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Geocache Adventures Podcast
By Shadowdragn1Leisure
Geocache Adventures Podcast episodes
- S4E12: Geocaching Latvia and New Zealand Part 1
It's always interesting to me how the same activity can be different in different countries and cultures. Geocaching is the same way. While the basics of the game remain the same from place to place, every country has it's own culture and own spin on the game. Join me this episode as I talk with fellow geocacher, Ivars, to learn what geocaching in Latvia and New Zealand are like.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
57 min - S4E11: GeoWoodstock, the Talk Continues
In Season 4 Epsode 10, I talked with Brad Simmons, spokesman for the board of GeoWoodstock and former event host, about GeoWoodstock. We had a good long conversation and after an hour, when all my questions had been answered and I couldn't' think of anything else, we did a cache highlight and I thought the conversation would be wrapping up. But as we were finishing, Brad though of a few more stories and incite that he wanted to share. We talked for two hours about GeoWoodstock and JoeGPS and I'm certain we could have talked far longer. With so many great stories, it didn't seem right to try to condense it all into one episode, nor did it seem to make sense to have one episode that was two hours long. So here is the continuation of our conversation on GeoWoodstock.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
1 hr 3 min - S4E10: GeoWoodstock, Interview with an Organizer
Every year there are many mage geocaching events held all over the world. GeoWoodstock was the very first mega geocaching event ever to be held. It has a long history and many stories behind it. But it's more than just an event, it's also the legacy of a geocacher who wanted to build the geocaching community. In this episode, I talk with Brad Simmons, spokesman for the board of GeoWoodstock and former event host, to learn about the history behind this mega event and what it's all about.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
1 hr 2 min - S4E9: Mingo, the World's Oldest Active Geocache
Do you know what the oldest active geocache is? With over 2 million active geocaches in the world, the honor of this title goes to Mingo, GC30. With nearly (at the time of release) 23 years worth of history, there are a lot of stories to tell about it. Join me as I talk with fellow geocacher, Ryan Semmel, as we discuss the history of Mingo and take a look at some of its stories.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
1 hr 5 min - S4E8: "We're Gonna Find a Geocache"
If you have young kids who like to geocache or are looking for a fun way to introduce them to geocaching, the children's book "We're Gonna Find a Geocache" is a great book. With colorful artwork and the story set to the familiar and fun tune, "We're Going on a Bear Hunt", it's a book kids are sure to love. Join me as I talk with Catherine, fellow geocacher and author of the children's book, to hear about the books creation.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
30 min - S4E7: Geocache Adoption
Many people wonder what it takes to adopt a geocache but it doesn't seem that many know how it works. This episode I talk with fellow podcaster and geocacher, Jim Pallwitz, AKA witzend. You may recognize him as one of the host of Caching in the Northwest. This episode Jim and I take a look at how geocache adoption works and the geocaching.com tool that allows you to do it.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
39 min - S4E6: SirDrumalot, The Talk Continues
SirDumalot and I had so much fun talking about letterbox geocaches and geocaching in general, that the conversation just kept going. We got off the topic of letterbox caches and just kind of talked geocaching in general. In the end the one hour zoom meeting I had scheduled turned into two hours and I honestly think we could have gone on for three hours if it hadn't been 11 pm and both of us having to get up early for our day jobs. But it was so much fun I decided to take that last hour and turn it into its own episode.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
1 hr 34 min - S4E5: Letterbox Geocaches
Letterboxing is a very old location based game that came along well before satellites and GPS. While it some similarities, geocaching was developed entirely independent from it. That didn't stop the two from merging into what we now know as letterbox geocaches. But what exactly is a letterbox geocache and how does it differ from all the others? Join me and my Guest, Joseph, aka SirDrumalot, as we take a look at this unique geocache type.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
43 min - S4E4: EarthCaches
EarthCaches. Maybe you love them. Maybe you're overwhelmed by them. Maybe you don't know what to think. But Jay, AKA LANMonkey, is passionate about them and after talking hearing him talk about them, I'm ready to go out and tackle some more. Join us this episode while we tackle the ins and outs of EarthCaches. From the very basics of what they are and how they got started to achievements for finding them and International EarthCache day, we dive into the world of EarthCaches.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
53 min - S4E3: Geocaching Downunder - A Look at Geocaching in Australia
Australia, the place on Earth where everything is trying to kill you. Or is it? What exactly is it like to geocache in Australia? What better way to find out then by talking with an Australian geocacher? Jon me this episode as I talk with Teri-Ann, Australian geocachers and host of the Geocaching Downunder podcast, as we talk about her podcast and she answers my very American questions about geocaching in Australia and if coconut crabs ever steal geocaches.
Show notes can be found at http://geocacheadventures.org
Web: http://geocacheadventures.org
Facebook: @Geocache.adventures.podcast
Instagram: @geocache_adventures
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About Geocache Adventures Podcast
From the publisher's feed
Do you love geocaching? Maybe you're new to the game and have questions. Maybe you're a seasoned cacher with thousands of find under you belt. Either way the Geocache Adventures podcast has something for you. On this podcast, I your host, Amie, Geocaching name Shadowdragn1, talk about geocaching topics from the very basics of advice for beginners to interviews with seasoned caches and their experiences with the game and what the bring to it. Like cacher moun10bike, father of the geocoin. I also take a look at geocaching related items such as the "Cache Me if You Can" geocaching board game and Geocaching Adventures LLC Travel agency that creates vacation around geocaching and more. New episodes release every two weeks.
Contact at [email protected]