Can Mathias and Doug talk through their midlife crisis in under 2 hours? What will their therapist say about all that running while getting older? This and more in this week's fast and furious episode fo Singletrack, not sponsored by Nike... yet.

François abandons his FKT attempt of the Washington portion of the PCT due to snow, Doug loves power walking and Mathias is afraid of cougars. Top notch programming in this weeks episode of Singletrack. Sponsored by: Eastside Big Tom - best burgers, period. Links at outdoor-society.com

On this week's episode, Doug and Mathias welcome Tabatha Collins, the soon to be world record holder for most ultra marathons completed by a woman in a year. They talk about training, aid station food, mental health and running all over the county. If you love inspiring stories and great people, this is the episode for you. Show notes on outdoor-society.com

Before the first big snow of the season your faithful hosts squeeze in one more adventure, each. Doug heads to the Lake Solitude at Grand Teton National Park and Mathias finally fullfills his dream of running the Enchantments in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness above Leavenworth, Washington. You guessed it, those runs were as awesome and fulfilling as you'd expect. Sponsored by: Eastside Big Tom. Burgers and milkshake, baby!

Your hosts are squeezing a whole lot of technology into this week's episode of your favorite trail stumbling podcast. There is watch talk, camera angles, and eBikes are invading our public lands. Also a fascinating Director's Commentary on "How to Build a Calendar".

Fall is here, and with that come cooler runs in unpredictable weather. Mathias announces plans for a possible new race in Capitol Forest and Doug gives us the insight scoop on the history of the mountain goats on the Olympic Peninsula. So long, goats, you've been fun but have overstayed your welcome. Sponsored by: Eastside Big Tom

He did it! Douglas got the monkey off his back. Last weekend he finished The Rut 50k in Big Sky, Montana. A brutal and beautiful mountain trail race that captured his heart, stole his soul, and almost broke his leg. This is Doug's story. A tale of endurance, desperation, and joy. Oh, and how much do we love those Kaiser hills now?

If we would've packed anymore topics into this week's episode our mics would've melted... and your headphones exploded. We talk about friendly neighborhood cats. New adventuress beyond the neighborhood and upcoming races and other ultra news. Also: new shirts, and hoodies are available on the website! Links and more at outdoor-society.com

Your hosts haven't always been professional trail running podcasters. This episode takes a look at the early days of friendship, wilderness adventures and crazy business ideas, that included Sasquatch Tours, picnic tables on downtown streets and braised pork knuckles in Leavenworth.

Your podcast hosts turned race directors and lived to tell the tale. And here it is: The directors commentary of the first Little Backyard Adventure in Olympia, Washington. What an incredible time we had. Thank you for believing in us and racing these awesome trails. We will be back in 2020, we promise!