
Katie Lamb
Rock climber based in Berkeley, California, primarily a boulderer. First woman to climb V16 twice.
Top 3 podcasts with Katie Lamb
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Oct 29, 2025 • 2h 18min
E172: Round Table with Benn Wheeler and Katie Lamb, pub chat and Frankenclimber auctioning
This week’s round table features Benn Wheeler, an experienced boulderer known for his insights on climbing culture and travel tales, alongside Katie Lamb, a high-level competitor with a knack for technical climbing perspectives. They dive into the complexities of flashing friend's projects, the ethics of training on 3D replicas, and whether climbing culture is fixated on iconic ascents like Burden of Dreams. They also engage in a humorous auction game to build the ultimate climber, adding power-ups and vices that spark lively debates on identity and success in the climbing world.

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Jul 30, 2025 • 2h 10min
E159: Another round table with Katie Lamb, general chats and the fantasy climbing auction
Professional climber Katie Lamb returns for a lively discussion on the dynamics of climbing motivation and legacy athletes. She shares insights on the challenges faced by pro climbers and the emotional aspects of their journey. The conversation dives into climbing ethics, like route modifications, and the financial landscape impacting athletes today. To wrap it up, Katie participates in a humorous fantasy climbing auction, where ideas and laughter blend, showcasing the vibrant spirit of the climbing community.

11 snips
Mar 19, 2025 • 1h 31min
E140: Moral conundrums and hot takes special featuring Katie Lamb
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.


