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While filming in Utah, I got to chat with Austin Musselman, of Brown Forman, owners of Jack Daniel Whiskey. Austin comes from a long family line of distillers that dates back 150 years. We talk about the history of commercial Whiskey production, how his family business has changed over the years, his involvement, and his own endeavors in the hunting and outdoor space. There are some great insights to learn from his varied background, for those in a family business, or if you are wanting to pursue your own business ventures.
In Episode 17, Micah sits down with Linda Leary, who founded Fishe® Wear in 2015, in Anchorage, Alaska. Her vision was to create comfortable, functioning clothing for women that fit and are fashionable- allowing for confidence on any adventure, and she has succeeded in doing just that. We get to talk about not only how she started the company, but also the heart behind what she does, and the impact she has been having, empowering to get outside.
In this episode of Silverline Films: Behind the Frame, we sit down with legendary Alaskan hunting guide Cole Kramer at the Wild Sheep Foundation's Sheep Show 2025 in Reno. Cole shares wild stories from the field—moose hunts gone wrong (and right), close encounters with bears, and the grueling reality of guiding in the harshest conditions on Earth.
We also dive into Cole’s work with adaptive athletes and veterans, including his incredible experiences guiding Jonathan Blank, a double amputee Marine veteran, on extreme hunts that push the limits of human resilience.
From hardcore gear testing for Sitka, Yeti, and Montana Knife Company to packing out 64-inch bulls, this episode is packed with raw adventure, gear insights, and stories of grit, perseverance, and giving back.
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