Blade smiths and knife enthusiasts discuss knife craftsmanship, heirloom blades, and Alaskan stories. Topics include knife sharpening techniques, blade geometry, mammoth genetic research, and legislative wins in Michigan. The conversation also covers steel properties, edge geometry, and knife design aspects for efficient cutting and processing animals.

Adventure historian Peter Stark and a diverse panel discuss topics like Washington's youthful mishaps, narwhal hunting with Inuit, and lost Pacific Empires. They explore land scenarios, old waterways, and Arctic ecosystems, touching on dinosaurs, box jellies, and Jefferson's empire dreams.

In this lively discussion, Charles Whitman and John Stallone of HOWL, along with conservation experts like Ryan Callaghan and Phil Taylor, dive into the ethical complexities of predator management. They explore the missteps of ballot box biology and the consequences of manipulative anti-hunting campaigns. The guests emphasize the importance of balancing conservation with practical wildlife management while reflecting on how urban perspectives often clash with rural realities. Their insights highlight the need for informed dialogue around hunting, ethics, and wildlife education.

Diane Boyd, author of *A Woman Among Wolves*, shares insights from her book and her unique experiences in wildlife management. The conversation touches on wolf reintroduction in North America, discussing both ecological impacts and public perceptions. Janis Putelis, Brody Henderson, Randall Williams, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider contribute their expertise in outdoor activities and conservation. They explore themes like Chronic Wasting Disease, the emotional ties to hunting, and the humorous side of outdoor adventures, including quirky outhouse tales.

Joining Spencer Neuharth are trivia enthusiasts Randall Williams, Brent Reaves, Seth Morris, and others, all vying for glory and charity donations. They dive into a thrilling trivia challenge centered on hunting, fishing, and conservation, sparking fierce competition and laughter. Highlights include a crossword showdown and humorous discussions on unique food like bao buns and Yamaha history. The camaraderie shines as they tackle questions about steelhead and outdoor traditions, all while supporting conservation efforts.

Brandon Maddox, a firearm regulation expert, joins Grace Sturdivant, Lukas VanLaeken, Janis Putelis, Ryan Callaghan, Garrett Long, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider for a lively discussion. They dive into the role of suppressors in hunting, exploring their benefits for hearing safety and reducing noise. The group tackles misconceptions, legalities across states, and the environmental effects of sound. With humor and insight, they address hunting ethics and the evolving landscape surrounding suppressor regulations, making for an engaging conversation.

Will Primos, a legendary figure in the hunting world known for his innovative approaches, joins a diverse group including Janis Putelis and Corinne Schneider. They delve into the philosophy of positivity in hunting, the crucial role of conservation, and Will's new book, 'Straight Shooting for Hunters.' The discussion hilariously touches on shooting techniques, the importance of gear fit, and eye dominance. Listeners also hear engaging stories about family hunting traditions and shared passions, all while celebrating the great outdoors.

Chris Denny, a musician promoting his album, dives deep into safety in hunting after discussing a tragic duck hunting accident. Tony Peterson shares insights on overcoming hunting location myths, while the group reflects on the intertwining of music, addiction, and personal growth. Emotional narratives unravel about the healing power of time and the complexities of relationships in both music and hunting culture. Expect a live musical performance and cautionary tales about life choices that resonate with laughter and vulnerability.

Join Phil Taylor, a seasoned leader with over 20 years of experience, as he discusses the evolving role of Executive Pastors in churches, the importance of emotional intelligence, and the critical relationship between lead and executive pastors. Discover when a church needs an XP based on the lead pastor's style and why being attentive to the soul is crucial. Explore insights on the role of eldership development and the significance of the executive pastor book for pastors and potential XPs.

Conservation experts and hunting enthusiasts discuss the impact of elections on wildlife policies, challenges in finding common ground, and the changing landscape of coyote management in Michigan. They also touch on tax refunds for conservation, the controversy over wolf killings, and the necessity of preserving hunting traditions for future generations.