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Ian Brown

Award-winning Canadian journalist and broadcaster Ian Brown talks about his love of mountains and what they mean to an artist.

Geoff Dyer

An interview with British writer Geoff Dyer, whose work has been described as “genre-defying” for the way in which he bends traditional forms of writing into hi

Nick Bullock

Former prison officer Nick Bullock shares his transition from a small-working class town in Britain to climbing summits across the world.

David Chaundy-Smart

Gripped magazine's editorial director David Chaundy-Smart reflects on Ontario's 1970s rock climbing scene.

John Weller

Photographer and filmmaker John Weller speaks about his exploits to promote marine conversation and his journey to Antarctica's Ross Sea.

Crystal Pite: Telling Stories Through Dance

Dominic Girard speaks with celebrated Canadian choreographer, Crystal Pite, about her dancing and choreography career, and what it's like to express stories thr

Cedar Wright

Filmmaker and climber Cedar Wright speaks about movie-making on some of the higher summits in North America.

JB MacKinnon

Author of "100-Mile Diet," JB MacKinnon talks about the concept rewilding our urban landscapes and his book, "The Once and Future World."

Carol Shaben

Canadian writer Carol Shaben talks about the incident behind her book, Into the Abyss, which tells the true story of a plane crash in the Alberta wilderness.

Will Gadd

Will Gadd, National Geographic's 2014 Adventurer of the Year, discusses his latest trip to Africa, the challenges and dangers of mountaineering and his first ex

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