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 Welcome to Adventures Gone Wrong — a podcast where outdoor adventures take a turn, survival is optional, and questionable decisions are part of the journey.

I’m Stacie, your chaos-loving storyteller from the Yukon. I dig into real-life tales of risk, resilience, and what happens when the wilderness doesn’t go according to plan.


Some stories will make you laugh. Some will make you say “WHY would they do that?!” All of them will make you glad it wasn’t you.


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  • Murder Wall: The 1936 Eiger Tragedy

    Murder Wall: The 1936 Eiger Tragedy
    Mar 17 2026

    The north face of the Eiger had a reputation so bad it got a nickname.
    Mordwand. The Murder Wall.

    By 1936, it had already killed several climbers, and nobody had ever made it to the top. Four young climbers - two German, two Austrian - decided they were going to be the ones to crack the Eiger’s north face. They were talented. They were experienced.

    And one decision in particular would make this one of the most witnessed - and most heartbreaking - disasters in mountaineering history.


    This is the story of the 1936 Eiger disaster.

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    30 Min.
  • Mount Logan 1987: The Ridge That's Only Been Climbed Once

    Mount Logan 1987: The Ridge That's Only Been Climbed Once
    Mar 12 2026

    In May 1987, two of the world's best climbers - Dave Cheesmond and Catherine Freer - attempted the Hummingbird Ridge on Mount Logan, Canada's highest mountain. Between them, they'd climbed Everest, K2, and El Capitan. They were the best of the best.

    The Hummingbird Ridge had only been climbed once since 1965 and it was a brutal 30-day siege that other climbers didn't believe was possible. Dave and Catherine went up fast and light. Just the two of them.

    Then they vanished.

    For thirteen years, nobody knew what happened. Then in April 2000, a helicopter spotted something frozen into the ridge. What they found didn't solve the mystery, but it confirmed just how deadly that route really is.

    This is the story of Mount Logan, the Hummingbird Ridge, and the climbers who never came down.

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    20 Min.
  • The Most Bizarre Olympic Disaster Ever: The 1904 Marathon

    The Most Bizarre Olympic Disaster Ever: The 1904 Marathon
    Feb 1 2026

    The 1904 St. Louis Olympic Marathon might be the most disastrous sporting event in history. Thirty-two men started. Only fourteen finished. The winner was given rat poison and brandy to keep him moving. Barefoot runners were chased off-course by dogs. And race organizers intentionally restricted water because they believed dehydration helped performance!

    This is the true story of the 1904 Olympic Marathon. A race so chaotic it nearly killed the Olympic marathon forever.

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    28 Min.
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