The Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast

In this podcast I'm interviewed by Laura from Mike and Laura Travel Blog. We cover what User Generated Content is, how I used it to break from from a decade of working a 9-5 and specific tips for creators looking to get into the UGC industry. 📌 UGC MasterClass + Branding Blueprint Courses --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

In this episode, the host engages in a detailed conversation with Justin Outdoors , a seasoned adventurer known for his solo hikes and profound love for winter camping. Justin shares his experience of hiking the Great Divide Trail solo for 36 days, discussing the challenges, gear testing, and the mental aspect of being isolated. The conversation also covers living in Canada, adapting to winter conditions, and tips for winter camping, including gear recommendations and strategies to stay engaged during long nights. Additionally, they touch upon high-altitude expeditions, ski touring, and how having an extensive background in outdoor activities benefits physical fitness. The discussion pivots to gear preferences, with a focus on the importance of sleep systems for both beginner and advanced hikers, highlighting specific products and the advantages of quilts over traditional sleeping bags. Finally, they discuss changes in adventure planning post becoming parents and the mutual goal to integrate their child into their outdoor lifestyle. Justin Outdoors YouTube Channel 🔥 Free Hiking Planner Database 00:00 The Solitude of Solo Hiking: A Deep Dive 00:35 Introducing Justin: The Winter Camping Enthusiast 01:06 The Canadian Winter: A Hiker's Perspective 01:44 From East to West: A Canadian's Journey 02:26 Embracing the Cold: Winter Camping Insights 05:37 High Altitude Dreams: Planning for Denali 07:00 The Ultimate Ski Touring Experience 10:53 The Great Divide Trail Adventure 21:08 Filming the GDT: Challenges and Triumphs 26:25 Future of Through Hiking: Preferences and Plans 27:19 Dream Hiking Trails and Bucket List Adventures 27:31 Reflecting on the Colorado Trail Experience 27:57 Exploring Future Hiking Trails 28:43 The Challenge of Filming Outdoor Adventures 32:25 The Journey to Becoming a Full-Time YouTuber 37:12 The Fascination with Outdoor Gear 40:14 Sleep Systems: A Game Changer for Backpackers 43:31 Offering a Free Outdoor Goals Planning Template 51:43 Anticipating Changes with a New Family Member 55:38 Wrapping Up: The Joy of Outdoor Adventures and Storytelling --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

In this podcast episode, the host interviews Elena Osborne, a veteran of the Heyduke, PCT, and Te Araroa trails, as well as a documentary filmmaker. Elena shares her grueling experiences on the Heyduke Trail, including challenges such as a flash flood danger that they wisely avoided, extreme weight loss over a 12-day stretch intended for 8, and intensive scrambling and bushwhacking. She also discusses her love for documenting her hikes, the process of creating her PCT documentary, and future projects. The conversation shifts to lighter topics, including Elena's fondness for peanut butter and the importance of storytelling in her life and work. The episode offers insights into the physical and mental demands of long-distance hiking, the joy of outdoor adventures, and the creative process behind documenting them. ⁠ ⁠Elina's YouTube Channel⁠ ⁠Elina's PCT Series ⁠ ⁠🚀 Free Adventure Planning Hub - Track Everything in 1 Place⁠ ⁠💥 My Recommended Outdoor Gear Lists⁠ 00:45 Introducing Elena Osborne: Trail Veteran and Filmmaker 01:32 Peanut Butter Preferences: A Crunchy Conversation 04:09 Exploring the Heyduke Trail: Challenges and Inspirations 10:51 The Filmmaking Journey: From YouTube to Traditional Media 17:04 Reflecting on Near-Death Experiences and Trail Wisdom 22:55 Future Trails and Personal Growth: From the PCT to Japan 27:39 The Evolution of Trail Documentation 28:58 The Art of Choosing: Thru-Hiking vs. Filmmaking 30:49 Exploring Diverse Outdoor Hobbies 33:29 The Craft of Storytelling in Adventure 34:12 Exclusive Offer: Outdoor Goals Notion Template 38:36 The Power of Journaling on the Trail 42:21 Reflecting on the Impact of the PCT Series 52:17 Navigating the Challenges and Rewards of Content Creation 01:00:18 Where to Find More Adventures and Stories --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

Today I'm interviewed by another podcast called Backpacking and Blisters. I'll be talking about my experiences and close calls with danger in the outdoors, including nearly dying three times. We talk about solo backpacking, mountaineering goals, and encounters with challenging conditions such as bogs and unexpected weather. Other topics include the importance of having and not having trekking poles in critical situations, my preferences for backpacking gear, and his upcoming plans to tackle the Wonderland Trail solo. 00:00 Discovering Chad Lubinski: A Pleasant Surprise 01:14 Chad Lubinski: The Adventure Documentary Filmmaker 01:47 Exploring Chad's Unique Adventure Philosophy 03:11 Solo Backpacking: Freedom and Challenges 04:54 The Highline Trail Solo Adventure 06:25 Unexpected Encounters: Cows and Storms 16:55 Survival Stories: Near-Death Experiences in the Wild 32:25 A Harrowing Climb on Mount Hood 36:15 The Perilous Descent and Reflections 37:00 Mountaineering Insights and Close Calls 40:49 Brainstorming Adventure Documentary Ideas 52:50 Trail Trivia and Wrap-Up --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

My initial love for ultrarunning has quickly turned into a feeling of burnout. Today I'm going to reveal the top 3 things that have led me to burnout from ultrarunning so hopefully they don't happen to you. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

This podcast episode features an insightful conversation with Chase Tucker, a hybrid mountain athlete renowned for his approach to outdoor fitness that combines various disciplines. The discussion covers his unique training methodologies, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's body and focusing on holistic health over specific exercises. Chase shares his journey from traditional strength training to exploring Eastern philosophies, fascia health, and how emotions impact physical well-being. The conversation touches on tips for myofascial release, the significance of balanced training, and how mental health intertwines with physical fitness, particularly for hikers and mountain enthusiasts. Chase also talks about the challenges and rewards of being in the mountains, assessing risks, and planning for the future as potential parenthood approaches, aiming to keep the adventures alive while prioritizing safety. Chase's Instagram Chase's Coaching Site --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

The episode delves into discussions with Anna Cook about transitioning to full-time content creators, the significance of user-generated content, and strategies for collaborating with tourism boards. Insights highlight the importance of networking, diverse platform presence, content repurposing, professionalism, and effective audience engagement. Tips and advice aim to empower content creators to build lasting partnerships with tourism boards Anna's Exclusive Newsletter Anna's Instagram Anna's Blog --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

In this podcast, I interviews Jameson Collins who shares his experiences with ultra running, including participating in 200 mile races. The guest talks about the highs and lows of ultra running, their process of recovery after races, and their decision to start a cottage gear company focused on making specialized apparel for ultra runners. The discussion also delves into the concept of cottage industry and the advantages of tailored gear for specific needs. Jameson's IG 00:00 The Unseen Challenges of Ultra Marathons 00:21 Introducing Jameson Collins: From 50k to 240 Miles 01:49 The Leap from Marathon to Ultra: A Personal Journey 02:52 The Allure and Reality of Ultra Marathons 06:06 Overcoming Personal Challenges Through Ultra Running 08:00 The Moab 240: A Race of Extremes 11:04 Life-Changing Moments in the Moab 240 17:37 The Triple Crown of 200s: An Ultimate Challenge 22:00 Efficiency and Strategy in Ultra Running 28:46 Evolving Training Strategies for Ultra Marathons 29:13 The Grit to Run: Pushing Through Pain and Endurance 30:14 Post-Race Recovery: From Wreckage to Readiness 35:07 Setting New Goals: The Drive for Competitive Ultra Running 39:18 From Ultra Running to Entrepreneurship: The Birth of a Cottage Company 49:30 The Philosophy and Future of Cottage Companies --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

This podcast explores the intricacies of sustaining relationships while pursuing a passion for the outdoors. We discuss the importance of safety, balancing individually preferred intensities of outdoor activities, and understanding each other's experiences. They share personal anecdotes to illustrate challenges and strategies for harmonizing outdoor adventures with relationship dynamics, emphasizing communication, shared experiences, and respecting different comfort levels. The discussion also covers the potential impact of outdoor activities on relationships, offering insights on navigating the complexities of shared and individual pursuits in the outdoors. 00:00 Opening Thoughts on Relationships and the Outdoors 00:26 Navigating Relationships with Outdoor Enthusiasts 01:34 The Mountains Always Come First: A Deep Dive 04:20 Balancing Love and Adventure: Finding the Middle Ground 08:19 The Challenge of Sharing Intense Outdoor Experiences 12:34 Communicating Safety and Expectations in Relationships 15:26 Reflecting on Ambition, Attraction, and Outdoor Lifestyles 18:36 The Climbing Lifestyle: More Than Just a Hobby 19:11 Embracing the Outdoors: A Lifestyle Choice 20:25 Understanding Safety and Relationships in Outdoor Activities 22:18 Learning from Mistakes: A Snowboarding Lesson 26:24 The Importance of Patience and Understanding in Teaching 27:57 Finding Balance in Outdoor Adventures with Your Partner 34:18 Navigating Type Two Fun and Relationship Dynamics 35:49 Wrapping Up and Looking Ahead --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

The video presents a bucket list of outdoor activities in the Pacific Northwest, targeting both residents and visitors to Washington and Oregon. Detailed insights about each activity, ranging from climatic conditions, difficulty level, and personal anecdotes, are also provided. 🚀 Free Adventure Planning Hub - Track Everything in 1 Place 00:00 Introduction to the Ultimate Pacific Northwest Bucket List 00:14 Climbing South Sister: A Mountain Adventure 00:41 Hiking to Ramona Falls: A Waterfall Experience 01:06 Swimming in Jade Lake: A Washington State Gem 01:41 Hiking to McNeil Point: A Mount Hood Adventure 02:07 Rock Climbing at Smith Rock State Park 02:42 Hiking to Tom, Dick and Harry Mountain: A Mount Hood View 03:09 Hiking the Timberline Trail around Mount Hood 04:08 Outdoor Goals Notion Template: A Planning Tool 05:51 Hiking the Lewitt Trail around Mount St. Helens 06:48 Hiking the Walla River Loop in the Eagle Cap Wilderness 07:37 Conclusion and Further Resources --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

This episode blends insightful conversations between 2 seasoned hikers as we explore the nuances of hiking efficiency, the complexity of gear reviews, and the mental and emotional benefits of hiking. Highlighting practical advice on gear packing, meal timing, and maintaining a steady pace, the discussions also tackle the unspoken aspects of gear reviews and affiliate links. Emory's Instagram 00:00 Introduction: The Art of Conversation 01:10 The Importance of Authenticity in Communication 02:29 The Challenges of Creating Content 04:00 The Power of Authenticity in Social Media 05:38 The Art of Storytelling 08:34 The Struggles of Outdoor Adventures 10:39 The Importance of Intentionality in Outdoor Activities 12:20 The Challenges of Balancing Personal Life and Outdoor Adventures 14:32 The Art of Filmmaking and Storytelling 16:19 The Importance of Authenticity in Filmmaking 18:04 The Challenges of Hunting 20:28 The Importance of Intentionality in Hunting 22:24 The Art of Writing and Storytelling 44:35 The Art of Hunting: Common Mistakes 44:59 Passion for Writing: A Personal Journey 45:13 Exploring the Power of AI in Writing 46:08 The Art of Ideation: A Creative Process 46:29 Decoding the Mystery of Maps 47:06 The Great Outdoors: A Debate on Accessibility 53:18 The Ethics of Gear Reviews 01:01:28 The Power of Efficiency in Backpacking 01:23:51 The Impact of Hiking on Mental Health --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

The podcast gives listeners a list of top adventure ideas in Colorado and Wyoming. Detailed information about each activity and the level of difficulty are described. 🚀 Free Adventure Planning Hub - Track Everything in 1 Place 00:00 Introduction to Adventure Ideas in Colorado and Wyoming 00:25 Running or Backpacking the Teton Crest Trail 01:34 Hiking to 14ers in a Day 02:17 Thru Hiking the Colorado Trail 02:36 Rock Climbing at Veedawou 03:13 Running or Hiking the Camp Rawah and Twin Crater Lakes Loop 03:33 Climbing Gannett Peak 04:04 Climbing the Grand Teton 04:32 Climbing Medicine Bow Peak 04:56 Bike Packing the Red Feather Ramble 05:26 Conclusion and Invitation to Explore More --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

Today I share my top three most dangerous experiences in the wilderness giving emphasis to the fact that even seasoned hikers and outdoorsmen can get themselves into dangerous situations. I'll describe an accident in Hell's Canyon, the Colorado Trail, and an accident on Mount Hood along with lessons learned from each. 00:00 Introduction: A Brush with Death 00:14 The Podcast Begins: Sharing Dangerous Experiences 01:00 First Dangerous Experience: Hell's Canyon 07:28 Surviving the Canyon: Lessons Learned 09:00 Second Dangerous Experience: Colorado Trail 15:54 Surviving Hypothermia: A Close Call 17:05 Third Dangerous Experience: Mount Hood 23:57 Surviving a Fall: A Near-Death Experience 26:17 Conclusion: Lessons from Near-Death Experiences --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

During this podcast episode, our guest, Jamie Lambert, a seasoned hiker and snowboarder, shares about her journey and preparation for her upcoming thru hike adventures. The conversation delves into her love for the wonders of the outdoors, her experiences on the Pacific Crest Trail, and her anticipation towards the Continental Divide Trail. The discussion spotlights the significance of breaking down long-distance through hikes into manageable sections, the value of practical gear, and the challenges involved. Jamie encourages anyone thinking of embarking on such a journey to seize the opportunity and highlights the growth and life-enriching experiences gained from each hike. 00:00 Introduction and Big Announcement 00:37 Podcast Episode 82: Return of Jamie Lampert 01:17 Jamie's Big Life Changes and Future Plans 02:22 Jamie's Decision to Quit Her Job 03:14 Transitioning to a New Lifestyle 03:29 The Fear and Excitement of Change 07:36 Jamie's New Adventure: Hiking the CDT 07:59 The Challenges and Excitement of the CDT 17:09 Jamie's Hiking Gear and Strategies 28:34 The Search for a Trail Name 29:09 Preparing for the CDT Hike 30:38 Planning a Family Getaway 31:17 Split Boarding Experiences 32:34 Challenges of Split Boarding 33:00 First Season of Split Boarding 33:40 Split Boarding in Wyoming and Colorado 35:58 Split Boarding Gear Discussion 38:50 Advice for Aspiring Through Hikers 49:27 Instagram Questions and Answers 52:38 Valentine's Day Plans and Wrap Up --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

In the 81st episode of the Peanut Butter and Mountains Podcast, we have mountaineering expert Josh Stewart discussing essential winter hiking gear such as snowshoes, micro spikes, and crampons. The episode delves into the most effective uses for each type of traction gear, exploring how to match footwear with terrain for maximum safety and performance. Josh also shares his insight on the principles of mountain guiding, stressing the importance of learning these skills for independent mountaineering and exploration. Josh's YouTube Josh's Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

Today I discuss the challenges and rewards I've experienced after being creator for one year. We'll topics such as the lack of financial stability, the constant state of work mode, and the mental exhaustion tied to ideating, generating, and transforming content. The talk brings to light the competitiveness, stresses of creating fresh content, the financial uncertainty, and comparison trap, while also discussing the potential tax advantages, flexibility, possibility of higher earnings, and enjoyment derived from the creative process. Enjoy! 🔥 Free Ebook - How to Become an Outdoor Creator 💥 The Outdoor Creator Academy 00:00 Introduction 00:23 The Reality of Being a Full-Time Content Creator 00:54 The Perks of Being a Creator 01:42 The Journey to Becoming a Full-Time Creator 03:04 The Financial Aspects of Content Creation 05:27 The Challenges of Being a Content Creator 08:09 The Uncertainty of Contracted Work 12:55 The Struggles of Winter Content Creation 14:16 The Traits Needed for Successful Content Creation 14:40 Conclusion: Would I Go Back to a 9-5 Job? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

This podcast discusses the advantages of splitboarding or ski touring compared to riding at a resort. In it I'll share my personal experiences and reasons why they think every snowboarder should consider becoming a splitboarder. I talk about how splitboarding provides more adventures, keeps you in shape, and is a cheaper alternative to riding at a resort. 📌 Free Adventure Database 🔥 More Splitboarding Videos - Splitboarding Gear I Wish Beginners Would Use (But They Don't) - 9 Splitboarding Tips NOBODY Talks About - Most of You Will Ignore This Splitboarding Advice --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

Dive into this engaging conversation with online personality and comedian, Matt Lyons. Matt opens up about his experiences hiking the Pacific Crest Trail and Appalachian Trail, sharing both challenges faced and the personal transformations delivered. He discusses his journey from being a teacher to a full-time content creator and how he manages to bring humor into his everyday adventures. From road trip tales to content creation strategies, get a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like being a popular figure on social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Tune in to hear Matt's story and get inspired. Interested in becoming an Outdoor Creator? Get my free ebook here: Matt's Instagram Matt's TikTok Frontcountry Apparel --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support

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Join us as we explore Conner's incredible journey from law enforcement officer to social media phenomenon. Within just two short months, he saw his Instagram following surge by a staggering 7365%. In this interview, he shares insightful strategies for content creation, community engagement, and effectively leveraging the social media algorithm. Whether you're new to content creation or simply interested in extraordinary growth stories, you'll be sure to learn a ton from this episode! 🔥 Free Ebook to become an Outdoor Creator 🔥 The Outdoor Creator Academy --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chad-lubinski6/support