Podcasts about adventure archives

0:26 Followup1:25 Thomas is Moving6:42 Without getting too political, how to stay positive in today's day and age?10:15 Favorite Mealtime Activity and Current TV Shows17:52 What've you been cooking?23:31 Favorite YouTube channels33:45 Robby's Vlog is sort of ending42:47 There is a special Adventure Archives cocktail at a restaurant in Columbus44:57 Nintendo 3DS EDC50:02 Closing

0:00 Followup8:50 Topics How's everyone feeling about monthly Campfire Chronicles? How are your new year's resolutions going? Thoughts on the Switch 2 My questions as a new viewer would be, what is the history of your channel? What prompted you to get started? How are you related to each other? Having watched one of your earliest episodes, what's the story behind Thomas joining the crew? Have you consider having everyone weigh their pack before the trip? How do you guys archive your project files, do you have a closet full of hard drives? Is there any chance Nicole (or others) will join the adventures again in the future? Are there any plans for more road trip episodes? But my question is, as someone who is new to backpacking figuring out the planning aspect can be overwhelming. I was wondering in Olympic National Park did you have to reserve camp sites there, and was there any additional permitting? My question is what your hike planning procedure looks like? Do you have a list of locations you want to hike in and how do you find them, how much do you research the route before you start, and do you plan everything together or assign roles? How do you think your younger selves would feel if they knew you would have this long running show that has gotten millions of views? If you guys could have one thing that would make making Adventure Archives easier, what would it be?

Robby, Bryan, and Andrew go through a small list of what we think are the best episodes of Adventure Archives and order them 1 to 10. This was originally recorded for our patrons live at Patreon.com/adventure. We occasionally record these live, so if you ever want to join in, that's where they're at. Enjoy the episode!

We talk a bit about the current situation and just generally go from topic to topic.

Check the actual YouTube video here for links to all the different songs and stuff mentioned in the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CTcwswAgi0

Description: This is episode 6.3, the third episode in our series on the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Bryan talks to Andrew and Bryan Lin of Adventure Archives, a family-friendly film series on YouTube with beautiful cinematography, original music and thoughtful narration about four friends going on backpacking adventures exploring nature in the US and around the world.   Discussion includes the following: What is Adventure Archives (1:51) Identifying flora skills (6:35) Backpacking in national parks versus national forests, state or county parks (10:32) Orienteering (12:48) Orienteering REI class (13:30) Adventure Archives film in Great Smoky Mountains National Park (14:14) Tips for slimming down backpacks (19:56) Necessities to pack (24:08) Bushcraft skills (25:04) Upcoming trips for Adventure Archives (28:07) National Parks wish list (29:38)   Resources: Subscribe to Adventure Archives YouTube Channel Adventure Archives: Great Smoky Mountains Documentary Follow Adventure Archives on Facebook REI Learning: Find Classes, Outings & Events by Activity ENP 3.1 Zion Trip Report   Actions: Subscribe to our podcast from our website https://www.everybodysnationalparks.com Support us on Patreon Follow us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook Please tag us from the parks you are visiting at #everybodysnationalparks

Andrew Lin is a filmmaker, wilderness explorer, fungi expert and host of his online show, Adventure Archives. Andrew and his team make full-length, feature films showcasing their hiking expeditions in various National Forests and National Parks to inspire us to engage in nature. They go far into the backcountry, teach you how to make fires in the wild, forage wild edibles and separate yourself from the stressors of the modern world. You have to check out their videos. My favorite is their Yosemite National Park video.

Nature has always been one of the best places to escape from the chaos of our daily routine. Adventure Archives joins KYD to share their outdoor adventures and their latest trip to Yosemite. Andrew Lin, Bryan Lin, Robby Huang, and Thomas Sinard are the co-hosts of YouTube channel called Adventure Archives. Their channel features 40 minute episodes that will take you on a journey through various parts of the American backcountry. Join them as they hike, cook, camp, and explore outdoors. Check out the full description, pictures and show notes at www.KeepYourDaydream.com. Join the KYD email list for travel ideas and even more inspiring stories. How about sharing KYD with your friends! Copy the iTunes or Android link below and text the link to a friend so they can Subscribe! iTunes: http://bit.ly/kydit 
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We talk about the filming process for Adventure Archives, and Bryan also shares his origin story.

In this episode, we talk a bit about what goes into making an Adventure Archives episode and our failed attempts at starting Adventure Archives, Andrew tells a story about a seemingly disappointing backpacking trip, we discuss our dream travel destinations, and wrap up with a bit of philosophy about human nature.

In the premiere episode of the Adventure Archives companion podcast, Campfire Chronicles, we talk about our plans for the upcoming Yosemite trip, and the mishap that happened during Thomas's first true camping trip.