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Join Doc and his guests on Hiker Trash Radio, the outdoor adventure podcast that takes you on a myriad of trails. With interviews from thru hikers, skydivers, adventure athletes, big wall climbers, and more, each episode is packed with trail talk, gear tips, and hilarious misadventures. And if you thought the great outdoors was all sunshine and rainbows, think again! Tune in for tales of blistered feet, helicopter evacuations, and Type II Fun that will make you appreciate the comforts of home. Settle in and get ready to trade the city for the wilderness. It's time to embrace the suck!498978 Par heure
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  • Trail Stories - "Kevin, What Are You Doing Here?" with Dr. Caroline "Earthcake" Himbert
    Oct 31 2026

    About the Guest

    Dr. Caroline Himbert, trail name Earthcake, is a German expat and cancer researcher on the faculty at the University of Utah's cancer center in Salt Lake City, following a postdoc at Harvard and Massachusetts General Hospital. Her research focuses on cancer survivorship, mainly colorectal and prostate cancer, and how exercise can improve survival and quality of life. She moved to the United States in October 2015 and thru-hiked the Pacific Crest Trail in 2016, followed by the Colorado Trail and the Continental Divide Trail. She then moved into ultrarunning, finishing her first 100-miler, the Wasatch 100, in 29 hours and 45 minutes for a top-ten finish and a sub-30 buckle. On the John Muir Trail, she set the unsupported women's FKT in August 2025 in 4 days, 4 hours, and 58 minutes, edging a record that had stood since 2016 by eight minutes. In July 2026 she came back and lowered it to 3 days, 16 hours, and 36 minutes, running northbound from Whitney Portal to Yosemite Valley. She is coached by Joe "Stringbean" McConaughy, and she got her trail name from mispronouncing "earthquake" on the PCT. She is on Instagram at @im_earthcake.

    What Happens in This Episode

    Twelve Miles From the Finish

    A Planner Who Trusts Her Legs

    How "Earthcake" Happened

    From Thru-Hiker to Wasatch 100

    Rachel and Kevin

    Taking It Back at Donahue Pass

    A Bear, a Burrito, and a Grudge

    Doing It Alone, and What Comes Next

    Links & Resources

    • Earthcake on Instagram (@im_earthcake)
    • Caroline Himbert's 2026 JMT FKT page (3 days, 16 hours, 36 minutes)
    • GearJunkie: "John Muir Trail FKT: Ultrarunner Fights Hallucinations to Beat Record by 8 Minutes" (2025)
    • GearJunkie: "Shattered Record: The Queen of the John Muir Trail Does It Again" (2026)
    • Moab 240 Endurance Run (Destination Trail)
    • iRunFar: Joe "Stringbean" McConaughy sets the men's supported JMT FKT
    • The Third Man Factor by John Geiger — the book on survival-mode hallucinations Caroline recommends.
    Connect with Hiker Trash Radio
    • Email: hikertrashradio@gmail.com
    • Social: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok — search Hiker Trash Radio.
    The full interview with Earthcake follows in two parts on the Hiker Trash Radio feed. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts — it takes 60 seconds and makes a real difference.

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    34 min
  • The Cottage - Episode 5: Work Hard. Stay Curious.
    Oct 30 2026

    The Cottage — Episode 5: "Work Hard. Stay Curious."

    The series finale of The Cottage asks the question behind all the others: why do these people do what they do? Allgood on waiting for his life to require a walk of that magnitude. GVP on creating margin and slipping into soft focus. Bus on never giving up the walks that changed his life. And the realization that ties the whole series together: the cottage industry exists because people who carry less learned to do more, and they found the answers they needed on trail.

    Featured Voices

    Whitney LaRuffa (Allgood) — Gossamer Gear. AT '96, CDT '16.

    Glenn Van Peski (G Squared) — Founder, Gossamer Gear. Author, "Take Less, Do More."

    Dan Durston (Lorax) — Founder, Durston Gear.

    Luke Piersall (Bus) — Founder, Trail Goods Company.

    The Full Series Cast

    Glenn Van Peski (Gossamer Gear) | Whitney LaRuffa (Gossamer Gear/FarOut/Six Moon Designs) | Lloyd Vogel (Garage Grown Gear) | Dan Durston (Durston Gear) | Cameron Abila (Leave Outdoor Co) | Brice Sokolowski (Vaucluse) | Sarah Berkeley (Symbiosis Gear) | Luke Piersall (Trail Goods Company) | Tom Liggett (Alpenglow Gear) | Elliot Dick (Different Dimension Designs)

    Connect with Hiker Trash Radio

    Email: hikertashradio@gmail.com

    Facebook | YouTube | Instagram | TikTok


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    9 min
  • The Trail Name That Got Away - Bee Corrado (Part II)
    Oct 28 2026
    About the Guest Bianca "Bee" Corrado is a high school Spanish teacher, outdoor educator, and content creator from San Diego, California (currently relocating to New York). Under the handle @beeswildlife, she has built a community of over 100,000 followers by teaching beginners how to get into the backcountry safely and confidently: camp kitchen guides, gear reviews, Leave No Trace education, and trail safety for solo women. She documented her PCT thru-hike in real time across Instagram, YouTube, and Substack. Her first backpacking trip was with the Sierra Club at Stony Brook University in 2016; her first thru-hike was the John Muir Trail in 2019 with her younger brother. She was sleeping on her balcony on a sleeping pad when this interview was recorded because her bed felt too soft after 140-plus days on trail. Her almost-trail-name was Crack Sniffer. She accepted Bee instead. What's Covered in Part 2 Family Reaction — They Knew She Was Stubborn

    Imposter Syndrome — Across Every Area

    The JMT Conclusion and Its Contradiction

    Why Beginners — Because She Was One

    Teaching and Creating — Both Stem From Creativity

    What Bee Wants Solo Women to Know About Safety

    Dirty Pot Water — The LNT Case

    Follower Growth — PCT as the Catalyst

    What's Next — Camino, Spanish, and the Classroom

    Hiking Hacks — Three for the Price of One

    Off the Beaten Path — Further by Heather Anderson

    Pay It Forward — NPCA

    Crack Sniffer — Why She Declined

    Links & Resources
    • Bee on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Substack: https://www.instagram.com/beeswildlife
    • Topo Athletic UltraVenture — Bee's trail shoe of choice for the PCT. Five pairs. Zero Achilles problems.
    • Six Moon Designs Trekker — The trekking-pole tent Bee switched to on day 5 of the PCT and used for the remainder of the hike.
    • Further by Heather Anderson — Bee's Off the Beaten Path recommendation. Heather's Triple Crown FKT story. Highly recommended.
    • National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA): https://www.npca.org
    Connect with Hiker Trash Radio
    • Email: mailto:hikertashradio@gmail.com
    • Social: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok — search Hiker Trash Radio.
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    38 min
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