This week, Jon sits down with Justin Townsend, founder of Harvesting Nature, and Adam Berkelmans, the Managing Editor of Harvesting Nature, for a conversation about hunting, wild food, and the growing field-to-table movement. Together, they discuss Harvesting Nature's mission of helping people become more connected to their food through hunting, fishing, foraging, cooking, and conservation. Justin Townsend and Adam Berkelmans share insights from their work creating outdoor content, educating hunters and home cooks, and promoting a deeper appreciation for wild game and self-sourced food. From storytelling and recipe development to conservation and outdoor traditions, this episode is packed with perspectives from two passionate advocates for the wild food community.

This week, Jon sits down with Chris Whonsetler, better known as The Okayest Cook, for a conversation focused on hunting, cooking, and the stories behind great food. The two discuss Chris' passion for waterfowl hunting, his experiences experimenting with fermentation, and some of his favorite recipes and cooking techniques. They also talk about bear meat, hunting quail, and the unique challenges and rewards of cooking wild game. It's a relaxed conversation filled with outdoor experiences, culinary insights, and plenty of ideas for hunters and home cooks alike.

This week on the Meatgistics Podcast, we’re joined by Nick Hoffman, host of Nick’s Wild Ride on Outdoor Channel! Nick brought some elk along for the ride, and the crew put it to work making elk bratwurst and snack sticks.

We also talk hunting, wild game, Nick’s experiences in the outdoors, and plenty of meat processing along the way. It’s a good mix of hunting stories, sausage making, and getting wild game from the field to the table.

This week, Jon sits down with Christopher Kyer of The Honest Omnivore for a conversation covering some of their favorite topics. They talk about wild game cooking and preparation, Christopher's approach to food photography, and how capturing a great image can help tell the story behind a meal. The discussion also dives into hunting experiences, lessons learned in the field, and a variety of memorable stories gathered along the way. It's a relaxed catch-up filled with great conversation, outdoor experiences, and plenty of appreciation for the connection between hunting, cooking, and sharing food with others.

This week, Jon and Austin sample some homemade creations, including roast beef and turkey jerky paired with nacho cheese, and share their thoughts on the flavors and textures. They also discuss the new young George Washington movie, dive into the role of phosphates in meat processing, and talk about ticks and Alpha-Gal syndrome and the impact it can have on people's diets. To wrap things up, they react to a compilation of outdoor animal videos, bringing plenty of laughs and commentary along the way.

This week, Jon and Austin finally try some dry-aged steaks from the cow they split and discuss how the dry-aging process affects flavor, tenderness, and overall eating experience. They dive into the science behind dry-aging, what happens to the meat over time, and whether the results are worth the wait. The guys also show off some new Walton's USA t-shirts, while Austin puts his identification skills to the test by guessing a variety of animal carcasses. To wrap things up, the guys discuss their favorite presidents.

This week, Jon talked with Marshall Starks, the first Regional Director for Pass It On | Outdoor Mentors, for a great conversation built around hunting, service, and meat processing. The two made bear bratwursts using Loaded Liberty seasoning and meat from a 110 lb bear Marshall harvested in Alberta, Canada, sharing the process and results along the way. They also touch on Marshall’s time at West Point, swap a few fishing stories, and even get into Jon’s ongoing dislike of potatoes. It’s a unique mix of wild game, personal background, and lighthearted conversation.

This week, Jon talks with Jeremiah Doughty from Field to Plate for a laid‑back conversation about what he’s been up to since the last time they talked. Jeremiah shares more of his journey as a wild game chef, including how his path into hunting and cooking began after developing an allergy to beef that pushed him toward harvesting and preparing his own wild game. They revisit his mission of helping others learn to hunt, butcher, and cook their own meat through his content and hands‑on classes, along with how his platform has continued to grow over the years.

This week, the guys cover a little bit of everything from bold flavors to wild stories. They dive into durian and boudin, sharing their thoughts on these unique foods, and get into the details of making both deer jerky and pork jerky. The conversation also touches on buying beef and their thoughts on the Walton's 12-inch thermometer. To wrap things up, they react to some intense shark and deer attack stories, bringing the usual mix of meat knowledge and unpredictable moments.