained for and obsessed over for years—was incredible, yet left me feeling emptier than ever afterward, which made me realize the mountains won’t fix my internal problems. I talk about how “escape to the mountains” culture (especially on social media) can turn into contrived checklists, and how Colorado peak-bagging often feels like a constant competition, even though it can also sharpen skills. I use my 14er journey (including a
#185 - The Ultimate Social Media Content Strategy - YouTube, Facebook Groups, Hooks, Thumbnails & AI Tools (opens the original)
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Nick hosts The Contractor’s Edge podcast with guest Chad Lubinski to share how contractors can use content to grow credibility, leads, and community by acting early on trends, similar to how Chad grew by repurposing TikToks into Instagram Reels. They emphasize YouTube as a long-tail, evergreen platform driven by keyword research (using vidIQ) and Facebook groups as a highly targeted “captured audience” where consistent, value-first participation builds trust and referrals. They discuss using Ins
#184 - He Failed Denali, then Came Back to Finish It w/ Cameron Dorn (opens the original)
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On his third appearance on the PB in Mountains podcast, Cameron Dorn explains how reading Into Thin Air inspired him to start mountaineering, beginning with a guided climb of Mount Rainier after college despite having no prior crampon experience. He recounts his first Denali attempt in 2021 as a two-person, self-supported expedition that ended when his sled slid at 10,000 feet and his thoracic spine (T5–T9) went out of place, prompting a responsible self-evacuation amid bad weather and limited f
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