Podcast Devin James Wade terbaik (2024)

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Hunting Australia, with Kayuga Broadheads Part 1 1:15:26

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Send us a text This is part 1 of my hunting trip to the Northern Territory of Australia. Join me and Matt Moore of Kayuga Adventures as we hunt water buffalo in the remote Arnhem Land region. Matt traveled 3,000 kilometers in his Land Cruiser, and my own journey from the 6Ranch took me 6 days to reach the hunting location. Together, we trekked some…

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Epic Sailing Adventures with Mike Spalding 1:10:47

7d ago1:10:47

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Send us a text If you like adventurous story telling, this episode is for you! Join me as I talk with Mike Spalding whose life could be classified as adventure. Growing up in post-World War II Oahu, he shares stories of aloha, and his love for water sports. Discover his passion for marathon swimming, including his first swim from Lanai to Maui and …

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The Debate You Wanted with Lisa Collier and Devin Patton 1:24:05

14d ago1:24:05

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Send us a text Voting in local elections has a deeper impact for a lot of us vs the state and national elections. Join me as I sit down with County Commissioner candidates Devin Patton and Lisa Collier to understand their plans and perspectives. With Devin's expertise in ag-business and Lisa's experience as mayor and educator, we dive into the mult…

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Vietnam War Stories and Dory Fishing 1:28:55

21d ago1:28:55

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Send us a text Meet Lee, Mike and Jeff. They have interesting life journeys, and I felt grateful to get to hear them. Lee, a Vietnam-era helicopter pilot tells one of the most interesting stories I have ever heard: Your parents randomly showing up across the World to hang out with you while you are in the middle of War. Storytelling Gold. We also c…

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Spearfishing for Tuna on the Oregon Coast 1:01:39

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Send us a text Meet Jacob Perry, who is challenging fishing guiding norms. Learn about commercial sea cucumber diving in Alaska: the equipment, demanding conditions, and market dynamics of this industry. We talk about the history of geoduck harvesting and fishing for Albacore Tuna off the Oregon coast. Hear firsthand accounts of encounters with mar…

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Waterfowling with Wade Shoemaker 1:09:14

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Send us a text Ever wondered what makes a great duck hunting experience unforgettable? Join Wade and I as we share the traditions that shape our passion for the sport. Also a great breakfast sandwich helps! Authenticity is rare in today's world, especially within the hunting discipline. We explore what it means to be a genuine influencer and a valu…

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Mastering Rifle Stability and Precision Gear 1:07:08

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Send us a text Join Mr. G, the original Spartan, as he shares his entrepreneurial journey in the defense industry. From navigating bureaucratic challenges to developing innovative products like the Javelin bipod, he offers insights into the world of precision manufacturing. Discover the passion and dedication behind Spartan Precision and the transf…

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Barbers, Broncs, and Bugles with Emily Hembree 1:04:46

2M ago1:04:46

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Send us a text Join Emily and Josie on the 6Ranch Podcast for local stories of horseback riding, hunting, and barbering. We explore the roles of blue-collar workers, especially loggers, and delve into the world of rodeo, from saddle bronc riding to elk hunting. Follow Emily on INSTAGRAM. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Check …

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America’s Boots, with Tate Doolittle 1:14:00

2M ago1:14:00

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Send us a text Curious about the life behind the design of top-quality boots and the rugged lifestyles that demand them? Join us as we sit down with Tate Doolittle, the Director of Business Development at Nicks Handmade Boots, for a fun conversation about leather, and craftsmanship. This episode celebrates the heritage of boot-making and the satisf…

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Wahoo, Carp, Bears, and Sharks with Anthony Dooley 41:25

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Send us a text Anthony Dooley, aka El Squid, is a professional spearfishing guide and lifelong adventurist. We recorded this episode while wearing wetsuits in between dive locations while hunting carp in freshwater. Hang out until the end of this episode to hear about something really freaking cool that Tony has cooking in Puerto Rico. Want to lear…

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The 1948 Los Gatos Canyon Plane Wreck 1:22:34

2M ago1:22:34

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Send us a text In this episode I interview Tim Hernandez, who has dedicated years to researching and locating the families of all 32 passengers killed in the famous 1948 plane wreck at Los Gatos Canyon. This episode is a reflection on the power of writing, the importance of honoring memory, and the journey from procrastination to inspiration as we …

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Four Elk Guides in Hells 1:24:59

3M ago1:24:59

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Send us a text What happens when you blend the outdoors, seasoned guides, and the thrill of hunting and spearfishing into one unforgettable place? Join us as we venture into Hell's Canyon with Cliff Gray, Kevin Harlander, and Greg Jones, who share their experiences guiding elk in North America's steepest gorge and jobs that shaped our lives. We may…

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From the Tank to the Kitchen with Chef Andrew Garrett 1:09:24

3M ago1:09:24

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Send us a text Meet Andrew Garrett, a chef and former army tanker. Hear his account of how 9/11 changed everything for the military—from halting training in Germany to gearing up for war. Andrew shares how this pivotal time shaped his leadership skills and set him on the path to culinary success. We discuss the diverse flavors of American cuisine, …

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The History of Irrigation and Solutions for Ending Hunger, with Fred Ziari 1:15:17

3M ago1:15:17

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Send us a text How did ancient civilizations like the Romans and Persians manage to revolutionize water transport, and what can we learn from their engineering today? This episode explores the history and innovations of irrigation engineering with agricultural engineer Fred Ziari. The impact of modern irrigation systems, such as the center pivots t…

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Fishing in Mind, with Lael Paul Johnson 59:28

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Send us a text Lael Paul Johnson, a celebrated guide turned photographer, shares his fishing expertise in this episode. He details the 3-rod setup for efficiency, recounts captivating stories from Queen Charlotte Lodge, and offers insights on transitioning from guiding to capturing outdoor moments. The conversation also dives into essential Pacific…

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Grandma Janie answers the Internet! 1:10:02

4M ago1:10:02

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Send us a text Grandma Janie is back! She answers questions live from the internet. She shares her secrets about pies and sourdough and how to be a good parent. Her wisdom and insights are intentional, we could all learn from how she's lived a simple life in nature. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping.…

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The Psychology of Freediving with Dr. Lindsay Bira 1:09:57

4M ago1:09:57

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Send us a text Meet Dr. Lindsay Bira, a clinical health psychologist specializing in PTSD and stress management, who shares her recent experiences from a PADI dive course in Marathon Key, Florida. Dr. Bira's insights into the mental resilience required for freediving, especially as demonstrated by veterans overcoming significant physical challenges…

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Professional Outdoor Camera Work with Sam Averett 55:05

4M ago55:05

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Send us a text Ever wondered how to keep your gear functional in sub-zero temperatures or how to capture the beauty of a wild hunt? Join us as Sam Averitt, a former Forest Service worker turned full-time adventure photographer and videographer, shares his expierence. Listen as he shares how to keep your batteries warm when its cold and discusses de…

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The Science of Soil Engineering 1:18:27

4M ago1:18:27

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Send us a text Scott Ashford, Dean of Engineering at Oregon State University, is a geo-technical engineer studying earthquakes and much of his research focuses on blast-induced liquefaction. Join us as we discuss engineering, its evolution and complexity, and what he has learned in his long tenure. What if a magnitude 9 earthquake struck the Pacifi…

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Freshwater Spearfishing with Brett Leable and Big Jake Lords 1:08:42

4M ago1:08:42

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Send us a text This episode discusses freshwater spearfishing, tracing its history from early tools to today's high-tech gear. But spearfishing is more than just a hunt. It's about community and conservation. We'll address misconceptions and advocate for sustainable practices. Thinking about trying it yourself? Listen up for practical advice on gea…

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The Kevin Rogers Episode 1:05:13

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Send us a text Dr. Kevin Rogers returns to discuss his journey from vet practice owner to pet orthopedic specialist. We share our love of the outdoors and following our passions. Dr. Rogers will talk about the importance of a positive outlook on success and happiness. We'll also tackle pet health and nutrition, canine diets and owner decisions abou…

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The Chef Ross Episode 1:07:48

5M ago1:07:48

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Send us a text Ross moved to rural Oregon a few years back from the big city of Portland and he happens to be a very successful chef! We'll dispel myths about celebrity chefs and delve into the science behind perfect pizza dough, including flour selection and the surprising truth about water. We'll also discuss the importance of meat in our diets, …

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France to Texas with Baptiste Marchais 55:18

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Send us a text Baptiste Marchais, a French expat in Texas, bridges the gap between French rural traditions and Texan modernity. He shares the rich heritage of the French countryside, challenging the stereotype of France as a purely urban nation. We see his transformation from a French advocate to a Texan hunting entrepreneur. His passion for both c…

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Farming with Tyler Coppin 1:09:08

5M ago1:09:08

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Send us a text This episode dives into the realities of modern farming with Tyler Coppin, a seasoned hay farmer. We explore the economic challenges farmers face, where a single storm can devastate a year's work. Tyler shares the difficult decisions farmers make, like managing crop insurance and navigating generational changes. We also discuss the b…

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Veterinarian Life in Rural America with Brooke Hoffman 1:07:08

6M ago1:07:08

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Send us a text My sister Adele, owner of 6 Ranch Livestock, takes over the podcast this week! Brooke Hoffman, a local veterinarian, gives a really interesting perspective on the challenges of being a vet in a small town. Her return to her roots after vet school, choosing family and community over potentially greater financial rewards elsewhere, pai…

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Redefining Violence with Luis Espindola 56:03

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Send us a text Navigating life after military service presents unique challenges, where the personal battle with ego often defines the road to success or failure. Join us for a deep dive into the mind of a Marine Corps veteran, where swagger meets strategic thought and where violence is not only redefined but understood as a tool for overcoming tra…

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Blueprint to Happiness with Grandma Janie 1:07:31

6M ago1:07:31

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Send us a text My grandma, a vibrant 90-year-old, returns to the show! We chat about her love of gardening, her secret to longevity (staying active!), and the art of making delicious gravy. We discuss harvesting and preserving food, the cultural importance of shared meals, and the magic of cooking on a wood stove. We'll also hear stories about hunt…

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State Senate Candidate Todd Nash 1:00:20

6M ago1:00:20

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Send us a text My dad is running for state senate. Listen up to hear about Oregon's issues and how he plans to deal with them. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Click HERE to learn more about Todd Nash for Senate.Oleh James Nash

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Tuna, Sharks, and Swordfish with Tripletail Charters 1:04:29

7M ago1:04:29

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Send us a text We head out with Captain Cade and Blake from Tripletail Charters and dive into the world of sportfishing on the open ocean. We'll chat about the challenges and excitement of catching fish like Atlantic sailfish and yellowfin tuna, and explore the diverse ecosystems we encounter, from the deep waters where swordfish live to the surfac…

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Spearfishing in Hawaii with Kiley Umeda 54:57

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Send us a text Kiley Umeda can hold her breath for almost four minutes while freediving to spearfish in the clear waters of the pacific ocean near her home on the big island of Hawaii. She has also dove 186 feet deep on a single breath. Kiley has helped me on my journey to learn the sport of freediving and spearfishing and I finally made the trip t…

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The Jana Waller Episode 1:05:34

7M ago1:05:34

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Send us a text Jana and I dive into the lessons imparted by military veterans—stories told with resilience and gratitude—and how these experiences transform our perspectives on life and hunting. We discuss the profound connection hunters share with the wilderness and ponder the cultural and therapeutic impacts of hunting, the humility learned in na…

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Electric Hunting Scooters, With Bakcou 58:36

7M ago58:36

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Send us a text Joined by Brian from Bakcou, we discuss the latest e-bike technologies that are revolutionizing outdoor adventures. From motor power to long-range batteries, we'll guide you towards the perfect e-bike for an unforgettable hunt. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Check out BAKCOU to learn more about their e-bikes.…

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Camouflage Theory with Butch Whiting 1:02:11

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Send us a text Join Butch Whiting and I as we explore camouflage's evolution, the impact of veterans, and stories that weave brand and audience together. Kryptek is based in American traditions, celebrating the spirit of guns, game, and the great outdoors. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shipping. Check out KRYPTEK for your camo gear n…

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7 Years of Deep Undercover with Luke Kennedy 1:38:49

8M ago1:38:49

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Send us a text Luke Kennedy, a former Chicago PD officer and military veteran shares stories from his time undercover in Afghanistan and Iraq, showcasing the human side of intelligence work. From integrating refugees to identifying key intelligence assets, the role of language skills and cultural understanding is pivotal and often heartbreaking. Ch…

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Wilderness and its Inhabitants with Jordan Manley 1:39:43

8M ago1:39:43

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Send us a text Jordan Manley has spent more time in the wilderness than anyone I know. We talk survival, best and worst kinds of guiding, white wolves, and what it means to be a cowboy. Check out the new DECKED system and get free shippingOleh James Nash

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Lessons Learned from Alaskan Tag Soup with Coltin Weber 1:07:48

8M ago1:07:48

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Send us a text Coltin Weber is not a millionaire. He didn't win a sheep tag at a raffle, and he doesn't work in the hunting industry. Typically, those are the most common ways to be able to hunt Dall sheep in Alaska, as it's an expensive endeavor. But Coltin had a goal to make it happen, so he found a guide, booked the trip, and worked for 4 years …

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Black Bear Biology with Jim Akenson 1:31:12

8M ago1:31:12

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Send us a text Bears are fascinating, and I was blown away by last week's conversation with Toogee Sielsch on the urbanization of black bears in Lake Tahoe Basin (if you haven't listened to the episode yet, go back). This week, I wanted to learn more about bear biology and behavior, and who better to ask than wildlife biologist Jim Akenson. Jim con…

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The Urbanization of Black Bears, with Toogee Sielsch 1:14:04

9M ago1:14:04

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Send us a text What happens when black bears are drawn to urban areas? Here to tell us, is long time Lake Tahoe resident and bear expert, Toogee Sielsch. For Toogee, what started as an interest in black bears quickly snowballed into helping neighbors evict them from under their homes. He now uses his knowledge and skills to give back through bear s…

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From Bootcamp to the Pentagon, with Counter Terrorism Intelligence Officer, Ryan Pace 1:52:15

9M ago1:52:15

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Send us a text Ryan Pace and I have a lot in common. We're both from Wallowa County, with multigenerational ties to this place. We both went off to college, then joined the Marines, serving tours in the Middle East. And we both fought our way back home. Ryan served as an Intelligence Officer in the Marines, then worked at the Pentagon as an Intelli…

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Cowboying in Argentina, Near Death in SE Asia, Firefighting and Swiftwater Rescue with Bjorn Skovlin 1:36:54

9M ago1:36:54

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Send us a text Bjorn Skovlin doesn't shy away from hard work or adventure. He spent 13 years in wildland fire, 8 of which as a smoke jumper. During the off seasons, he spent his winters traveling, which included a stint cowboying on a ranch in Argentina and a trip through Southeast Asia that almost killed him. Now, Bjorn is a structural firefighter…

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Hannah Mabbot, Hunter, Outfitter, and Model 1:43:05

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Send us a text Hannah Mabbot wears a lot of hats. She's the Hunting Operation Manager and guide for Hunt Oregon LLC, a large hunting ranch that offers just about any big game or upland bird hunt. She's a conservationist, serving on the board of her local chapter of the Oregon Hunters Association. On top of all of that, she also happens to be a mode…

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Helicopter Crashes, Wildlife Capture and International Arms Smuggling with Taylor Chism 1:10:29

10M ago1:10:29

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Send us a text At twenty-five, Taylor Chism is already a legend. She grew up ranching, fought wildland fire as a hotshot, and is currently working as a helicopter pilot capturing big game for research. Taylor has some wild stories to tell. She's crash landed a helicopter, spent 3 days in a Mexican prison, and regularly jumps out of moving aircraft …

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Shrimp Boats, Coyotes, and Tarpon with Capt. Owen 1:16:15

10M ago1:16:15

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Send us a text While spending time in one of my favorite places, Eastern North Carolina, I sat down with Pamlico Sound local legend, Captain Owen. Owen has the coyote hunting and tarpon fishing figured out. He, in fact, was one of the very first to discover tarpon fishing in the Sound and somehow managed to keep the method a secret for years. Owen …

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Tommy Wheeler, NASCAR Legend 1:10:27

10M ago1:10:27

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Send us a text I'm back in beautiful Pamlico County, North Carolina, joined this time by NASCAR legend, and now, rice farmer, Tommy Wheeler. According to Tommy, making cars go faster is all about manufacturing unfair advantages, whether through innovation or hard work. And that's exactly what he did as an engineer for NASCAR. Tommy worked as a team…

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Settlers, Nez Perce, and Hunting with Historian David Weaver, Part 2 1:11:58

10M ago1:11:58

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Send us a text This week on the podcast, we're continuing our conversation with local historian, David Weaver. David is the Board President of the Wallowa History Center, and his knowledge of my home, Wallowa County, is extensive. In part 2 of our conversation, we cover early species migration, hunting strategies of the Nez Perce and early settlers…

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Settlers, Nez Perce, and Hunting with Historian David Weaver, Part 1 1:05:17

11M ago1:05:17

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Send us a text History always starts with a question. For local historian David Weaver, that question takes us back to the mid to late 1800s. David is the Board President of the Wallowa History Center, and his interest lies in learning more about the relationship between the Wallowa Band of the Nez Perce Tribe and the early European settlers who ca…

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Motorcycles, Ducks and Pick-ups with Alex Mojcher 1:03:31

11M ago1:03:31

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Send us a text Many are called to go out west, whether to satisfy a desire for adventure, or live in vast country. Alex Mojcher is one of those folks. Originally from New England, Alex bought a KLR motorcycle and rode it west across the county camping and exploring as much as he could along the way. Now, as the Social Media Manager for DECKED, Alex…

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Rodeo and Writing with Jim Overstreet 58:39

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Send us a text Jim Overstreet was born and raised ranching in Montana by a father who was widely considered to be the best cowboy around. Jim has been raising horses, cowboying, and competing in rodeos for 60 plus years, earning multiple titles in tie down roping. Now in his 70s, he's even roped in the National Senior Pro Rodeo Association and hasn…

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Hunting Lessons Learned, with Kevin Harlander 1:10:45

11M ago1:10:45

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Send us a text The last time I had Kevin Harlander on this show, we discussed how to prepare for hunting season. Since then, another archery season has come and gone and, today, we're going to look back. I truly believe that self-reflection is critical for improvement. If you don't reflect, you've missed an opportunity to learn from your successes …

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Welding, Waterfowl, and Elk with Tyson Samples 1:06:08

11M ago1:06:08

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Send us a text Tyson Samples has been hunting elk as long as he could legally buy a license, bow hunting being his favorite method. In his day job, he owns his own welding and fabrication business and makes some unique and beautiful custom pieces. In this episode we sample homemade white-tail salami, and discuss my recent goose turned duck hunt, ar…

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