Hypothetical Northeastern Enormocast guests?

how about Miguel?

Stagg54 Taggart wrote:

how about Miguel?

He's been on the podcast though not interviewed by Kalous

Another vote for Pete Kamitses, John Bouchard, and Ed Webster.

Wouldn't ever happen but Laura Waterman would have some stories to tell about her husband and stepsons for sure.

Rick Wilcox definitely!

Zac St. Jules wrote:

He's been on the podcast though not interviewed by Kalous

Must have missed that one.  Wilcox is definitely a good one.

Indy would make for an interesting interview.

Also Tony Barnes?  

So...per the most recent Enormocast, Kalous is actually traveling to the Northeast for the the AAC Dinner in Boston on Feb 23-24, and looking to arrange interviews with northeastern climbers. While I don't really know anyone, many of you do. If you can facilitate an introduction to one of the recommended guests, maybe email Chris (his contact info is available on his website: (https://enormocast.com/contact/)

Bumping this because I'd like to listen to interviews with a great many of the suggestions above. 

SethG wrote:

Seriously, if he could get Art Gran on the show I bet it would be amazing.

Agreed!  Unfortunately, Art hasn't responded to overtures from the climbing world for many years.

How about Tom Callaghan?  Documenting some of his death routes with Strand.

Paul Ross is back in England, but he would still be an awesome interview.

How about Tom Yandon? A legend that keeps on climbing...

Jim Lawyer wrote:

How about Tom Yandon? A legend that keeps on climbing...

Tom’s my hero; could kind of fill in for Joe, too (as if anyone could. That would have been a riot)

Steve Arsenault 

Lots of history there!

At the Gunks, Dick Williams, ranger Bob Elsinger, Andy Salo, Whitney Boland, ranger Frank Tkac would all be fantastic in their own ways.

Dick is, well, one of our living legends. He's wry and witty and encyclopedic. Bob E. is entering his 49th year climbing, incredible guy with loads of funny stories. Frank Tkac is a one of a kind l, totally humble badass who might not open up but when he does it's absolutely priceless. Salo and Boland are leading a new generation doing some really hard r/x climbs Romano would be proud of.

Will McFarland wrote:

Joe Terravecchia. Two pages in and no mention, come on folks! 

Mark E Dixon wrote:

Off the top of my head, Henry Barber, Al Rubin, Doug Madera, Paul Ross (although he may be back in England), John Bouchard, Ken Nichols.

Hasn't Barber already been on the Enormocast?

Cron wrote:

Joe Terravecchia. Two pages in and no mention, come on folks! 

Yep. Joe would be such a good interview.

+1 for Pete Kamitses

Also Adirondack Rock guidebook authors Jim Lawyer and Jeremy Haas. I'd imagine they have some great stories from that project.