What happens when the moment that changes your life doesn’t come from the “dangerous” thing… but from an ordinary day at home?
Cedar Wright has spent decades in the vertical world—professional climber, storyteller, and filmmaker whose adventures helped bring climbing culture to a wider audience. But in this conversation, the sharpest lesson isn’t about climbing at all. It’s about how quickly capability can disappear—and how “next year” is never guaranteed.
In this episode
Cedar’s films + storytelling
Cedar talks about using small cameras, self-shooting, and editing to tell stories that go beyond climbing—and how the “Sufferfest” films resonated with people because they were about having a big-hearted adventure close to home.
Follow Cedar on Instagram
Support Cedar’s Dirtbag Fund!
Cedar founded The Dirtbag Fund to give small grants to young climbers who are scrapping by, contributing to adventure culture, and pushing their craft forward. Cedar describes it as a big part of the Legacy he wants to leave behind—and a way to keep the door open for the next generation.
How to give back: (and yes—Cedar notes it’s tax deductible, and even $1 helps). Go to https://www.thedirtbagfund.com/
📰 Subscribe to the Ageless Athlete newsletter !
1-2x a month, no spam. We share behind-the-scenes reflections, Longevity tips, and athlete Wisdom you won’t find anywhere else. You can sign up at https://www.agelessathlete.co/newsletter/ 📩
🚀 Love the show? Here’s how to support it
If something you’ve heard here has stayed with you, made you smile, or helped you keep going, I’d be honored if you’d consider supporting the show. 👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/agelessathlete
