For the seventy-fifth edition of the GeoGearHeads we're joined by ChileHead to talk about his Intercaching service. Some examples of the service in use are the "GC44E92: UK's First InterCache" (GC44E92), "Fellow's Workout - Intercache Edition" (GC49Y8M), and "Intercache: Frolic In Fairport" (GC34DQ3). We also heard back from wolrab troubles with the Geocaching App which he solved by using Geocaching with Geosphere (featured on GGH070). Due to technical problems during the Google+ Hangout On Air broadcast no YouTube video is available this week. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

goblindust is our guest for the seventy-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about his geocache hides. The Bad Cop talked a little about his finds on several of the caches -- "Go for a BLOW " (GC30EHC), "The SUPER Pages " (GC3863H), "GOAT" (GC2Q1RT), "13467 Sea-Tel Blvd." (GC41T5F), and "DR. Who." (GCW6EM) -- plus the "Pirate High Seas Adventure" (GC395WZ) event.globaltreckers also submitted some audio feedback about the "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race."The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

goblindust is our guest for the seventy-fourth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about his geocache hides. The Bad Cop talked a little about his finds on several of the caches -- "Go for a BLOW " (GC30EHC), "The SUPER Pages " (GC3863H), "GOAT" (GC2Q1RT), "13467 Sea-Tel Blvd." (GC41T5F), and "DR. Who." (GCW6EM) -- plus the "Pirate High Seas Adventure" (GC395WZ) event.globaltreckers also submitted some audio feedback about the "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race."The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

kcsmiths joins The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 on the the seventy-second edition of the GeoGearHeads. He wrote the "A GeoYear Streak" post for the "Trip's GeoAdventures" blog after wrapping up more than a year finding a geocache each day. Ed2Ed emailed his experience on an FTF-a-month caching steak and his use of the Project-GC web site. DudleyGrunt called in his streak across multiple geolocation games. Three members of the GeoGearHeads audience shared their support of the show this week. RSWinter and 4freds left reviews on iTunes while TheWoodenRadio emailed about the links he's included on his "Weakly Thoughts" blog.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

For the seventy-first edition of the GeoGearHeads ClayJar joins us to talk Scubacaching. One of the caches mentioned in the show was "The Deep Dam Cache" (GCK9PV). Also mentioned was the ongoing "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race" and the opportunity for one of the great prizes donated by GxProxy.com and ourselves. This show was dedicated to Murfster and Karl Witsman for their PayPal donations to support the show.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

The Developer of Geosphere joins The Bad Cop and DarrylW4 for seventieth edition of the GeoGearHeads to share some ways to get the most from the latest version. Those looking for more information should check the Geosphere Documentation and Support Forum. He was also on the Geocaching Podcast 295 for an overview of version 3.This show is dedicated to Minnesota Boy, TheWoodenRadio, and an anonymous donor for their PayPal donations since the last show. Those donations have helped offset the hosting bill which is due shortly.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

For the sixty-ninth edition of the GeoGearHeads we talked with 13hache about his creative geocaches. He only has six hides ("Widdle Widow Maker," "Zero Xylem," "Skin Crawl," "Snake Eyes," "'W', n cross section," and "Barn View") but each is a high-quality cache with multiple favorite points.We also heard from several audience members. First JR and Juju weighed in on Wherigo. We also heard from The Puffin about a SD Card Camera Connection Kit for iPad. Minnesota Boy and TeamBuxton also commented in the Google+ Hangout On Air during the recording about a couple more issues mentioned at the end of the show.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

The topic for the sixty-eighth edition of the GeoGearHeads is the gear used by our audience members. We spoke like with TheWoodenRadio who mostly uses his Garmin GPSMAP 60CSx with some help from his iPhone/iPad and Geosphere. Minnesota Boy also contacted us about his use of a Magellan eXplorist GC and iPhone. The Bad Cop, DarrylW4, and TheWoodenRadio also talked about the Rove (available through indiegogo), the Garmin Oregon 600 and 650 as to how they might change workflows for Geocachers in the future.Also mentioned in this show was the virtual discovery policy for Geocaching.com trackables (discussed in length during the April Cacher Coffee show on the Geocaching Podcast) and how it relates to "GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race."The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

The sixty-seventh edition of the GeoGearHeads took a little turn from the Geocaching-focus to talk with Rich Harmon about the tPod line. The Program Manager at Tellurex told us about the Smithsonian's "Design with the Other 90%" and his World Pot concept. The tPod1 was funded through a Kickstarter Project but is available to purchase and ship now. The beta version of the tPod 5 is available now, but Rich shared information about the redesigned version which they hope to bring to a Kickstarter project within 6 weeks and deliver about October 2013. He also talked about their special Battery Pack designed to be charged by the low, variable voltage of the tPod1. He also shared that a single teacandle in the tPod1 only yields about 700mAh – only about half a charge for most common smartphones.The Bad Cop also talked about debaere's (formerly interviewed for "CAM Ep. 246: debaere" and now co-hosting "GeoSnippits Reboot") "TB Race Entries Ready" blog post on the GeoGearHeads 2013 Traveler Race. DarrylW4 mentioned being honored by the Michigan Geocaching Organization with their 2013 MiGO Silver Geocoin Award (more information is available in his blog post).The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]

John Robb (of Cache At Night who caches under teamvoyagr and was last on "GGH 058: Caching by UV Light") for the sixty-sixth edition of the GeoGearHeads to talk about lights for Geocachers. Before that discussion began we heard from NativTxnabout her favorite weatherproof labels: Avery 15510 (1" x 2-5/8") 15513 (2" x 4") 5526 (5-1/2" x 8-1/2") 5522 (1-1/3" x 4") 3M 3800-B (1" x 2-5/8") 3800-S (2" x 4") 3800-V (3-1/3" x 4") The Bad Cop also mentioned the "Weather Proofing Munzees" video by Cache Continuum and the vinyl Munzee stickers now offered in the Munzee Store. Following some great information from John Robb he recommended their blog for more information about flashlights, headlamps, and more. For those wanting to get into a little more serious information the Candle Power Forurms is his recommendation.The live video session from this Google+ Hangout On Air can be found on YouTube. Subscribe to the feed: iTunes RSSSocial Media: Email: [email protected]