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A Climber’s Podcast | Hosts Kris Hampton and Nate Drolet have in-depth conversations with climbers, coaches, and other experts about how to become better climbers physically, mentally, and emotionally. Brought to you by powercompanyclimbing.com.

Tired of the same old outdoor industry narratives? If your post-adventure chats are filled with laughter over mishaps, commiseration about broken gear, and celebrating real triumphs (and epic fails), then The Rock Fight is your new tribe. Imagine this: you're no longer stuck in echo chambers. After listening in, you'll be part of honest, unfiltered discussions that mirror the conversations you have with your closest outdoor buddies. You'll gain fresh perspectives and feel more connected to a community that speaks your language. On The Rock Fight we get into the topics others shy away from – the real, sometimes messy, and always engaging aspects of the outdoor industry and culture. Ever debated the best layering system for an imaginary ice planet adventure? We're there. Concerned about the true environmental impact of outdoor brands beyond the marketing spin? We're digging in. We're not afraid to challenge the conventional and offer the candid insights you crave. We're those voices around the campfire, on the chairlift, and at the pub who aren't holding back. Our diverse discussions are fueled by a genuine love for the outdoors and a healthy dose of skepticism towards the status quo. Our goal is to create meaningful conversations and a stronger sense of community for outdoor lovers who are ready for something real. So grab your rock, hit play, and get ready to step up and participate in The Rock Fight.

Your go-to for exploring authentic duck hunting adventures WORLDWIDE! For 365 days per year, it really is duck hunting season somewhere. Host Ramsey Russell founded GetDucks.com over 20 years ago, spending most of the year in duck blinds among 6 continents. Meeting with real waterfowl hunters, conservationists, biologists, and storytellers encountered throughout North America and around the globe, Ramsey shares a duck hunting world much bigger than our own backyards.

Welcome to Kifarucast! Here we discuss everything from backpack hunting, gear, tactics, long distance shooting, traditional and compound shooting, Tenkara, food prep, etc

We Like Shooting is a hilarious podcast about guns, gear, gadgets and the issues of today!

Hosted by Neely Quinn, The TrainingBeta Podcast is a weekly conversation with rock climbing’s best and brightest. Pro rock climbers, climbing trainers, and other insightful members of the climbing community offer their experiences with training for climbing, the best diet for climbing, and their personal stories with climbing. Whether you’re a beginner climber or a seasoned pro, you’ll learn something new from these conversations.

Steven Gätjen, Starmoderator und bekennender 7vsWild-Fan, lädt in diesem Podcast die spannendsten und interessantesten Menschen vor und hinter der Kamera des Online-Phänomens „7vsWild“ ein und spricht mit ihnen über ihre Erfahrungen, ihre Eindrücke und über Dinge, über die bis jetzt noch nie gesprochen worden sind. Gemeinsam mit den Erfindern und Machern der Serie blickt er zurück auf die Ursprünge. Wie ist „7vsWild“ überhaupt entstanden? Er beleuchtet die größten Aufreger und Wahnsinnstaten aller bisherigen Staffeln und bietet so noch nie dagewesene Einblicke. Zusätzlich werden exklusive Informationen zur aktuellen Staffel gezeigt. Zu seinen Gästen zählen Fritz Meinecke, die spannendsten TeilnehmerInnen, Team und Crew und viele mehr. Neben den ungeschönten Impressionen wird es auch Raum geben, über neue Projekte und private Dinge zu sprechen. Außerdem wird hier heiß über die spannendsten Survival- und Bushcraft-Themen diskutiert. So kommen nicht nur „7vsWild“-Fans auf ihre Kosten, sondern auch jeder, der sich für unterhaltsame Wortwechsel und interessante Hintergründe begeistert. Der „7vsWild“-Podcast ist das besondere Hörerlebnis für alle, die noch näher dran sein wollen.

Join Captain Dave Hansen on his daily fishing show, where he shares expert insights to help you become a better angler and master the art of catching fish in Southern California with spots included! Discover secrets, tips, and stories from some of the greatest legends and captains in the sportfishing world.

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Considered to be one of the books that changed the world and how we view ourselves, On The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin was met with incredulous horror when it was first published in 1859. The revolutionary, almost blasphemous ideas it described were seen as antithetical to the existing ideas of Creation contained in the Bible and other religious texts. It was mocked, reviled and the author was personally subjected to vicious persecution by the establishment and theologians. In the years that followed its publication, the book became the subject of furious intellectual and social debate. For modern day readers, On The Origin of Species or The Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life to give it its full title, represents not just a turning point in scientific discovery, but also the keystone of research and further inquiries into the field of human origin and an emergence from the Dark Ages of mere belief. Charles Darwin was a typical product of upper class Victorian society. His privileged family background included teachers, doctors, clergymen and businessmen. A desultory career in school and college was followed by vague ambitions to join the Church. Later, he embarked on a course in medicine at Edinburgh, but gave it up after two years to join Robert Grant, a famous biologist and proponent of evolutionary theories propounded by French naturalists. In 1831, Darwin was invited to join the expedition on board the now famous HMS Beagle which was to conduct explorations in South America. Darwin was employed as naturalist/companion of Captain Fitzroy and the expedition lasted for five years. The ship traveled to various South American countries and returned via Australia and Mauritius to England. Contrary to popular opinion, Darwin was certainly not the first to come up with the idea of Evolution. In fact, his own grandfather, Erasmus Darwin had proposed the idea in 1794. However Charles' contribution was to provide the mechanism via which evolutionary theory worked which he called “natural selection.” In On The Origin of Species he provides a wealth of observations on different species and how they adapt to their natural environment. His further work on pigeon breeding and studies in geology began to crystallize in the famous theory which says that species are not “created” but they “evolve.” As a radical and profoundly original work which shook contemporary ideas to their foundation, On The Origin of Species is indeed a historically important and an informative read.

This is the GRITTY podcast where we talk about ALL things GRITTY. Life isn't fair and a little GRIT can make all the difference.

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Its a live podcast with Chasen Walter from In Thru The Outdoors and Curt Underhill from The Fishing Crew! They love fishing and the outdoors but this podcast happens Between Hooksets! Outdoor enthusiasts, fisherman and anglers this is a podcast for you if you live in the upper Midwest. There are enough podcasts and social media posts with fishing tips and hunting tips recreational fishing and hunting. But where do you get the real story? Right here on Between Hooksets Podcast! If it's happening or it happened we get "The Reel Story" from the person or people who lived it! It might be a story about walleye, bass, northern pike, coyotes, ducks, geese or life in general. Find out what happen Between Hooksets, right here! Follow us @thefishingcrew or @chasenwalter #betweenhooksets #TheReelStory #fishingpodcadt #huntingpodcast #walleyepodcast

“Mountaineering, climbing - whatever name you want to give it - is probably the most honest thing there is” Sometimes… there’s room for one more episode. Even though Mountain Air is currently on a summer break between the end of series 3 and the eventual arrival of series 4, a timely interview opportunity came along that proved impossible to turn down. The recently released book “Walking Out of the Dark: How I Learned to Love Life Again” comes from first-time author Kelvyn James. A searingly honest piece of writing, it recounts profound tragedies and long-endured traumas but ultimately describes “a life-affirming journey through mountains, memory and meaning”. In this conversation, Kelvyn describes the origin of the book, and discusses why healing, mental health and the outdoors are so profoundly connected. * Learn more about Kelvyn here: https://mountainservices.co.uk/ If you’d like to buy a copy of the book - profits from which go directly to the charity Wellness Walks - you can do so via the Wellness Walks website or on Amazon via the links below. * https://wellnesswalks.org.uk/product/walking-out-of-the-dark-signed-hardback/ * https://www.amazon.co.uk/Walking-out-Dark-learned-again/dp/1068519436 Listen, enjoy, tell your friends. [episode recorded on 16/06/25] 00:00 - Introduction 02:17 - Welcome from the most confused place in Britain 04:08 - A litany of outdoor achievements (“an insight into high-functioning ADHD”) 06:50 - An overview of Walking out of the Dark; “I didn’t know I was writing a book for a long time, I thought I was writing a journal” 09:00 - “Even from the darkest of things, people can find a way”; describing the “black hole” at the centre of the book 14:48 - Release and healing in the outdoors; a place to be open with others; the psychology of the outdoor experience 16:15 - “Mountaineering, climbing… whatever name you want to give it, is probably the most honest thing there is” 18:10 - “Climbing was the first thing where I felt me, where I first felt in charge... and when what happened happened, it was climbing I went back to” 19:20 - “I didn’t expect people to react well, and pretty much they all universally did... it gave me a sense of worth”; a personal history of a love of climbing 24:20 - Learning to lead in the outdoors: “I remember asking my instructor what his real job was”; thoughts on the tough financial reality for outdoor professionals 28:53 - All about Wellness Walks; walking from home during the COVID pandemic; putting an advert on social media and waking up to dozens of requests; the honesty that comes from walking and talking without the need for eye contact 35:00 - “I didn’t see the joy in the world for a long time, but the miracle is that joy doesn’t disappear” 38:35 - Greatest Mountain Memory: a peerless viewpoint just outside of the Chamonix valley 42:20 - All the time, money, freedom… where do you go and what would you do? Climbing Pinnacle Ridge on the Helvellyn range.