In Episode 173 of District of Conservation, Gabriella introduces her listeners to "Pursue the Wild" host Kristy Titus. 

In this episode, Kristy chronicles her journey in the outdoor industry, why digital TV programming is the future, legislation that concerns her, social media challenges for outdoor content creators, why the media must focus on good hunters, increased firearms purchases, and how to recruit and retain new hunters and gun owners. 

Connect with Kristy here and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

In Episode 172 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with Thomas MacAulay. Thomas currently serves as Executive Director of the Professional Outdoor Media Association.

MacAulay has worked in the outdoor industry for over a decade.  Before joining POMA, Thomas was the Marketing Manager at BPI Outdoors.  BPI Outdoors is the parent company of CVA® muzzleloading and center-fire guns and accessories, POWERBELT® muzzleloading bullets and accessories, QUAKE® hunting & shooting accessories, DURASIGHT™ scope mounts, and BERGARA™ barrels, actions and rifles™.

Thomas brings with him a vast set of business skills. He is a successful team builder and knows how to grow brand awareness, has extensive hands-on experience in trade show and event management, and is well versed in multi-faceted marketing strategies. Thomas’s passion has always been for the outdoors, and Thomas believes strongly in the values and mission of POMA and its growth potential. He works closely with the board in building a bright future for POMA.

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In Episode 171 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Governor Brian Kemp - the 83rd governor of the Peach State. While Georgia has been in the news recently, Governor Kemp came on to discuss the following subjects: why he's a sportsman, the importance of balanced use of natural resources, how he plans to combat the Biden administration's attacks on legal gun ownership, and much more. 

Connect with Kemp's office here and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.

In Episode 170 of District of Conservation, Gabriella chats with Congresswoman Lisa McClain—a Republican from Michigan. Rep. McClain is serving her first term representing Michigan’s 10th Congressional District. She joins Gabriella to discuss her National Parks bill, President Biden's climate/energy agenda, and the value of farmers and ranchers. 

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In Episode 169 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back firearms reporter Stephen Gutowski. Earlier this week, Stephen announced he left Washington Free Beacon to launch his new project, The Reload, where he'll offer sober and objective firearms news and analysis. 

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In Episode 168 of District of Conservation, Gabriella speaks with U.S. Senator Steve Daines (R-MT). Daines recently won a second term to the U.S. Senate and is fifth-generation Montanan. He's a lifelong sportsman and grew up in Bozeman, Montana 

In the U.S. Senate, Daines is working on issues of critical importance to growing good-paying Montana jobs, developing our state’s energy resources, managing and protecting our public lands and supporting the needs of Montana’s veterans and tribes. He serves on the Senate Committees on Finance, Banking Housing and Urban Affairs, Energy and Natural Resources, and Indian Affairs.

Steve has been married to his wife, Cindy, for 33 years. They are the parents of four children and proud new grandparents of two. Steve and his family are actively involved in their church and community volunteer organizations and enjoy backpacking, hunting, skiing and fishing.

Follow Senator Daines on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and his official website. 

In Episode 167 of District of Conservation, Gabriella interviews Shoshana Weissmann. When not focusing on occupational licensing reform or working for a public policy think thank, Shoshana hikes and traverses National Parks. 

Shoshana chats how Acadia National Park inspired her love of the outdoors, the best altitude sickness remedies, her close encounter with a grizzly bear in Montana, why it's wrong to politicize National Parks and bad to restrict public lands access, her involvement with The Conservation Coalition, free market environmentalism, and much more.

Learn more about Shoshana here and follow her on Twitter. 

In Episode 166 of District of Conservation, Gabriella is joined by Lone Star Outdoor Show host Cable Smith. Gabriella first appeared on Cable's show a few months ago. Gabriella and Cable discuss what's trending in conservation, hunting, firearms, ATF appointments, National Parks, and more. 

Show Notes: 

ATF Director Nominee David Chipman - Washington Free Beacon

Biden's Interior Using Pandemic Rules to Limit National Park Attendance  - NY Post

Rep. McClain's Bill to Prevent National Park Closures

Learn more about Cable and Lone Star Outdoors Show online. Subscribe to the podcast & follow Cable on Facebook and Instagram.

In Episode 165 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back Cast and Blast Florida podcast co-host and waterfowl/fishing guide, Travis Thompson. They chat "Keepers of the Everglades," what's happening in Piney Point, a recent conservation success, why Florida isn't simply a punchline, and why transplants should rest their bones in the Sunshine State. 

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In Episode 164 of District of Conservation, Gabriella previews her upcoming Conservation Nation video on Aguaculture featuring Marshall Jones of Mack's Fish Camp, conservationist Mike Elfenbein, and AguaCulture creator Nick Szabo. 

Catch up on Part I & Part II.