KallMeKris

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5,731 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 10 Jun

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Crime, Conspiracy, Cults and Murder · Ep. 114 | This Murder Case Took a Turn Nobody Expected | Moriah Wilson · 10 Jun 2026 podcast

But she resiliently fought through rehab and finished high school in 2014.

And that fall, she headed to Dartmouth as an engineering major with a spot on the women's alpine ski team.

And then she tore it again, which is very common, putting a severe damper on her skiing dream.

And most people would have mourned the loss of that dream for a really long time.

But instead, Mo just redirected it because she was determined, as all that time grinding through recovery rewired something in her.

The dream didn't die, it just changed shape.

And cycling as a profession wasn't even on her radar until 2019.

Right after finishing her time at Dartmouth, she took off for Europe, where she spent three weeks on a bike just riding.

And in September, she entered the Old Growth Classic in San Francisco, and it was her first gravel race, and she won her age group, finishing second overall.

And she'd already relocated to California by that point, working as a demand planner for specialized bicycles.

And she was learning the industry from the inside, but the races were what really set her on fire.

So her progression was staggering.

She finished ninth at Unbound Against a Stacked Field.

And not long after, she grabbed a second place finish at a Leadville 100.

And in October of 2021, she entered the Big Sugar Gravel Race in Bentonville, Arkansas.

And Mo blew past top pro women and crossed the line in 12th place overall.

But she didn't just beat the pro women.

She even beat seasoned pros like Peter Stantina, a former World Tour rider.

And by early 2022, she was unstoppable.

She won the Rock Cobbler in February, the Shasta Gravel Hugger in March, and finished runner-up at the Mid-South, then won the Belgian Waffle Ride by 25 minutes.

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