Oct 1, 2026 · 43 min · 16 segments
In this month’s episode, I talk with Kelsey as she shares her intense experience climbing the Grand Teton in August of 2026. We discuss the lessons learned about altitude illness, honesty in team…
Ashley SaupeHostSo I ended up once the group got down, I kind of told the group later, I was like, hey, I need to be honest with you.
Like I was trying to plot how to convince you to let me take a nap up there, like right there.
are you even a napper like in your regular normal day to day life? Is a nap like something you think about during the day to
I work all day and then I routinely like go out climbing after work, after working a 12 hour shift.
Like I have I usually have a lot of energy and can push myself pretty hard without needing a break.
I'm not in the operating room much because I work with surgery, but I am working with surgical patients.
So it's like my patient population is the kind of population where if you have stomach pain and go to the ER and they say you have to have surgery on your abdomen, that's my team.
So I ended up once the group got down, I kind of told the group later, I was like, hey, I need to be honest with you.
Like I was trying to plot how to convince you to let me take a nap up there, like right there.
are you even a napper like in your regular normal day to day life? Is a nap like something you think about during the day to
I work all day and then I routinely like go out climbing after work, after working a 12 hour shift.
Like I have I usually have a lot of energy and can push myself pretty hard without needing a break.
I'm not in the operating room much because I work with surgery, but I am working with surgical patients.
So it's like my patient population is the kind of population where if you have stomach pain and go to the ER and they say you have to have surgery on your abdomen, that's my team.
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