Pretentious Snobby Bastard Fly Fishing!

I just got into DrakeCast (http://www.drakemag.com/drakecast.html)  V:; V:; V:; V:;
and I've enjoyed the four episodes that I've heard. Will keep this one on the playlist.

I've heard of and seen mention of the Barely Live Sessions a A kinda fly fishing podcast (https://soundcloud.com/barely-live-sessions) from the boys down in Charleston.

QuoteThe most ridiculous 2 hours of fly fishing podcasting out there. We just try to have a good time and talk about all the things most people would after a good day or bad day of fishing.with a cold beverage in hand. Anchored by Paul Puckett, Will Abbott, Michael Benson and Doug Roland...there is not telling what may happen or who may come by. Sit down and soak it in.

I've not been able to listen to a whole show, and wonder how they have 38 episodes in the library.

Y'all got any other favorites?

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Y'all got any other favorites?

"Other" or any?  No to both.

When I want to listen to bullshit, I talk to myself.

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whatever floats yer boat.  :o :o

Shenango Valley Shenanigans.   A group of friend from PA/OH drinking and talking about fishing. Steelhound/Chad Buaer from the Drake is on it and  they have been getting some pretty good guest lately. 

the only one i listen to is dispatches from the outdoors with stephen hiner

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the only one i listen to is dispatches from the outdoors with stephen hiner

I'm just excited about the Mountain Lion episode that Ronnie K was emailing him about.

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Quote from: Grannyknot on December 18, 2017, 14:46:21 PM
the only one i listen to is dispatches from the outdoors with stephen hiner

I'm just excited about the Mountain Lion episode that Ronnie K was emailing him about.

I've put in a special request for "Gill netting on the Jackson river"

Quote from: Jfey on December 18, 2017, 13:13:40 PMShenango Valley Shenanigans.   A group of friend from PA/OH drinking and talking about fishing. Steelhound/Chad Buaer from the Drake is on it and  they have been getting some pretty good guest lately.

I've not been able to find links to this podcast, please advise....

Its on the Podcast app for Apple or you can find on FB.   0:0

Too many for me... the top 3 I listen to are:

Meateater w/ Steve Rinella
http://www.themeateater.com/podcasts/

BHA Podcast and Blast w/ Hal Herring
https://www.backcountryhunters.org/bha_podcast

HuntTalk Radio w/ Randy Newberg
https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hunt-talk-radio-randy-newberg-unfiltered-hunting-conservation

I'll also cherry pick interesting topics from the ones below.

Gritty Bowmen
http://www.grittybowmen.com/gritty-podcasts/

Go West Young Podcast
https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/center-for-western-priorities/go-west-young-podcast

Anchored w/ April Vokey
http://www.aprilvokey.com/podcasts/

Wired to Hunt
http://wiredtohunt.com/category/podcast-2/

Conservation Matters
https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/conservation-matters-with-shane-mahoney

Joe Rogan Experience
http://podcasts.joerogan.net/

Orvis w/ Tom Rosenbauer
http://www.orvis.com/s/fly-fishing-guide-podcasts/4047

Podcast pro-tip, listen to them on 1.2x or 1.3x speed to get through them a little faster.

Thanks NB, i'll give some of those a try...


This happened to pop up in my feed toady...


The 50 Best Podcast of 2017 (https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2017/12/the-50-best-podcasts-of-2017/548165/)


This year, podcasts got funnier, sharper, and even more niche. Our recommendations here pass a vigorous audio smell test. First, the arrival of a new podcast episode must send you into an ethical quandary: How do I get out of at least some of my obligations today to listen to this? Second, you must be able to recommend this to a colleague with the knowledge that your reputation is at stake. A podcast that teaches you how to prepare your taxes by hand might blow your hair back, but it's doubtful you'll recommend it to anyone aside from your accountant. Third, we recused ourselves from ranking any podcasts produced by [/size]The Atlantic[/size], including [/size]Radio Atlantic (https://www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/radio-atlantic/)[/size] and [/size]The Atlantic Interview (https://www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/the-atlantic-interview/)[/size]. Finally, the podcast world, like any other sphere, is about [/size]what have you done for me lately[/size]. The best shows don't paint themselves into a corner. They evolve and progress or risk their listeners hitting "unsubscribe." Podcasts, like cowboys, shouldn't get fenced in. These shows generated maximum buzz, kept us refreshing our apps, broke boundaries, and made our future selves romanticize the golden years of podcasting.

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Anchored w/ April Vokey
http://www.aprilvokey.com/podcasts/

I must ask.  Why would anyone listen to April Vokey without a continuous photo stream of her?    It is sort of like listening to the audio of The Opening of Misty Beethoven (1976), probably the best porn film of all time, without the moist, rolling, tumbling, pink images.  Is it not? 

Help an old clueless man out; please explain. 
   

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Quote from: natureboy on December 22, 2017, 15:21:36 PM
Anchored w/ April Vokey
http://www.aprilvokey.com/podcasts/

I must ask.  Why would anyone listen to April Vokey without a continuous photo stream of her?    It is sort of like listening to the audio of The Opening of Misty Beethoven (1976), probably the best porn film of all time, without the moist, rolling, tumbling, pink images.  Is it not? 

Help an old clueless man out; please explain.

I thought the same,  then I listened to this: http://www.themeateater.com/podcasts/ep-078-fishing-for-a-living/  she's got a pretty cool story.

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Slate is currently doing a good one on watergate.  It's def an indirect political statement on our current affairs.
This American Life is almost always interesting.
More Perfect is good if you're into supreme court politics.
Radiolab usually covers some esoteric topics.
Fresh Air is consistently good. 

Rinella kind of gets on my nerves.  I listened to the Gierach one and felt like he asked some dumb questions like he was super high or something.  Maybe he was.

https://www.wtip.org/latest-boundary-waters-podcast-fly-fishing-bwca

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I just came across this the other day. A multi-part serial podcast about the disappearance of Ronald Scheepstra.

QuoteOn April 11, 2009, Ronald Scheepstra disappeared from Xcalak, Mexico.

Ron and his companions had been to this remote area on fishing trips in both 2007 and 2008 and, as avid fly anglers, had done extensive preparation and planning.

For reasons that are not completely known or understood, Ron broke away from his friends in the early afternoon that day. He reportedly climbed from the shallow water and as he began to walk down the path, called back, "You go on. I'll be fine."
Ron was never seen again.

https://www.downthepathpodcast.com/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w13xttx2


13 Minutes Podcast about laning on the moon 50 years ago.... 12 episodes.

Dan Carlin has released the third part of Supernova of the East (WWII)

It's epic and a must listen!



https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dan-carlins-hardcore-history/id173001861?i=1000454820980

Fly Fishing Podcasts

QuotePodcasts have been around for several years but only most recently have I started listening to them. There has been a surge of them over the last few years and the fly fishing world has certainly capitalized on that.  New podcasts have been popping up all over the place, even Maine has a couple of their own. I have actually thought of doing one myself but I'm not sure I have the time.


I've put together a list of podcasts that gets me through my days in the winter driving at UPS. I hope you find something you like in this list!

http://mckaysfishingadventures.bangordailynews.com/2020/01/17/fly-fishing-podcasts/

Itinerant Angler's/Craig Matthews' discussion of ecology in Yellowstone was quite interesting. 👍🏻 Mother Nature is truly amazing.

some podcast to listen to while social distancing...


https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2019/13-minutes-to-the-moon-podcast

https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/projects/other-latif-series

The River Rambler by Richard Harrington -- I posted a his video about his paintings in the Video Of The Day thread.

In one of his latest podcast he interviews Bob White and it's very entertaining.


https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-river-rambler/id1464082938

Blue Ridge Angler on SVS fishing podcast!

https://svsfishing.podbean.com/e/buddy-mcmahon/

The Tuck Cast...With a Splash of Bourbon from Tuckaseegee Fly Shop is a good local one for western NC.

Tuck cast is pretty good.

just discovered

American Rivers (https://www.americanrivers.org/) We Are Rivers Podcast!

https://soundcloud.com/user-51615419-679542510/episode-33-we-are-rivers-2021-preview

The Bent podcast from Meateater is a good one, too.

Really enjoyed this Tom Rosenbauer podcast

In this week's podcast, we'll visit with the dynamic co-founder and president of Western Rivers Conservancy (https://www.westernrivers.org/), Sue Doroff [34:50]. Over the past 30 years, Sue and her small, lean staff have protected nearly 400 miles of rivers with names like the Madison, Hoh, Klamath, and John Day--rivers beloved by fly fishers. If you've ever parked at Three Dollar Bridge on the Madison River, you can than the Western Rivers Conservancy for protecting that stretch of river from development and for maintaining public access. Find out about their unique special sauce and how they do this.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/sometimes-to-save-a-river-you-have-to-buy-it/id278930814?i=1000510768431



Sign up for this webanar...
GREAT RIVERS OF THE WEST, LIVE!
Every Wednesday at 6pm - March 3rd through April 21st, 2021

https://www.westernrivers.org/great-rivers-of-the-west-live

My current go to is "Andrew Hickey: A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs."
Subscribe to this podcast now. Holy shit this Brit knows his music and history.
He starts with songs that have early influences and moves quickly into the 50's.
Started in Sept 2018. Got to #100 in Sept 2020. This is a long term commitment.
I'm in the 50's on episode #59, and really digging it.

Bigfoot Eyewitness with Vic Cundiff

Most are terrible but a few suck you in....

Just started listening to this;

Letters from War
The story of four brothers — and of World War II — as told through their letters, in their own words.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/letters-from-war/id1319607824

Hundreds, if not thousands of letters from four brothers 3 of whom fought in the Pacific 

The Bear Grease podcast with Clay Newcombe from Meateater is a new one that's really good.

Dan Carlin's Common Sense

Two most recent episodes

1: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/steering-into-the-iceberg/id155974141?i=1000491914022

2:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/garbage-in-garbage-out/id155974141?i=1000505300338

Dealing with the election and current state of affairs


Also if you haven't listened to Dan Carlin's Hardcore History — check out this episode while it's still free

The Destroyer of Worlds

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dan-carlins-hardcore-history/id173001861?i=1000380386551

https://open.spotify.com/show/3Vnr6xGWfoLadiCxEv2wNh

MIL interviewed.

Stories: A History of Appalachia.

Found this episode of the Dirtbag Diaries facinating.


Backcountry Brushes
The Dirtbag Diaries
Wilderness

The first time Ken Jarvela picked up a sketchpad in the backcountry in the 1980's, he decided he wanted to become a landscape painter. In his early 20's, he packed three months of food, a tarp, and a set of watercolors into the Trinity Wilderness and, over the next 54 days, taught himself how to paint. This trip would mark the first in many that would define his career as a landscape painter.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/backcountry-brushes/id218290471?i=1000534911451



https://www.ericksonfineartgallery.com/ken-jarvela

The Memory Palace. The Woods ... species extinction ... ivory billed woodpecker ... haunting ... provocative ....


https://thememorypalace.us/the-woods/

give it a listen... 

https://beta.prx.org/stories/390800

Fly fishing on the Menomonee River

THE LARRY MEILLER SHOW
Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 11:45am
By Jill Nadeau
We talk with a Wisconsin author about his memories of fishing with family and friends, especially on the river where he was taught. We also take a look at threats to this natural resource.

listen here...

https://www.wpr.org/listen/1886061

I've remarked before about how much I love this podcast.
Here's a sample about a song all of us have heard a bazillion times.
I fact, it's the most played song on the radio of the 20th century.
And so far in the 21st.
But you'll learn shit you never knew.
And you'll like, or hate, the hosts heavy Liverpool accent.

https://500songs.com/podcast/episode-123-youve-lost-that-lovin-feelin-by-the-righteous-brothers/ (https://500songs.com/podcast/episode-123-youve-lost-that-lovin-feelin-by-the-righteous-brothers/)

Keep posting them, I'm always looking for free ones. 

The Millhouse Podcast will feature Mike Holiday and Mexico Returns on the next episode to be released on Monday September 12.


Give it and the rest of the episodes a listen as they are informative, historical and insightful discussions of fly fishing in Florida from the early days of bounty to conservation issues that are faced today.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mill-house-podcast/id1497168845

https://youtu.be/UNH1zKh5y9E

The World Trade Center
Operation: Tradebom

February 26, 1993. Stockbroker Tim Lang parks his car beneath the Twin Towers, and a bomb explodes. Rookie emergency services officer Cory Cuneo carries Lang to safety. Bomb-maker Ramzi Yousef is disappointed the towers did not fall.


Operation: Tradebom is an Apple Original podcast, produced by Truth Media in partnership with Brillstein Entertainment Partners. Listen and follow on Apple Podcasts.


https://apple.co/operation-tradebom

Wet fly swing talks to John Gierach

John Gierach, the author of the book Dumb Luck and the Kindness of Strangers, is back on the podcast to dig back into some of his amazing books.
We find out from John what makes a good guide. We also learn about how much a fly rod loves a dry fly, what rejection feels like, and how he deals with writer's block.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wet-fly-swing-fly-fishing-podcast/id1330833158?i=1000608348362

Quote from: Woolly Bugger on November 05, 2021, 08:27:53 AMThe Memory Palace. The Woods ... species extinction ... ivory billed woodpecker ... haunting ... provocative ....


https://thememorypalace.us/the-woods/

give it a listen... 

https://beta.prx.org/stories/390800

Blurry videos are prodding officials to rethink whether this bird is extinct
The U.S. government is holding off on its decision to declare the ivory-billed woodpecker dead, saying it needs more time to consider all the video and photo evidence

Nobody has seen one in nearly 80 years. Or at least those who have spotted it have trouble convincing others of what they saw: a red-crowned bird so awe-inspiring it's nicknamed the Lord God Bird.

Now fuzzy photos and videos taken in recent years by professional biologists and amateur birdwatchers have prompted U.S. officials to hold off declaring the ivory-billed woodpecker extinct for now.

https://wapo.st/3FJr9Sf

I really like this episode of 1-900-fish-beer

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1-900-fish-beer/id1687891566?i=1000617065706

Quote from: Woolly Bugger on November 19, 2023, 12:26:59 PMI really like this episode of 1-900-fish-beer

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/1-900-fish-beer/id1687891566?i=1000617065706

so Matt promised a stiker if you send an email to fishbeerbbq@gmail.com with a phrase from an episode that you listen to.


On the latest podcast he explained the delay in the sticker mailing due to the fact that they sent them in square envelopes that were undersized and could not be "mechanically processed" by the usps.

my first email was simply

Name and address along with a slang name of my drug of choice as instructed in the podcast

Woolly Bugger
123 Maple St.
Centerville, OH

Drug; charlie

after not receiving said sticker I listened to another episode of 1-900-Fish-Beer and left a "review"

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Then I fired off another email, cause I want my sticker.

QuoteSure you may have pissed off the post office with square stickers envelopes, but that is no excuse and I had to listen to another episode just to make sure I did t fuckup the email address.

All will be forgiven if you send one out before the end of the month! I've got a new RAV4 that is in need of some stickers.

Mail to:

The Woolliest of the Buggers
123 Maple St.
Centerville, OH


"you're messing with the wrong guy"

" reload!"

Here is his reply!

QuoteSticker incoming. Turns out my assistant was sending all the sticker mail to the trash. He's got problems. I'm trying to help the "kid" out, you know? In middle school he was paid $50 to distribute one thousand fliers for Little Man's Deli and Pizza on the campus of West Chester University, hand them out to students, put them under windshield wipers on every car in every parking lot on campus, you know, get the word out. Instead he threw them all in a dumpster and sat behind the 7-11 for three hours smoking cigarettes. We're not sure what's wrong with him. He's got a heart of gold but also I think I caught him torturing a frog a couple years ago. I don't know. On behalf of the entire staff here at FishBeer Enterprises LLC., thank you for being a faithful customer and I'm sorry you had a less than positive experience with one of our products. We hope that you can continue to trust us as your first choice for scent-impregnated fly lines and square envelopes full of sour cream.

Very best wishes,
Matt Dunn

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Score!