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By The Trailhead Network
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The podcast currently has 64 episodes available.
In this lively and entertaining episode, JD, Randi, The Pope™, Jason, and guests Mark and Josh, with a surprise appearance by Nathan, dive into a mix of Jeep talk, off-roading adventures, and personal stories. The hosts discuss the challenges of running a spontaneous half marathon and their preparations for Trail Hero, debating everything from manual vs. automatic transmissions to the latest Jeep electrification concerns. As always, the camaraderie within the offroad community takes center stage, with the crew swapping stories about favorite trails like Double Sammy and West Rim, past mishaps, and the friendships forged on the trail. From voicemails to funny moments, this episode is full of laughter, insights, and an undeniable excitement for what's to come at Trail Hero. Whether it's Jeep mods, the thrill of exploration, or just making "good choices" out there, this conversation has something for every offroad enthusiast.
In this episode, hosts JD, The Pope™, and Randi, along with Mike and Petra from JK_Trlfndr on Instagram, are joined by Ben Burr, the Executive Director of the BlueRibbon Coalition, to unpack some of the most pressing issues facing the off-road and outdoor communities today.
They explore the controversial Rock Springs plan, which could see a million acres turned into an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC), potentially restricting public land access. Ben explains how the recent Chevron deference ruling could shift power away from federal agencies and bring more accountability to land management decisions.
The conversation gets intense as they cover the ongoing Utah vs. federal government lawsuit over state land ownership and the push for the Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act to secure recreation rights on public lands. Tune in to find out how film permits on public lands could be infringing on your First Amendment rights, and why every off-roader needs to be informed, involved, and ready to stand up for public land access.
This episode is packed with essential insights, advocacy tips, and powerful reminders of why every voice counts in these critical land use battles.
Blue Ribbon Coalition
Operation Accessible
In this episode, JD Pope & Randi sat down with Rich Klein to get into the heart of Trail Hero, a premier off-roading event in Southern Utah that blends adventure, community, and a powerful advocacy mission for public land access. Learn how this five-day extravaganza, featuring guided trail rides for all skill levels, competitions, and community outreach programs, generated a $17.8 million impact on the local economy last year. Hear from the Trail Hero team about the critical need for unity within the off-road community to combat the continuous threat to motorized access on public lands and why showing up for land use meetings is more vital than ever. With over 350 volunteers and a small team of full-time staff, Trail Hero is proving that grassroots efforts can lead to massive impacts, both locally and globally. Don’t miss out on the details of this year’s event at Sand Hollow, where ever-changing terrains promise an exhilarating ride for all.
JD, The Pope™, Randi, and Jason bring you a lively episode filled with off-roading stories, Jeep upgrades, and all the latest buzz in the Jeep community. Are you considering changing your Jeep's tires or wondering what size will give you the best edge on the trails? The crew discusses their favorite brands and the upgrades they've made to handle tough obstacles. They’re also gearing up for the Trail Hero event and share their plans for epic night runs, unexpected meet-ups, and some unforgettable desert adventures. But it’s not all just fun and games—tune in to hear their heated discussion about the recent destruction of the steps at Marble Hut on Drummond Island. Hear why this controversial move has off-roaders fired up and what it means for trail preservation. Add in some laughs over their favorite childhood cartoons and a few funny off-roading mishaps, and you've got an episode that’s equal parts entertaining and informative for any Jeep enthusiast.
Join JD live from the All-4-Fun event in Buena Vista, Colorado, as he brings you a series of exclusive interviews that capture the excitement and spirit of this iconic Jeep gathering. Are you curious about the thrills and spills of taking on the Carnage trail or handling a harrowing rollover on Black Bear Pass? Wyatt, a young off-roader, shares his fearless trail experiences while Nate recounts a nerve-wracking recovery that will keep you hooked. Ryan from Trails Off-Road explains how they keep hundreds of Jeeps informed and on track with timely trail updates. Plus, I heard from Chris, the club historian, who opened up about the profound legacy of the Mile High Jeep Club and how All-4-Fun has grown over the years. With even more interviews packed in, this episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting a closer look at the camaraderie, challenges, and unforgettable moments that define this legendary event.
Join JD as he interviews Jerry Ross and Jeff Fish from the Mile High Jeep Club to uncover the history and excitement behind the legendary All 4 Fun event, which has been running for over 50 years. Find out how this massive gathering attracts hundreds of Jeep enthusiasts and offers a wide range of trails and activities designed to bring people together. Curious about what makes All for Fun so unique? Jerry and Jeff share stories of the friendships formed on the trails, the challenges of organizing such a large event, and the support network that keeps it all going strong. Learn how Mile High Jeep Club fosters community and encourages newcomers to dive in. Whether you’re a seasoned off-roader or a first-timer, you’ll discover why All 4 Fun is a can’t-miss event for Jeep lovers everywhere.
In this episode, JD, The Pope™, and Randi dive into the quirks of Jeep ownership, tackling everything from off-trail usage headaches to the frustrations of auto start-stop systems. Are you curious about why businesses need to rethink their off-trail posts? Find out what’s got the crew riled up. They also discuss the pitfalls of mixing energy drinks with alcohol and the constant battle with new Jeep parts that never seem to work right. But it’s not all serious—get ready for some laughs as they share AI-generated roasts from Chad GPT about their Instagram profiles. The conversation heats up with a breakdown of a Stellantis lawsuit and a peek at Clemson University’s cutting-edge Deep Orange 15 project—a semi-autonomous off-road rescue vehicle. As always, safety takes center stage as they discuss some jaw-dropping off-roading fails and the importance of proper recovery techniques. Stick around for the final chat on upcoming events, and don’t forget to leave a review and share the podcast!
In this episode, JD, The Pope™, and Randi dive into the challenges of their recent Jeep builds and share why finding the right shop can make all the difference. Curious about how they plan to tackle Sand Hollow’s toughest trails like You Gotta Be Nuts and Flipper? They reveal the must-have gear and strategies. Plus, get their take on the latest industry news, including Stellantis layoffs and Toyota Tacoma transmission issues. The conversation wraps up with tips for enhancing your off-road experience, the thrill of night wheeling, and some lighthearted chat as they toast to future adventures.
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