It shouldn’t come as a surprise that we were a little tired of the typical narrative of the outdoor adventurer: The straight white male who conquers the mountain and his competition (insert eye roll)... We’ve got other ideas about what makes for a story-worthy adventure. Introducing Sisu Magazine, a quarterly magazine whose mission is to uncover the untold stories of the outdoors.
Our podcast continues the conversations that we start on the trail and on the chair lift. We occasionally (read: frequently) drop F-bombs, interview some of the most interesting people in the outdoors and beyond, and say things that many of us think but don’t feel comfortable saying out loud. If you love truth-telling and irreverence, get ready to laugh, cry, and maybe pee your pants a little bit.
We want to know––have you ever pretended to like nature when you really craved the delicious depravity of onion-draped street meat after a whiskey-fueled night at your local dive bar (RIP)? Did you just drop hundreds (thousands) on a new backcountry kit only to still feel “hungry” for something less… good for you? Have you hammered up a couple dozen backcountry routes only to get to the top and ask “where the fuck is that beef?”
