Beyond the Kill

On this episode Adam welcomes Bert Sorin on to the show. Bert is the co-owner and president of Sorinex, one of the world's leading manufacturers of high-performance strength training equipment. This includes racks, rigs, barbells, plates, and a host of other top of the line equipment that can be found in some of the most elite gyms on the planet. At face value, this episode is about training and training equipment but that's just a small part of this discussion. Bert is without a doubt one of the more interesting dudes we've had on this show and he and Adam dig into a HOST of subjects you won't want to miss. From mindset, to overcoming obstacles, breathing the "thin air" found at the fringes of our own abilities and even what it means to be a man in modern society, this is one wide-ranging conversation that could have gone on for hours! As an accomplished athlete, avid hunter, business owner and most importantly father of three, Bert brings an incredible perspective to bear on life and living life to the fullest. This was one for the books and there is no question we'll have to bring Bert back on to dig in even deeper on some of the subjects covered in this episode. It's a long one but, as usual, for good reason! Web: www.sorinex.com Instagram: @bertsorin @sorinex

On this episode Adam welcomes Bert Sorin on to the show.

Bert is the co-owner and president of Sorinex, one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-performance strength training equipment. This includes racks, rigs, barbells, plates, and a host of other top of the line equipment that can be found in some of the most elite gyms on the planet.

At face value, this episode is about training and training equipment but that’s just a small part of this discussion. Bert is without a doubt one of the more interesting dudes we’ve had on this show and he and Adam dig into a HOST of subjects you won’t want to miss.

From mindset, to overcoming obstacles, breathing the “thin air” found at the fringes of our own abilities and even what it means to be a man in modern society, this is one wide-ranging conversation that could have gone on for hours!

As an accomplished athlete, avid hunter, business owner and most importantly father of three, Bert brings an incredible perspective to bear on life and living life to the fullest.

This was one for the books and there is no question we’ll have to bring Bert back on to dig in even deeper on some of the subjects covered in this episode.

It’s a long one but, as usual, for good reason!

Web: www.sorinex.com
Instagram: @bertsorin @sorinex

This episode was recorded on location at Mystery Ranch HQ in Bozeman, MT shortly after Adam received a behind the scenes tour of the MR facility. Adam sits down with Dana Gleason, the founder of Mystery Ranch, and Ryan Holm, MR's Marketing Manager (and past guest) to dive into a true soup to nuts discussion about backpacks. There are few people in this world with more knowledge about packs and pack systems than Dana Gleason. The history behind the brand is a story worthy of its own podcast but we don't stop there. In this show, you'll hear the founding story of the company, the growing pains endured as they scaled from a handful of people to a global brand with multiple, purpose-built pack lines, how their design philosophies have evolved over the decades, and Dana's thoughts on why pack fit is a topic that requires your constant attention. Web: www.mysteryranch.com Instagram: @mysteryranch

This episode was recorded on location at Mystery Ranch HQ in Bozeman, MT shortly after Adam received a behind the scenes tour of the MR facility.

Adam sits down with Dana Gleason, the founder of Mystery Ranch, and Ryan Holm, MR’s Marketing Manager (and past guest) to dive into a true soup to nuts discussion about backpacks.

There are few people in this world with more knowledge about packs and pack systems than Dana Gleason. The history behind the brand is a story worthy of its own podcast but we don’t stop there.

In this show, you’ll hear the founding story of the company, the growing pains endured as they scaled from a handful of people to a global brand with multiple, purpose-built pack lines, how their design philosophies have evolved over the decades, and Dana’s thoughts on why pack fit is a topic that requires your constant attention.

Web: www.mysteryranch.com
Instagram: @mysteryranch

In this short episode, Adam is rolling solo to discuss the reasons behind the recent launch of the new bi-annual print edition of The Journal of Mountain Hunting. In the new world order of social media and constant scrutiny, the message behind WHY we hunt has never been more important. What we do, what we say and how we share our hunting adventures carries more responsibility than ever before. On this podcast, Adam shares his thoughts on how we, as a community, can and should expand the narrative of what it means to be a hunter in the 21st Century. GO TO PRINT EDITION SITE

In this short episode, Adam is rolling solo to discuss the reasons behind the recent launch of the new bi-annual print edition of The Journal of Mountain Hunting.

In the new world order of social media and constant scrutiny, the message behind WHY we hunt has never been more important. What we do, what we say and how we share our hunting adventures carries more responsibility than ever before.

On this podcast, Adam shares his thoughts on how we, as a community, can and should expand the narrative of what it means to be a hunter in the 21st Century.

GO TO PRINT EDITION SITE

On this episode, Adam is joined by Connor Gabbott, Steven Drake and Shaun Gee to discuss a misrepresented and misunderstood topic, both in the hunting community and mainstream media: bear hunting. This podcast was recorded late at night around a campfire on the banks of the Yellowstone River, the perfect setting for a bro down on a topic that this group of hunters is very passionate about. We cover everyone's thoughts on bear hunting as an integral role in conservation and overall game management, the state of bear populations in North America, the myths that surround the edibility of bear meat, go-to bear recipes and the excellent—and often overlooked—hunting opportunities that abound in bear country.

On this episode, Adam is joined by Connor Gabbott, Steven Drake and Shaun Gee to discuss a misrepresented and misunderstood topic, both in the hunting community and mainstream media: bear hunting.

This podcast was recorded late at night around a campfire on the banks of the Yellowstone River, the perfect setting for a bro down on a topic that this group of hunters is very passionate about.

We cover everyone’s thoughts on bear hunting as an integral role in conservation and overall game management, the state of bear populations in North America, the myths that surround the edibility of bear meat, go-to bear recipes and the excellent—and often overlooked—hunting opportunities that abound in bear country.

On this episode, Adam is joined by Zack and Travis Boughton of Montana Wild to discuss their latest film project: The Outlier. The Boughton brothers have been producing top-notch hunting and fly-fishing films and photography for years now and in this episode, you're going to hear all about their feature length elk hunting film The Outlier. This is a truly unique film in that it's over an hour in length and for good reason. The film covers a multitude of topics rarely covered in totality in a hunting film: the success, failures, lessons, camaraderie, and the pure fun that comes with an epic hunting adventure. Whether you're an elk hunter or not, this film has something for everyone. From big bulls and epic landscapes to key messages tackling the role hunting plays in conservation, habitat restoration and the public land debate. It will come as no surprise that this is a film you are going to want to set aside the time to watch. Zack, Travis and Adam dive into numerous topics related to the film and have a great conversation that you're sure to enjoy! You can check out the official trailer HERE. Web: www.montana-wild.com Film website: www.theoutlierfilm.com Instagram: @montanawild @theoutlierfilm

On this episode, Adam is joined by Zack and Travis Boughton of Montana Wild to discuss their latest film project: The Outlier.

The Boughton brothers have been producing top-notch hunting and fly-fishing films and photography for years now and in this episode, you’re going to hear all about their feature length elk hunting film The Outlier.

This is a truly unique film in that it’s over an hour in length and for good reason. The film covers a multitude of topics rarely covered in totality in a hunting film: the success, failures, lessons, camaraderie, and the pure fun that comes with an epic hunting adventure.

Whether you’re an elk hunter or not, this film has something for everyone. From big bulls and epic landscapes to key messages tackling the role hunting plays in conservation, habitat restoration and the public land debate.

It will come as no surprise that this is a film you are going to want to set aside the time to watch. Zack, Travis and Adam dive into numerous topics related to the film and have a great conversation that you’re sure to enjoy!

You can check out the official trailer HERE.

Web: www.montana-wild.com
Film website: www.theoutlierfilm.com
Instagram: @montanawild @theoutlierfilm