Welcome back to our podcast about both the Virgin New Adventures and the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures. To launch the second series with suitable gravitas and excitement, join me as I sit down with the man behind the second book in the Cat's Cradle trilogy - Andrew Cartmel. Cartmel was the script editor of Doctor Who during the Seventh Doctor era, wrote three of my favourite New Adventures, and in 2016 launched the Vinyl Detective series of cosy-crime novels. We discuss his writing career in depth,

Today’s Topics:1. Latest public laboratory white paper – Sound Signature Review 6.122 – Combat Application Technologies CAT/ODB/A1/718 on subsonic 300 BLK. Short tech brief for this silencer. Interesting performance. (00:09:25)2. PEW Lab Quiz #5. This was a good one, I think – and a lot of folks are participating! Good to see. Let’s go over the answers! (00:51:39)Sponsored by - High End Armament Technology, Top Gun Range Houston, Legion Athletics, and the PEW Science Laboratory!Legion

While on a camping adventure, Liz and the gang must face their own fears of braving the wilderness. Are those “things that go bump in the night” a bear, an owl,or some pranking friends? Who will win the battle of bravery, and who’s a scaredy-cat?

Highlights, lowlights, travel logistics, and everything you need to know about bringing your camper van and traveling to Nicaragua. Kayla from Collies Without Borders has lived on and off in Central America for over a decade and is extremely well versed with the ins and outs of living van life in Nicaragua. If you enjoyed this episode, stay tuned for one last episode in this mini series. Kayla will dedicate an entire episode to van life in each country in Central America. Podcast Website:

Tonight we talked with O Pros Dave and their new kickstarter. Caught up with Captain Pete. And then we ended the show as professionally as possible. Thanks to our sponsors, www.yeti.com, www.simmsfishing.com, www.cortlandline.com, www.ahrexhooks.com

This week Clint and Dawson sit down with Tim Bell. Tim was a multi-time TN state champion in Track and Field (Decathlon and High Jump) and SEC High Jump Champion and 2 time NCAA All-American and Captain of University of Tennessee SEC and NCAA Championship Track Teams 2001 - 2002 (4 titles during that time period). Tim was an avid Rock Climber after college (that is what brought him to CHA - V12 and 5.13c) then started Road Cycling in 2010 (cat 5 to cat 2 in 3 months). Tim was run over by a car in

Final farewell to our amazing cohost Kayla! In this episode we reflect with Kayla - a full time vanlifer of nearly three years - on the lessons learned, experiences gained, and opportunities seized as she transitions from full time vanlife to part time van life to pursue her dream PhD. We dig deep into what makes vanlife so special and how it might just be more accessible than you think.

A friend asked me, "Who are you? What do you do?" Well, indeed! I'm your solopreneur witch, thriving in the business world.I adore working with those who are fiercely independent. You're open-minded, heart-centric, and about making a difference. Disconnected from the old business methods, you seek a new way, embracing modern tools, yet longing for nature's connection.Want to break free from fear and stand out from the crowd? Let's team up! I can teach you the magic of being you.Get ready to shed

We Finally get a weather break for some toothy critters. The Beast is near. who's doing what?

Today’s Topics:1. Latest public laboratory white paper – Sound Signature Review 6.120 – CAT/ODB/A1/718 on the 5.56x45mm MK18 SBR. Short tech brief for you, as is our new routine. Controversial silencer? It just might be – because of physics. (00:09:49)2. The PEW Lab is releasing another white paper this week. The data has passed review and it’s for Primary Weapons Systems - the PWS BDE 762 on bolt-action .308. The BDE 762 is a modular silencer and a hybrid DMLS / subtractive design! Is DMLS

Talking Luft is back, and I'm chatting with my friend Andy White aka FYXO, to put him through the full Talking Luft treatment! Last week on Life in the Peloton I sat down with FYXO to talk about a whole range of fascinating things, from what it's like to work as a bike messenger, to the underground subculture of alley-cat racing, and all things fixed gear riding - plus a whole lot more. It was a super fun episode and I loved getting to know more about one of the more niche ‘pelotons’ out there

Legendary thru hiker Brandon "Horsepower" Weis calls in from a basement in Ohio to share some incredible stories with Doc. The Calendar Year Triple Crowner shares what he's been up to since his last visit to the podcast, including the Pacific Northwest Trail, the Colorado Trail, and the dubious Hayduke Trail. Settle in and make sure the doors are closed and bolted as Horsepower and Doc discuss the Cult of the Pocket Bidet, Felony Dan, becoming more like a cat and a car as you get older, Requiem for

We are back from 2+ months of van life-ing up in Alaska and we are diving deep into everything you need to know to van life successfully up there.  In this episode we cover: A lay of the land: where to van life in Alaska What to expect about weather in Alaska The difference between seeing Alaska and experiencing Alaska Our absolute favorite parts about our van life summer in Alaska How we prepared our camper van for Alaska How efficient was solar power in Alaska? Safety along the route

Good recap of fishing tonight Rod talk, Chippewa River Custom Rods Army Corp screwing another river Long ranting Thanks to our sponsors, www.yeti.com, www.simmsfishing.com, www.cortlandline.com, www.ahrexhooks.com

Today’s Topics:1. Latest public laboratory white paper – Sound Signature Review 6.119 – Aero Precision Lahar-30L on the 5.56x45mm MK18 SBR. Short tech brief for you! Let’s get these discussions streamlined. (00:08:12)2. The PEW Lab is releasing another white paper this week. The data has passed review and it’s the CAT/ODB/A1/718- that’s right. The CAT ODB – a 7.62mm silencer. We’ll do MK18 data tomorrow. Then more, soon(ish). We’ve got ourselves a 30 cal battle, boys! (00:23:10)3. Did you

We’ve often said there are more ways than one to skin a cat when talking about archery elk hunting strategies. This week Dirk Durham sat down with “Alone” Season 8 TV Series winner and long-time traditional bowhunter, Clay Hays, to compare and contrast elk hunting tactics. Being that he is a traditional archer, and Dirk shoots a compound, their approach to bowhunting elk isn't always that different. We cover from pre-rut archery to post-rut traditional flintlock muzzleloader tactics and have a lot

Cold Cuts Season 2 Episode 10 Cat fishing, Big Foot, zombie opossums, and chimps, peppered against a country background, with a drizzle of olive oil. The boys also link up with famous outdoorsman, Dick Tracker, as they traverse the wilderness together. Many are calling it, 'the greatest erotic thriller I've ever seen'.

We missed you guys from our week off. Leader Advice. Our fishing escapades. More catfish Thanks to our sponsors, www.cortlandlines.com, www.ahrexhooks, www.simmsfishing.com, www.yeti.com

In this episode of Drive-In Double Feature Podcast, hosts Nathan and Ryan plunge into the adrenaline-fueled world of "Deadly Prey" (1987). Directed by David A. Prior, the film follows the harrowing journey of Mike Danton, a kidnapped war veteran who must use his combat skills to survive a deadly game of cat and mouse in the wilderness. Nathan and Ryan discuss the film's over-the-top action sequences, its cult status among action movie enthusiasts, and the rugged performance by Ted

In 1965, Yukio Togawa, a Japanese novelist found himself drawn to the whispers of a wild cat unknown to science. He set sail for the untamed wilderness of Iriomote Island and brought this wild cat - the Iriomote Cat to the world's attention. Togawa inadvertently sparked a conversation about the future of Iriomote Island - a delicate balance between the unspoiled wilderness that needed protection and the essential infrastructure that the island's communities required. Now, his legacy lives on