

E140: Moral conundrums and hot takes special featuring Katie Lamb
11 snips Mar 19, 2025
Katie Lamb, a fan favorite known for her thought-provoking insights, joins the hosts in their snowed-in Yosemite apartment for a lively discussion. They dive into quirky topics like the surprising uses of Bag Balm and the humorous side of using antihydro for climbing. Ethical dilemmas in climbing practices spark a heated debate about the responsibilities of climbers, while they also explore Yosemite's bouldering scene and its media paradox. With a blend of humor and philosophical musings, they tackle the complexities of climbing culture and personal responsibility.
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Antihydrol Mishap
- Sam Pryor used antihydrol after hearing Daniel Woods recommend it.
- His dry hands became overly dry, leading to split tips on fiberglass holds.
Professional Stone Setters
- Sam Pryor proposes professional stone setters to create bouldering routes on blank rock faces.
- This would increase climbing opportunities and disperse climbers.
Constraints Enhance Climbing
- Katie Lamb argues that the limitations of natural rock formations enhance the authenticity of climbing.
- The rarity of perfect bouldering lines makes them more special.