In this episode of The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, host Ginny Yurich sits down with the Okee Dokee Brothers, lifelong friends whose outdoor adventures inspire their folk and bluegrass music. They share stories from their 30-day canoe trip down the Mississippi River, encounters with mountain musicians, and the joys of cold camping in Minnesota. The duo discusses the importance of modeling a "Can Do It" attitude for kids, the power of community music making, and the upcoming PBS Kids special featuring their latest album "Brambletown." Tune in to explore how nature and music intertwine in their journey.

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