Lunchtime Cinema, Cycling, Scotland, Trail Setting Stories Inside the New 266km Bikepacking Route Through the Cairngorms We speak to Markus Stitz about his new film, 'Home is Where the Trails Take You', and the accompanying gravel route...
Lunchtime Cinema, Mountaineering, Nepal Watch: Struggle and Strength, on the World's 7th Highest Mountain Follow Esteban 'Topo' Mena, as he battles mountain and mentality, on the infamous Dhaulagiri in Nepal...
Lunchtime Cinema 12 of Our Favourite Short Adventure Films in 2022 From bikepacking in Croatia and the Scottish Highlands to climbing in Costa Rica and dog-sledding in the Arctic...
Lunchtime Cinema An Inside Look at Europe's Toughest Dogsled Race Meet Brage Jæger, the man who trained for two and a half years to compete in the gruelling, 600km Finnmark Race...
Features, Cycling, Lunchtime Cinema A 516-Mile Bikepacking Tour through Croatia, with Restrap We speak to Yorkshire bikepacking experts Restrap about 'Hvala Croatia', an epic adventure on two-wheels...
People, Hiking, Features, Lunchtime Cinema A Journey Through Breast Cancer, and Up Costa Rica's Highest Mountain Christine Raine speaks about breast cancer, her healing journey, and her connection to the 3,821m Mount Chirripó
Lunchtime Cinema, Cycling, UK, Features The New 500-Mile Cycling Route Around Argyll and the Isles We speak to endurance-cyclist Jenny Graham about her new short film, made with Markus Stitz and Mark Beaumont
Lunchtime Cinema Meet the Trail Running Group Celebrating Trans Joy “For most of us, when trail running, it's not about winning - so few of us are actually going to win - it's so much more about participation”
Lunchtime Cinema The Women Making the Outdoors a More Inclusive Space We speak to filmmaker Roxy Furman about I Am Capable, showcasing the experience of Muslim women in the outdoors...
Lunchtime Cinema, Features, Surfing, Australia Surfer Lucy Small, on Equal Opportunities and Money in Sport "To be there, it takes exactly the same amount of money, effort, time, and passion," says surfer and activist Lucy Small
Features, Lunchtime Cinema The Steve Bate Interview: How Losing My Vision Inspired Me to See the World We talk to Steve Bate MBE, the two-time gold-medallist and first partially-sighted person to climb the legendary El Capitan
Features, Lunchtime Cinema, Cycling, UK Mark Beaumont on Finding Adventure Close to Home We talk to the round-the-world cyclist about how limitations breed creativity, and his new series 'Explore Your Boundaries'...
Features, Lunchtime Cinema, Cycling 500 Miles Across the Highlands, in the Tracks of a Teenage Pioneer We talk to the Adventure Syndicate's Lee Craigie about recreating the 1936 journey of Mary Harvie across Scotland...
Features, France, Lunchtime Cinema Watch: Crossing the French Mountains on Skis and a Skateboard We talk to Bastien Vidonne about skiing, skateboarding and hiking across the Bauges mountains in eastern France
Features, Lunchtime Cinema All Points North: The 1000km Cycle Around the North of England Follow Rupert Robinson as he rides for 60 hours, with only 40 minutes sleep, to finish ultra-distance event All Points North...
