In Episode 126 of the Peanut Butter Mountains Podcast, we interview Cameron Dorn, a national triathlon and duathlon champion, Guinness World Records holder, accomplished mountaineer, and successful business owner. Cameron shares his exhilarating experience climbing one of the most remote and highest mountains in the world, located in Antarctica. The conversation covers the preparation, challenges, and intense moments encountered during the climb, including dealing with extreme cold, setting up camp, and battling storms. Cameron also discusses the mental and physical adjustments after returning from such an extreme environment. This episode is packed with inspiration, adventure, and valuable life lessons.


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 00:00 Surviving the Harsh Antarctic Conditions
 00:21 Welcome to the Peanut Butter Mountains Podcast
 00:26 Interview with Cameron Dorn: Record-Breaking Mountaineer
 01:17 Journey to Antarctica: First Impressions
02:03 Preparing for the Climb: Gear and Challenges
05:37 Life at Union Glacier
12:15 Facing the Elements: Storms and Survival
15:16 Reflecting on Antarctica and Lessons for Denali
15:56 The Importance of Teamwork in Extreme Conditions
18:03 Transitioning Back to Normal Life
19:29 Maintaining Health and Routine Amidst Chaos
21:50 Balancing Commitments and Avoiding Burnout
24:35 Future Plans and Upcoming Adventures
26:57 Cameron Dorn's Social Media and Final Thoughts