Anita talks about some of the work she has been doing to encourage diverse groups into climbing.

Natalie Berry reads Gordon Smith’s classic accounts of winter ice climbing on Ben Nevis and big routes in the Alps, both stories drenched in 1970s drizzle and hunger.

Achtung: Legend! The quiet king of the quiet kingdom. Seldom has an area been so associated with one climber as Northumberland is with Bob Smith. From the late 1970s Bob championed style, commitment and technicality to produce climbs whose beauty and challenge have diminished little over the years.

Coach and climbing philosophy through lived experiences. This podcast won't make you stronger, but it might help you climb better and love it more. She's the boss.

In the 1990s she was at the top levels, redpointing 8b and flashing E7. Niall Grimes chats to Karin Magog about how she got there and what she's been doing since.

Trailblazing Irish climbers reads from her autobiography.

North Wales based climbing photographer, Ray Wood, sits down and thinks about life over a cup of tea.

Alex Megos talk to Niall Grimes about his new 9c, Bibliography, at Ceuse.

It's a bit sweary, sorry. I read out my own story of training obsession and blurred boundaries. Sorry.

Driving force of North Wales bouldering exploration, master of cutting edge trad, sport and bouldering. Pete Robins sits down and blows his own trumpet.