The west really is a land of wide open places. Sometimes you just need to get fuel to get from point A to point B, and when you get to point B you need even more fuel to operate equipment or get a job done.

In this episode, Matt discusses transfer tanks with Blaine Gnos, director of sales, with Daws Manufacturing Inc., makers of the Better Built brand. You learn all about your options for transfer tanks and moving non-combustible transfers.

In this episode, Matt discusses power generators with Blaine Anderson, a regional sales representative with Honda Power Equipment. You'll get great information about generator power for recreation, backup, and work. As a bonus, you'll hear about Honda's robotic lawn mower.

In this episode, Matt speaks with Dr. Jim Lindstrom, 4-H Youth Development Director with the University of Idaho Extension and Debbie Lauber with Caldwell 4-H. During the interviews, you'll learn more about what the 4-H is, how it works, and how you can become involved.

4-H has a long history of teaching agriculture and home economics. Over time, it has become the largest youth development organization in the United States. The organization also meets local needs in each community.

In this episode, Matt speaks with National FFA CEO, Mark Poeschl; Saydee Longhurst, President of the Idaho FFA; and Andrew Gmirkin, President of the Oregon FFA about the FFA's role in agriculture past, present, and future.

In this episode, Matt speaks with Captain Scott Campbell Jr. a second-generation fisherman who appeared on Discovery's "Deadliest Catch." Campbell is also the founder of Cordova Coolers, a maker of premier root-molded coolers. During the interview, Matt learns what makes a high-end cooler like a Cordova or a Yeti worth the price.

In this episode, Matt shares his experiences at the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers 2018 Rendezvous, which was held April 2018 in Boise, Idaho. There is a discussion of public ground and how living in Idaho and Oregon exposes us to many outdoor recreational opportunities. Plus Matt interviews Randy Newberg, Heather Kelly, and Rachel Vandervoort.

In this episode, Matt speaks with Sergeant Shawn Staley of the Idaho State Police and Lieutenant Sean Belding from the Oregon State Police about towing safety. Spring and Summer is towing season. The warm part of the year encourages folks to get out and, often, tow something like a boat, ATV, or a trailer full of firewood.

While you may be familiar with towing, it doesn't hurt to get a refresher. Towing safety is important for folks who work and play outdoors.

In this episode, Matt is talking all about garden equipment and tools and what you should be doing to manage your bees this Spring. The first of two guest is Chris Sabbarese of Corona Tools. Next Melinda Jean Stafford, the president of the Treasure Valley Beekeepers.

In this episode, Matt interviews Land Tawney, president and CEO of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, and Josh Kuntz, the organization's regional manager about their Rendezvous 2018 in Boise, Idaho and the group's efforts to protect access to public lands.

In this episode, Matt talks all about gas-powered and electric-powered water pumps with Jeff Jefferies from the D&B Supply store in Ontario, Oregon. Whether you have a big backyard, small acreage, or even a full-on farm, you will need to move water. Pumps make this possible. You'll learn which pumps make the most sense for your water-moving application. For example, which pump should you use to drain your pool? What about a pump for pulling water from a creek? When would you use a gas-powered pump?