On this episode of Trail to Tide, Brooke sits down with Sheryl Magdycz—avid hunter, angler, conservation advocate, and host of Wild Woman Unfiltered, Outdoor Radio Network’s newest female-hosted show. They talk hunting, conservation, mentorship, and what it means to bring another female voice to the Outdoor Radio Network.

What happens when a shared love for fishing becomes a family mission? This week on Trail to Tide, Brooke Moss sits down with Christina Higley and her son Quinton, the mother-and-son team behind Take Me Fishing in Central Florida. From teaching kids how to fish to inspiring a deeper understanding of wildlife, conservation, and Florida’s natural world, they’re helping raise the next generation of outdoor stewards and getting families back to the basics of getting outside together. Christina and Quinton also share what it’s like building a business together while Quinton balances entrepreneurship and his senior year of high school.

Finding Your Wild: Women, Adventure & Connection with WON Life

What happens when women step outside their comfort zones and into the wild together? In this episode of Trail to Tide, Brooke sits down with Anne-Caroline Norman, founder of WON life (Women Outdoors in Naples), to talk about adventure, community, connection to nature, and the power of creating spaces where women can discover what they’re capable of. From exploring Southwest Florida to building a community rooted in adventure and stewardship, Anne-Caroline shares why getting outside can change far more than your scenery.

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Back to School, Back Outside

Back-to-school season brings busy schedules, stress, and less time outdoors. In this episode, we’re talking about simple, realistic ways to keep your kids connected to nature and make outdoor time part of your everyday routine, even if you only have 10 minutes. Because you don’t need more time, you just need to make the time you have count. 

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This week on Trail to Tide, Brooke sits down with one of her lifelong best friends for a heartfelt conversation about finding joy in the simple things. From gardening with young children and setting walking goals to embracing every season of life in Minnesota, they explore how everyday moments outdoors can strengthen families, nurture well-being, and create lasting memories. Whether you’re growing tomatoes, taking an evening walk, or encouraging your kids to play outside, this episode is full of encouragement to embrace a life rooted in nature.

Taking kids fishing should be fun, not stressful. In this episode of Trail to Tide, Brooke Moss shares practical tips for introducing children to fishing, must-have gear that makes time outdoors easier, and simple first aid advice, including what to do if someone gets hooked and when it’s time to head to the ER.

Whether you’re a seasoned angler or planning your family’s first fishing trip, this episode is packed with helpful takeaways for your next adventure.

From beating the heat to staying safe on the water and around wildlife, this episode is all about making the most of summer outdoors. Brooke also shares a personal update on stepping away from social media and why being present matters more than producing content.

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Not all landscapes are created equal. In this episode, Rebecca joins us to discuss the importance of native plants, how they support wildlife and pollinators, and why working with nature, can create healthier, more resilient landscapes.

Whether you live Florida or elsewhere, you'll find inspiration to reconnect your yard with the natural world around it.

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Life on the land, raising a family, and protecting Florida’s future - Gretchen Hoke of RainFrog Ranch joins Trail to Tide to talk about building a life rooted in purpose.

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In this episode of Trail to Tide, I sit down with Alex Freeze, a 7th generation Floridian and Corridor Connect Director for the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation. We talk about the importance of staying connected to wild Florida, the role of storytelling in conservation, some amazing progress being made by the work of the Foundation in conjunction with some unlikely partnerships, and what's at stake as the state continues to grow. A conversation about perspective, purpose, hope, and why getting outside matters more than ever.