The guys are still in Norway, and they have more thoughts about their time there. The conversation, as usual, touches on many topics, but the highlight is clear. Rick tastes some unusual Norwegian foods, including potted meat with questionable branding and dried fish flakes. He may never be the same again. Matt doesn't join the taste test, but he has plenty of thoughts about the aromas.

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This week's podcast finds our intrepid hosts adrift in Norway. The episode is short but mighty - with discussions of boats, food, and the Norwegian love of tunnels. Don't tell anyone, but there also might be a sneak-peak at a new piece of gear that we have in the works.

Time for the next installment of Overland Bonfire From the Road. On the drive home the guys debrief about their time at Moore.

Come along for the ride! In this episode Rick and Matt head to Moore Overlanding and Off-Roading Expo. With plenty of time to kill they decide fired up the GoPro, and give us all a glimpse of what a roadtrip is really like for them.

In this episode we tell some stories and talk about how we deal with camping in the rain... or at least that was the idea.

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Join us this week as we talk about why exactly we do what we do. That's right, Rick decided to go a little deep this week.

We dive into why Matt builds things, why Logan makes videos, and why Rick loves obscure vintage backpacks. Yep, this episode has a little something for everyone... assuming that everyone is just a little bit of a nerd.

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In this episode, we discuss what it takes to get started overlanding. While we all agree that you don't need to have a ton of gear, there are some categories that are helpful to consider before setting out. Things like food, sleeping arrangements, shelter, and navigation can make your experience smoother and more enjoyable—or less so.

In this episode we debate the pros and cons of Full-Sized and Mid-Sized rigs. Matt starts out with a strong preference for full Size, but Rick's Mid-Size has served him well in some tight spots. In the end Matt surprises us with his Mid-Size picks.

Let us know in the comments what you prefer and why.

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We've all been on trips where things went a little sideways. In this episode, the guys recall some times that they got a little too close to the black robe and sickle. The stories range from a sled-dog debacle to a childhood encounter with a tornado at a music festival. And of course there are some tangents. That's what we do. If you've had some close calls, aka Type 3 fun, but sure to drop us a comment or DM.

You might remember that CT departed BROG a couple of months ago, and now we're welcoming Logan to the team. He'll be handling lots of video and photography duties, jumping into the podcast, and wherever else the winds of working on a small team lead us. In this episode of the Overland Bonfire Podcast, we learn a little bit about Logan, some of past (mis)adventures, and, of course, we explore a few tangents. It's what we do.