Welcome to the seventy-fourth installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In the words of Skye Bailey, “This is now a food podcast.” In this episode, the BOTE crew drives halfway across the country to Waco, TX, where they meet up with their amigos from Sendero Provisions – Hunter Harlow and Mike Cannaday.  This ragtag crew thrived on the thrill of torrential rain, endless Texas barbecue, and one hell of a deal on taxidermy. Even after three rivers and three iconic barbecue spots, nothing compares to cracking open a couple of cold Lone Star beers and spending time together, paddling the home waters of West Texas. 

Welcome to the seventy-third installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, the BOTE crew finds themselves in South Africa to team up with kick-ass outdoor companies like Alu-Cab Overlanding, Kona Bikes, and Geartopia to shoot content and explore the picturesque landscape of Cape Town. In true BOTE fashion, this weeklong trip was nothing short of an exhilarating and adrenaline-filled adventure - packed with desert caravanning and a swarm of wild baboons. Come along with the BOTE crew as they go biking with Nico Panagio, host of Survivor South Africa, and flyfishing with BOTE Ambassador, Andre Van Wyk, a South African Film producer. With amazing people, nostalgic food, and breathtaking views, South Africa quickly became one of the BOTE crew’s favorite places.

Welcome to the seventy-second installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, Sean Murphy and the BOTE crew find themselves in Costa Rica for an epic spearfishing adventure with Sean Hascup, owner of Hascup Hunts International, and his brother, Noah. A behind-the-scenes look at the two day trip full of incredible fish and a new World Record, capped off with tattoos in the middle of a sushi restaurant.

Welcome to the seventy-first installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, the BOTE crew braves the Alaskan frontier to meet with BOTE Ambassador Tyler Bryan. Get the inside scoop on helicopter rides through blue-water glacier crevasses, the freshest salmon ceviche the BOTE Crew has ever had, and how the Marine Corps inspired Tyler to get into adventure photography.

Welcome to the seventieth installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, Sean Murphy and the BOTE crew sit down for a chat with the dynamic star and BOTE Nation Select: Haven Nutt. Tune in as Southern hospitality takes center stage, with Haven sharing the behind-the-scenes story of her cookbook, her unwavering passion for fitness, and the captivating journey that led her to carve out a tranquil haven in the heart of Hartsville, TN – a slice of paradise known affectionately as ‘Heart Haven’.

Welcome to the sixty-ninth installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, Sean Murphy and the BOTE crew meet with the new BOTE Ambassador and bass fishermen internet sensation: Josh Moody. They get the inside scoop on freshwater fishing tips, the backstory on how he stumbled upon his social media following, and his experience with fishing from the LONO + APEX•PD.

Welcome to the sixty-eighth installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, Sean Murphy, BOTE’s Photography Director, hosts a compelling conversation with Skye Bailey, BOTE’s Marketing Director, and Tyler Trant, BOTE’s Videographer. Together they reflect on the expansion of the KULA product line and the evolution of the iconic Gatorproof video, now reaching new heights with Gatorproof 10.0. So sit back, press play, and enjoy.

Welcome to the sixty-seventh installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast.  In this episode, Wil Beaucher, BOTE’s Film Director, sits down with  Daniel Koval and Kristin Kuba, two top American freediving athletes based in Hawaii. They’re deep divers heading to the top of their game with a bright future ahead of them in the competitive arena. So sit back, press play, and enjoy.

Welcome to the sixty-sixth installment of BOTE’s Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, Corey and crew sit down to recount their recent trip north to the Kentucky Adventure Trail. 4 guys. 4 bikes. 5 days. 12 total hours of sleep. 800 miles. 14 inches of rain, hail and snow. In other words, it was a "dumpster fire" as Corey recalls. So sit back, press play, and enjoy.

Welcome to the sixty-fifth installment of BOTE's Beneath The Surface podcast. In this episode, Corey and the guys sit down to discuss how BOTE has harnessed the power of pressure and tamed inflation. So sit back, hangout, press play, and enjoy.