Our guest - Libby Riddles made history as the first woman to win the 1,000-mile Iditarod in 1985, racing through brutal conditions and proving her grit on Alaska’s toughest trail. She ran the Iditarod throughout the '80s and returned for one more run in 1995.Before her historic win, she trained and lived in Teller, Alaska, north of Nome on the Seward Peninsula. These days, she spends winters with her small dog team in the hills of the Kenai Peninsula, and in the summer, she shares her stories with cruise ship guests in Alaska’s capital.We had an incredible conversation packed with stories, insight, and wisdom from a true trailblazer. Don't miss this one — tune in and enjoy!#Iditarod #LibbyRiddles #DogMushing #AlaskaPodcast #WomenInHistory #SledDogs #MushingAlaska

For our latest episode, we welcome back Connor McMahon for his second appearance on the show. Based outside of Whitehorse in the Yukon, Connor brings his usual easy-going, down-to-earth energy—so much so that you’d barely know his truck broke down less than two weeks before the Iditarod!

We catch up on what he’s been up to since last year’s race, his road to Nome this year, and all things mushing. You won’t want to miss this one! Join us in cheering Connor on as he heads for the burled arch in Nome, enjoy!

For our latest episode, we welcome back Connor McMahon for his second appearance on the show. Based outside of Whitehorse in the Yukon, Connor brings his usual easy-going, down-to-earth energy—so much so that you’d barely know his truck broke down less than two weeks before the Iditarod!We catch up on what he’s been up to since last year’s race, his road to Nome this year, and all things mushing. You won’t want to miss this one! Join us in cheering Connor on as he heads for the burled arch in Nome, enjoy!Quick Intro - 0:00

Interview - 10:52

#MushingAlaska #Iditarod #ConnorMcMahon #SledDogs #MushingLife #DogMushing #YukonMusher #TrailToNome #Podcast #brothers

Mushing Alaska fans, we’ve got a jam-packed episode coming your way! We kick things off with a rundown of the latest mushing news—weather updates, an Iditarod route change (and the social media buzz around it), plus quick recaps of the Yukon Quest Alaska & Canada and the Kuskokwim 300.But the real treat? We’re joined by none other than Squid Acres Kennel’s Paige Drobny & Cody Strathe! These two have been involved in the long-distance mushing scene for nearly 20 years, running the Yukon Quest almost every year of the 2010s and tackling the Iditarod just weeks later. Cody’s coming off an incredible 2nd place finish in the CB300 and 3rd in the ultra-competitive Kusko 300, and Paige is about to embark on her 10th Iditarod after last year’s 5th place finish!Sean tried to count how many total 1000 mile races Paige has done and it's gotta be about 15? Anyways, these two have been a great representation of excellent dog care, top-tier dog names, and how they keep good vibes on the trail—even in the toughest conditions. We're thankful they could join us during this hectic time of the year, enjoy!Intro - 0:00- Catch up- Weather update - 2:41- Social media discussion - 4:46- Route discussion - 16:20- Yukon Quest - 22:46- Yukon Quest Alaska - 26:16- Yukon Quest Canada - 31:17- Kuskokwim 300 - 34:14- Interview preview - 39:28Interview - 45:33#MushingAlaska #Iditarod #YukonQuest #SledDogs #SquidAcres #MushingLife #DogMushing