Walking Barefoot Across the US with Anton Nootenboom Shelby Stanger|August 18, 2026 Anton Nootenboom is a world record holding endurance athlete who has walked thousands of miles barefoot across the United States, through the Himalayas, and along the Australian coast to raise awareness for men's mental health.
Setting Records and Winning the Cocodona 250 with Rachel Entrekin Shelby Stanger|August 11, 2026 Rachel Entrekin is an ultrarunner and three time champion of the Cocodona 250, one of the most demanding ultramarathons in the United States.
The Secret to Healthy Feet and Pain Free Adventure with Courtney Conley Shelby Stanger|August 4, 2026 Courtney Conley is a movement specialist, foot health expert, and author of the national bestselling book Walk.
A 3-Year Bike Journey Around the World with Samer Abouhamad Shelby Stanger|July 28, 2026 Samer Abouhamad is a long distance cyclist who biked 46,000 miles through 61 countries during a three year journey around the world.
Setting Ultramarathon Records at 75 Years Old with Michael Koppy Shelby Stanger|July 21, 2026 Michael Koppy is a 75-year-old ultrarunner who competes in some of the country's most demanding ultramarathons.
Slacklining Around the World with Breannah Yeh Shelby Stanger|July 14, 2026 Breannah Yeh is a slackliner, highliner, and content creator who has spent the last six years dedicated to life on the line. Whether she's landing tricks on a slackline in Los Angeles or walking highlines suspended thousands of feet above the ground, Breannah brings a joyful and creative approach to a sport that demands intense focus and balance. Through her videos, she shares the challenges and rewards of slacklining with a community of more than 2.5 million followers.
How to Pace an Ultramarathon Runner with Lisa Jhung Shelby Stanger|July 7, 2026 Trail runner and writer Lisa Jhung has paced ultramarathon runners for over 25 years, helping athletes through demanding miles to the finish.
First Woman to Walk the Length of the Americas with Lucy Barnard Shelby Stanger|June 30, 2026 Lucy Barnard is an Australian adventurer walking the length of the Americas, a years long expedition from Argentina to Alaska she began in 2017. Along the way, she adopted a blue heeler named Wombat, and together they navigate deserts, mountains, jungles, and remote terrain on foot. By 2026, Lucy had reached northern British Columbia, steadily continuing north toward Alaska.
Kayaking 310 Miles Down the Klamath River with Tasia Linwood Shelby Stanger|June 23, 2026 On June 12, 2025, 15 year old Tasia Linwood set out to kayak 310 miles down the Klamath River, from southern Oregon to the coast of northern California. She went with several other young Indigenous kayakers, from different tribes who live along the river. Their journey marked the first descent of the Klamath after the removal of four dams, which her community had fought for for decades.
Biking Across Every Continent with Liam Garner Shelby Stanger|June 16, 2026 Liam Garner is a long distance cyclist who set out at 17 to bike from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska to Ushuaia, Argentina, completing nearly 20,000 miles and becoming the youngest person to ride the length of the Americas. Now, Liam is continuing his global cycling journey, riding roughly 15,000 miles from Portugal through Europe, the Middle East, and Asia toward Singapore as part of his goal to bike across every continent.
How to Talk to Trees with Lindsay Branham Shelby Stanger|June 9, 2026 Lindsay Branham is an environmental psychologist exploring how we build deeper, more reciprocal relationships with nature. Her work invites us to go beyond simply spending time outside and consider what it might look like to truly listen and even communicate with trees.
Finding Purpose in Endurance Running with Yassine Diboun Shelby Stanger|June 2, 2026 Yassine Diboun is a Portland-based ultrarunner and coach who found endurance sports during recovery from addiction. After signing up for his first triathlon in 2004 to bring structure to his life, he discovered a talent for running that quickly evolved into a career in ultramarathons. Since then, he has become one of the sport’s most respected athletes, with top 10 finishes at Western States 100, multiple course records, and a place on the U.S. trail running team.
