At the 1998 Olympic Winter Games in Nagano, Japan, Nikki Stone became America’s first-ever Olympic Champion in the sport of inverted aerial skiing. What made this accomplishment even more impressive is that less than two years earlier, a chronic back injury prevented her from standing, let along walking or skiing. 

#45 Sticking your neck out with Nikki Stone

What does it take to be a MTNmeister? Chris Noble is a writer and one of the world’s leading adventure photographers. His works have appeared in hundreds of publications worldwide, including Life, National Geographic, Newsweek, Orion, Outside, Rolling Stone, and Sports Illustrated. A former contributing editor at Powder and Outdoor Photograph magazines, one of Chris’s latest project is the book: Women Who Dare: North America’s most inspiring Women Climbers.

#47 Photographers who dare with Chris Noble

Erik is a professional photographer and whitewater kayaker that has been featured in numerous adventure films. In 2011, he and his adventure partner Jon Turk became the first to ever circumnavigate Canada’s Ellesmere Island – a 1500 mile journey that took 104 days. Erik was selected as one of the 2012 National Geographic Adventurers of the year.

Check out Erik's Meister Profile - http://www.mtnmeister.com/erik-boomer/

#48 1500 miles, 100 days, 1 walrus with Erik Boomer

Russell and Ben relive some of the best MTNmeister moments by asking each other some of the tough questions that they’ve asked the MTNmeisters. Russell and Ben share adventures that they’ve had in their lives along with a reflection on the podcast journey thus far.

#50 A taste of our own medicine with Russell and Ben

Mike Pigg was a pioneer triathlete that dominated the sport through the much of the 80’s and 90’s. Known specifically for the Olympic distance and off-road triathlons, Mike has competed in over 150 races and won almost half of them. Mike still competes but now has another job and a family that takes up more of his time.

#51 Pioneering pain with Mike Pigg

Lindsay is a senior guide for Rainier Mountaineering Incorporated and Pacific Alpine guides. She guides mountaineering on Mt. Rainier, McKinley, and is an Avalanche instructor. Lindsay has a geology degree from Dartmouth College and in 2007 was a part of the NCAA Championship Ski Team. 

#55 50-plus Rainier summits with Lindsay Mann

It has been a long long winter here in Boston! Finally, the spring is here and so are the showers. I made this mix to remind us that its ok to get naked and dance in the rain. More on that later... Lets hope the April showers lead to some sexy beautiful May flowers! Enjoy a sexy vibe brought to you by some fantastic, talented artists I've been digging lately and mixed by me, Lucas Alexander. More to come so stay tuned! Peace Love and Happiness! 

Track List to follow in a few! ;)

Lucas Alexander: Get Naked For April Showers Spring Podcast

This time fifty years ago, each of the highest peaks on every continent had been summited. Except one. At 16,050 feet, Mt. Vinson is Antarctica&rsquo;s tallest mountain, and in 1966, the American Antarctic Mountaineering Expedition was organized to make a first ascent. This year, the 50th anniversary of this iconic accomplishment, some of the members of the team reunited at the American Alpine Club's Annual Benefit Dinner in Washington DC. In this episode, you'll hear them reflect on the historic expedition. This was recorded at the American Alpine Club's 2016 Annual Benefit Dinner presented by The North Face and REI. Special thanks National Geographic.

Thanks to MtnMeister's sponsor for this episode, Mountain House. For 20% off, go to mountainhouse.com/meister

#169 The first ascent of Mt. Vinson with the 1966 American Antarctic Mountaineering Expedition

The MTNmeister podcast presents interviews with the most inspiring, motivating, and influential athletes in outdoor sports. In a half hour, you’ll explore topics which transcend sport: overcoming adversity, stepping outside of your comfort zone, persevering through hardship, weighing risk vs. reward, and more. MTNmeister delivers extreme examples of these topics through the guests we host: mountaineers, ultramarathoners, Paralympians, Olympians, rock climbers, skiers, and more. Join the host of MTNmeister, Ben Schenck, as he asks thought provoking questions that you won’t hear on a typical interview. Also, every MTNmeister will recommend the best gear, resources, and destinations that will assist you in your own adventures.

#169 The first ascent of Mt. Vinson with the 1966 American Antarctic Mountaineering Expedition

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