On this episode of the podcast Nathan Brooks rejoins the show to talk about what's going on in the outdoors, and with the department... And there are certainly some great things as it relates to both! The white bass are running, spring fishing is in full effect, and turkey season is practically here! Enjoy!

Turkey Program Coordinator Zach Danks joins the podcast to talk all things turkey with us! We field questions submitted by fans of the show, and then naturally dive into fishing and sports... It's March Madness and turkey season is just around the corner! Enjoy!

Assistant director of fisheries, Mike Hardin joins the podcast to update us as to what's new with Asian Carp, how alligator gar are doing in Kentucky, and to preview the upcoming white bass run. Mike is a fishing guru, and truly a wealth of knowledge when it comes to all things outdoors.

Geoff Roberts is a conservation educator at the Salato Wildlife Education Center, and an avid fisherman. He joins the podcast to tell us about a place that its without a doubt one of the most interesting, effective, and efficient when it comes to educating people (especially kids) about conservation and wildlife in the state of Kentucky... Of course we hit on some fishing techniques that are going to be hot here before long too... Enjoy, and make a trip to Salato!

Chad Miles, host of Kentucky Afield TV joins the podcast to talk about some shoots we've been on over the past year, tell funny stories, and talk about opportunities in the outdoors that are available now or will be available in the near future. Tune in and enjoy! We certainly enjoyed recording it!

Bobby Carey joins us to talk about the different ways we get our food and their affect on the environment. Bobby is a biologist and engineer who does his best to live "green", and uses both hunting and foraging to accomplish that. Enjoy!

We're talking about these brutal cold temperatures, elk relocation, the awesomeness of hunting dogs, and also about the current state of our reservoirs on this weeks episode! Stay warm, and we hope you enjoy it!

Rachel Young and Becky Wallen join the podcast to talk about the amazing Field to Fork programs and a small controversy surrounding who created them. We also talk about the opportunity provided by Otter Creek Park, coyote habits and tactics, and the explosion of eagles in Kentucky.

On the 28th episode of the podcast we're talking about one of the most impressive, interesting, and controversial stories in Kentucky's history... The world record smallmouth bass. We also have a new commissioner at KDFWR, Rich Storm, so that's a topic of conversation. And in addition to that coyote hunting is just starting to get good this winter so I wanted to share some tips and pointers for any of you who might be giving it a try for the first time. Enjoy!

Steve Beam joins us just before his retirement to talk about a long career in Wildlife Management. Currently Steve is the Director of Wildlife for the state of Kentucky, and he knows and has seen a thing or two... Some main topics are Cougars in Ky and CWD, but we also break off into a great Q&A and various random topics on the side. Enjoy!