Brett Seychell is an adventurer, traveler, cyclist, and owner of Social Cycles tour company. In 2010 he set off to cycle from London to Germany, and ended up peddling halfway around the globe, from London to Melbourne. After his trip, he set up Social Cycles, a cycling based tour company that connects with local non profits to help get a better understanding of the country and region.

Ep. 34 is a Live recording from the Midwest Mountaineering Adventure Expo in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The show was recorded on Nov. 21st, 2021.

Bob O'Hara has spent a lifetime traveling and canoeing the Far North. From Hudson Bay to Great Slave Lake and everywhere in between Bob has had a fascination with the Tundra and northern landscapes since his first trip there in 1967. He has been back nearly every year since, including a stint closer to home of over 60 consecutive years paddling the Boundary Waters Canoe Area in Northern Minnesota.

We talk surviving on Caribou, Grizzles feeding and fighting, no one ever drowns on a portage, Canoeing Finland, falling over a waterfall, Hudson Bay, If I drop dead on a portage....good, and more.

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Shawna Paoli is a snowboarder, backcountry traveler and down to earth good person. She rides for Trew Gear, Jones Snowboards, Aslan Brewing Company and spends her winters looking for powder, banked slalom races and rad people to enjoy it with.

We talk riding volcanos, backcountry snowboarding, Circumnavigating Mt. Baker, Salmon Fishing, winter camping, traversing glaciers, POW Surfing, PNW, Bike packing and more.

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Michael McMenamin spent 37 days riding the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route across America. He rode some 2,000 miles through 5 states from the Canadian border to Mexican border.

We talk the kindness of strangers, too many freezer dried meals, packing heavy, laying down bike tracks in the snow, grizzlies and stray dogs, the hardest part is getting started, canoe trips, Saskatchewan, Montana and more.

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John Kraft is retracting the Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804-1806. In 90+ days he has walked/ pulled a homemade rickshaw from St. Louis, Missouri to central North Dakota. He plans to walk the length of the Missouri River to its headwaters in Montana before switching to a canoe, paddling to the Pacific Ocean, and finally turning around and canoeing down the entire length of Americas longest river, the Missouri.

We talk pulling a rickshaw across the rural Midwest, the kindness of strangers, benefits of traveling slow, beauty of the rolling prairie, Lewis & Clark Expedition, Buffalo, Pheasant, Grouse, and the joys and freedom of big trips.

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Zack Boughton is a hunter, outdoorsman, photographer and entrepreneur. He's happiest deep in the backcountry chasing big game and predators. His new film Border Bulls, is out now on youtube.

We talk the challenge of elk hunting, why hunt?, stories from the backcountry, Wolf and Grizzlies, New Zealand, challenges of filming a hunt and so much more.

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Emily Ford is a thru hiker and winter camping badass. She recently became the first women to complete the 1,200 mile Ice Age Trail in Winter, spending 69 days backpacking and camping in the frigid Wisconsin winter.

We talk the challenges and joys of winter camping, wolfs howling around the tent, stories of people met along the way, there are more bars in Wisconsin than gas stations, hiking in -40 Fahrenheit and so much more.

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Jeff Bating is a traveler, explorer and lover of the outdoors. He has cycled across Kenya, Tanzania, and much of Europe. In 2017 he paddled a kayak 2,300+ miles down the entire Mississippi River.

We talk traveling with locals, beautiful canyons of Kenya, Memphis Poutine, kindness of strangers, Mississippi River, You don't need much, Louisiana Gator hunters and so much more.

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Jerry Kobalenko is an Arctic explorer, historian, author, journalist and editor of the excellent website explorersweb.com. He has spent decades traveling the polar regions from Ellesmere Island and Labrador to the NorthWest Passage. On over 40 different to the arctic he has skied, hiked or kayaked over 12,000 miles.

We talk the beauty and simplicity of the arctic, polar bears hunting humans, camping in -40 degrees, manhauling, infamous expeditions of the North and so much more.

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Peter Marshall is an adventurer, paddler and man of the North. His canoeing expeditions read like a resume sheet:- 2005, 122 days from Minnesota to the Arctic Ocean.-2012, 130 Days Trans -Territorial Expedition from the Alaskan Coast to Hudson Bay- 2014, Labrador Passage Expedition  We talk tripping in gear from 1905, the pull of the North and more. Subscribe now to the Buffalo Roamer Podcast for more stories of adventure!