Pod casts

[duff]

Going to be traveling and not really feeling like music. What are some good free pod casts you guys like.

Not really sure where to start but not interested in listening to talk about sports.

[lawrencecountyhunter]

#1 Meateater

#2 Randy Newberg Unfiltered

[nfalls116]

Ummmm don't feel like music??
Is there a podcast for TED talks? Little bit liberal but it never hurts to know thine enemies thoughts.

[greghopper]

Dirty Mo Radio

www.dalejr.com/radio/default.aspx

[indyqdog]

Ohhhh man, you're gonna get me started.. I am ADDICTED to podcasts. If you want hunting: Wired to Hunt, Meateater, Randy Newberg's, Birds Booze and Bullets, Hunting Dog Podcast (only podcast I regularly donate to--AMAZING podcast if you're into bird dogs and hearing hunting stories)

Non-Hunting: (1) S-Town: super interesting story about a guy who writes in about an unsolved murder but the story becomes so much more; this podcast got me hooked on podcasts (2) Serial: I believe there are 2 seasons. One follows a partially unsolved murder, the case is still ongoing. Interviews with the accused, witnesses, and so much more. Second season follows Bo Bergdahl's story which gave me a whole new perspective on what went down over there. (3) Crimetown: Overall, my favorite podcast I have ever listened to. Follows the rise and fall of Vincent Buddy Cianci, a two-time corrupt mayor of Providence, Rhode Island. He goes from busting the Mob to becoming a key cog in their machine. The production on this one is unreal. The voices, the effects, it feels like you are there. (4) Locked Up Abroad: stories about people getting locked up...abroad...usually duped into some illicit activity or something. Some of them are crazy though. (5) Hardcore History: Dan Carlisle is a renowned historian who gives absolutely thrilling accounts of various historical events. He has a 24 hour series on WWI that my girlfriend has loved and my favorite episode is Prophets of Doom which talks about the rise of the Luteran Church and the horrific events in Munster, Germany.

Honestly, if anyone needs podcasts suggestions, hit me up. I listen to them almost all day while I work haha.

[dusty20]

Biggest one for me is wired to hunt followed by 100% wild then toss up between Randy Newberg and meat eater. Also Shane Mahoney has some decent stuff if your looking for some deep conservation stuff. He just has a voice and way of telling a story that's hard to walk away from.

[Deleted]

Wired to hunt

[scrub-buster]

I listen to a traditional bowhunting podcast called The Push. Even if you aren't into trad bowhunting these episodes are well worth checking out. I could listen to Gene and Barry Wensel talk deer hunting all day long. Those guys kill huge bucks every year. I've listened to these episodes several times each.

Episode 21 - Barry Wensel
www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-push-a-traditional-archery-podcast/e/50081126



Episode 23 - Gene Wensel
www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-push-a-traditional-archery-podcast/e/50247758


In this episode Barry Wensel clears up some of the stories that his brother Gene told about him. The rest of the interview with Ron Laclair is good also.

Episode 27 - Ron LaClair
www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-push-a-traditional-archery-podcast/e/50507754


Monty Browning tells the story about killing a world record Grizzly bear with a trad bow

Episode 25 - Monty Browning
www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-push-a-traditional-archery-podcast/e/50397885





Here is a picture of one of his black bear skulls in the mouth of his world record grizzly skull.