This episode's guest has been racing sled dogs for 17 years. He competed in the Jr. Iditarod in 2014 and 2015, receiving 4th place finishes and Rookie of the Year. His dream has been to run the Iditarod since he was 10 years old. That dream will come true this year in his rookie Iditarod. Enjoy this episode of Dakota Schlosser.

On this episode we talk with a guest who has been mushing since he was 15 years old. He ran the Jr. Iditarod while training and being mentored by Iditarod champion, Martin Buser. He is racing to show that you can do big things while coping with mental health issues. Enjoy this episode with Will Troshynski.

Our guest on this episode is the Chief Operations Officer for the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. He also has recently been working with the Iditarod Education Department, which he is very excited about. On this episode we talk with him about Iditarod rookies and the mandatory rookie meeting. Please have a listen to our episode with Chas St. George.

Today our guest talks with us about Alaskan huskies. His family has been running Alaskan huskies for generations, in fact, his grandfather founded the Iditarod. He is also a 6-time finisher of the Iditarod. Please join us as we talk with Ryan Redington.

In this episode of Husky Talk we are trying to debunk the myth that Siberian huskies are too slow to run the Iditarod. Join us as Lisbet Norris talks to us about Siberian huskies. Lisbet has finished the Iditarod 3 times with her team of Siberians. She currently leads sled dog tours and expeditions in Alaska.

He is a 4-time Iditarod Champion.

He was part of the Elim 11.

He and his dogs were part of the movie Togo.

He is an all-around amazing guy.

Tune in to listen to Martin Buser share some experiences on the trail.

A group of 11 mushers, traveling together, came across poor trail conditions and bad weather. All 11 mushers head back to the checkpoint of Elim and waited out the conditions for a couple of days. One of those mushers is Laura Neese. Listen to this episode as she talks to us about her experience with the Elim 11.

Last year our guest was a handler for Iditarod icon, Jeff King. His goal was to run the Iditarod in 2021. With just days before the start of the 2020 Iditarod, King suffered an illness that would sideline him for the race. Sean Underwood got the call to "put his big boy pants on." He would be running in place of Jeff King. Listen to his awesome story of going from handler to Iditarod musher in days.

Join us as we talk with the 2020 Iditarod Champion. He talks with us about winning the 2020 race as well as the changes he saw in the race as Covid spread through the world. We also find out about his extra 2-month stay in Alaska as Covid caused many travel restrictions.

In today's episode we talk about our current leaderboard, updates on scratches, and a story about one of our back of the packers. Our Iditarod expert talks to us about returned dogs, scratches, and how the coronavirus is affecting the Iditarod. Don't forget to email us your answer to the Iditarod Question of the Day.