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Welcome to The Outdoor Scoreboard Fishing Podcast where your hosts David and Matt cover all the latest bass fishing news, events, and anglers. These guys are avid bass anglers with strong roots on Kentucky Lake and the Tennessee river. Every week we cover the latest regional and national news, talk ...

Hey y'all! We're back for a special quarantine isolation therapy. There's not much fishing news to discuss but we have a lot to catch up on. Thanks again for all your support. We hope you take some time and enjoy this episode!  

315 Corn Teen Ketchup

Well folks, it's been a fun and fast ride but all good things must come to an end. Dave and Matt are bringing TOS to an end. Join us one last time while we reminisce over some of our favorite memories doing this crazy show. We want to thank you all for tuning in and becoming our best fishing buddies over the years. Take a bow, it's all because of you and your support. Thanks for listening!!  

314 All Good Things

This week we're joined by a new guest, 2019 Elite rookie Brad Whatley.  Brad shares his thoughts on how his rookie season went and what he needs to do to improve next season. Later Matt and Dave discuss the latest news of Swindle and Palaniuk going back to the Elite tour and the social media drama fallout over the whole thing. At the very end Floyd from New Market, AL calls in to share his opinion.   

313 Sheep and Goats with Brad Whatley

Just Matt and Dave this week catching up and looking at BFL schedules for 2020. Scott Martin not returning to FLW Tour? 

312 Duck Boat Dave

Get it? Erie? Eeeeerie? Halloween? Anyone? Matt and Dave are back to report on their trip up to Lake Erie for the annual TOS fishing challenge. Once again TOS East took the win catching the better bass with friend of the show Cody Furr. Thanks to Cody and John McGregor for taking us out and showing us how to catch'em! We also cover the 2020 MLF and BASS schedules.  

311 A Spooky Erie Night

The Outdoor Scoreboard Fishing Podcast

Utah’s longest running local sports podcast, this is Dog and Deuce. Every week we dive deep into the Jazz, Utes, Cougars and everything in between.

The Utes are 4-1 and will face a tough test at UCLA on Saturday. Plus, BYU will face a test of their own as they take on Notre Dame, Utah State’s troubles continue and the Jazz begin preseason. Also, every team in the NFL sucks.

Utah at UCLA; BYU vs Notre Dame. Plus, is anyone excited about the Jazz season? – Dog and Deuce #393

The Utes proved they can hang with SEC talent, but after throwing the game away in Florida we are left wondering about what could have been. Plus, Donovan Mitchell’s time in Utah is done. We discuss why the end of this era is such a disappointment. Also, BYU looks to prove themselves against Baylor, USU looks to bounce back, and the NFL kicks off this weekend.

Don’s gone. Plus, the Utes throw one away in Florida – Dog and Deuce #392

In Utah we are passionate about our college football teams and Saturdays are sacred to us. But with shifting conference allegiances and uneven NIL deals, college football may look very different in the coming months. We try to make sense of it all. Plus, is there anything to look forward to with the Utah Jazz? Anything at all?

The futures of college football & the Utah Jazz – Dog and Deuce #391

Utah comes up short in their Rose Bowl debut, the Jazz struggle to put a team together, Antonio Brown is out in Tampa Bay and Aaron Rodgers causes more controversy. Plus we’ll preview every game of NFL week 18.

The Utes hold their heads high; the Jazz are really good but also kinda suck – Dog and Deuce #390

The Utes prepare for the Rose Bowl while the Aggies and Cougars end the season on very different notes. Plus, the Jazz remain consistently inconsistent, Kevin Durant gets even more unlikable and we preview every game of NFL week 16.

Rose Bowl preview! Plus, the Aggies are really good – Dog and Deuce #389

The Dog and Deuce Show

This feed contains enhanced versiomn of The FredCast podcast. A weekly show devoted to high-end recreational and endurance cycling.

THE FREDCAST CYCLING PODCAST
Episode 216
So Long, but not Goodbye
February 7, 2015 

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Interbike 2014
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		• The Innovators: Nikola Innovations
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		• The Wrist IDs: Epic ID
		• The Power Meters: Brim Brothers
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ORSM14
Week of August 4, 2014 

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FEATURES
Interviews from Outdoor Retailer Summer Market 2014:
• Olloclip
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• Magellan
• Sports Suds

NEWS
Product Recalls

PODSAFE CYCLING MUSIC
Make it Better by Jann Klose
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Episode 213
Mismanaged Carnival of Stupidity
Week of May 12, 2014 

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NEWS

Legal & Advocacy News
• Rep. Jim Oberstar Passes

General News
• Cycling to Work Increases About 60% Over the Past Decade
• Two Men Arrested After Hitting Cycling, Trying to Dump The Body
• More AAA Chapters Adding Bicycle Roadside Assistance

Bike Share News
• Alaska Airlines to be Seattle Bike Share's Title Sponsor

Product & Marketing News
• Ciclismo Classico Introduces a Classic Rides of the Colorado Rockies
• Special Deal on Mavic MP3 Wheel Protection Program

Product Recalls
• Felt Bicycles Recalls Triathlon Bicycles Due to Risk of Injury

RACING NEWS
Races and Racing
• Current UCI World Tour Rankings As of May 4, 2014

Upcoming UCI World Tour Races
• Giro d'Italia: May 9 - June 1, 2014
	• Bomb Found Before Dublin Stage of Giro d'Italia
	• Jerky Fan Takes Selfie with Marcel Kittel Following Crash
• Criterium du Dauphine: June 8 - June 15, 2014
• Tour de Suisse June 14 - June 22, 2014
• Tour de France July 5 - July 27, 2014

Amgen Tour of California
• Tour Tracker

• Tour of Utah Introduces Women's Race

Racer and Team News
• Bruyneel Gets 10-year Ban

Interesting News
• Alec Baldwin Arrested in New York After Cycling in the Wrong Direction
• Thief Steals Electric Bike, Then Calls Owner to Ask How to Use It

FEATURES
Product Reviews
• BKOOL Cycling Trainer and Simulator
• All-Ett Wallets

PODSAFE CYCLING MUSIC
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Artist: King Never
Track: Push and Pull

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THE eFREDCAST CYCLING PODCAST
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Episode 212
Well Water
Week of April 14, 2014 

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NEWS

Legal & Advocacy News
• Oakland to Pay $3.25 Million Over Unrepaired Pothole
• Don't Block The Bike Lane, says LADOT (thanks to Cyclelicio.us)
• U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Rail Trails
• Wisconsin Ordinance on Bike Events

General News
•  AAA Colorado Extending Roadside Assistance to Bicycles

Event News
• Cycling Event in UK Sabotaged
• Topeak Partners with BikeMS for Discounted Products

Product & Marketing News
• Strava Updates iOS and Android Apps
• Clif Launches New Energy Bars
• Nuun Launches New Drink Tablets

Product Recalls
• BMC Recalls Stromer Electric Bicycles Due to Crash Hazard
• Tektro and TRP Recall Bicycle Mechanical Disc Brake Calipers due to Crash Hazard
• Update: SRAM Hydraulic Brakes

Bike Share News
• British Medical Journal Study Touts Health Benefits of Bike Share Systems
• Boston Doctors Write Bike Share Prescriptions
• Citi Bike is in Financial Difficulty

RACING NEWS
• UCI Head Suggests Use of Bike-mounted Cams
• Current UCI World Tour Rankings
• Upcoming UCI World Tour Races
• Horner Injured in Training Accident
• AToC to Add Second Day of Women's Racing

Interesting News
• Pee Wee Herman's Bike Sold on eBay 
• Hit and Run Miracle in Brazil ( YouTube Video)

FEATURES
• Listener Question: How to Watch Foreign Races
• Product Review: CamelBak Relay Pitcher
• Product Review: New LifeProof Cases

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Artist: John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers
Track: Road Dogs

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Discussing hunting, fishing and conservation.  Deer, ducks, turkey, pheasant, elk, perch, pike, bass, salmon, trout and more.  Organizations such as QDMA, Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, Ducks Unlimited.  Lessons learned from MeatEater, Wired To Hunt, The Hunting Beast.

Zach Snyder talks getting kids involved in conservation. His custom fabrication work for hunters and anglers. Tony Ruffing fills us in on Ohio dealing with the pandemic. Gabe Karns shares his thoughts on how cancelling hunting seasons could effect different species populations. Seth talks about Steve Rinella and the Meateater crew helping with his proposal. We discuss Turkey hunting, Morel Mushrooms, Pheasant backs, pickled Ramps, pesto and Puff Ball pizza crust.

Ep. 30: Zach Snyder Conservation Turkey Hunting Foraging

Tony Ruffing OH, Amber Casey MI, TJ Hauge WI, Aaron Hebeisen MN, Ryan Cavanaugh MI. We all have a fun conversation as a distraction from the quarantine situation we are in. We talk about close bear encounters. Turkey, Antelope and deer hunting. Eating road kill deer and a whole assortment of random topics.

Ep. 028: Tony Ruffing Amber Casey TJ Hauge Aaron Hebeisen Ryan Cavanaugh

Rex Ainslie is a Regional Wildlife Supervisor for Michigan's DNR. We discuss trying to find balance managing natural resources. Between games species and pollinators, hunters and non consumptive users. We also talk about the increasing Black Bear population and their interactions with humans. Bob Busch is on with us, while we record at his Buckley's Mountain Side Canoes. Ron Hamel and his son Jordan join in as well.

Ep. 027: Rex Ainslie MI DNR Black Bears Resource Management

Jordan Browne is a producer for Michigan Out of Doors TV. He is a top notch deer and turkey hunter. He's also had continued success elk hunting out in Colorado and was able to get a successful deer hunt on film at the young age of 14. We talk advanced deer hunting tactics and how he was able to spot and stalk his buck this year in Michigan. We also talk about some of his most memorable trips and also the most dangerous ones.

Ep. 026: Jordan Browne Michigan Out of Doors Deer Elk Turkey Filming

Chris is a fish biologist with the US Fish and Wildlife Service. Each November the catch Cisco (Herring). These Herring are planted in the Saginaw Bay area to help rehabilitate the deep water population there. I learned that Herring can live well over 20 years. They act as a good buffer between the Walleye and Perch. Chris shares some cool things to check out such as local fish hatcheries and ways to get involved, whether you want to volunteer or make a career in natural resources.

Ep. 025: Chris Olds Cisco Herring Fish Hatcheries Biology

Hunt Camp Podcast

Crossroad Studios is taking it to the peaks for the 2010-2011 season, climbing every summit in the Wasatch Mountains over 11,000 ft. The Wasatch Summit Project will be high above the ski resorts ripping the powder in ways most of Utah has never seen. The allure of Utah’s pristine backcountry has spu...

Provo Peak (11,068') marks the next summit on the hit list, when the boys discover alpine ice crust existing on all the summits above 10,500'. Leaving the peak-bagging for later in the season, the crew sessions the trees and couloirs of the mid-elevation slopes and ride the blower Utah powder in classic Wasatch form.

302 Inconsistency (HD)

Another season starts off strong when the boys summit two peaks over 11,000', adding Superior and Monte Cristo to their list of mountains to climb for 2011. Featuring the talents of Parker Alec Cross, Andy Earl, Hayden Price, and Blake Nyman, episode one will keep you hungering for more.

301 Revitalized (HD)

In response to what viewers like you have asked for, the Wasatch Team put a whole lot of miles on their boots, snowmobiles, and chairlifts to generate the hardest hitting episode yet. With locations varying from the streets of Ogden, to the 11,000 foot faces, Episode Four will leave you wishing the season were longer.

Principle Cinematography shot on Canon 5D Mark II by Parker Alec Cross
Colorist: Parker Alec Cross

Featuring the talents of Parker Cross, Andy Earl, Daryl Young, JP Sokolowski, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Stain Reichman, Cooper Hoffmeister, Ben Millsaps, Jason Hindman and Stosh Lemberes.

204 Determination (HD)

Parker and the boys venture into the backcountry for the first time this season and do some man-boarding. Venturing into the relative safe zones of Cardiff Peak, Flagstaff Mountain, and Grizzly Gulch, the team gets a small sample of just how good the deep stuff is in the Central Wasatch. Jonesing for deeper and steeper lines, come watch as Andy Earl, Uriel Ruvalcaba, Derek Olthuis, Daryl Young, Stain Reichman, and Parker Alec Cross hunt for the goods and warm up their hiking legs for future episodes. Filmed entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II system, episode three is guaranteed to induce a hunger for the powder that can only be satisfied by staying tuned for future episodes. 

For product giveaway information, visit http://parkercrossroadstudios.blogspot.com

203 Down To Earth (HD)

Avalanche danger keeps the boys grounded, and they improvise in the best way they know how: With some bagels, some BK, and a good 'ole fashioned backflip jump. Filmed entirely on the Canon 5D Mark II by Parker Alec Cross, Episode Two calms things down, while simultaneously reminding us how serious of a situation we have here in the Wasatch this season. Featuring the talents of Andy Earl and JP Sokolowski, as well as a cameo by Keola, a simple backflip was never so satisfying.

202 Serious Business (HD)

(HD) Wasatch Mountain Podcast

I'm Stephen Richert--a documentary and adventure photographer/filmmaker. I've lived with type 1 diabetes for almost 20 years while pursuing adventure and athletics in some of the most challenging environments of the natural world. In this podcast I'm sharing my perspectives on life with T1D as well ...

Life without social media just might be the best new productivity hack. Being honest, it’s cleared out a lot of the dust, cobwebs and old magazines that accumulated in my head. It’s created some space in my mind for creativity and inspiration–which you can hear about in this episode. I realized that my use of social media wasn’t distributing a message to the world as much as it was chasing attention. I’m not sure when that shift took place but I only really saw it clearly over the last two weeks since I’ve been off of social media. Sometimes you have to back way away to see things clearly.
I intend to return to social media at some point–but not until I’ve finished getting refreshed and filling my reserves with focus on my new documentary project. It’s important to have something to say–and now I have an idea for this project and the next few weeks will be examining what exactly what I want to say and how. I’m more hopeful and inspired than I’ve been in a long time–because I’m curious and excited!
I’d love to have you join me in this conversation–email me (http://livingvertical.org/contact/) and share your reactions!
Want to support LivingVertical AND get the AdventureRx Journal (eBook AND Print Magazine available!) https://www.patreon.com/livingvertical
My “Practical” focus: 
I’m working on using negative space. I’d write more about that but I want to use negative space more.
 
 
 
Ok fine. I have been learning about this method from looking at Michael Kenna’s book and from Werner Herzog’s Master Class (both are linked below). It’s easy to get so lost in trying to cram the frame full of interesting subject matter that we forget to leave room to breathe. Cleaning up backgrounds and isolating subjects with intent is something I have been trying to practice while shooting and seeing other creatives do this masterfully is inspiring!
Featured in my “Book Club” and resources this episode:
Michael Kenna’s “Images of the Seventh Day ” http://amzn.to/2idYgjY
AND
Werner Herzog’s Master class https://www.masterclass.com/classes/werner-herzog-teaches-filmmaking
(previously  featured books)
Seth Godin’s “What to do when it’s your turn” : http://amzn.to/2hP86Zs
David DuChemin’s “Within the Frame” http://amzn.to/2grAYJZ
Galen Rowell’s Inner Game of Outdoor Photography: http://amzn.to/2e0GYJF
Bonus: Check out https://craftandvision.com/ which is a site dedicated to empowering the vision of photographers of all kinds. David DuChemin is a mentor of mine and a huge inspiration. If you sign up for their email list (the contact sheet) you will receive a handful of awesome free ebooks that will inspire you to keep thinking differently about your work!
Links:
My YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/LivingVertical
Want to stay connected and get all my work delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to my email list and you’ll get the earliest and simplest access! http://livingvertical.org/subscribe/
IF you are enjoying this podcast PLEASE subscribe on your podcast listening app and leave a review! It makes a huge difference!
Music:
Victor Lenoir “Something Intro”
Rozkol “Soy Sauce”
Spinningmerkaba “Across the pacific”
Chuzauzen “Raro bueno”
all artists and titles can be found at: http://freemusicarchive.org/

EPISODE 009 2017: Life without social media and a new documentary project!

I’m at a crossroads in my life (again) as I’m deciding if “pro” photography is right for me. I’m debating if I want my source of income to be directly related to my passion. It’s common to hear the terms “amateur” or “hobbyist” in negative contexts, but maybe there is something inherently freeing about not trying to fit the mold of pro photography? I have experienced this dichotomy before in my life; as a climbing guide I went from not being able to get enough of the vertical world–to feeling burdened by it when I had to be there daily to pay the bills! Perhaps the answer lies in manual labor–the complete opposite of what most people picture as the artist’s occupation.
My “Practical” focus: 
Aside from not going to debtors prison while I try to decide if I should be paying my bills through pro photography or not–I am trying to decided what the LEAST camera gear I can get away with using is. Marketing is strong in this industry; maybe because we are more susceptible as creatives–or maybe it’s because there is so much beautiful work on display to leverage against would-be-consumers. Still, I find the richest experiences I have had with a camera to have come from the simplest setups. Less is more–but how can I tread that line without eliminating the possibility of pursuing pro photography? That is the conversation…
Featured in my “Book Club” and resources this episode:
Seth Godin’s “What to do when it’s your turn”: http://amzn.to/2hP86Zs
(previously  featured books)
David DuChemin’s “Within the Frame” http://amzn.to/2grAYJZ
Galen Rowell’s Inner Game of Outdoor Photography: http://amzn.to/2e0GYJF
Bonus: Check out https://craftandvision.com/ which is a site dedicated to empowering the vision of photographers of all kinds. David DuChemin is a mentor of mine and a huge inspiration. If you sign up for their email list (the contact sheet) you will receive a handful of awesome free ebooks that will inspire you to keep thinking differently about your work!
Links:
Latest from my YouTube channel, including a first look at my Standing Rock images/video: https://www.youtube.com/user/LivingVertical
Want to stay connected and get all my work delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to my email list and you’ll get the earliest and simplest access! http://livingvertical.org/subscribe/
IF you are enjoying this podcast PLEASE subscribe on your podcast listening app and leave a review! It makes a huge difference!
Music:
Victor Lenoir “Something Intro”
Rozkol “Soy Sauce”
Spinningmerkaba “Across the pacific”
Chuzauzen “Raro bueno”
all artists and titles can be found at: http://freemusicarchive.org/

EPISODE 008 The pro and con of “Pro” photography

I announced today on my Facebook page that as of December 25th, I am quitting social media. In this episode I want to give a little more context about why I am making that choice. My goal is not to drop the mic and walk off the stage, but rather to continue the pivot that I have started in the last several months towards creating better work–not more following on social media. My Podcast, my YouTube and Blog will remain very much active–but trying to create “micro” content for disposable platforms is something I’m not going to do any more. Below are some points that I explore in this podcast episode and I hope they will explain why I am quitting social media. It’s not a grand gesture to generate engagement. It’s a self interested effort to stop wasting my time and focus. I hope the net result of this experiment will be better work which will serve people who care the most.

Distraction is now the main role of social media
Conversation and relationship building is my goal
Trying to make content or art for everyone everywhere reduces its impact
Going the opposite direction has value if you care more about being heard
The context that our work “lives” in matters
Technology is evolving at a speed that requires us to be selective
Time and attention should be invested with great care
We have a choice about the world we participate in
This choice is a creative process that belongs to everyone
This might be a bad idea but that unknown begs for exploration
If you’re not psyched on quitting social media that’s totally fine
This is a question I want to explore as a sort of social expedition into the unknown

Featured in my “Book Club” this episode:
David DuChemin’s Within the Frame: http://amzn.to/2grAYJZ
Bonus: Check out https://craftandvision.com/ which is a site dedicated to empowering the vision of photographers of all kinds. David DuChemin is a mentor of mine and a huge inspiration. If you sign up for their email list (the contact sheet) you will receive a handful of awesome free ebooks that will inspire you to keep thinking differently about your work!
My “Practical” focus: 
Slowing down. Shooting less and observing more. Film has been a really useful tool to accomplish this. Read more: http://livingvertical.org/2016/11/20/heres-why-im-thankful-for-film-photography-this-thanksgiving/
Here’s why I’m thankful for film this Thanksgiving

Additional Links:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/20/jobs/quit-social-media-your-career-may-depend-on-it.html?_r=0

Support LivingVertical, get perks, shoutouts and most importantly, help us keep making more and better content for you!  https://www.patreon.com/livingvertical
Latest from my YouTube channel, including a first look at my Standing Rock images/video: https://www.youtube.com/user/LivingVertical
Want to stay connected and get all my work delivered right to your inbox? Subscribe to my email list and you’ll get the earliest and simplest access! http://livingvertical.org/subscribe/
IF you are enjoying this podcast PLEASE subscribe on your podcast listening app and leave a review! It makes a huge difference!
Music:
Victor Lenoir “Something Intro”
Rozkol “Soy Sauce”
Spinningmerkaba “Across the pacific”
Chuzauzen “Raro bueno”
all

EPISODE 007 I’m quitting social media. Here’s why.

Hello from the road! I am working my way back across the country after a very impactful time spent at the Oceti Sakowin Camp in Cannonball, North Dakota where the Standing Rock “oil pipeline protest” is going on. In this episode, (recorded without much editing and not in studio!) I sit down with my friend and Production Assistant for this shoot-Chris Mahoney-to discuss our experience of living and shooting within this emotionally, socially charged environment. Photographing people is always a different kind of challenge–and negotiating cultural differences while prioritizing respect and discretion adds several layers of consideration to an already complex process. It’s pretty impossible not to be effected by people who are facing a struggle with dignity–and after a short time it became clear that relationships are the most important thing and only from good relationships can good photography come.
I am still editing my work and processing the things I saw and experienced at Standing Rock. There was a great deal of love and prayer–family and welcoming within the camp. That reception from the Native American water protectors was far more gracious than I anticipated. There was also a significant amount of militarization on the side of law enforcement that made it intimidating if not impossible to include their voice and perspective in my work. It’s hard enough making photographs when you don’t have loaded weapons pointed at you…
Here are some links mentioned in this episode:
Support the people at the Oceti Sakowin Camp and get more background on the cause : http://www.ocetisakowincamp.org/
My blog post examining my relationship with bias/opinion during this project: http://livingvertical.org/2016/11/13/standing-rock-examining-bias/
Outside Magazine explains some background on the conflict at Standing Rock: https://www.outsideonline.com/2111206/whats-happening-standing-rock
Thank you for listening and please make sure to leave us a review on iTunes!
Featured in our “Book Club” this month:
Galen Rowell’s Inner Game of Outdoor Photography: http://amzn.to/2e0GYJF
Bonus: Check out https://craftandvision.com/ which is a site dedicated to…empowering the vision of photographers of all kinds. David DuChemin is a mentor of mine and a huge inspiration. If you sign up for their email list (the contact sheet) you will recieve a handfull of awesome free ebooks that will inspire you to keep thinking differently about your work!
Featured in our “Practical” this month: 
The Ugly Camera Challenge (which will be ongoing all month–share your images on instagram using the #uglycamerachallenge tag) and you can read more here: http://livingvertical.org/2016/10/31/the-ugly-camera-challenge/
Connect with us for more adventure + photography:
Make sure to visit the blog/homepage! http://livingvertical.org and sign up for blog updates and connect with me on social media!
Holler at me on Twitter or Instagram! http://twitter.com/livingvertical and http://instagram.com/livingvertical
Watch my Vlog on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/livingvertical
Support the Adventure Photography Podcast https://www.patreon.com/livingvertical
Music:
all titles and artists can be found at FreeMusicArchive.org
“Something Intro” Action Davis
“Skipping in the ‘No Standing’ zone” Peter Gresser
“Because you hold me tight” Alex Fitch
“The time to run” Dexter Britain

Episode 006 Photographing the Standing Rock NoDAPL oil pipeline protest

In this episode I want to discuss ten ideas to improve our images that come from the quotes this excellent blog post by Hakon Agustsson: http://digital-photography-school.com/photography-quotes/
As you might remember from last weeks episode I am currently out photographing the Standing Rock Protest in North Dakota (http://livingvertical.org/podcast/standing-rock-protest/)  but I wanted to share these ten quotes compiled from some masters of photography because they are great tools to shift our perspective–and they don’t require us to buy more gear! Sad, I know. I love gear too…
I particularly enjoy these discussions of the creative process because I feel like most of the learning I’ve engaged in surrounding photography up till this point has been largely technical. This exploration of the philosophy and concepts surrounding the technical execution are really a new frontier for me. I also think that it’s a largely understated tool towards making stronger images. There are a lot of debates around which lens is sharpest or whether you can come across as a professional if you shoot mirrorless…but far fewer that really focus on the vision of the photographer.
Featured in our “Book Club” segment is:
Galen Rowell’s Inner Game of Outdoor Photography: http://amzn.to/2e0GYJF
Bonus: Check out https://craftandvision.com/ which is a site dedicated to…empowering the vision of photographers of all kinds. David DuChemin is a mentor of mine and a huge inspiration. If you sign up for their email list (the contact sheet) you will recieve a handfull of awesome free ebooks that will inspire you to keep thinking differently about your work!
Featured in our “Practical” segment is: 
The Ugly Camera Challenge (which will be ongoing all month–share your images on instagram using the #uglycamerachallenge tag) and you can read more here: http://livingvertical.org/2016/10/31/the-ugly-camera-challenge/
Connect with us for more adventure + photography:
Make sure to visit the blog/homepage http://livingvertical.org and sign up for blog updates and connect with me on social media!
Holler at me on Twitter or Instagram! http://twitter.com/livingvertical and http://instagram.com/livingvertical
Watch my Vlog on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/livingvertical
Support the Adventure Photography Podcast and the Standing Rock Project https://www.patreon.com/livingvertical

EPISODE 005 Ten ideas to improve our images (for free!)

The Explorist is a podcast about the outdoors: how we change it, and how it changes us. We bring you stories from places where people and the wild collide, and the friction summons something strange and new. Each episode visits the Earth’s weirdest corners, whether that’s in your backyard or in the ...

For our final episode of the season, show creators Ted and Jeff Alvarez step out from behind the curtain to talk about how The Explorist came to be, how the show gets made, and what comes next. Plus: Highlights from a season that spans five continents and many memorable characters — from the jungles of the Congo to the parks of Baltimore to the bottom of the world in South America.

EPISODE 10: MEET THE EXPLORISTS

For our final episode about modern hunter gatherers, we talk to National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan, who honors his indigenous background by documenting extant hunter-gatherer tribes in the Arctic. He shares stories about close calls out on the ice, why indigenous cultures are so resilient, and why harnessing that resilience might be the key to surviving an uncertain future.

EPISODE 9: THE MODERN HUNTER GATHERER: Resilient Future

In the last episode, we followed people in the Rewilding Movement who are trying to incorporate primitive skills into their daily lives. This time, we're going back in history to explore how hunter gatherers really lived — and how new science suggests the foraging lifestyle might've been easier, freer, and healthier than the civilized life. Then we journey to the fertile rainforests of Northern Congo to meet true modern hunter gatherers and the scientists who are trying to understand their way of life before it disappears.

EPISODE 8: THE MODERN HUNTER GATHERER: Two Worlds

Have you ever dreamed of leaving it all behind -- your job, your cell phone, your comfy life -- to walk into the wilderness and live off the land? Or have you ever wondered if you'd truly have the skills to make it out alive when an adventure goes south? If so, you are not alone. More and more people are learning how to start fires with sticks, build shelters from leaves, and forage for wild foods. The practice has many names, but some call it the Rewilding Movement, and it's spreading with everyone from paleos to preppers to techbros. For some it's a weekend escape; for others it's the beginning of a journey to build a life rooted in the dirt instead of concrete. But the path is fraught: hunger, cold, and isolation challenge even the most skilled modern hunter gatherers. The first rule? Don't let the fire go out.

EPISODE 7: THE MODERN HUNTER GATHERER: Don't Let The Fire Go Out

In this episode, we feature a conversation between our host, Ted Alvarez, and Bryan Pope, an instructor at Earth Native Wilderness School. For a few years now, these old friends have gone on wilderness trips to experiment with modern and traditional survival skills — which often means breaking a multi-day fast with a meal of creepy crawlies. Here, they go deep on survival sensationalism, the relative horrors of trapping vs. industrialized farming, and why wilderness living resonates with all kinds of people.

EPISODE 6: TO EAT A MOUSE

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Tere Derbez-Zacher is  a World Champion swimmer though she didn't start swimming till age 24 and a professional runner who represented Mexico as an alternate in the Olympics at age 44. 

Tere believes that you are the only one who determines your limits and she spends her time teaching that to both aspiring and high-level athletes. You don't want to miss this conversation where we hear her story and learn insights on how to master your mindset to accomplish big goals.

017:Tere Derbez-Zacher on The Power of Your Mindset and How to Master It

Jeff and Andre Shinabarger are  two strong-willed leaders who want to change the world have learned how to stay in love and raise a healthy family while they pursue their passions.

 Jeff and Andre always knew they had big dreams. She serves as a Physician's Assistant  in Atlanta and Jeff is the Founder and Executive Director of a nonprofit in Atlanta called Plywood People, where he leads a community of startups who are doing good.

015:Jeff and Andre Shinabarger on How to Live, Love, and Work

In 2012, Jesica began her blog, runladylike.com – appropriately named by combining the words “run” and “unladylike” – where she shares her uncensored and unladylike adventures of running and marathon training. 

Jesica also shares about her journey to becoming a mom and how she's had to adapt to the change in her body from pregnancy and childbirth. She's very honest about her various physical and mental challenges that come with having your body completely transformed.

014: Jesica D'Avanza on Running Unladylike

We're excited to have made 13 episodes so far of the Grit and Dirt Podcast. For this episode, we wanted to do something a little different. 

Bethany catches us up on her latest news while pursuing IVF and  Kathryn catches up with life post bike accident. Both talk about how those major life changes have spurred them to pursue interests outside of triathlon. Bethany also has a major confession. 

We also solicit your feedback via a quick survey.  Show notes and survey link at gritanddirt.com

013: Bethany and Kathryn Solicit Your Feedback

As they began to build and grow a successful fitness business, Josh and Erin Guerrieri found ways to ride the wave of fitness trends and build a sustainable business.

But when it came to family, they were beginning to feel a little out of control. They heard other parents say, 'you just have to survive this stage of life'  Life moves at a frantic pace and with 5 young children the Guerrieri's knew that something had to change.

012: Josh and Erin Guerrieri on Running a Family Like a Small Business

Grit and Dirt - Inspirational Stories of Grit and the Dirt on How to Change Your Life

A podcast about sailing and adventure on and around San Francisco Bay

Jamie and Behan Gifford have been sailing their Stevens 47, Totem, around the world for more than a decade. They raised three children aboard but are now empty nesters, planning the next chapter of their cruising life. Lauren and I joined them aboard Totem to discuss life afloat, upgrades to their beloved boat, their successful coaching business, and their upcoming sailing plans. (Photo by Jill Hearne)

Jamie & Behan Gifford // Totem’s Next Chapter  - Ep. 135

Jon Bilger is the director and founder of PredictWind. Jon founded the company after working on forecasting for the Alinghi Americas Cup team. The technology has revolutionized accessibility of weather forecasting and routing for both racers and cruisers. I talk to Jon about his own sailing background, how he developed Predict Wind, some new exciting tools - like 100 meter accuracy tidal current modeling for San Francisco Bay - and more.

Jon Bilger // Predict Wind Founder  - Ep. 134

John Taussig is the founder and executive director of Backcountry Medical Guides and the subsidiary Maritime Medical Guides. He’s a career paramedic who’s worked on helicopters, in ambulances, on ski patrol, as a ranger, and as a captain on boats. He’s a surfer, climber, kayaker, mountain biker, snow boarder, sailer, and and all around adventurer based in Bellingham Washington. John and I talked about responding to bear attacks in Yellowstone, commuting to work from Santa Cruz to Monterey via sailboat, flying on choppers through the Sierra as part of a air medic team, his trip paddling and sailing a kayak from Washington up the inside passage to AK, and more.

John Taussig //  Medical Training for Mariners - Ep. 133

Michael Rohde is rebuilding - bow to stern, keel to masthead - a late 70s Cape George 36 named Akela. He welcomed me aboard the boat last August when it was on the hard at Napa Valley Marina. He’s jumped into this major project with both feet and is making good progress. Inspired by other YouTubers, he’s documenting the entire refit on his channel RohdeSoda.

Michael Rohde // Rebuilding a Cape George 36  - Ep. 132

Andre Lay is licensed Captain from the Bay Area who is in the process of circumnavigating North America in a compact trawler. He’s currently in Barra de Navidad on the Mexican mainland and is soon headed for El Salvador. He is doing this trip simply to prove too himself he can, to meet people, and to see what’s out there. He’d also like to raise awareness for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, but as Andre says” I’m not trying to change the world by going around it. I’m just out there to experience it.”

Andre Lay // Around the Americas by Trawler  - Ep. 131

Out The Gate Sailing

A candid chat with a former politician about advocacy, principles, and where healthcare may be headed.

#372 FORMER COLORADO STATE SENATOR STEVE KING

Big decisions lead to an interesting road of work and exploration.

#371 FRESH START

#369 Rob O'Leary

Rob's SoundCheck

SITWGAF #368

GoFromThere

The White Line Podcast is a podcast for runners. This podcast will tell stories of some the great athletes we have in our area or athletes close to us.  Enjoy and send me feedback to thewhitelinepodcast@gmail.ccom

Health & Fitness

Thewhitelinepodcast Max Cook interviews athletes and supporters of an active lifestyle in a casual and informative way, highlighting their personal stories.  Tune in for funny and inspiring conversations with everyday athletes.   Check out the Morning Brew https://www.morningbrew.com/daily/r/?kid=7caf8c4e   Episode 23 Jeff Kindred   Sports Medicine and Musculoskeletal specialist 615-672-4089   https://www.crossroadsmedicalgroup.com/       A huge Thank you to our sponsor  Hendersonville Animal Hospital 615-822-1700  http://www.hendersonvilleanimalhospital.com/   https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hendersonville-Animal-Hospital/398586596929035        Hendersonville Race Series   2019 Registration is OPEN  https://register.chronotrack.com/r/56740/ https://www.runhendersonville.com -The Memorial Day Classic, (May 25th) benefiting the Cumberland Crisis Pregnancy Center.  -The Hendersonville Half Marathon,(Sep 12) benefiting Mighty Mitchell Foundation. -The Indian Lake Loop, (Nov 26) benefiting Compass.  -The Frostbite, (Jan 2, 2021) benefiting the YMCA.     HEAT KID’S TRIATHLON http://triheat.com/kids-triathlon/     HRC Regular Running Schedule   Monday 6PM @ Brixx. We meet just south of the movie theatre Wednesday 7PM the RunSum @ FleetFeet 300 Indian lake BLVD Saturday The White Line @ Drakes Creek Park.  Just behind Demo’s 6AM water at the white line and at stop 30.  Please check Facebook for more information.  Sunday Starbucks 6 for 6 @ Starbucks on Indian Lake BLVD   Other weekly runs will be posted on Facebook and the TEAM App.  (Hendersonville Running Club)

Season 2  Episode 23 Jeff Kindred

Thewhitelinepodcast   Max Cook interviews athletes and supporters of an active lifestyle in a casual and informative way, highlighting their personal stories.  Tune in for funny and inspiring conversations with everyday athletes.     Episode 22 Mauricio Sanchez      https://journeybeyondironman.blogspot.com/2019/06/escape-from-alcatraz-2019.html?fbclid=IwAR3wRA2Tp0c0OdDOpcbh65miDKeVakuCAMgNIyMs7OLLkSijjOa46xu5jPo     A huge Thank you to our sponsor  Hendersonville Animal Hospital 615-822-1700  http://www.hendersonvilleanimalhospital.com/   https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hendersonville-Animal-Hospital/398586596929035        Hendersonville Race Series   2019 Registration is OPEN https://www.facebook.com/groups/hendersonvilleraceseries/ https://www.runhendersonville.com The Memorial Day Classic 15K/5k/1M May 27th Hendersonville Half Marathon Sept. 21st Indian Lake Loop 5M/5K  Frostbite 5K/10K   HEAT KID’S TRIATHLON http://triheat.com/kids-triathlon/ 8-3-2019   HRC Regular Running Schedule   Monday 6PM @ Brixx. We meet just south of the movie theatre Wednesday 7PM the RunSum @ FleetFeet 300 Indian lake BLVD Saturday The White Line @ Drakes Creek Park.  Just behind Demo’s 6AM water at the white line and at stop 30.  Please check Facebook for more information.  Sunday Starbucks 6 for 6 @ Starbucks on Indian Lake BLVD   Other weekly runs will be posted on Facebook and the TEAM App.  (Hendersonville Running Club)       Hendersonville Half Preview August TBT     Please take the time to rate the podcast and leave me feedback.  The good, bad and the ugly.  I only want to make a better product for you.  Thanks for listening and we will talk soon.  

Episode 22 Mauricio Sanchez

Thewhitelinepodcast   Max Cook interviews athletes and supporters of an active lifestyle in a casual and informative way, highlighting their personal stories.  Tune in for funny and inspiring conversations with everyday athletes.     Episode 21 Damon Hancock A huge Thank you to our sponsor  Hendersonville Animal Hospital 615-822-1700  http://www.hendersonvilleanimalhospital.com/   https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hendersonville-Animal-Hospital/398586596929035  Hendersonville Race Series 2019 Registration is OPEN https://www.facebook.com/groups/hendersonvilleraceseries/ https://www.runhendersonville.com The Memorial Day Classic 15K/5k/1M May 27th Hendersonville Half Marathon Sept. 21st Indian Lake Loop 5M/5K  Frostbite 5K/10K   HEAT KID’S TRIATHLON http://triheat.com/kids-triathlon/ 8-3-2019   HRC Regular Running Schedule   Monday 6PM @ Brixx. We meet just south of the movie theatre Wednesday 7PM the RunSum @ FleetFeet 300 Indian lake BLVD Saturday The White Line @ Drakes Creek Park.  Just behind Demo’s 6AM water at the white line and at stop 30.  Please check Facebook for more information.  Sunday Starbucks 6 for 6 @ Starbucks on Indian Lake BLVD   Other weekly runs will be posted on Facebook and the TEAM App.  (Hendersonville Running Club)   Hendersonville Half Preview August TBT Please take the time to rate the podcast and leave me feedback.  The good, bad and the ugly.  I only want to make a better product for you.  Thanks for listening and we will talk soon.    

Episode -  21 Damon Hancock

Thewhitelinepodcast   Max Cook interviews athletes and supporters of an active lifestyle in a casual and informative way, highlighting their personal stories.  Tune in for funny and inspiring conversations with everyday athletes.     Episode 20 Sear Torr         A huge Thank you to our sponsor  Hendersonville Animal Hospital 615-822-1700  http://www.hendersonvilleanimalhospital.com/   https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hendersonville-Animal-Hospital/398586596929035      Click the link below to Register Old Hickory Lake Triathlon June 30th 2019 https://oldhickorylaketriathlon.com     Hendersonville Race Series   2019 Registration is OPEN https://www.facebook.com/groups/hendersonvilleraceseries/ The Memorial Day Classic 15K/5k/1M May 27th Hendersonville Half Marathon Sept. 21st Indian Lake Loop 5M/5K  Frostbite 5K/10K   HEAT KID’S TRIATHLON http://triheat.com/kids-triathlon/   HRC Regular Running Schedule   Monday 6PM @ Brixx. We meet just south of the movie theatre Wednesday 7PM the RunSum @ FleetFeet 300 Indian lake BLVD Saturday The White Line @ Drakes Creek Park.  Just behind Demo’s 6AM water at the white line and at stop 30.  Please check Facebook for more information.  Sunday Starbucks 6 for 6 @ Starbucks on Indian Lake BLVD   Other weekly runs will be posted on Facebook and the TEAM App.  (Hendersonville Running Club)       Hendersonville Half Preview June 29th     Please take the time to rate the podcast and leave me feedback.  The good, bad and the ugly.  I only want to make a better product for you.  Thanks for listening and we will talk soon.  

Episode 20 -Sean Torr

Thewhitelinepodcast   Max Cook interviews athletes and supporters of an active lifestyle in a casual and informative way, highlighting their personal stories.  Tune in for funny and inspiring conversations with everyday athletes.     Episode 19 Rick Murray         A huge Thank you to our sponsor  Hendersonville Animal Hospital 615-822-1700  http://www.hendersonvilleanimalhospital.com/   https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hendersonville-Animal-Hospital/398586596929035      Click the link below to Register Old Hickory Lake Triathlon June 30th 2019 https://oldhickorylaketriathlon.com     Hendersonville Race Series   2019 Registration is OPEN https://www.facebook.com/groups/hendersonvilleraceseries/ The Memorial Day Classic 15K/5k/1M May 27th Hendersonville Half Marathon Sept. 21st Indian Lake Loop 5M/5K  Frostbite 5K/10K   HEAT KID’S TRIATHLON http://triheat.com/kids-triathlon/   HRC Regular Running Schedule   Monday 6PM @ Brixx. We meet just south of the movie theatre Wednesday 7PM the RunSum @ FleetFeet 300 Indian lake BLVD Saturday The White Line @ Drakes Creek Park.  Just behind Demo’s 6AM water at the white line and at stop 30.  Please check Facebook for more information.  Sunday Starbucks 6 for 6 @ Starbucks on Indian Lake BLVD   Other weekly runs will be posted on Facebook and the TEAM App.  (Hendersonville Running Club) Hendersonville Half Preview “coming soon”  

Episode 19 - Rick Murray

The White Line Podcast

The Hunt Domain Podcast is for beginning or seasoned hunters, who desire to become more successful, full spectrum hunters. This show will be an educational/entertaining podcast that uses value based experience and a holistic approach to hunting so that listeners can ensure their success in the field...

Kellen is a Washington born Cascadian and a Marine Corps Veteran. Raised in a family that values conservation and proponents for good arbitration of our wild resources. He participates in bowhunting, fishing, and hiking all while narrating his love of all things wild through photography. Kellen is currently in progress of obtaining his Masters degree in Mental Health and Counseling so that he can continue his mission of supporting and advocating for our nation's Veterans.

The Duality of Private Land- Kellen Smalley

Baker Leavitt has been hunting for 30 years, on 4 continents, and more than 20 states. He is the director for hunting for Black Rifle Coffee Company and the owner of Digital Mongoose (marketing company).

Baker Leavitt

Tana's bother, Trevor came up from Idaho to hunt spring bear in Alaska. After putting 3 rounds in a massive brown bear, things got ugly very quickly, relying on a pistol to save their lives.

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