The Rapp Podcast

By: The Rapp - Peter Blunt and Cait Horan
  • Summary

  • Pete Blunt and Cait Horan share climbing adventure stories from Australians!
    The Rapp - Peter Blunt and Cait Horan
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  • Extreme Youth to Closer In - Mike Law Smith
    Apr 23 2025


    In this episode of The Rapp podcast, we interview MikeLaw Smith, a trailblazer in Australian granite climbing during the 80s and 90s.

    We delve into Mike’s influential routes at Booroomba Rocks, his changing approaches to climbing, and the evolution of climbing practices. Mike shares vivid tales from his formative years, his bold ascents, and the camaraderie ofthe climbing community.

    He also reflects on the lessons learned from his controversial actions and highlights the importance of maintaining climbing ethics and conservation. A must-listen for climbing enthusiasts!

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • Two Climbing Lives - The Story of Armando Corvini
    Mar 10 2025

    Armando shares his thrilling and challenging experiences, notably his 1994 ascent of Ama Dablam and a harrowing descent during adverse weather which led to significant frostbite injuries. Detailing his early climbing days in the Dolomites, Armando also describes his transition to Australian climbing, remarkable perseverance, and the eventual transformation into a beloved climbing instructor despite his physical limitations. His story underscores the essence of resilience and passion, illustrating how he turned personal tragedy into a new life of mentorship and inspiration in the climbing community.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • The Rapp - Introduction
    Mar 2 2025

    The Rapp - Introduction. The Rapp is a podcast focused on climbing stories of Australians. Learn who we are, what we are doing and what you can look forward to.

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    5 mins

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