- B - Remembering Joe Brown (By Paul Pritchard) - On April 15, 2020 legendary English climber Joe Brown died at the age of 89. British climber and award-winning author, Paul Pritchard, honors Joe in this piece "Remembering Joe Brown." Grab a cup of tea, turn on your mental imagery, and reminisce about those who came before - paving the way for the rest of us.
- G - It Was His Time: Brad Gobright (Interview May 2019, and a special message from Brad's Mom, Pam Gobright) - (By David Barnes & Pam Gobright) - Common Climber Assistant Editor Dave Barnes shares a tribute to and his May 2019 interview with the late Brad Gobright. Pam Gobright, Brad's mom, shares a special message for Common Climber readers.
- G - Todd Gordon (by Stefani Dawn) - Todd Gordon is one of Joshua Tree's finest with a big personality, a big heart, and a really big, uncount-ably big, list of first ascents.
- H - Hugh Herr - The Tape Job (by Jeff Smoot) - Double amputee Hugh Herr experiences equipment malfunction while working on the First Free Ascent of the Leavenworth, WA roof crack "Early Morning Overhang/Flight of the Valkries."
- H- Thomas Huber- In Another World - A Personal Climbing Journey - Thomas Huber is a German rock climber and mountaineer with an esteemed career. Thomas and his brother Alexander, known as the “Huberbaum” (Huber boys), are known for their joint first ascents on El Capitan in Yosemite (Free Rider and Salathe Wall to name a couple, as well as, record-setting speed ascents of The Nose), and numerous first ascents on big peaks in Pakistan and Antarctica. In this incredible piece, Thomas takes us on a climbing journey, reflecting upon some of his personally noteworthy accomplishments, what drives him as a mountaineer, and what motivated some of his chosen paths. We hope you enjoy this tale from a man whose “fascination is to make the impossible possible.”
- J - Saxon Johns (by Dave Barnes) - Dave Barnes recounts an Austrailian climbing legend - Can’t Find A Better Man: The Story of Saxon Johns and a Climb he Believes is "Better Than Life."
- Tim Macartney-Snape: A Legend from Sea to Summit (by Dave Barnes) - Australian climbing legend and Sea to Summit founder Tim Macartney-Snape is known for his first ascent line and sea to summit climbs on Everest, but he is a climber who also embraces moderate lines in his Australian backyard.
- M- John Middendorf : A Big Man for a Big Stone (By David Barnes) - Suffering from hypothermia on the side of Half Dome in Yosemite during one of the worst storms of the decade, John Middendorf became life-threateningly aware that there were no storm-proof portaledges available at the time. Middendorf, an engineer and big wall climber, resolved to change that.