Twisted Fork recap, Squaw Peak debate, Tahoe 200 drama, and a stacked Broken Arrow preview — this episode is PACKED!Jake and Mick dive deep into the culture shift happening in trail running: is the “old school” ultra vibe dead? Twisted Fork brought the party while Squaw Peak feels like it’s fading. Then it’s on to Tahoe 200 where Kilian Korth absolutely crushed it and gave us a hilarious post-race interview you won’t want to miss.Finally, the Broken Arrow Skyrace preview is here — and it’s insane. Kilian, Patrick Kipngeno, Christian Allen, David Sinclair, and more. Huge names, huge stakes, and wild predictions.

In this episode of The Next Aid Station, Jake Kilgore and Mick Garrison dive deep into the upcoming trail running race calendar, including Squaw Peak 50, the Twisted Fork 68K (why not 69K?!), and the always-iconic Tahoe 200. They discuss who’s racing, who’s dropping, and who’s likely to crush—including their predictions for the men’s and women’s podiums. The episode also takes a powerful turn with the viral story of Stephanie Case, who breastfed her daughter mid-race on her way to winning the Snowdonia 100K. From treadmill torture tests to the controversy around course naming and elevation flexing, nothing’s off the table. Whether you’re racing Western, following the Bear 100 series, or just vibing with the Utah trail scene, this episode delivers a perfect blend of humor, insight, and raw storytelling. Oh, and Jake might podium on the women’s side of the 30K. Again.

The ultra world is on fire—and we’re here to fan the flames.

In this week’s Next Aid Station, Jake Kilgore and Mick Garrison are back after a quick break, and the timing couldn’t be better. The Western States shakeup has left the field wide open (00:19:12), big names are dropping like flies, and the long-awaited “Unbreakable 2” film? Dead. With Jim Walmsley and Hayden Hawks out, who’s left to carry the torch? Killian? Caleb? Roche?

We’re breaking down the carnage and reshuffling the deck for who’s really got a shot at the podium.

But that’s not all. A storm’s been brewing in Arizona—and it’s not the heat. The Black Canyon 100K cheating controversy just got reignited months later thanks to online whistleblowers and Camille Heron’s cryptic crusade for “safety and integrity” (00:39:02). We’ve got thoughts—and we don’t hold back.