Hop in with JD, Randi & Pope, Ryan, and Alyssa for a laid-back yet thrilling ride on this episode of "The Trailhead," where we're all about diving into the dusty trails of the Easter Jeep Safari concepts. But that’s not all – we kick things off with some close-to-heart stories, like the scoop on Randi's epic flop and what it's like bringing a new dog into our offroad family. It's about the fun, the mess-ups, and the tight-knit community vibes that come with the territory, including a serious nod to why we've decided to be more mindful about sharing crash clips. It’s real talk about safety and respecting the journey.

Then, we shift gears to the cool stuff – the anticipation for what's down the road, from off-road parks in Texas to the latest in Jeep designs and tech. The Easter Jeep Safari in Moab takes center stage, giving us a chance to dish on the event's highs and lows, what's changing, and why events like the Bronco Safari are starting to draw crowds. We geek out over the Jeep Recon and Gladiator's slick designs, touching on how tech's revving up our ride experiences and dreaming about what concept cars could hit the trails next.

We wrap this episode with a huge shoutout to you – the off-roading community. It's your stories, laughs, and shared love for adventure that fuel these conversations. We're here to celebrate the bonds that make us more than just enthusiasts; we're a family. So, whether you're here for the tech talk, the tales of the trails, or just to hang out, you're in good company. Catch you on the next episode of "The Trailhead," where it's all about keeping it real, sharing the passion, and living the adventure.

Jump into the passenger seat with JD, Alyssa, and Erica for an offroad adventure beyond the usual trail talk. This episode isn't just about the vehicles we drive but the journeys they enable, from navigating technical repairs on Jeeps and Ford Broncos to the hilarity and challenges of camping with dogs in rooftop tents. Listen in as Erica unfolds her journey from corporate life to the driving force behind Slow Burn Off-Road, where she’s paving the way for women in the offroad community and emphasizing the importance of environmental education and responsibility.

But it’s not all serious business; there are many laughs, especially when Erica reveals the story behind her nickname 'Three Beers'. The conversation takes a forward-thinking turn as we contemplate the role of autonomous technology in off-roading’s future. Through it all, the essence of off-roading as a shared passion and a source of community shines through, from the significance of solo wheeling and safety to the impact of social media in connecting enthusiasts and promoting brands.

This episode celebrates the offroad lifestyle, highlighting the blend of adventure, camaraderie, innovation, and advocacy that fuels it. Whether you're an avid off-roader, an advocate for the great outdoors, or simply curious about the intersection of entrepreneurship and passion, you'll find inspiration, insights, and a few good stories to carry with you on the trail ahead. Let’s get off the beaten path and discover what drives the heart of the off-roading community.

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Dive into this live episode of the Trailhead Podcast, where the great outdoors and cutting-edge technology meet with a dash of nostalgia. Our hosts, JD, Randi and Pope, Alyssa, and Ryan, bring the spirit of adventure, engaging in lively discussions and sharing their latest preparations for the Easter Jeep Safari.

In addition to the updates from our hosts, this episode is packed with listener involvement. We feature voicemails from our adventurous audience, offering everyone a chance to join the conversation. Want to be part of the action? Leave us a message at 719-408-0132 with your stories, questions, or greetings. And in a memorable introduction to our voicemail segment, Ryan takes center stage with a dance that's sure to bring a smile to your face.

From discussions on potential new segments inspired by childhood favorites to tackling the impact of technology and the power of community, this live-recorded episode offers an immersive peek into the world of off-roading, peppered with personal anecdotes, expert insights, and a call to action for every off-roading enthusiast.

Join us for this engaging, fun-filled journey, where your participation makes the adventure even more rewarding.

Dive deep into the heart of Colorado's wilderness with an enlightening episode that sheds light on the ongoing battles and triumphs in land management and access. Join us as we dissect the intricate updates on Hackett Gulch and the wider Gulches area, alongside the pivotal forest plan revisions for the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests. Discover the controversial choices between Alternative A and D, the significant impact of mapping inaccuracies, and why the voice of the wheeler community is crucial in navigating these challenges. With unique insights from Marcus Trusty, explore the legal labyrinth facing the GMOG Forest Plan, the persistent struggle for public land access, and why every detail—from mapping to liability protection—matters. Whether you're an off-roading enthusiast, an advocate for sustainable land use, or simply captivated by the complex relationship between conservation and recreation, this episode offers a comprehensive overview of the challenges and victories in ensuring public land remains accessible and protected. Tune in to explore the balance between preservation and adventure in Colorado's great outdoors.

Buckle up for the latest Trailhead Podcast live show installment, where the asphalt meets the dirt! In this episode, JD, Pope, Randi, Ryan, and Alyssa take you on a wild ride through the world of off-roading. From the latest industry news to the gritty details of their Jeep modifications, this crew knows how to mix business with pleasure. As they catch up on recent adventures and shoot the shit, you're guaranteed to find yourself right in the middle of the action, laughter, and camaraderie that define the off-roading community.

This isn't just another podcast episode; it's a journey into the heart of off-roading culture. Listen in as they share thrilling tales of trails conquered, discuss the importance of vehicle maintenance and safety, and even dive into how video games influence driving skills. Whether you're here for insights from pet safety expert Arden Moore, the anticipation of the Easter Jeep Safari, or just to hear about the latest in Jeep tech, there's something in this episode for every off-road enthusiast. Get ready to be entertained, informed, and maybe even inspired to tackle your own off-road challenges. Tune in on Spotify or Apple iTunes and join the Trailhead crew for an unforgettable adventure.

In this gripping episode, host JD sits down with Kimi McBryde and Jeff Tyson from the vital Colorado 4x4 Rescue and Recovery team. Dive into the heart of Colorado's wilderness as they unravel how a group of friends on Facebook evolved into a lifeline for adventurers caught in nature's unpredictable moments. From their humble beginnings to becoming a cornerstone in search and rescue operations, this conversation sheds light on the team's dedication to keeping Colorado's vast public lands accessible and safe.

Discover Colorado 4x4 Rescue and Recovery's critical role in navigating the challenges of vehicle recoveries in the most remote areas, where commercial tow trucks dare not go. Kimi and Jeff highlight the importance of trail safety, the meticulous process of recovery, and the vital need for post-recovery vehicle inspections. This episode is not just about the thrill of the rescue but also about promoting responsible off-roading practices and environmental stewardship.

The volunteer spirit runs deep in this organization, with members often bearing personal costs to ensure someone's day ends safely rather than stranded in the wilderness. The team's commitment shines through as they discuss the logistical complexities of coordinating rescues, the importance of teamwork, and the sheer volume of missions they undertake each year.

Whether you're an avid off-roader, someone who loves the great outdoors, or fascinated by the spirit of volunteerism and community service, this episode offers valuable insights, stirring stories, and essential lessons on safety, teamwork, and conservation. Tune in to understand the crucial work of Colorado 4x4 Rescue and Recovery and how they ensure that every adventure in Colorado's backcountry has a backup plan.

In a fiery rebuttal to recent critiques from Jonathan P. Thompson and Danny Kent, JD's commentary takes a stand against the portrayal of off-roaders as reckless environmental villains.

JD exposes the underlying hypocrisy and misinformation fueling such narratives, arguing for the off-road community's deep commitment to responsible land use and environmental stewardship.

With a blend of hard truths and a call for unity, it challenges the divisive rhetoric, advocating for an inclusive vision of public land access where off-roading coexists with conservation efforts.

This piece boldly declares that it's time to shift the conversation from exclusion to coexistence on America's wilderness trails.

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Join JD, Jason, Lili, and Ryan on "The Trailhead Podcast," for the hilarious recap of the cannibal hot tub saga to the riveting discussions on cooking with rocks and the art of mixing the perfect camp drink, our hosts cover it all. Celebrate milestones like Jason's birthday, dive deep into the technical talks on tire sizes, shocks, and coilovers, and get the inside scoop on the off-roading community's beloved BeatriceJKU. Whether you're curious about the best insulated thermoses to keep your drinks cold on the trail or seeking advice on finding a coil over rebuilder in the Southeast, we've got you covered. Plus, safety comes first as we explore the essentials of recovery gear and the benefits of synthetic rope over traditional steel shackles. Don't miss out on the laughs, stories, and invaluable off-roading tips—tune in to "The Trailhead Podcast" for your Friday night fix of adventure, community, and the sheer joy of the Jeep life. Remember to leave us a review and check out our website for the latest swag packs!

Dive into another electrifying Friday Night Live episode! From overcoming technical hiccups to embarking on thrilling Jeep adventures, join our hosts as they navigate the expanding universe of off-roading podcasts and face the competition. We talk the craze behind angry eyes and essential off-roading accessories, and don't miss out on your chance to snag exclusive swag by leaving us a review. We'll take you from the latest car auctions to the significance of emission standards and tire sizes, topped off with a spirited whiskey-tasting session.

But that's just the beginning—gear up for an in-depth discussion on trail etiquette, the dos and don'ts of navigating nature's highways, and the camaraderie and challenges of the Jeep community. Whether it's upgrading your ride, cruising the Las Vegas Strip, or embracing the future with electric vehicles and two-speed EV gearboxes, this episode is your all-access pass to the wild, winding roads of off-roading adventure. Buckle up for a journey through etiquette, safety, and the sheer joy of the great outdoors—Friday Night Live is your ticket to the ultimate off-road experience!

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Join JD, Pope, Randi, and Alyssa and their special guest Aaron Mercer as they share their off-roading adventures and talk recovery gear in this Friday Night Live!

In this episode, you'll hear about their mud-filled escapades and how to clean and maintain your Jeep after a muddy trip. The hosts also discuss the essential recovery gear and tools for off-roading, such as GoTreads, Garmin inReach, kinetic ropes, and ProEagle Jack. They emphasize the importance of communication and safety devices, especially when wheeling alone or in remote areas. You'll also learn about their experiences with their dogs and why they seatbelt them in the car and how to spot scorpions with black lights. We talk about opinions on the gear we regret buying and the gear we can't live without. We'll highlight the importance of training and knowledge in off-roading, how to avoid potential dangers why trail etiquette is important, and why you should trust your spotter.

Tune in, turn up, and we're glad to have you here at, The Trailhead.