What can an 81-year-old skier who logged 111 days on the mountain teach us about aging? Scott and Meg revisit their conversation with Gary Way, exploring the value of choosing difficult challenges, embracing adventure, managing risk, and building the strength and resilience to keep doing what you love—at any age.

At 81, Gary Way is still skiing more than 100 days a year, skinning uphill, skiing glades, and embracing the challenge of the White Mountains of New Hampshire. He joins Third Quarter Badass to talk about longevity, backcountry skiing, risk, fitness, and why continuing to choose hard things can make life more meaningful.

What does it take to rebuild your identity after life changes everything? Scott and Meg unpack their conversation with endurance athlete Allison Tai, exploring her extraordinary optimism, lifelong love of running, and ability to turn devastating setbacks into new opportunities. Plus, an unexpected obstacle course race, a 100-mile horseback adventure, and proof that it's never too late to take on something new.

What happens when a world-class endurance athlete is hit by a truck at highway speed, suffers a broken back, pelvis, and arm, and faces the possibility that her athletic career may be over?

Scott and Meg discuss the Rich Wilson interview.