About the GuestAndrea "Watergirl" Zelinski is a writer, former political reporter, and two-trail thru-hiker based in North Carolina. She covered the Texas State Legislature for the Houston Chronicle and Austin-based outlets before hiking the Appalachian Trail during the COVID pandemic in 2020. The AT led her to abandon political journalism, pivot to travel writing as senior cruise editor for Travel Weekly — a job that took her on 36 trips across five continents in three years, including Antarctica

About the Guest Andrea "Watergirl" Zelinski is a writer, former political reporter, and two-trail thru-hiker based in North Carolina. She covered the Texas State Legislature for the Houston Chronicle and Austin-based outlets before hiking the Appalachian Trail during the COVID pandemic in 2020. The AT led her to abandon political journalism, pivot to travel writing as senior cruise editor for Travel Weekly — a job that took her on 36 trips across five continents in three years, including Antarctica

Public lands have (rightly) gotten plenty of attention recently . The waters of the U.S. are facing similar risks, with potentially disastrous consequences for native fish, wildlife, and the sportsmen who cherish them. Adam Schellhammer of American Rivers explains what's at stake this week for, well, everyone. This episode is brought to you by ⁠Bob Rich Books⁠. Public comment, closes Oct. 9: https://www.regulations.gov/docket/EPA-HQ-OW-2025-0322 EPA to Reopen Comment on Clean Water Act Rewrite

Today’s Topic:1. Sound Signature Review 6.239 – Liberty Precision Machine Torch 762 on the 10.3-in 5.56 MK18. It’s been a while since we’ve evaluated a .30 caliber silencer on 5.56. Is that because over-bore suppression is hard? Maybe. But maybe not if you’re the Torch 762. Let’s take a look at this highly optimized advanced hybrid design in this introduction to today’s report. (00:07:05)a. Intro and why, historically, .30 caliber silencers on 5.56? (00:09:30)b. When did it get better, if

The Bowhunter Chronicles Podcast - Episode 421: Experiences Over Inches: Why Does Mindset Change When Hunting with KidsA first deer with your kid in the tree changes everything. On this episode of the Bowhunter Chronicles guest Brad Collings breaks down the hunt, the recovery, and the moment he had to decide whether the buck was worth shooting - or whether the real win was the experience with his nine-year-old son.What starts as a simple early season hunt turns into one of those evenings you

What happens when a stand-up comedian living in New York City gets the hunting bug all over again?Comedian Collin Chamberlin ( http://www.youtube.com/@collin_comedy ) joins the Okayest Hunter crew for a hilarious conversation about growing up around Pennsylvania deer camp, walking away from hunting for years, and eventually finding his way back into the woods as an adult. Collin grew up hunting deer with his grandfather and uncle in Pennsylvania, where deer season was practically a holiday. But

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Early October is here, and knowing when to push in on a mature buck can be the difference between getting an opportunity and watching the season pass you by. In this episode, Jared and Jeremy break down what they’re seeing from mature bucks right now and how aggressive they’re willing to get with their setups. They also get into public land hunting and the bigger challenges facing whitetail management across the country. As October gets underway, the decisions only get tougher and the margin for

Will Coleman Has Unfinished Business Listen to the full Preview Show:  US Equestrian Open Podcast on Podfollow The US Equestrian Open Final is here, and we've got a special bonus from the US Equestrian Open Podcast to get you ready for Morven Park. Annie Bishop, Diarmuid Byrne and Ali Barrett look at the storylines heading into the Final, with Will Coleman and Off The Record returning after coming agonisingly close 12 months ago. Can they go one better this time? This is just the first 10 minutes

It's that time of year!! The time of year when you have no idea where the Raised crew is, where they are going, or where they have been. So join the Raised team as they update everyone on everything from East to West and if you stick around long enough, they will be answering some more strategic whitetail questions..... this is the podcast you don't want to miss!!! Heck they might even be coming to your neck of the woods soon

Full Article on Tomrowlandpodcast.comEpisode Description - Most people drift their way into worse health, weaker relationships, and a life they don’t recognize. Dane Sanders says the answer isn’t another burst of motivation—it’s an operating system for becoming stronger in the middle of real life. Tom Rowland sits down with Dane, founder of Men and Women of Discomfort (MWOD), for a conversation about why voluntary discomfort matters, how drift quietly erodes your gains, and why the hardest parts

The Your Saltwater Guide Podcast!Get Captain Dave Hansen’s weekly Southern California fishing game plans, explore local hot spots, and learn with the Your Saltwater Guide community. Explore the weekly game plans:https://yoursaltwaterguide.com/categories/fishing-game-plans New plans every Thursday. Membership required to watch.Already a member? Sign in with your existing account. Join the gang:https://yoursaltwaterguide.com/join 📱 TAKE YOUR GUIDE ON THE WATER Access your membership through the Your

Do elk still bugle in October, or does the mountain go quiet when September ends?In this episode, Matt Hartsky draws from 34 years of elk hunting and guiding experience to explain what hunters should expect from bull elk after the peak rut. He examines October bugling, late-rut behavior, hunting pressure, calling, and how to respond when a bull gives you only one clue to his location. If you’re planning an October rifle elk hunt, wondering whether bugling can still help you locate bulls, or trying

Kurt Von Stick returns to the show to break down his successful archery elk hunt this year! He describes his calling process, how the elk weren't talking like usual, and how it finally came together with a tough shot and fairly long track job! Lots of nuggets in this one!   This episode is thanks to our sponsors!   Browning Easton Leupold Phelps Game Calls Precision Pay Safari Club International   For more on our podcast and sponsors visit:

Garrett “G Money” Walters joins Bass University Live to talk bass fishing, tournament competition, social media, and what it takes to succeed in the industry. Garrett breaks down his approach on the ultimate angler championshop, lessons learned through competition, and frog fishing techniques and decisions that help him consistently find and catch bass. Plus, we get into his journey through the sport and what’s next for “G Money.”Want to buy bass fishing tackle featured in this show? Check out

Vince Diechmann of Black Dog Welding jumps back on the Purely Public podcast to talk ducks and the recent repair of podcast host, Chris Kaiser's SeaArk Duck Boat.  Kaiser and Diechmann talk aluminum duck boat safety and repair issues as well as falling duck numbers and the future of the sport for public land hunters. This is a good one - so give it a listen!

Rolling four lines, managing Tim Stützle’s ice-time, a chip on the Sens shoulder, and how hyped are you for the Sens.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on the Sens starting the season 2-for-2, and on this day in 2020 the Senators had their greatest draft in franchise history.

Two games and four points for the Sens, Linus Ullmark can’t finish the game, and JR introduces the “Too Positive” panic button.

TSN’s Frankie Corrado on the Senators starting the season 2-0, playing with a lead, play of Stützle and Chabot, blue line stepping up, Linus Ullmark leaving the game, and the Red Wings.