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Richly illustrated with paintings, photographs, and sound recordings of featured birds, these video podcasts are an entertaining and educational supplement to the Peterson Field Guide to Birds of North America.

American Robin

Atlantic Puffin

Roger Tory Peterson: Almost Like Resurrection

Bald Eagle

Bird Songs and Sounds

HMH Podcasts

In this podcast, I will focus most my topics towards people in Alabama/Florida who seem to have a cool story or just excel at different aspects of the outdoors. I think it's important to know and understand these individual's backgrounds to grasp how and why they got the creditability that they have...

In this podcast I sit down with Jake Markris to talk about how he got so deeply invested into turkey hunting and also how he got his three boys involved. He also shares his everyday life lessons in raising boys in today's world.

Episode #01: Jake Markris "Balanced Life with his Outdoor Boys"

The Garrett Gaston Podcast

A new-age Hunting Podcast focusing on and exploring the world of Adult-Onset Hunting. Guests will include brand new hunters and veterans alike! This podcast is for EVERYONE.

An eternal AOH, Nick gears up for his first Spring Turkey Hunt with an Opening day send off! 

Email: theaohpodcast@gmail.com
IG: adultonsethuntingpodcast
Music: Shaun Cromwell (avail on iTunes)

EP. 16: Happy Spring Turkey (opening) Day!

On Today's' episode you'll hear Nick's appearance on the Hunt Nashville Podcast--HN host Jared Woodard inquires about all things Adult-Onset Hunting and the guys cover subjects from squirrel hunting to parenting and touch on everything in-between. 

Email: theaohpodcast@gmail.com
IG: adultonsethuntingpodcast
Music: Shaun Cromwell (avail on iTunes)

EP.15: Hunt Nashville Interview!

After a long hiatus that involved (his wife) having a baby, losing an Emmy and absolutely zero hunting, Nick is back with a new season of the Adult-Onset Hunting Podcast! What's next for the eternal AOH?

Email: theaohpodcast@gmail.com
IG: adultonsethuntingpodcast
Music: Shaun Cromwell (avail on iTunes)

EP.14: A New Lost Hope

Pseudo Live from Bitterwater Outfitters as Nick and Alimena punch their Wild Pig tags! (6:51) The Hunt, real time--GRAPHIC! (28:06) Field Dressing, (29:45) AOH Tip: tag Punching specifics for beginners,  (33:54) Post hung hangout and hilarity! (01:15:29) AOH Tip: Butchers.

Email: theaohpodcast@gmail.com
IG: adultonsethuntingpodcast
Music: Shaun Cromwell

EP. 13: The Hunt Part 2!

Nick is joined by Alimena, Brother Matt and Greg for the inaugural hunt for Wild Pig! Will they get anything? Listen to live audio of the guys in the field along with detailed play-by-play to help relay the happening of someones first hunt!

EP. 12: The Hunt Part 1!

The Adult-Onset Hunting Podcast

The Wild And Wonderful Podcast is a travel and oral history podcast that explores the sights, sounds, and people of the Mountain State.

Episode L features the town of Lewisburg, WV, which was once voted One of the Best Small Towns in America. It’s definitely one of my favorite small towns in West Virginia. This episode features WV Carnegie Hall;  The General Lewis Inn; The Greenbrier Valley Visitor’s Center; Greenbrier Historical Society; and Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company. 

Music in this episode is by : Tim Lancaster

Episode L: Lewisburg

Being back in the Christmas season, it’s always important to remember to spread the message of, and put in to practice being kind to one another. Krystian does just that with her non-profit foundation Shining Scars. She has a book of the same name. She has also worked for the Born This Way Foundation, and just appeared in a feature film, The Zombie Club, spreading the message of anti-bullying. Enjoy the episode and have a wonderful Holiday season.

Episode K2: Krystian Leonard

Episode K features two media companies from within West Virginia. For the first part of the show,  I talk to Kristin Laing of Ruthylee Photography which is based out of Moundsville. We talk about the inspiration for her photography and what we love about the state. For the second part of the show, I talk with Kendall Perkinson and Geoffrey Cameron Fuller about their hit podcast Mared and Karen: The WVU Coed Murders out out by Kromatic Media.

Episode K: Kristin Laing; Kromatic Media

Welcome to the J episode of the show. This episode features Joelle Cameron who has her own dockside and stand up paddle board yoga business Jojo yoga on Cheat Lake. Her husband Justin created  and maintains the Cheat Lake website. The second segment features director and West Virginia native Jon Matthews. He talks about his film resume, upcoming projects , and his pride for being a West Virginia native.  

Music: Aviatrix: Barbara Jenice Lester

Episode J: JoJo Yoga; Jon Matthews

This is the second of the H episodes and one of my very first interviews! This interview features a conversation  I had with park rangers Autumn Cook and David Fox. They discuss what makes Harpers Ferry National Historic Park such a special place in West Virginia. This episode also features music from a former artist in residence at the park Tim Lancaster (music can be found on Itunes )

Episode H2: Harpers Ferry

The Wild and Wonderful Podcast: Exploring West Virginia A-Z

Allie & Steve travel the US and Canada (and maybe Mexico & South America) by way of RV, or road coach, or caravan, or whatever you want to call it. We call him Oscar. He's our lovable 34 foot coach. We travel with our two cats, Spike & Dani, as well as our corgi, Jet. Our podcast is about those trav...

Allie & Steve's Ultimate Vacation

TV show and video podcast for dogs and dog lovers

For those of you playing at home, unable to receive us on the telly, or just plain crazy enough to want to see this stuff again, we’re posting stories from our first TV season here on the site and podcast. In this dog video, Vet Dr Bruce Syme gives us some simple, but potentially life-saving, […]

Hound TV #36 – Friday 12 June 2009: Food, glorious, dog food

Podcasts – Hound TV – The show for dogs! (and dog lovers)

A Podcast all about geocaching news and events in Minnesota's Twin Cities  - "Getting geeks away from computers and out into the real world"

In this, the final episode we discuss the new Lab Cache; how Long, dark winters give rise to idle minds; Cache of the Month for December; Read and listen to Feedback; give some final thoughts and sign off for the last time. We have been honored and blessed to provide you with 7 years of podcast episodes, we will truly miss having you be part of our lives...but all good things must come to an end.

Twin Cities GeoCaching PodCast Episode 80 - Our Final Show

This episode we discuss the MnGCA Featured Cacher; Website to help you find Parking coords; Mobile apps for land ownership; Cache statistics for an area; Upsetting comments from another Geocaching Related Podcast; Some Sad News; Upcoming Events and more. Voice feedback is always welcome: 612-208-TCGC (8242)!

Twin Cities GeoCaching PodCast Episode 79

This episode we discuss 2014 Board Elections; Power Caching Tips; Nature Center examples; 2013 MnGCA Geocoin Art; Listeners Feedback from Joelcam; Upcoming Events and more. Voice feedback may prevent a zombie invasion: 612-208-TCGC (8242)!

Twin Cities GeoCaching PodCast Episode 78

This episode we discuss the ' If You See Something, Say Something' campaign; April Cache of the Month; Listeners Feedback on Hardest part about Geocaching; Upcoming Events and more. Voice feedback will fill our dead space: 612-208-TCGC (8242)!

Twin Cities GeoCaching PodCast Episode 77

This episode we discuss the second Geocaching Motivation Survey; Woodticks; Cool Caches; Missing TBs; MOGA 2014; Upcoming Events and more. Voice feedback will not be deleted if left at: 612-208-TCGC (8242)!

Twin Cities GeoCaching PodCast Episode 76

Twin Cities GeoCaching PodCast

The Co-Founder of Lykos Designs, Trevor Marcy, and his colleague Matt discuss outdoor skills, outdoor living, and the complicated relationship humans have with their environment.


          
        
        

        
          
            
          
            
              
            
          
        
          
        

        
      
        
      

    
  


  


Would you make it? This is the question that haunts us when we hear about survival situations. All of our training, our experience, our will- would it be enough to make it home? We go in for a deep dive on the topic of survival, all backed by science, using Laurence Gonzalez’s excellent book on the topic as our guide. Listen through to the end to learn Gonzalez’s 12 rules for survival- a must listen for anyone interested in making it through dire situations! 




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By far, this interview was our favorite podcast. Sitting down with Dana Gleason was a lifetime highlight for both Matt and myself, and Dana shared some awesome stories, advice, and laughs as we discussed his 30+ years as one of the best makers in the outdoor gear industry. Some of the topics covered:-Advice for gear designers and entrepreneurs-How (and why) Dana started Mystery Ranch-Dana’s journey as a businessman and gear designerHonestly, this podcast is for anyone that has any interest in the outdoor gear community- Enjoy! 


















  

    
  
    

      

      
        
          
        
        

        
          
            
          
            
              
            
          
        
          
        

        
          
          
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What are the boundaries of consciousness? Where do cognition and a sense of self begin? These are some of the questions we seek to answer, and we use an unlikely vehicle- the raven. Join Matt and I as we explore the world of avian consciousness, and by doing so, maybe learn something about our own.  




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This episode is all about bugs- we start with a classic short story on Man Vs. Nature, and then transition to a discussion about our relationship with insects, and what we can do to minimize their interference with our enjoyment of the outdoors. Also, if you've ever wondered why the indigenous people of the Amazon are so badass....you'll want to tune in.  





  
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This episode features an interview with former Air Force Pararescueman Mike Lauria. Mike has just finished his time at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth College, and will be starting his residency shortly. We discuss his step by step process for promoting peak mental and technical performance while under stress, and he gives us a how-to demonstration, with lots of supporting information. If you want to know how to perform at your absolute best when it really matters, be it a survival situation, a combat zone, or an important negotiation, this is definitely the episode to tune in for.  LINKS


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      Matterhorn: A Novel of the Vietnam War
      
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      On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society
      
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007- Surviving the Wilderness of Your Mind (Interview with Mike Lauria)

The Lykos Podcast

Monthly Garden Musings are written by George and Becky Lohmiller.

It’s easy to grow a few Christmas trees for your family use at the edge of a lawn or field. Some advance planning is required because it takes 8 to 10 years to produce an average-size tree. You may want to plant all of one type of tree or have variety from year to year. Among the best varieties are balsam and Fraser fir, white spruce, and Scotch pine, the latter two being the most adaptable to climate extremes and soil conditions. Christmas trees are often available through county extension service offices or through nurseries specializing in seedlings.

A well-drained site is essential, as is full sunlight. Unless you plan to supply many friends and neighbors with trees, just install four or five the first year, and add one or two each year thereafter. Plant the trees at least 4 feet apart. During the time that the trees are growing, they are of course part of your landscape and can also serve as a windbreak or privacy hedge. If you decide to let some of the trees remain permanently, bear in mind that they will grow up to be “real” trees. 

Plant the seedlings early in the spring so that roots can become well established. Once set in, your trees will need surprisingly little care. An annual feeding of a balanced fertilizer (10-10-10) will nourish them adequately. If seedlings should heave out over the winter (a result of inadequate drainage and/or a snowless winter), try setting them back in, packing the soil firmly. Keep young trees pruned to one leader; otherwise, don’t prune until the trees are 3 to 4 inches high. A tree left to its own (and nature’s) devices may turn out fine, but plantation quality can be ensured by removing the bottom whorl of branches (which also facilitates mowing around them) and by pruning each year to the desired shape. This shearing will also provide for denser foliage.

Your own homegrown Christmas trees will be shapelier than trees in the wild, while saving you the considerable expense of buying commercially raised trees, thus making the season even jollier.

Trees in Season

A walk down a country lane can demonstrate what a difference trees and natural features can make to one’s comfort. The cool shade of overhanging maples is a welcome relief from the midday sun of July, yet on a bright winter’s day, sunshine streaming through the bare branches warms the body and soul. Similarly, the sheltering effects of pines and hemlocks is quickly realized when one steps from their protection and strolls out into an open field on a windy winter’s day.

A well-designed homesite will incorporate these features in landscape design. An energy-efficient landscape has been proven to cut home heating and cooling costs by up to 30 percent. A house nestled against a hillside or next to a stand of pines is often spared the brunt of chilly winter winds, and trees that were spared the bulldozer blade during construction can reduce or eliminate the need for air-conditioning in the summer.

If your home doesn’t have a natural windbreak, many evergreens are suitable for installation. White pine, Canadian hemlock, and Norway spruce are often used for this purpose. Plant them 4 to 6 feet apart in a staggered row. Generally speaking, wind velocity will be reduced from a distance up to five times the height of the plant. Topping each tree every year will keep the height right and will also force it to stay bushy. Another row of evergreens established along a walk or driveway will stop drifting snow and eliminate some plowing or shoveling.

The strategic use of shade trees in a landscape may increase a property’s value by up to 20 percent and also provide energy savings. Planted in front of a porch or patio area on the south side of a house, they provide a pleasant place for outdoor activities. In the summer, the dense canopies of trees like maples and oaks keep these places cool, yet when leafless in the spring, winter, and fall, they allow sunshine to stream in. A pergola or trellis covered with grapes or a flowering vine can give attractive shade to windows or glass patio doors in summer, yet allow light to shine through when the sun is lower in the sky during the winter.

Saving Energy, Naturally

Though an occasional nuisance to gardeners, deer are generally admired for their beauty and grace. The current deer population in the United States, estimated at over 12 million, is much larger than when this land was first settled by Europeans. The primary reason for the increase is land clearing.

Through habitat development, even on a small scale, rural landowners can provide for deer population. Deer love the edge between woods and open land. Even a small opening in the woods or a thinning from logging will encourage deer. Deer will enjoy the shelter of evergreens and will also eat the lower branches of black cherry, red and striped maple, red oak, yellow birch, sumac, and their favorite—white cedar. They also will eat the bark of hemlock, fir, apple, cherry, and striped maple in March or April, when other food sources have been depleted. Selective thinning of the woods offers the advantage of letting in more sunlight to promote undergrowth and sucker growth from stumps, which the deer will enjoy. This also encourages top growth of the remaining trees. Clearing around old apple trees “lost” in the woods will enhance their fruit bearing — it may not be fruit you’d ever put in a pie, but the deer will love it.

Although deer are adaptable in their eating habits, abrupt changes in diet can cause digestive problems. In the fall deer eat a lot of nuts and fruit to get the fats, proteins, and carbohydrates to gain strength not just for winter but also for mating. During the mating season, which peaks in November, bucks may expend so much of their caloric reserves that they risk starvation during the winter. Antlers, used to battle competing bucks, start dropping in December. They will grow anew in the spring. The number of tines on antlers are determined by genetic factors combined with health and diet. If a deer has been injured, the antlers on the side opposite the injury are often stunted or deformed.

Deer are most active at dawn and dusk. And yes, deer have good eyesight. They are conditioned to detect the slightest movement, but will sometimes overlook stationary objects. Fortunately (for them) they have excellent hearing and smelling senses as well.

A Good Eye, Deer

Over the years, the hosta has remained a favorite perennial with many gardeners. Also known as heart lily, plantain lily, and funkia, this easy-care plant, grown primarily for its colorful rippled foliage, is an ideal choice for shaded gardens. Some varieties such as plantaginea (‘Old August Lily’) will even grow in full sun.

We associate hostas with Victorian gardens and public parks. Nineteenth-century gardeners appreciated how hostas thrived under difficult growing conditions, including beneath the canopies of shade trees and along well-traveled walkways. Home gardeners and designers are still using hostas for attractive solutions to landscaping problems. They will survive in areas too shady or competitive for other plants. They can be left in place for a dozen years or more without dividing and will even tolerate clay or compacted soils. Available in sizes ranging from 3- to 40-inches high and with leaf colors of blues, yellows, greens, and variegated, hostas will fit almost any planting situation.

As a border or edging plant, the hosta is unsurpassed. Varieties such as ‘August Moon’ (fine yellow color with a crinkled leaf) and ‘Francee’ (green heart-shaped leaves with bright white margins) will shimmer under moonlight or lamp light, making them ideal for paths and entrances. In a wooded lot with various degrees of shade and sun, the hosta’s mottled leaves and small fragrant flowers bring light, color, and aroma to the area.

Hostas are easily divided in spring or fall. If only one spare plant is needed, simply dig it from the edge of an existing clump. To make several divisions, lift the entire clump and try pulling apart the rhizomes by hand, making sure that a large bud or two remains with each division.

Be a Host to Hosta

Many herbs are just as at home in the flower garden as they are growing by the kitchen door. Chives, for instance, can be nestled among rock garden plants or used in the perennial border. The spiky, light green chive foliage has an attractive grasslike appearance, and the pink-lavender flowers add early garden color.

Lungwort, another early-flowering herb, was once used to treat whooping cough and other ailments of the chest. Its white-spotted green foliage adds variety to the garden, as do its bright pink flowers, which mature to a true blue. Often both pink and blue flowers can be seen growing on this herb at the same time.

Yarrow, which flowers at mid-season, is aromatic, and its long-lasting rose, white, or yellow flower heads can be used in fresh or dried arrangements. Years ago yarrow tea was commonly used to treat colds and fevers, and the fernlike gray-green leaves added zest to summer salads.

Herbs that add an entire season of bloom to the flower bed are hyssop (blossoms of purple, pink, or white), bedstraw (yellow), flax (blue), and the scented geraniums (pink, blue, purple).

Many herbs are effective in plantings for the color and texture of their foliage. The artemisias, including ‘Silver King’, which grows to three feet, and ‘Silver Mound’, often used as a neat accent in the front border, have eye-catching gray-green leaves and stems.

Several herbs make great ground covers. Creeping thyme can quickly cover a barren slope with sparkling silver foliage and bright pink or white flowers. When planted in the cracks between stones or bricks in a garden path, they perfume the air with every step.

Lamium is an extremely attractive ground cover that thrives in shade or dappled sunlight. Its silver-green leaves are quite showy, as are its pink, white, or purple blooms. Also known as dead nettle, it is a close cousin of the bothersome weed stinging nettle but without any of the disadvantages.

Chamomile is a low-growing ground cover with small daisylike, yellow-centered white blossoms. This tough, drought-resistant herb can be substituted for lawn grass and will even stand up to mowing. And if you’re at a loss as to what to do with the clippings, they can be brewed into a fine cup of tea.

Flowers That Make Good Sense

The Old Farmer's Almanac Garden Musings

The Ultimate Outdoors Podcast. Hunting, Fishing, Shooting, Conservation, Offroading and more.

Mike McKnight, Mark Zorich - West Coast Long Range Subjects Discussed: Potential New Gin Legislation;Bipartisan Senate Proposal, Red Flag Laws,Losing the Right of Due Process;Tactical Sniper Training;Tuning Up for Hunting Early;Common Mistakes with Long Range;Competition Long Range Shooting;Tuning Up Equipment;Adding a Muzzle Break;The Evolution of Hunting Rifles;Fitting Your Rifle;Understanding Ballistics;Understanding Optics;Understanding Parallax;MOA or Mil.

BNBO Ep 107 - My Gucci Gun

Mike McKnight, Tom Patti Candidate for US Congress Subjects Discussed: Crappies have become a business;$100K Crappie Tournaments;Crappie Tours;Taking a friend fishing for slabs;Border Issues with Public Land;Fentanyl;Washingtons Ruling Class;2A;Opportunities to Reach Across the Aisle;Energy Issues;Homeless Pollution to the Ecosystem. Subscribe on your favorite podcast app and never miss an episode!

BNBO Ep 106 - What the Hell Are You Thinking Pt 2

Mike McKnight, Tom Patti Candidate for Congress CA-9, James Smith California Dawn Sportfishing Subjects Discussed: The Trouble with Bears,Making Your Own Firearms,I Got Engaged,CA Delta,Sea Lions,Homeless Pollution,Forest Management,Common Sense,Reaching Across the Aisle,Maritime Superstitions,Ceremonies to Rename a Boat,No Bananas or Redheads On Board,Cal Dawn II,Creature Conforts,Matching SoCal Fishing Boats.

BNBO Ep 105 - What the Hell Are You Thinking?

Mike McKnight, Lucas Hoge Country Artist/Hoge Wild TV, Billy Nicholas Venice Fishing Lodge, Shawn Parr Country Music Radio Personality, Ken Hoge, Wayne Kotow CCA CA Subjects Discussed: On the road from Venice Louisiana, Season 3 Hoge Wild TV,Bowfishing from an airboat,Redfishing in the Bayous,Shawn the Golden Boy,Miss Kimmy,the Dacquiri Bar,favorite episodes from the first two seasons,Dad caught crabs,possibly stranded at Catalina,Wayne Southern CA Oil Spill,Container Ship Pollution,CARB and the latest.

BNBO Ep 104 - Breakfast Time Fishing Time

Mike McKnight, Dr. Alan Taylor Penn State University, Ashley Watson Angler-Hunter-Fire Survivor Subjects Discussed: The disparity between ecologists views, forest thinning and treatment, the role of NGOs, the most destructive CA fires have been in the last 15 years, how areas may tend to burn the same, getting sick on a party boat, female repo truck drivers, having a cabin in the of a fire, trying to save and bug out before a fire arrives. Mike McKnight, Dr. Alan Taylor Penn State University, Ashley Watson Angler-Hunter-Fire Survivor Subjects Discussed: The disparity between ecologists views, forest thinning and treatment, the role of NGOs, the most destructive CA fires have been in the last 15 years, how areas may tend to burn the same, getting sick on a party boat, female repo truck drivers, having a cabin in the of a fire, trying to save and bug out before a fire arrives. Mike McKnight, Dr. Alan Taylor Penn State University, Ashley Watson Angler-Hunter-Fire Survivor Subjects Discussed: The disparity between ecologists views, forest thinning and treatment, the role of NGOs, the most destructive CA fires have been in the last 15 years, how areas may tend to burn the same, getting sick on a party boat, female repo truck drivers, having a cabin in the of a fire, trying to save and bug out before a fire arrives. Finding your cabin still standing. Subscribe on iTunes or your favorite App!

BNBO Ep 103 - Let It Burn...Again

Bent N Ballistic Outdoors

Join Brian and Randy as they sit down with their friends from the sky sports community. New episodes release every Thursday.

Sports

Swiss BASE Association Survey Results
Why Build a Routine?
- Pay yourself first
- Incremental improvements
- Get mentally prepared for the day / reflect back on the day
Recommended Books:
The Compound Effect - Darren Hardy
The 5AM Club - Robin Sharma
Miracle Morning - Hal Elrod
Happier Hour: How to Beat Distraction, Expand Your Time, and Focus on What Matters Most
The Daily Stoic - Ryan Holiday & Stephen Hanselman
 

BL60 - AM/PM Routines

 Episode 59: New Year New Format
Randy tries something new, going solo, because you either evolve or go extinct!  Solo recordings will delve into tips, tricks and habits that Randy hopes will benefit listeners, they way they have him and others in sky sports.  In this episode, Randy talks a little bit about his goals for 2024 and a few things he's doing to stay physically and mentally sharp.
Book Recommendation: Comfort Crisis
Swiss BASE Association Landing Card 

BL59 - New Year New Format

BASE Life Podcast Episode #58 - Trevor Thompson catches up with Randy, Brian and Tim to discuss jumping, guiding in Alaska, performance, fitness, hand-made bows and so much more.
Trevor is a Brand Ambassador for Protekt / @protektproducts check them out for your all your performance needs.
30 Seconds Out
Books Referenced:
Dying to Save You: And Rebuild Our American Healthcare System - William Queale
Outlive: The Science and Art of Longevity - Peter Attia, MD
The Comfort Crisis - Michael Easter
Scarcity Brain - Michael Easter
 

BL58 - Trevor Thompson

BASE Life Podcast Episode #57 - The boys sit down with their super close friend, Jack Williams, to talk about a variety of topics from running, to "resetting your clock" and life in Lauterbrunnen.
Check out Jack's work at Metier Designs
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BL57 - Jack Williams

BASE Life Podcast Episode #56 - A bunch of silly geese, just chatting it up.  Imagine you're at the Horner with some jumpers or something...Maybe have a few drinks to catch up to where we’re at for this one ;)
Give us some feedback below!  If you have topics you want us to cover or recommendations to improve the show, hit us up!
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BL56 - Silly Geese

The BASE Life Podcast

Colin and Avinash explore sustainable stories, wild ideas and influential people that shape our environment and the world sustainability.

Science

Episode Notes

Colin and Avinash talk about and explore the life of a little known tribe that has an incredible diving ability. This tribe is called the Bajau tribe and they live off the sea and are a nomadic people. Tune into this episode to learn more about these interesting people that live off the ocean.  Visit us at: Website: https://www.aldalifestyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldalifestyle/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALDAlifestyle/ Sauces:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sama-Bajau
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2018/04/bajau-sea-nomads-free-diving-spleen-science/
https://www.tribes.world/bajau
https://authentic-indonesia.com/blog/8-unique-facts-of-the-bajau-indonesia-sea-gypsies-tribe/

S1E8 - The Bajau Tribe: A Life Without Land

Episode Notes

Colin and Avinash discuss the life and amazing story that is Jane Goodall's life. Her passion for saving nature and being outdoors is awe-inspiring and you'll be mindblown at how dedicated she is to her cause. There is no shred of doubt that her love of chimpanzees and nature has helped raise awareness and understanding of protecting our natural habitats and planet as a whole. You won't want to miss out on this episode. ACTION ITEMS: 
Support - Jane Goodall Institute: https://www.janegoodall.org/donate/
Movie - Jane on Hulu: https://www.hulu.com/movie/jane-ccfc963c-6cf9-4d52-a513-6236265bc210
Books - Through A Window: https://www.amazon.com/Through-Window-Jane-Goodall/dp/0618056777 Visit us at: Website: https://www.aldalifestyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldalifestyle/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALDAlifestyle/ Sauces:https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/2019/01/jane-goodall-book-excerpt-praise-difficult-women/
https://www.janegoodall.org/our-story/about-jane/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izUzqUrhbh0 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5Q6-hh49mU
https://www.dw.com/en/environmental-protection-the-biggest-problem-is-greed-says-conservationist-jane-goodall/a-49556942 

S1E7 - Jane Goodall: Redefining Mankind

Episode Notes

Colin and Avinash talk about a less well-known legend in Mountaineering. Tenzing Norgay is one of the first to summit Everest, in this episode, we dive into his life and Sherpa culture. Learn all about the people who are able to climb the world's highest peaks.  Visit us at: Website: https://www.aldalifestyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldalifestyle/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALDAlifestyle/ Sauces: 
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tenzing_Norgay https://www.britannica.com/biography/Tenzing-Norgay https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2017/05/28/530204187/the-science-behind-the-super-abilities-of-sherpas https://www.britannica.com/topic/Sherpa-people

S1E6 - Tenzing Norgay: Conquering Everest

Episode Notes

Ever heard of Reinhold Messner? Well, either way, you're not going to want to miss this episode as Colin and Avinash discuss the life of this badass mountain man. Tune into this episode and see if you can answer some of our challenge questions and play along with us! Action items
Reinhold and Peter Everest Film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lBM-8y1Ep4 
Books he Wrote: My Life at the limit (Legends and Lore) Visit us at: Website: https://www.aldalifestyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldalifestyle/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALDAlifestyle/ Sauces:
https://rockandice.com/features/the-making-of-reinhold-messner/?cn-reloaded=1
https://www.britannica.com/biography/Reinhold-Messner
http://totallyhistory.com/reinhold-messner/
https://www.achievement.org/achiever/reinhold-messner/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVYDVUbHlK4
https://www.peakbagger.com/climber/ClimbListC.aspx?cid=564
https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/alpinism/the-messner-slab-on-the-sass-dla-crusc-dolomites.html
https://rockandice.com/features/the-making-of-reinhold-messner/
https://www.planetmountain.com/en/news/alpinism/nanga-parbat-1970-reinhold-messner-told-the-truth.html

S1E5 - Reinhold Messner: The Mountain Man

Episode Notes

Colin and Avinash discuss the man, the myth, the absolute LEGEND who is known as Theodore Roosevelt. He is widely known to have been a US President and in this episode, we cover some of his lesser-known achievements and his love for the outdoors. Find out more in this episode, do you think you can get all the questions?

Visit us at: Website: https://www.aldalifestyle.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aldalifestyle/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ALDAlifestyle/

Sauces: https://www.nps.gov/thro/learn/historyculture/theodore-roosevelt-and-conservation.htm

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt

https://www.history.com/news/10-things-you-may-not-know-about-teddy-roosevelt

https://www.phactual.com/11-manly-facts-about-theodore-roosevelt/

https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/lessons-in-manliness-the-childhood-of-theodore-roosevelt/

https://www.leadershipnow.com/leadingblog/2018/10/15fascinatingfactsaboutthe.html

S1E4 - Theodore Roosevelt: From Pipsqueak to President

Protect Your Wild Podcast

Bike-TV ist die Nr. 1 unter den europaeischen Bike - Podcasting - Plattformen. Bei uns erfaehrst du alles rund ums Bike. Wir zeigen dir die neuesten Komponenten, die heissesten Trends, einfach alles rund ums Radfahren, ob Downhill oder auf der Strasse.

In Episode zeigen wir euch den Test eines leichten Racefullys für Frauen, dem Pique Advanced 1 von Liv. Außerdem erklärt euch Carsten Wollenhaupt von Sram wie ihr euer Fahrwerk optimal abstimmt. Ein Gewinnspiel gibt es auch.

Episode 469 - Test: Liv Pique Advanced 1, Workshop: Fahrwerk-Setup

In Episode 468 seht ihr den Test eines neuen Bionicon Wyatt Trail 625 1 mit Bosch-CX-Motor und wir stellen euch den neuen Mavic Deemax Mips MTB-Helm vor. Das gewohnte Gewinnspiel wartet ebenfalls.

Episode 468 - Test: Bionicon Wyatt Trail, Vorstellung: Mavic Deemax Mips

In Episode 467 testen wir ein Centurion No Pogo SL R6000i mit Bosch-SX-Motor. Außerdem stellen wir euch die Pirelli Cinturato Gravel S Gravelreifen genauer vor und es gibt auch wieder etwas zu gewinnen.

Episode 467 - Tests: Centurion No Pogo SL, Pirelli Cinturato Gravel S Gravelreifen

In Episode 466 seht ihr den Test eines Specialized Stumpjumper EVO Expert Trailfullys und „Living the Bike“ von Leon Fuchs mit André Wagenknecht. Wie immer gibt es etwas zu gewinnen.

Episode 466 - Test: Specialized Stumpjumper EVO Expert, Portrait: André Wagenknecht "Living the Bike"

In Episode 465 zeigen wir euch den Test eines Rose Root Miller+ 4 und einen Bericht vom 4Islands Croatia Etappenrennen. Das gewohnte Gewinnspiel wartet auch.

Episode 465 - Test: Rose Root Miller+ 4, Report: 4Islands Croatia

MTB-Freeride TV Videopodcast für Freerider und Downhiller. Aktuelle News über die Szene, Bikes, Interview, und vieles mehr

Angie Hohenwarter approached us earlier this year to film her on her next trip. Angie wants to go to Asia with her bike for a long time, now it's going to be Taiwan, where most of our bikes are made now. After Taiwan there are a few days in Hongkong planned, we heard there is now an active bike community.

Angie #Asiaventure - Trailer

Über zwanzig Jahr ist Marcus Klausmann im Mountainbike Downhill Geschäft vertreten. Mit seine 36 Jahren ist er 15-facher Deutscher Meister im Downhill. Was er in all der Zeit nicht verloren hat ist der Antrieb der Ihn dazu bewegt sich im Herbst wieder auf eine neue, kräfteraubende Saison vorzubereiten, oder neue Herausforderungen zu suchen.
DRIVEN begleitet Marcus und genau bei einer solchen, neuen Aufgabe. Das legendäre Erzberg Rodeo, in Österreich gilt das härteste ein Tage Enduro Motorrad Rennen der Welt. An diesem möchte Marcus nicht „nur" teilnehmen, er möchte es erfolgreich bestreiten. 
Keine leichte Aufgabe, denn das alles passiert parallel zu seiner Mountainbike Renn Saison.

In der ersten Episode, sehen wir wie alles zu Stande kam, und Marcus bereits letztes Jahr begann sich auf dieses große Ereignis vorzubereiten. Mit der Unterstützung von KTM Motorrad adaptiert er seinen Trainingsalltag um ein Facette. KTM Profis unterstützen Marcus beim Training und geben im hilfreiche Tipps. Denn auch wenn er durch und durch Bike Profi ist, der Erzberg wird auch für Ihn eine rießen Herausforderung bleiben.

DRIVEN - by MarcusDRIVEN - WEB SERIES - Episode 1 - Deutsche Version  Klausmann Trailer

DRIVEN begleitet den 15-fachen deutschen Downhillmeister in die Saison 2014. Nach 20 Jahren als Mountainbikeprofi stellt sich Marcus neuen Herausforderungen.

In den nächsten 6 Monaten werden wir Marcus mit der Kamera begleiten und eine exklusive Webserie produzieren. Marcus wird sich in dieser Serie einer neuen Herausforderung stellen und neue Ziele in Angriff nehmen. 

Die Webserie ist aber nur der Auftakt dieses Projekts, aus dem am Ende des Jahres unser neuer Film "DRIVEN" entsteht. "DRIVEN" zeigt Euch Einblicke in Marcus' Welt, blickt aber auch auf die Highlights seiner 20 jährigen Karriere zurück. 
Hierbei kooperieren wir in diesem Projekt erstmals mit dem Mountain Bike Magazin, neben der Webserie auf MTB-Freeride.TV wird auch eine begleitende Kolumne von Marcus im Mountain Bike Magazin veröffentlicht.

Mehr Infos zum Projekt ab mitte Februar hier bei MTB-Freeride.TV.

DRIVEN - by Marcus Klausmann Trailer

Folge 106 - RideAble Project Saison 2013 – Kids

Zum einen nutzen viele Biker das schöne Sommerwetter und einige Runden zu drehen, zum anderen sieht man auchviele Kinder, die ihre Sommerferien so aktiv wie möglich gestalten.
Der Trail eignet sich abschnittsweise sogar für wirkliche Anfänger, und ist für leicht erfahrene Kids eine super Möglichkeit sich demMountainbike Sport zu nähern. Genau das sehen wir hier in Episode drei. Die Zillertal Arena wartet mit Angeboten für die ganze Familie.

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