Show Me the Money – The Values of Climbing News
Pro Climbers have very different means of spreading climbing news these days, but it’s never totally straight forward to get the story right.
Pro Climbers have very different means of spreading climbing news these days, but it’s never totally straight forward to get the story right.
Factor Two was longlisted in the International Sports Press Association’s Awards for Audio this year. There are also 3 other climbing stories which were shortlisted in the writing categories.
Factor Two has been shortlisted in the Publisher Podcast Awards along with the likes of The Telegraph, New Scientist, The Big Issue, Penguin Random House and more. How cool is that? Our entry included...
Every episode of our podcasts is a little piece of cinema for the ear. They take a deep dive into the stories, ideas, and people in our communities.
Whether you want to know what it’s like to climb The Nose on El Capitan in just Nine and a Half Hours, how flow states can be used to maximise your climbing performance, or if you want to hear the weird tale of one of the greatest climbing films ever made.
We also take on commissions – if you’ve got a story you’d love to tell or need help producing something that will blow people’s socks off get in touch.
At Factor Two we like to tell climbing stories a little differently. Every episode is a little piece of cinema for your ears. We tell the big stories, with big characters, but we’re also interested in the minutiae of the climbing world and the people that are a part of it.
We’ve told stories about grief and joy, speed records and rescues, identity and losing yourself, and it’s all led us back to basics with our new series.
In Ideas That Changed Climbing we’re telling the story of how climbing became the sport it is today, one idea at a time.