Pretty Good at Talking

Vince Strawbridge
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In 2018, the Strawbridge family - including four kids aged 11 to 16 - walked from Canada to Mexico along the Pacific Crest Trail. Their story is told in the book ”Pretty Good at Walking,” but a 2,650-mile journey creates more stories than one book can hold. Join author Vince Strawbridge as he sits down with the colorful characters who shaped his family’s adventure - from trail angels and fellow hikers to musicians and mountain guides. Each episode reveals a new perspective on shared moments from the trail, exploring how individual journeys intertwine to create the unique culture of the PCT. Whether you’re a long-distance hiker, an armchair adventurer, or simply love a good story, Pretty Good at Talking invites you to discover the community that makes the Pacific Crest Trail more than just a path through the wilderness.

  1. 12/24/2025

    13 - Lauren Roerick - Hiking the HexaTrek and world touring

    In this conversation, Lauren Roerick shares her experiences hiking the Hexatrek, a long-distance trail in France.    - Important Links:    Lauren:  https://www.laurenroerick.com/ https://www.instagram.com/laurenroerick https://www.youtube.com/c/laurenroerick She discusses her preparation, the challenges of resupplying, and the beauty of the landscapes she encountered. The conversation also touches on the importance of cultural adaptability, the social aspects of hiking, and the technical challenges presented by the trail. Lauren emphasizes the need for flexibility in navigation and reflects on the personal growth that comes from such adventures. In this conversation, Lauren and Vince discuss the evolving landscape of hiking and outdoor adventures, focusing on the rise of young shepherds, the experiences on the Hexatrek, and the joys of slow travel. They explore the importance of personal interactions with locals, the development of new hiking tours, and the challenges of creating engaging content while maintaining authenticity. Lauren shares her recent adventures and future plans, emphasizing the value of less-traveled trails and the intimate connection with nature that comes from slow travel. Sound bites   "The Hexatrek has many alternate routes." "I'm going to sit on a rock." "I just want to reconnect with nature." Chapters   00:00 Introduction to the Hexa Trek 03:57 The Journey Begins: Discovering the Hexa Trek 05:38 Planning and Resupply Challenges 09:00 Navigating French Culture and Resupply 11:40 Charging Electronics on the Trail 13:19 Experiencing the Landscape and History of France 14:24 Finding Your Stride on the Hexa Trek 17:41 Connecting with Other Hikers 18:54 Flexibility in Hiking: The Hexa Trek Experience 21:40 Exploring Side Quests and Alternate Routes 22:54 Freedom and Flexibility on the Trail 24:47 Technical Challenges and Surprising Terrain 26:08 Weather Challenges and Adaptations 27:22 The Experience of Walking in Extreme Heat 28:26 Kayaking Adventures and Unique Experiences 29:58 Interactions with Locals and Shepherds 31:19 The Role of Dogs in Hiking Experiences 33:05 Guidebooks and Preparation for Thru-Hikes 34:29 Reflections on Slow Travel and Connection to Nature 39:53 Navigating Time and Transition in Hiking 41:20 The Process of Creating Unique Hiking Tours 44:23 Experiences on the Te Araroa Trail 45:48 The Joy of Unpredictability in Hiking 48:29 Recent Adventures and Future Plans 54:34 Balancing Content Creation and Authentic Experience Takeaways   Lauren hiked the Hexatrek solo and documented her journey. The Hexatrek offers a unique experience through diverse landscapes in France. Resupply planning is crucial for long-distance hiking, especially in rural areas. Cultural adaptability is important when hiking in foreign countries. The Hexatrek has many alternate routes, allowing for flexibility in navigation. Social interactions can enhance the hiking experience, even when hiking solo. Weather conditions can significantly impact hiking experiences and safety. Technical sections of trails can be challenging and require careful navigation. Hiking in France offers opportunities to explore historical sites and architecture. The journey can be as much about personal growth as it is about the destination. Families are getting excited about homesteading and farming. Young people are increasingly becoming shepherds, moving away from fast-paced technology. Local interactions can lead to unique experiences, such as buying cheese from shepherds. The Hexatrek offers a unique hiking experience, but it may not resonate with everyone. Slow travel allows for deeper connections with nature and local cultures. The transition to a slower pace of life can be challenging but rewarding. Exploring less-known trails can provide a sense of adventure and mystery. Creating hiking content requires balancing authenticity with audience expectations. Personal experiences on trails can vary greatly based on individual preferences. Future hiking plans may include new and exciting trails, as well as collaborations.    Keywords   Hexatrek, hiking, adventure, resupply, France, Alps, trail navigation, outdoor experience, long-distance hiking, travel, hiking, travel, shepherds, slow travel, Hexatrek, outdoor adventures, nature, personal experiences, hiking tours, local interactions

    59 min

  2. 11/19/2025

    12 - Laura Tolbert - the Fellowship of 9 hike the AT

    In this conversation, Laura Tolbert shares her family's journey of hiking the Appalachian Trail, detailing their preparation, experiences on the trail, and the dynamics of hiking as a large family. Follow the Tolbert's on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tolbertstakethetrail Vince's book can be found on Amazon: https://a.co/d/c9O3lu9 The discussion covers the origins of their hiking adventure, the logistics of planning and resupplying, the challenges they faced, and the growth they experienced as a family throughout the journey. Laura emphasizes the importance of family bonding, the lessons learned on the trail, and the joy of adventure together. Takeaways The idea of hiking the Appalachian Trail originated from a family documentary. Preparation involved years of planning and practice runs. The family gradually added kids to their backpacking trips. Resupply strategies were crucial for managing food for a large family. Trail magic played a significant role in their experience. The journey strengthened family bonds and created lasting memories. Each family member had specific responsibilities on the trail. The experience exceeded their expectations in terms of family growth. Navigating fear and expectations was a challenge for the family. The Tolberts embraced the adventure and are open to future hikes. Titles The Tolbert Family's Epic Appalachian Trail Adventure From Planning to Trail Magic: The Tolberts' Journey Sound bites "We just decided, let's try it." "This is going to be great for us parents." "We did a mix of shelters and tent camping." Chapters 00:00 The Origin of the Adventure 03:55 Planning and Preparation for the Trail 06:30 The Family Dynamic on the Trail 08:56 Resupply Strategies and Logistics 11:36 Experiencing the Trail: Challenges and Triumphs 14:06 The Fellowship: Bonding Through Hiking 16:50 Lessons Learned and Family Growth 18:58 Reflections on the Journey 28:24 Family Dynamics on the Trail 29:06 Lessons Learned from Fear Mongering 32:28 Navigating Risks and Responsibilities 34:56 Shelter Strategies and Group Dynamics 39:18 Morning Routines and Hiking Styles 43:00 Trail Magic and Community Encounters 44:51 Moments of Realization and Commitment 46:40 Reflections on the Journey and Future Plans

    50 min

  3. 11/07/2025

    11 - Charlotte & Family Hike the HexaTrek - Pretty Good at Talking

    In this conversation, Charlotte shares her inspiring journey of thru-hiking with her family, including her husband and four children. (more below)   Follow the Gabels on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsadventureday/ Read my awesome book, Pretty Good at Walking: https://a.co/d/jlktQ9x Learn more about the HexaTrek: https://www.hexatrek.com/en They embarked on an adventure that began with the desire to explore the outdoors together, leading to the decision to hike the Hexatrack in France. Charlotte discusses the challenges of preparing for the hike, the kids' reactions, and the realities of hiking with young children. The conversation also touches on the unique experiences they encountered, such as exploring castles, navigating the Alps, and the cultural interactions with locals. Throughout the journey, they faced various challenges, including weather conditions and safety concerns, but ultimately found joy in the adventure and the connections made along the way. In this conversation, Charlotte shares her experiences hiking with her children in the Alps and the Pyrenees, discussing the challenges they faced, the lessons learned, and the growth they experienced as a family. She emphasizes the importance of knowing your children's capabilities, the value of asking for help, and the unique learning opportunities that arise from outdoor adventures. The conversation also touches on the emotional moments of seeing the ocean after a long journey and the bonds formed between siblings during their travels. Takeaways Charlotte's family embarked on a thru-hiking adventure with four kids. Preparation involved extensive research on gear and logistics. The kids had varied reactions to the idea of hiking. Expectations were kept low to avoid disappointment. The family enjoyed exploring historical sites along the trail. Weather and technical terrain posed challenges in the Alps. Meeting fellow hikers enriched their experience. Resupply strategies were crucial for nutrition on the trail. Cultural interactions highlighted the differences in outdoor activities in Europe. Safety concerns were addressed with careful planning and communication. You know your kids the best. Listening to experienced hikers can provide valuable insights. The Alps presented unexpected challenges despite initial expectations. Kids can surprise you with their capabilities in tough situations. Learning happens naturally through exploration and curiosity. Family bonding strengthens through shared experiences and challenges. Asking for help can lead to unexpected solutions. The journey can be as rewarding as the destination. Outdoor adventures provide a unique learning environment. Simplifying travel planning can enhance the experience.  Titles Thru-Hiking with Kids: A Family Adventure Exploring the Hexatrack: A Unique Hiking Experience Sound bites "I think I'm ready." "We were just slow." "It was so hot." Chapters 00:00 The Beginning of an Adventure 04:17 Preparing for the Thru-Hike 07:23 Family Dynamics and Kids' Reactions 10:18 First Impressions on the Trail 13:14 Exploring the Castles and Landscape 16:17 Navigating the Alps 19:28 Resupply Strategies and Meal Planning 22:13 Interactions with Other Hikers 25:19 Reflections on the Journey 28:21 The Journey of Perseverance 32:51 Inspiring Others Through Adventure 37:32 Navigating Challenges and Safety Concerns 47:28 Experiencing the Pyrenees vs. the Alps 51:21 Learning on the Trail 51:28 Curiosity and Learning in Nature 54:33 The Growth of Family Bonds 56:23 The Emotional Journey to the Ocean 58:32 Cultural Experiences Along the Trail 01:01:22 Lessons Learned from the Trail 01:03:58 Navigating Weather and Safety 01:08:38 Future Adventures and Aspirations   Keywords thru-hiking, family adventure, hiking with kids, outdoor exploration, travel stories, hiking gear, family bonding, nature experiences, cultural interactions, hiking challenges, family hiking, Alps, Pyrenees, outdoor adventure, kids learning, travel experiences, hiking challenges, family bonding, nature exploration, cultural experiences

    1h 16m

  4. 04/10/2025

    10 - Suvi "Ms Mcguyver" Ahonen - Pretty Good at Talking

    In this engaging conversation, Suvi, known as Miss MacGyver, shares her adventurous spirit and love for the outdoors. From her early experiences in Finland to her long hikes on the Pacific Crest Trail and Te Araroa, she discusses the influences that shaped her passion for nature. Suvi reflects on her hiking culture experiences, daily routines on the trail, and her impressions of the stunning landscapes of Washington and Oregon. Her insights into the hiking community and the joy of exploration resonate throughout the discussion. In this conversation, Suvi and Vince share their memorable experiences on the Pacific Crest Trail, discussing encounters with fellow hikers  along the Pacific Crest Trail and the Continental Divide Trail, highlighting the differences in terrain and hiking culture. Suvi shares her experiences in the Alps, the challenges posed by weather, and the growing popularity of the Hexadrek trail in Europe. They also touch on future hiking plans and reflect on the storytelling in Vince's book, including some humorous moments regarding accents and cultural perceptions. Chapters   00:00   Introduction to Suvi: The Adventurous Spirit   01:21   Early Influences: Nature and Adventure   03:06   First Long Hike: Te Araroa Experience   04:26   Choosing the Pacific Crest Trail   06:27   First Impressions of the PCT   11:00   Trail Culture and Community   17:19   Daily Life on the Trail   20:57   Washington vs. Oregon: Trail Experiences   27:12   Memorable Encounters on the Trail   30:58   Unexpected Connections and Shared Experiences   33:52   Resupply Challenges and Trail Logistics   36:26   The Beauty of the Sierra Nevada   40:14   Weathering the Storm: A Hiker's Perspective   42:46   Summiting Whitney: Decisions and Reflections   43:37   Southern California: A Different Trail Experience   46:00   Finishing Together: A Joyful Conclusion   49:28   Adventures and Expectations   50:21   Exploring the Great Himalaya Trail   52:02   Hiking the Pyrenees and Continental Divide Trail   53:58   Comparing Trails: PCT vs CDT   56:01   Alps vs American Trails   01:00:20   Weather Challenges in the Alps   01:03:43   The Growing Popularity of the Hexadrek   01:06:29   Future Adventures and Plans   01:10:01   Reflections on the Book and Experiences   01:12:39   Thoughts on the Appalachian Trail

    1h 7m

  5. 03/04/2025

    09 - Triple Crown Dads - Adam "Kidnapper" Bennett, Olen "Spreadsheet" Netteburg, Vince Strawbridge - Thruhiking Mansplained

    In this engaging conversation, Vince Strawbridge and guests Adam Bennett and Olen Netteburg share their experiences of family thruhiking, discussing the challenges and joys of hiking the Triple Crown trails with their children. They delve into personal stories of how they got started, the importance of family bonding during these adventures, and the lessons learned along the way. The discussion also covers practical aspects such as gear selection, safety, and the kids' perspectives on hiking, ultimately reflecting on their favorite trails and the memories created together. In this engaging conversation, the speakers share their experiences and insights on family hiking, particularly through long-distance trails. They discuss the various definitions of a thru-hike, the importance of family dynamics on the trail, and the challenges faced while hiking with children. The conversation also touches on the educational aspects of hiking, the impact on children's development, and the lessons learned from their adventures. Ultimately, they emphasize the value of shared experiences and the lasting memories created through outdoor adventures.   Takeaways   Family hiking creates lasting memories and bonds. Preparation and gear selection are crucial for success. Kids thrive in outdoor environments and enjoy the adventure. Nature provides a cushion for parenting flaws. Hiking teaches teamwork and responsibility to children. The importance of safety and navigation on the trail. Comfort in gear can significantly impact the hiking experience. Each trail offers unique challenges and rewards. Parenting on the trail requires adaptability and engagement. The joy of hiking is often found in shared experiences. Everyone has a different definition of a thru-hike. Taking alternate trails can enhance the hiking experience. Family dynamics play a crucial role in long-distance hiking. Hiking teaches children resilience and adaptability. Homeschooling on the trail can be a creative experience. The trail provides opportunities for social development. Hiking can strengthen family bonds and create lasting memories. Safety is a priority when hiking with children. Experiencing nature together fosters a sense of unity. The journey is as important as the destination.   Chapters   00:00 Introduction to Triple Crown Dads 05:08 Personal Journeys into Hiking 07:24 Transitioning from Single Trail to Triple Crown 11:33 Unique Roles of Dads on the Trail 18:18 Lessons Learned and Advice for Families 33:08 Gear and Preparation Insights 36:39 Comfort and Weight Considerations in Hiking 38:27 Food Management and Teamwork on the Trail 39:58 Preparing for Family Hiking Adventures 41:51 Adapting Gear for Family Needs 44:48 The Importance of Foot Care and Medical Preparedness 47:31 Trail Math and Hiking with Kids 47:44 Researching Gear and Resources 49:18 Navigating with Kids on the Trail 54:10 Trusting Kids' Independence in Hiking 59:49 Favorite Trails and Family Memories 01:02:31 Exploring Alternate Trails 01:03:17 Defining a Thru-Hike 01:04:34 Family Dynamics on the Trail 01:06:00 The Role of Food and Motivation 01:07:06 Unique Family Experiences 01:09:38 Future Hiking Plans 01:11:49 Safety Concerns on the Trail 01:26:37 Homeschooling on the Trail 01:28:28 Math and Motivation on the Trail 01:29:26 Homeschooling on the Trail 01:30:56 Educational Experiences and Challenges 01:33:18 Positive and Negative Effects on Kids 01:33:49 Life Skills Learned from Hiking 01:36:42 Social Development Through Hiking 01:39:18 Family Dynamics and Support 01:42:16 The Importance of Family in Hiking 01:47:56 The Impact of Hiking on Mental Health 01:52:18 Redefining Success in Family Hiking 01:55:44 Final Thoughts and Encouragement 01:57:53 Introduction t o Family Values 01:57:53 Deep Connections and Relationships

    1h 58m

  6. 02/20/2025

    08 - Dahn Pratt - Pretty Good at Talking

    In this conversation, Vince Strawbridge interviews Dahn, a long-distance hiker who shares his transformative journey through various trails, including the Pacific Crest Trail and the Appalachian Trail. Dahn discusses his motivations for hiking, the challenges he faced, and the profound introspection that comes with solitude in nature. The conversation highlights the importance of human connection, the beauty of the trails, and the lessons learned from embracing the outdoors. In this engaging conversation, Vince Strawbridge and Dahn explore their hiking experiences, the connections formed on the trails, and the life lessons learned through their adventures. They discuss the dynamics of hiking partnerships, the importance of community, and the impact of nature on personal growth. Dahn shares insights on adapting to physical limitations and finding joy in simpler adventures, while Vince reflects on the storytelling aspect of hiking and the historical contexts that enrich the experience. Together, they emphasize the significance of leaving a positive impact on others and the value of shared experiences in the great outdoors.   Takeaways Dahn's journey began after leaving his job in Tokyo. He hiked nearly 15,000 miles over two and a half years. The Pacific Crest Trail offered unique weather conditions. Dahn's experience on the Appalachian Trail was fraught with challenges. He learned the importance of water management on the trail. Dahn's introspection deepened during his solo hikes. He found joy in human interactions while hiking. The experience of hiking can warp one's perception of time. Dahn emphasizes the therapeutic nature of walking. He reflects on the balance between solitude and connection.  Engaging with others on the trail can lead to unexpected connections. Hiking partnerships can enhance the experience and push personal limits. Finding a state of flow while hiking can lead to greater efficiency. Balancing comfort and challenge is essential in both hiking and life. Community support, like trail angels, plays a vital role in hiking culture. Experiencing nature can provide valuable life lessons and reflections. Recording trails helps share experiences and enriches the hiking community. Exploring historical contexts adds depth to hiking adventures. Adapting to physical limitations can open doors to new activities. Finding joy in simplicity can be just as fulfilling as long hikes. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Excitement for the Conversation 01:18 Don's Hiking Journey Begins 03:10 The Decision to Leave Tokyo and Start Hiking 05:08 The Pacific Crest Trail Experience 10:03 Unique Hiking Strategy on the PCT 16:23 Lessons Learned from Solitude and Safety 19:28 The Role of Memory in Hiking Experiences 24:27 Interactions with Fellow Hikers 25:11 Utilizing Hiker Boxes for Resupply 26:24 Navigating the PCT: Challenges and Triumphs 29:41 The Power of Solitude: Embracing Boredom 33:07 Flow State: The Rhythm of Hiking 36:44 Reintegration: Returning to Society After Isolation 39:09 Meeting Fellow Hikers: The Joy of Connection 42:41 Lessons from the Trail: Guiding Principles for Hiking 45:28 Exploring Ancient Pathways: The Historical Significance of Trails 53:23 Exploring Ancient Sites and Their Significance 55:00 The Importance of Historical Context in Hiking 57:20 Identity and the Impact of Physical Limitations 59:50 Adapting to Change: Finding Joy in New Adventures 01:01:16 The Journey of Writing: From Personal Struggles to Storytelling 01:06:36 The Influence of Hiking on Personal Growth and Relationships 01:10:18 Finding Balance: Comfort vs. Challenge in Life 01:14:28 Guiding Others: Reliving Experiences Through Their Joys 01:18:04 The Quest for Fun and Common Sense Epiphanies

    1h 20m

  7. 02/12/2025

    07 - Malou "Bear Hair" Mauren - Pretty Good at Talking

    Vince spends a good portion of this podcast apologizing to Bear Hair, as he discovers how badly he misrepresented her in the book.   In this engaging conversation, Vince Strawbridge sits down with Bear Hair, a remarkable hiker who shares her transformative journey on the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT). From her initial struggles with language and planning to overcoming physical challenges and injuries, Bear Hair's story is one of resilience and personal growth. The discussion covers her inspirations, the camaraderie of the hiking community, and the unique experiences she encountered along the trail, particularly in Oregon and the Sierra. Through laughter and reflection, Bear Hair reveals the profound impact that hiking has had on her life, making this a must-listen for outdoor enthusiasts and anyone seeking inspiration. In this conversation, Bear Hair shares her experiences hiking the Pacific Crest Trail and the Continental Divide Trail, discussing the challenges and joys of solo hiking, the importance of trail family, and the mental health aspects of long-distance hiking. She reflects on her journey through the Sierra, the impact of weather on her hike, and the emotional challenges she faced after completing the trails. The discussion also touches on the spontaneity of her hiking decisions, the significance of sharing experiences with others, and the balance between life and outdoor adventures.   The story of the German hiker who was nearly lost in the Washington snow can be found here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2018/11/02/german-hiker-thought-she-would-die-snowstorm-stranger-was-looking-out-her/ https://youtu.be/aKzKGHcZfas?si=pvntjHYaON_nb5tf   Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Bear Hair and the PCT Journey 03:07 The Inspiration Behind the Hike 05:51 Challenges of Planning and Starting the Hike 09:51 Overcoming Physical Challenges on the Trail 12:36 Experiencing the Beauty of the Cascades 19:43 Transitioning to Oregon and Gaining Confidence 25:05 Injuries and Gear Adjustments on the Trail 26:05 The Journey from Ashland to Tahoe 28:35 Encounters and Stories on the Trail 31:23 Challenges and Rescues in the Sierra 34:13 Misunderstandings and Revelations 36:34 Facing the Storm Alone 39:19 Isolation and Connection in the Sierra 41:49 Trail Family Dynamics in Southern California 45:52 Reflections on the Desert Experience 46:45 The Excitement of Reaching the Border 47:08 Journey to the Border: A Trail Family Experience 48:29 Thanksgiving Reflections and New Beginnings 50:25 Navigating Life After the Trail 51:46 Balancing Education and Hiking Adventures 54:28 The Challenges of the CDT 57:58 Spontaneity and the Call of the Trail 59:54 Relationships and Trail Aspirations 01:03:41 The Emotional Impact of Hiking 01:07:36 Appreciating the Journey and Food as Fuel 01:08:36 Introduction to Bear Hare's Journey 01:09:07 Exploring the PCT and CDT Adventures

    1h 10m

  8. 02/05/2025

    06 - Silas - Pretty Good at Talking

    In this episode of Pretty Good at Talking, host Vince Strawbridge engages in a heartfelt conversation with his nephew Silas, reflecting on their shared hiking experiences, gear innovations, and future aspirations. Silas shares his journey from a young boy on the Pacific Crest Trail to an aspiring gear designer, discussing memorable moments, challenges faced on the trail, and his passion for hammock camping. The conversation also touches on Silas's future plans in hiking and gear development, showcasing his growth and enthusiasm for the outdoors.   Takeaways   Silas was dubbed 'Silent Silas' at age 10. The Pacific Crest Trail journey was a family adventure. Silas's early hiking experiences shaped his love for the outdoors. He became interested in gear design through his hiking experiences. Hammock camping offers unique advantages over traditional tents. Memorable encounters on the trail include characters like Mad Max. Silas faced challenges on the Appalachian Trail, including homesickness. He aspires to undertake a border to border triple hike. Silas is passionate about gear innovation and design. Family support plays a crucial role in their hiking adventures.   Chapters   00:00 Introduction to Hiking Adventures 02:54 Memorable Hiking Experiences 05:22 The Joy of Backpacking 07:51 Gear Development and DIY Projects 10:31 Hammock Camping Innovations 13:07 Challenges on the Pacific Crest Trail 15:51 Encounters on the Trail 18:11 Reflections on Hiking Memories 21:03 Adventures in Florida and Beyond 23:45 Continental Divide Trail Experiences 27:01 Camping Adventures and Scenic Views 29:29 Hiking Challenges and Trail Navigation 32:08 Hammock Setup and Outdoor Gear 35:09 Experiences on the Appalachian Trail 39:37 Highlights from Various Trails 44:40 Future Hiking Plans and Gear Innovations 57:16 Introduction to Silas and the PCT Journey 57:45 Family A dventures and Community on the Trail

    59 min
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In 2018, the Strawbridge family - including four kids aged 11 to 16 - walked from Canada to Mexico along the Pacific Crest Trail. Their story is told in the book ”Pretty Good at Walking,” but a 2,650-mile journey creates more stories than one book can hold. Join author Vince Strawbridge as he sits down with the colorful characters who shaped his family’s adventure - from trail angels and fellow hikers to musicians and mountain guides. Each episode reveals a new perspective on shared moments from the trail, exploring how individual journeys intertwine to create the unique culture of the PCT. Whether you’re a long-distance hiker, an armchair adventurer, or simply love a good story, Pretty Good at Talking invites you to discover the community that makes the Pacific Crest Trail more than just a path through the wilderness.

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