She started as a wildcard and now she hasn't lost in the nine years since. Red Bull World Series Cliff Diver Rhiannan Iffland is the undisputed queen in her sport, she's won nine straight titles and is going for her 10th. But in this episode, the Aussie gets vulnerable about fear, how she faces it every time she's on the platform, and the ways she's learned to talk herself through the scariest of moments.

 

She started as a wildcard and now she hasn't lost in the nine years since. Red Bull World Series Cliff Diver Rhiannan Iffland is the undisputed queen in her sport, she's won nine straight titles and is going for her 10th. But in this episode, the Aussie gets vulnerable about fear, how she faces it every time she's on the platform, and the ways she's learned to talk herself through the scariest of moments.
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Welcome to The PowHERful Podcast where we introduce you to PowHERful women who are changing the game in and outside of their field of play. These are women’s stories of Olympians, extreme and outdoor athletes– women who happen to do things many of us can only dream of, but the lessons and inspiration they share is universal.

Tune in every Tuesday for a new episode of The PowHERful Podcast.

 

Welcome to The PowHERful Podcast where we introduce you to PowHERful women who are changing the game in and outside of their field of play. These are women&rsquo;s stories of Olympians, extreme and outdoor athletes&ndash; women who happen to do things many of us can only dream of, but the lessons and inspiration they share is universal.
Tune in every Tuesday for a new episode of The PowHERful Podcast.
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Rhiannan Iffland (Cliff Diver)

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“Being brave is not an absence of fear, you need fear to be brave.” Kelsey Pfendler is trying to do what no woman her age has done before - row from Monterey, California to Oahu, Hawaii by herself, completely unsupported, rowing a boat utilizing only her own power to get across the 2,400 mile stretch of Pacific Ocean. It sounds crazy, but for Kelsey, who’s been a professional whitewater rafting guide in the Grand Canyon for eight years, on the water in the middle of nowhere is where she feels most at home.

She shares her goals, her fears, and her why. It’s an episode that we hope inspires you to dream of your own mid-Pacific row, showing up scared, and doing it anyway. 


You can track Kelsey’s progress here.You can follow her journey here. 


Make sure you follow, subscribe and share The PowHERful Podcast everywhere you get your podcasts and on IG, TT, and YT. 

 

&ldquo;Being brave is not an absence of fear, you need fear to be brave.&rdquo; Kelsey Pfendler is trying to do what no woman her age has done before - row from Monterey, California to Oahu, Hawaii by herself, completely unsupported, rowing a boat utilizing only her own power to get across the 2,400 mile stretch of Pacific Ocean. It sounds crazy, but for Kelsey, who&rsquo;s been a professional whitewater rafting guide in the Grand Canyon for eight years, on the water in the middle of nowhere is where she feels most at home.
She shares her goals, her fears, and her why. It&rsquo;s an episode that we hope inspires you to dream of your own mid-Pacific row, showing up scared, and doing it anyway.&nbsp;
 You can&nbsp;<a href="https://yourowkelsey.com/">track Kelsey&rsquo;s progress here</a>.You can&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/yourowkelsey/">follow her journey here</a>.&nbsp;
 Make sure you follow, subscribe and share The PowHERful Podcast everywhere you get your podcasts and on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/thepowherful/">IG</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@thepowherfulstories">TT,</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@ThePowHERful">YT.</a>&nbsp;
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Kelsey Pfendler (Ocean Row)

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Women’s surfing is entering a new era, one of equal pay, consequential waves, an excitement for the sport that feels unquenchable. Six women are leading the way and in a groundbreaking Red Bull Media House Film they share their Now Days. Highlighting the surfing of world champions, Olympians and ceiling shatterers, four of the women sit down to share where they see women’s surfing going, how they’ve created collaboration in the midsts of intense competition and what is most PowHERful to them. Now Days drops Friday, May 1 on Red Bull TV

Women&rsquo;s surfing is entering a new era, one of equal pay, consequential waves, an excitement for the sport that feels unquenchable. Six women are leading the way and in a groundbreaking Red Bull Media House Film they share their Now Days. Highlighting the surfing of world champions, Olympians and ceiling shatterers, four of the women sit down to share where they see women&rsquo;s surfing going, how they&rsquo;ve created collaboration in the midsts of intense competition and what is most PowHERful to them. Now Days&nbsp;drops Friday, May 1 on Red Bull TV

Special Episode: Now Days

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CURIOSITY | Para-snowboarder Brenna Huckaby describes her journey from Louisiana to professional snowboarding as a bit of a “Jamaican Bobsled” story. After losing her leg to cancer, she was introduced to the mountains through a hospital program designed to help recent amputees rebuild confidence — the idea being that if they could conquer a physical mountain, the metaphorical ones ahead might feel a little less daunting.

 

For Brenna, it was love at first sight. Racing down the mountain reignited a spark cancer had tried to extinguish. 

 

From learning to live with a prosthetic leg, to becoming a mother at 19, to chasing Paralympic history, Brenna has carried a contagious curiosity — about how to show up fully for herself, her family, and those who look up to her, all with authenticity and heart. 

 

This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt like their hardest day might break them and wondered where strength and hope could possibly come from. Brenna shares the hard-earned roadmap she’s traveled — one that guides us toward a more courageous, curious, and joyful existence.

 

For more on the Winter Paralympics in Milan-Cortina, follow @ThePowHERful on Instagram!

 

CURIOSITY | Para-snowboarder Brenna Huckaby describes her journey from Louisiana to professional snowboarding as a bit of a &ldquo;Jamaican Bobsled&rdquo; story. After losing her leg to cancer, she was introduced to the mountains through a hospital program designed to help recent amputees rebuild confidence &mdash; the idea being that if they could conquer a physical mountain, the metaphorical ones ahead might feel a little less daunting.
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For Brenna, it was love at first sight. Racing down the mountain reignited a spark cancer had tried to extinguish.&nbsp;
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From learning to live with a prosthetic leg, to becoming a mother at 19, to chasing Paralympic history, Brenna has carried a contagious curiosity &mdash; about how to show up fully for herself, her family, and those who look up to her, all with authenticity and heart.&nbsp;
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This conversation is for anyone who has ever felt like their hardest day might break them and wondered where strength and hope could possibly come from. Brenna shares the hard-earned roadmap she&rsquo;s traveled &mdash; one that guides us toward a more courageous, curious, and joyful existence.
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For more on the Winter Paralympics in Milan-Cortina, follow @ThePowHERful on Instagram!
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(BEST OF) Brenna Huckaby (USA Para Snowboarding)

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Rhiannan Iffland (Cliff Diver)

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