Jane tells us a story about Oscar the therapy cat. Oscar was a cantankerous feline who lived his whole life in a nursing home. Staff at the facility describe Oscar's special powers of his ability to predict the death of the nursing home residents.Deklan tells us about the Butcher Baker, Robert Hansen, a serial killer with unknown number of victims in the Alaska wilderness. Some of his victims have not been identified and some suspected victims have never been found.Our drink this week is the Lint

Want to become a damn good elk hunter? You could listen to every elk hunting podcast in the world but until you develop a system you are going to stumble around in the woods trying to figure it out. What do every single one of the best elk hunters in the world have after years of honing their skills? a system. A system that allows them to find elk as soon as they hit the ground, get close to those elk, and then capitalize in the red zone. It's not some secret they know that know one else

Brent Reaves of the Bear Grease podcast joins the boys for this week’s roundup! After a rousing discussion on zoom backgrounds (this is an audio medium, Robbie) and Robbie humble-bragging about his black belt, recapping last week’s episode with Matt, whether to score your deer, Poland’s cat controversy, and more! California used to pay people to hunt mountain lions. Now we spend millions to protect them: https://www.yahoo.com/now/california-went-paying-people-hunt-120049689.html Polish institute

🦇 💩 This podcast is dedicated to fellow coach and author, Taz Thornton, who (all unknowingly … perhaps?!) has enabled this change, this threshold moment, in me. Ta very muchley, Taz – said in a growl – I really needed this, even if I don’t want it! So I love you dearly even if I want to bite your nuts off! Change is a crazy, gorgeous, terrifying, wonderful thing, and so often we each need to be pushed off the cliff because we just ain’t never gonna jump of our own accord. Taz is a wonderful person

Anger is something we all have,we all get angry. Often we're told it's bad - I disagree with that.Anger has its own purpose ... what we need to do is discover what that purpose is. Doing that can be hard and difficult work. I had it beautifully demonstrated to me last week by a client. Her journey into getting close to her anger and beginning to learn what it was there for - and how it had helped her through her life to date - inspired this podcast. Walking with her on this journey, then helping her

Cody and Alaska are BACK for the last ‘When The Cat’s Away...’ Installment of our Roundup. After an inauspicious start to recording, the boys talk about some recent text messages, a 130+ year old conspiracy, some really ballsy poachers in Florida, PA’s Sunday hunting, crow hunting, and more! 3 men arrested for illegally hunting deer out of season on private property: https://www.winknews.com/2022/07/15/3-men-arrested-for-illegally-hunting-dear-out-of-season-on-private-property/ Pa. Game

Scott Grassi Joins us to talk about catching Giant Predator Fish on a fly rod. Scott is a professional fly fishing guide for all the normal sports fish, but his passion is for the cat and mouse game of locating and landing giant Musky, as if they aren't already hard enough to catch! Join us as he walks us through the kind of tackle, techniques, and all around madness this fish has brought to his journey. The stories are great, but the information is even better. Both Trev and Steve were sucked in

I'm really lucky this week as coaching colleague Fay Blakey is guesting on Pea Green Boat. As well as being Mum gorgeous Sam and wife to Jon, Fay is chief-cook-and-bottle-washer (i.e. staff!) to Maya and Barney, gorgeous cats who love to pounce on the keyboard and chase the cursor; and she's guardian to Bugsey the Bunny. Busy woman!I really enjoy being with Fay. She sees the funny side of life and her glass is always half full, add in she's practical, down to earth and caring. Like me, she loves to

A while back, before I went under with covid, a friend asked me: When most of the people in the world are getting in the rat-race and doing something they don't want to do, how did you choose to do something different and also to add value to the lives of others?Wow! That's a big one! So … just where does my shit come from, where does the way I work come from? And why is it so different from many Business Models?

GOD Provides Psalm 144Blessed Be the LORD my ROCKBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/gunfighter-life-survival-guns--4187306/support.

Robbie is still off for the week, but Cody and returning guest and Blood Origins team member Erin have you covered with the weekly roundup. Cody and Erin catch up about Cody’s ongoing war with a resident squirrel over his lettuce garden, your weekly Peach Street update, conservation funding, Pittman-Robertson vs the Second Amendment, a Montana elk controversy, Washington state’s troubled wolf pack, Erin rabble rouses about the Maine Sunday hunting controversy, and more! See more from Blood Origins:

In October, I’m doing my first retreat again since the pandemic stopped all that – it’s on Rewilding Your Heart.So … what is rewilding your heart all about? It’s about finding your wild heart – often buried deep inside you – reconnecting with it and making that a daily practice.You’ll find it reconnects you with Nature too. No longer will you have the weird sort of feeling that you and the natural world may be on opposite sides, or even (as some do) that Nature can be your enemy at least some of the

• Brad and Jacob return from time off • The difference between a vacation and a trip • Jacob goes surf fishin’ in the Sunshine State and catches a trophy redfish from a kayak • Brad’s mixed bag Michigan fishin’ trip and a PB trophy channel cat • Brayden is back from Las Vegas: No outdoor stories to report (or so he says) • Rob chats about his internship with GoWild and the planning of ‘Send It Slam’ • The trust factor and that special start-up company work ethic • Rob talks about racing and his

No Robbie this week - but we’ve doubled up on the Cody! Joining Cody on this week’s roundup is the other Cody - also known as Alaska here at Blood Origins - who produces the Blood Origins podcast. Cody and Alaska talk about the Maine ‘right to food’ lawsuit, a proposal to strip hunters’ property rights in New Jersey, the state of discourse in the US, the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, and more! See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe Music: Migration by Ian Post

This week began with a trip down Memory Lane, back when I was a software boffin in the days when the acronym WYSIWYG got invented in re-Arc days, 1974. It means What You See Is What You Get, and is the interface that makes our modern desktop publishing so user-friendly.I was already half into psychology back then too. My Dance degree had included the Rudolf Laban techniques of understanding, using and working with the Shadow side of body-movement. Understanding the shadow side of what people say

Robbie is still off for the week, but Cody and returning guest and Blood Origins team member Erin have you covered with the weekly roundup. Cody and Erin catch up about Cody’s ongoing war with a resident squirrel over his lettuce garden, your weekly Peach Street update, conservation funding, Pittman-Robertson vs the Second Amendment, a Montana elk controversy, Washington state’s troubled wolf pack, Erin rabble rouses about the Maine Sunday hunting controversy, and more! See more from Blood Origins:

This week I'm talking about our inner compasses and how to use them. How to find and listen to your own compass – rather than somebody else’s – is something just about all my clients need me to help them with. It’s a complicated thing and first of all involves realising that this is what you need! One of clients recently gave me an ace example this and has agreed to let me use it here ... no names, no pack drill of course!