In this episode we talk with Maree Connor the first woman to ever finish the Bloody Mission Vertical 5km Challenge. She is also a badass who represents Australia in 24 hour track events, finished top 10 at Badwater (IYKYK). Is an epic nurse, mum, wife and all round human being who was been through some hardship!

In this episode Callan, Dan and Mitch sit down to discuss the second year of the Vertical 5KM Challenge happening in November and the Find Your Mountain Campaign thats also happening in November.

In this episode we sit down for the final Tassie Trail chat from Steeley and Jesse's perspective. Covering things like Steeley's first ever 100kms run and Jesse's overnight leg which was remote and a logistical nightmare!

In this episode Callan sits down with Tim to discuss journey with the outdoors, We Are Explorers and how they contributed to making Tassie Trail happen! Tim is a Bloody Legend!

In this pod Callan sits down with Cordell and Knappers to reflect on the adventures, laughs and depth of the Tassie Trail adventure.

In this pod Callan sits down with Shooter and Jess from Running for Resilience to learn more about the amazing work they do in Canberra. Also they reflect back on the Vertical 5k challenge from last year and what it took to finish such a unique and punishing event!

In this episode we sit down with Cal Gates and Dan Ferris to hear some of the epic and moving stories from the Bloody Mission Adventure "Tassie Trail" where the boys ran from the top to the bottom of Tasmania.

Dan and Callan sit by a the river at Bright Victoria talking about the epic weekend that is the Buffalo Stampede. We also share an update's about the upcoming adventure the Tassie Trail!

This is a short update for the Bloody Mission community on how The Blood Run film ended up being signed to Foxtel, Kayo and Binge. The film is now available for streaming on Kayo and Binge.

If you know who Pat Farmer is, you're welcome. If you don't you need to listen to this. He details his longest run "The Pole to Pole" running 20,919km from the top to the bottom of the world for The Red Cross. Pat Farmer is arguably the GOAT of long distance running and a bloody good guy! He was gracious enough to spend a few hours with the boys sharing his battle stories, philosophy and heart for the less fortunate.