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The Steep Stuff Podcast | Erin Moyer — WMRA World Cup Final Recap

On this episode of The Steep Stuff Podcast, James Lauriello sits down with Erin Moyer following an impressive performance at the Défi des Couleurs, the WMRA World Cup Final! Erin secured 3rd place in the Uphill and 4th place in the Classic, capping off a standout showing against an international field of mountain running talent.

We dive into her experience racing at the WMRA Final, the challenges of competing in both uphill and classic mountain running disciplines, and the preparation, strategy, and mindset required to perform at the highest level. Erin also shares insights into her journey in the sport, lessons learned from racing on the international stage, and what's next as she continues to make her mark in mountain running.

Tune in for a conversation about racing, competing against the best in the world, and everything that makes mountain running so special.

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🇨🇦 Remi Leroux | 2026 Canadian Mountain Running & Vertical Champion

On this episode of the Steep Stuff Podcast, we sit down with Remi Leroux, the 2026 Canadian Mountain Running Champion, Vertical Champion & Quebec Provincial Champion to talk all things mountain running, racing, and the journey to the top of the Canadian scene.

We dive into Remi’s path to becoming a national champion, the preparation and mindset required to compete at the highest level, and the challenges that come with racing on steep, technical mountain terrain. We also discuss his approach to training, his experiences in competition, and what’s next as he continues to build his career in the sport.

From the grind of training to the thrill of race day, this is a conversation about the work, dedication, and passion behind mountain running at its best.

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Dylan Flewelling | 2026 USATF 50K Champion | Steep Stuff Podcast

On this episode of the Steep Stuff Podcast, we sit down with Dylan Flewelling, the 2026 USATF 50K Champion!

We dive into Dylan’s journey to the top of the American ultra running scene, breaking down his championship performance, the preparation behind racing 50 kilometers at an elite level, and the mindset required to compete against the best in the country. We also discuss his approach to training, racing strategy, and what it takes to find success as a competitive distance runner.

From the challenges of championship racing to what lies ahead, Dylan shares insight into his development as an athlete and his ambitions for the future.

Tune in for an inside look at one of America’s top endurance talents on this episode of the Steep Stuff Podcast — your stateside source for the short trail, sub-ultra, and mountain running scene.

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The Défi des Couleurs is in the books! 🌈⛰️ On this episode of the Steep Stuff Podcast, we’re breaking down all the action with our post-race reactions, analysis, and takeaways from one of the most exciting challenges in mountain running.

We dive into the biggest storylines, standout performances, surprises, and defining moments from race day. Who delivered when it mattered most? Which results caught us off guard? And what can we take away from the racing and performances?

From the athletes who rose to the occasion to the moments that shaped the race, we’re unpacking it all and looking at what the results mean for the wider mountain running scene.

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Alex King, Founder of Terignōta | The Business of Making Trail Running More Accessible

Alex King is back on the Steep Stuff Podcast! One year after our first conversation, Alex returns to share how life has changed as the founder of Terignōta, the trail running apparel brand challenging the industry’s traditional approach to pricing, marketing, and product development.

We catch up on Terignōta’s rapid growth, the realities of building a business from the ground up, and the rollercoaster of running an independent brand. Alex pulls back the curtain on the business, discussing everything from major sales days and quieter stretches to the risks of scaling production, navigating tariffs, and staying true to his vision in a competitive market.

We also dive into Terignōta’s approach to radical transparency, why Alex has chosen to prioritize community and organic growth over paid advertising, and how he’s working to deliver high-quality gear without the premium price tag. From product development and customer service to the lessons learned along the way, this conversation offers a fascinating look at what it takes to build a brand in the modern trail running landscape.

And, of course, we talk running. Alex shares updates on his own racing, the lingering effects of his Achilles injury, and how his relationship with the sport has evolved as Terignōta continues to grow.

Whether you're a trail runner looking for quality gear, an aspiring entrepreneur, or simply curious about the business behind the sport, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

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What does it take to run up Pikes Peak, turn around the next day, and do it all over again?

Rick Webb just found out.

Fresh off winning the 2026 Pikes Peak Doubler, Rick joins The Steep Stuff Podcast to break down one of the most unique challenges in mountain running — completing both the Pikes Peak Ascent and Pikes Peak Marathon in the same weekend. Rick finished the two races in a combined 7:54:59, earning the overall Doubler title.

We dive into what it actually feels like to race up Barr Trail knowing you have a full marathon waiting for you the following morning, how Rick approached pacing and recovery, and what goes through your head when the legs are already beat up but you still have another 26.2 mountain miles ahead.

Rick also takes us through his 2026 Pikes Peak weekend — the strategy behind the Ascent, recovering overnight, managing nutrition and fatigue, and then tackling the Marathon descent when your body is already carrying the damage from the day before.

We talk altitude, training, fueling, downhill running, racing Pikes Peak, and the mental side of committing to one of the toughest back-to-back challenges in mountain running.

If you've ever wondered why anyone would voluntarily run Pikes Peak twice in one weekend, this episode is for you.

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