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thank you for talking about what is clearly personal and really difficult. so thought provoking on the importance of facing adversity, waaay beyond the realm of climbing. pls carry on being badass and kind at the same time.

Talk about climbing specifically starts around 34:00

Please stop using “uh huh” as a response. It seems like you couldn’t care any less to be speaking to him.

I'm such a Mason Earle fan, such a badass athlete, and an inspiring individual. A couple of years ago I was looking for news about him, some new ascent or a repetition of a cool route, and found out about his illness. Such a heartbreaking moment, especially cause he seems such a nice person. I really wish him the best, and I wish more people would check out this conversation and the historical ascents Mason put up throughout the years. Thanks Hazel for the content.

Its bonkers that this channel doesn’t have thousands of subscribers

Thanks Adam & Hazel! What a great insight into Adam's life and approach, there must be so many people out there who would get a kick out of this interview.

Interesting question

He seems to be a pretty smart and grounded dude surrounded by other smart and grounded people.

Enjoying these conversations, nice one Hazel

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Omg incredible! 20 minutes into this and I've got to pause it as post trauma ptsd and floods of emotion threaten to overwhelm my day.

I love hazel’s mindset. She’s challenging Aidan to push past ego. The sign of a true master

this conversation was really great. I'm looking to put more focus into the process rather than the outcome of my climbing and this is great perspective!

Oh all the lil digs at boulderers from a trad climber. So special.

Brilliant thanks

Amazing podcast. Thanks for sharing !

Great cross-over insights, especially on breathing. Thank you. It would be great to hear more about breathing in different types of climbing, as well as in climbing preparation and recovery.

This is really is an excellent, well- considered and diverse discussion. Thank you! I loved the focus on intrinsic motivation and mindful task-focus to elicit flow experience. For me mindfulness goes hand in hand with compassion and self-compassion. It would be really great in future talks if perhaps you could consider exploring the role of self-compassion on dealing with perfectionism, for example. What are you thoughts on emotional self-regulation and self-compassion in climbing?