Podcast appearances and mentions of ashley peters

Chappy Hour host, Chloë Chapdelaine, is joined by guest Ashley Peters as they dive into: I'll Take a Double The Best Makeup Remover Reflexing Roses The Daily Specials Wedding Trends: Sheet Cakes, Child Catastrophes, Bows The Red Nail Theory On the Rocks The Willy Wonka Experience Fiasco Destination Disaster: Wedding Guest's Horrible Dinner Single but Normal?! Shaken not Stirred Brie Cheese is Going Extinct!!! Hit By a Car Bottoms Up! Pink (Always) Orange Wine _____ Find Chloë Chapdelaine: Instagram: @chloe.chapdelaine TikTok: @chloe.chapdelaine Find the Guest: Instagram: @ashnstyling Follow the Show: TikTok: @chappyhourpodcast Instagram: @chappyhourpodcast ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Submit Your Ideas Here!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Partners: Thanks to Jake Hunter (@thafunkyuncle from @funkyproductionz) for helping with the intro on the show! Want to sponsor the show? Send an email to chloe@chloechapelaine.com for business inquiries. Sources: Brie Cheese Story Willy Wonka Experience --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chloechapdelaine/message

Long-time Artemis host and friend of the podcast Ashley Chance returns this week to talk about upland birds. As the new hunting heritage program manager at Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever, Ashley is working to conserve upland bird habitat and recruit and retain new hunters. She introduces us to a new film series called How to Hunt Upland Birds, and also tells us about the Hunter Mentor pledge, which has some sweet prizes attached to it this year. (Pssst... want more bird stuff? Check out past episodes with the grouse lady, Ashley Peters, and an episode on bobwhite quail with Brittney Viers.) 2:00 Wingshooting in wild weather - an Artemis event goes on undeterred 6:00 New town, new job, new childcare... but same passions 8:00 Deerhide in the freezer = endless possibilities 10:00 Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever - working to put more birds on the ground through habitat conservation 11:00 Minority Outdoor Alliance 14:00 Getting into upland bird hunting behind a dog named Rocky in high school 17:00 Road trip adventures with a bird dog buddy (in this case, a pudelpointer nicknamed Leo) 20:00 Registered dog names that make a statement 23:00 The thrill of finding quail in unlikely places 25:00 Steep decline in quail habitat with the rise of mechanization in agriculture 30:00 Development and suburban sprawl is a huge threat to upland bird habitat 32:00 How to Hunt Upland Birds course, like 'upland bird hunting for Netflix,' filmed and produced by Modern Carnivore 39:00 The video series portrays a variety of hunters, hunting cultures, and birds 41:00 Hunting with babies and kids - do what works for you 44:00 "Approaching hunting in the way that felt right for me was a revelation that's been valuable moving forward." 47:00 From the Artemis archives on hunting while pregnant and/or with kids: Motherhood and Traditional Bow Hunting with Beka Garris; Melody Haege on Traditional Bow Hunting with Kids; and Hunting While Pregnant with Emily Ledergerber and Kyla West 49:00 Access is a big barrier for new hunters (or new-to-a-place hunters), especially in states with lots of private land 51:00 "What if there was a lease that was all women? That would be cool" - introducing the private hunting lease in Tennessee that Ashley worked on and secured (with A LOT of sheer tenacity and letter-writing) 55:00 Food plots vs. baiting 59:00 Consider taking the Hunter Mentor Pledge at Pheasants Forever - take a new hunter in the field, snap a pic, and be entered to win a guided upland bird hunt for two Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Listen in as Ashley Peters tells her powerful story. She takes us on a journey of being raised in and out of shelters by a single mom, surviving cancer, and finding hope in the middle of it all. 

Listen in as Ashley Peters tells her powerful story. She takes us on a journey of being raised in and out of shelters by a single mom, surviving cancer, and finding hope in the middle of it all. 

Ashley Peters works at both The Ruffed Grouse Society and The American Woodcock Society -- groups that aim to preserve upland bird habitat across the country. Members of both groups are heavy on sporting tradition (cue the bird dog talk), and part of Ashley's job is to build bridges outside that arena. On this episode we talk about forest health, disturbance, people management, and the future of our forests.   We have a giveaway going for the month of November! It's from Prois, and we're giving away a full outfit -- a Trial Pack, Torai Pants, Torai Jacket, Cap, AND a Tintri 2.0 shirt!! Check out the Artemis Instagram or Facebook feeds for all the details on how to enter.   4:00 Crop-share/produce share arrangements 6:00 Combining fish/game with what's in season around us (even acorns) 9:00 Connect with Ashley @grouse.lady, or listen to her previous episode of the Artemis podcast 12:00 When do adult-onset hunters finally identify as just "hunters"... ? 14:00 The culture of sporting dogs is a source of camaraderie among grouse conservationists 15:00 The crop: A peek into what your grouse has been eating 19:00 Bird digestion 101: Sooo... what's the point of the crop?  25:00 Grouse rely on a mosaic of different forest types to hack it year round 28:00 Disturbance (logging, Rx fire) can be a boon to long-term forest health 32:00 It's more difficult to restore a species that's gone from a landscape than it is to prevent its demise 38:00 Conservation best practices are always changing, but how well we talk to each other will always be paramount 43:00 "Wildlife management is people management" 45:00 The Women's Forest Congress 49:00 All of us influence the future of our forests 53:00 Bird dogs make our forays into the forests more colorful 59:00 Pudelpointers as bird/family/companion dogs... zeroing in on your breed? Try a NAVHDA hunt test 1:05 Her Upland Grouse Camp 1:08 Upland hunting might be the most baby friendly

BHA Podcast & Blast, Ep. 142: Ashley Peters, communications director, Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock Society   Ashley Peters grew up in rural Iowa, in a landscape of cornfields and monoculture agriculture. Looking for a wilder and wider life, she found her way to U.S. Forest Service trail jobs in the Minnesota Boundary Waters and in Alaska, to a degree in communications, and to conservation work ranging from the gator-bellowing swamps of Louisiana to the woodcock and grouse popple of the upper Midwest. Hal and Ashley talk the deep engagement and beginners' mindset of adult-onset hunting and fishing, the challenges of finding one's way to one's passions, and the swiftly-changing world of conservation, climate, wildlife diversity, and the business of somehow communicating it all clearly to a sometimes skeptical and indifferent public.

Ashley Peters is the Director of Communications and Marketing for the Ruffed Grouse Society & American Woodcock Society. She's a conservationist, hunter, and outdoor advocate. Hosts Natalie Dillon and Travis Frank learn about her experience getting started hunting for ruffed grouse and woodcock. Plus, Ashley shares research-based insights regarding conservation and helpful tips for female hunters. Ashley's Intro to Grouse Hunting Article: https://projectupland.com/grouse-species/ruffed-grouse-hunting/a-basic-guide-on-how-to-hunt-ruffed-grouse-2/http://www.duenorthoutdoors.tv@nattieupnorth | @travis_t_frank | @duenorthoutdoorstvPresented by Sportsman's Guide (https://www.sportsmansguide.com/) & Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (https://www.dnr.state.mn.us)

Ashley Peters is the Director of Communications and Marketing for the Ruffed Grouse Society & American Woodcock Society. She's a conservationist, hunter, and outdoor advocate. Hosts Natalie Dillon and Travis Frank learn about her experience getting started hunting for ruffed grouse and woodcock. Plus, Ashley shares research-based insights regarding conservation and helpful tips for female hunters. Ashley's Intro to Grouse Hunting Article: https://projectupland.com/grouse-species/ruffed-grouse-hunting/a-basic-guide-on-how-to-hunt-ruffed-grouse-2/http://www.duenorthoutdoors.tv@nattieupnorth | @travis_t_frank | @duenorthoutdoorstvPresented by Kinetico Water Systems (https://www.kinetico.com/,) Sportsman's Guide (https://www.sportsmansguide.com/) & Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (https://www.dnr.state.mn.us)

This week we dive into disturbance ecology, looking at whole-forest health by zeroing in on the ruffed grouse. Grouse populations in some areas have experienced stark declines in recent decades. Some scientists call ruffed grouse a bellwether species -- what's good for the grouse is generally good for the forest. We talk about the difference between preservation and conservation, the mosaic make-up of healthy forests, and the potential of forests to be carbon sinks. 2:00 The Ruffed Grouse Society on Facebook - @RuffedGrouseSociety, Twitter  - @rgs_aws, Instagram - @ruffedgrousesociety   3:00 Artemis Tennessee Deer Camp… stay tuned for the full story! 4:30 Ashley Peters, @grouse.lady 6:00 R3 conference in Minnesota + other programs for getting women into hunting 7:00 Merry Grouse-mas! 10:00 “Glunting”… like glamping, but for hunting… “Glamor is relative” 12:00 In windy grouse hunting conditions it helps to use sight over scent 15:00 Grouse mating display & their bass-y drumming sound (OR, what European settlers puzzled over as some strange ghostly heartbeat of the land) 19:00 Grouse as a bellwether for whole forest health 20:00 “Conservation Is Behavior” 21:00 Ruffed grouse listed as a species of greatest concern in 19 states & a decline in diverse healthy forests 24:00 Healthy forests: A variety of age classes and species, which help bolster a forest's resilience against threats like pests, drought, fire, etc 28:00 In places with fragmented land ownership, conservation goals depend on collaboration 33:00 If all the public lands in the U.S. were lumped together, how would it compare (in size) to other countries of the world? ....[insert jeopardy music]... it'd be the TENTH (hypothetical) largest country in the world 35:00 Forest disturbances then and now; Disturbance-dependent species like grouse 40:00 Grouse stay in a relatively small proximity for most their lives compared to most birds 41:00 "Managing the landscape in a mosaic is the gold standard" 44:00 Healthy forests... "You can't just plant a bunch of trees and walk away" 48:00 Grouse are challenged by low-snow years... "We're not going to plant our way out of this problem" 50:00 Carbon programs to fund forest programs 54:00 The decline of grouse and woodcock has spurred RGS to change how it does conservation on the ground and added a sense of urgency to habitat improvement projects 57:00 Gene flow is limited for species who don't wander far from home 59:00 Woodcock - listed as a species of greatest conservation need 1:02 Recovering America's Wildlife Act  1:07 If you care about forests, do your research & learn as much as you can 1:10 Hunter and Angler's Guide to Climate Change 1:12 Join the Artemis community -- we have a Facebook group with great people and rich discussion, we have an awesome book club, and programs/events for female hunters (some online, some in person). If Artemis has meant something to you, please consider sharing it with a friend or making a donation

Ashley Peters, director of communications and marketing for the Ruffed Grouse and American Woodcock societies, compares grouse habitat and hunting opportunities across the Upper Midwest. (ruffedgrousesociety.or/) Floe International factory rep Chad Baker talks about the versatility of Floe's CargoMax and VersMax trailers and offers fall and winter maintenance advice for all cargo trailers. (floeintl.com) Our Northwoods correspondent Jonathan Small reports on his whitetail habitat work and the installation of his new Cuddeback cellular trail cam system in Bayfield County. (whitetailsanctuarysolutions.com, cuddeback.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, pro angler Duffy Kopf reports on the Capital City Chapter of Muskies Inc Fall Muskie Tournament, held October 16 on the Madison chain. (pappastradingpost.com, capitalcitymuskiesinc.org/fmt/)

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In this Roundtable Session episode we are talking with Ashley Peters with the Ruffed Grouse Society where she is their Communications and Marketing Director. Our topic is conservation and hunting advocacy, how it works, why it's important, and what you need to know to get started. Gear Tip: Hannah - Neutrogena Ultrasheer Sunscreen Ashley - Dovetail Workwear Pants and Orvis  Courtney - Eddie Bauer Down Vest --------------------------------------- Thank you to HerUpland Partner: Dakota283 - Use Promo Code 'HerUpland10' for 10% off

Ruffed Grouse Society director of communications and marketing Ashley Peters encourages women to try hunting grouse, woodcock and other upland game. (ruffedgrousesociety.org) Wendy Gehlhoff, director of Florence County Economic Development, invites listeners to explore Florence County this fall for some great grouse hunting, ATV trail riding, fishing and fall color tours. (exploreflorencecounty.com) Vorsheer chief growth officer Mark Mauzy offers advice to help make family camping trips more enjoyable for kids. (vorsheershop.com) In the Madison Outdoors Report, McFarland guide Ron Barefield reports fishing action is improving on the Wisconsin River, thanks to cooler weather. (pappastradingpost.com)

Ashley Peters is the Director of Communications and Marketing for the Ruffed Grouse Society & American Woodcock Society. She's a conservationist, newer hunter and carries some deep envy for anyone that owns a bird dog. We discuss the current state of Ruffed Grouse, American Woodcock and forest habitat. Along with the importance and best approach of mentoring, hunting essentials on a budget, and more!   The Bird Dog Babe Podcast is Presented By: Purina Pro Plan Boss Shotshell   7:15 Living in Minnesota 9:50 Growing up with conservation mindset 12:30 Bird Nerd Enthusiasts Unite 15:00 Getting started in hunting 25:45 Bird dog dreamin' 31:00 Role at Ruffed Grouse Society 36:10 Importance of public lands and forest management 38:45 Current state of Ruffed Grouse and Woodcock 41:15 West Nile Virus in Ruffed Grouse https://ruffedgrousesociety.org/west-nile-virus-in-ruffed-grouse-and-test-kit-how-to-video/ https://ruffedgrousesociety.org/the-scientific-impact-of-west-nile-on-ruffed-grouse/ 42:30 Success of The Great American Outdoors Act 44:00 Restoring Americas Wildlife Act 45:00 Replant Act 46:00 Wildfire forest management 48:30 Who are RGS members 51:10 How to become a member 53:50 What can we do to help 57:30 Montana Grouse 1:02:30 Mentoring 1:05:50 Essentials to hunt on a budget 1:13:50 Favorite gamebird recipe Connect with Ashley: Instagram and Twitter: @grouselady Facebook: Ashley J Peters --------------------------------------------------- Thank you to our Partners: Dakota283 Kennels (promo code birddogbabe for 10% discount) Syren: Shotguns for Women BigFrig: Coolers, Tumblers and Dry Boxes for Your Way of Life Support this podcast on Patreon Connect with Courtney Follow Bird Dog Babe: Instagram Facebook YouTube -------------------------------------------------

New Hunters at Grouse Camp 2020 - Part 2 I recently attended Grouse Camp 2020 in Eagle River, Wisconsin and got to talk with several new hunters. This is the second year that the Ruffed Grouse Society has held this event, and even though the heavens opened with a deluge of rain on Saturday evening a wonderful time was had by all. In this second set of conversations I talked with Alex and Delos Kohnhorst who went out hunting with Luke who was their mentor for the day. I also caught up with Mike and Dave Schwabe who are brothers that have hunted together for 30 years and are passionate about mentoring new hunters. And finally I talked with Jake Lindemann who is a new grouse hunter, and the founder of Chief Upland. I think you'll really enjoy these conversations! Subscribe to this podcast on the right side of the page to stay up-to-date and make sure you listen to Part 1 of this episode if you haven't done so already.     Alex Kohnhorst with his first American Woodcock Hunting mentors and brothers, Mike and Dave Schwabe Jake Lindemann, founder of Chief Upland Make sure you check out the Outdoor Feast Podcast by Modern Carnivore, and hosted by Todd Waldron. Todd had a recent conversation with Ashley Peters who is the new communications director for the Ruffed Grouse Society and Katie Burns who is an outdoors educator. You'll also want to check out HuntingCamp.LIVE (by Modern Carnivore). Our newly re-launched learning portal and active community of experienced and new hunters is where you'll find all the things you need to get started on your hunting journey. Stories from Grouse Camp 2020 on the Modern Carnivore PodcastClick To Tweet  

New Hunters at Grouse Camp 2020 - Part 1 I recently attended Grouse Camp 2020 in Eagle River, Wisconsin and got to talk with several new hunters. This is the second year that the Ruffed Grouse Society has held this event, and even though the heavens opened with a deluge of rain on Saturday evening a wonderful time was had by all. In this first set of interviews I talk with Simon Tiedge who is originally from Germany, and started hunting two years ago after moving to Minnesota. I also talked with Gino and Sarah Venditti who met in Pittsburgh and then got married after Gino served Sarah wild elk for the first time. They now live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and live an active outdoor lifestyle. The last interview is with Britton Seivert and John Wiesinger. John is Britton's father-in-law and he didn't start hunting until the age of 50, and Britton is the one who spurred him on to becoming a hunter. John is now an avid hunter, shooter, and soon-to-be owner of a hunting dog. I think you'll really enjoy these conversations! Subscribe to this podcast on the right side of the page to stay up-to-date and listen to Part 2 of this episode when it comes out.   Simon Tiedge and Shooter with Mark after the podcast at Grouse Camp 2020 Gino and Sarah Venditti live and active outdoor lifestyle in the upper peninsula of Michigan. It includes hunting, skiing, climbing and so much more. Britton Seivert and his father-in-law John Wiesinger on their first grouse hunt at Grouse Camp 2020.   Make sure you check out the Outdoor Feast Podcast by Modern Carnivore, and hosted by Todd Waldron. Todd had a recent conversation with Ashley Peters who is the new communications director for the Ruffed Grouse Society and Katie Burns who is an outdoors educator. You'll also want to check out HuntingCamp.LIVE (by Modern Carnivore). Our newly re-launched learning portal and active community of experienced and new hunters is where you'll find all the things you need to get started on your hunting journey. Stories from Grouse Camp 2020 on the Modern Carnivore PodcastClick To Tweet  

Ashley Peters is renowned for her huge smile and infectious love of bikes. I consider her one of the most incredible role models for women in leadership in sport and recreation in New Zealand. Since first learning to mountain bike fifteen years ago, she has set up multiple bike organisations in New Zealand, largely focused on helping others achieve independence. Ash is a PMBIA Mountain Bike 2 instructor and an NZOIA level 2 mountain biking assessor. In this episode we chat about the joys of biking and the positive things we’re seeing in the industry, including the development of New Zealand mountain bike qualifications. We discuss gender equality in sport and recreation, including strategies to increase female participation in outdoor recreation activities. We discuss the differences between competition and recreation and how these different styles play into long-term participation. Photo: Laurence Crossman-EmmsEpisode links:WORD

Katie Burns and Ashley Peters join Todd this week to talk about wild food and how to get people connected to the outdoors. Katie is an outdoor educator and bird conservationist from the Twin Cities area who focuses on outreach programs that expand participation, community and awareness. Ashley also lives in Minneapolis and recently joined the Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society as their Marketing & Communications Director. Katie shares her incredible story about how traveling abroad to places like Tuscany, Greece and Australia led to an appreciation and mindfulness around great food and the importance of how it is sourced.  She talks about how cooking and sharing wild food with Ashley and their friends has influenced her curiosity around hunting, angling and foraging. We talk about putting out "welcome mats" to new hunters and anglers, how to keep things fun, and Katie's thoughts and experiences with community-building in the outdoor space. Ashley talks about how her early career experience with the Conservation Corps shaped her outdoor leadership journey, the importance of taking a few steps back when introducing people to hunting and angling, why its important to thank your legislators and representatives when they deliver conservation wins, and more. The Outdoor Feast has @burns361 and @GrouseLady on the podcast this week. We're talking about wild food, connecting people to the outdoors, community-building and more Click To Tweet Are you interested in upland hunting, but not sure how to get started? Check out Modern Carnivore's Hunting Camp Live platform! Make sure you also check out the newest episode of the Modern Carnivore Podcast where Mark talks with Ben Jones who is the President and CEO of the Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society. Wild food.

Tony talks with conservationist and newly-minted hunter, Ashley J. Peters, about growing up Assemblies of God, saving birds during the week and shooting them on the weekend, a dad with cancer, St. Sigurd, Larry Norman vs. DC Talk, focusing on the things we can control and letting go of those we can't, and more. Find Ashley on social media at @ashjpeters.

Tony talks with conservationist and newly-minted hunter, Ashley J. Peters, about growing up Assemblies of God, saving birds during the week and shooting them on the weekend, a dad with cancer, St. Sigurd, Larry Norman vs. DC Talk, focusing on the things we can control and letting go of those we can't, and more. Find Ashley on social media at @ashjpeters.

"Your purpose is not a job or a platform. It's not something to find. It's something to uncover because your purpose has been placed in you by God. And it doesn't matter who rejects you, who says you're not good enough, they can't change the purpose of God that's in you. ✨ Nothing anyone says or does to you can change or cancel out God's purpose in you"~ Ashley Peters ✨ Tune in to hear Ashley unpack what it means to forgive others and THRIVE in Christ. ✨ Be sure to connect with her on Facebook at Ashley Peters or on Instagram at ap_songbird ✨ For more insight and strategies for how to grow and thrive spiritually, mentally, emotionally and relationally, come visit my blog at www.radhikacruz.com  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radhikacruz/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radhikacruz/support

Billy and Bob are in studio, they are joined over the phone by Denny Fletcher to talk Walleye fishing, Ashley Peters talks about steps to becoming a new hunter, Rob Drieslein discusses his panels at Pheasant Fest, Tackle Terry checks in, and Frankie Dusenka talks the latest in ice fishing.

Billy and Bob are in studio, they are joined over the phone by Denny Fletcher to talk Walleye fishing, Ashley Peters talks about steps to becoming a new hunter, Rob Drieslein discusses his panels at Pheasant Fest, Tackle Terry checks in, and Frankie Dusenka talks the latest in ice fishing.

Joe Carlson chats with senior Ashley Peters from St. Michael Albertville High School.

Audobon Communications Manager Ashley Peters joins us to talk about the perspective of someone new to hunting and fishing, why she's so passionate about conservation, what it's like to kayak with alligators and about her time camping and building trails in Alaska for a year. Curtis Blake from Haybale Heights on Devils Lake talks about […]

Iowa, Alaska, Louisiana and Minnesota: what do they all have in common? They’re all part of part of Ashley Peters’ journey into becoming an upland bird hunter. On this episode of the Project Upland Podcast, we explore the upland hunting story of Ashley Peters, communications manager for Audubon Minnesota. Want to learn more about about … The post #53 | Audubon and Upland Hunting with Ashley Peters – Project Upland Podcast appeared first on Project Upland.

This episode features Ashley Peters @thestylistabroad on Instagram. We talk about building your brand and the power of social media in the beauty industry. Rory’s journey over 25years later, his building process and the vision for Faded Dream Studios for the future. How to be independent and grow based on your own skills and goals. For more info on Ashley Peters visit www.thestylistabroad.com

In this third episode of the Modern Carnivore podcast I sit down with Land Tawny who is the President and CEO of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) and Ashley Peters who is a new hunter and member of BHA. Backcountry Hunters & Anglers is leading the fight to protect the public lands critical to the future of our democracy of hunting and the outdoor experience in the U.S. As an experienced conservationist, and new hunter, Ashley provides insights on what it means to be a hunter in today's culture, and the challenges and opportunities that go with it. Check out the links below for more details. Land Tawney from @Backcountry_H_A is on the Modern Carnivore PodcastClick To Tweet The Value Of Public Lands Land Tawney - President of BHA Ashley Peters on her first hunt Reference Links from Today's Podcast Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Website What is the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation? (Wikipedia) Theodore Roosevelt Association - Teddy Roosevelt, The Conservationist History of the Federal Duck Stamp (U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service) America's Public Lands: Origin, History, Future (Public Lands Foundation)  What Is The Pittman-Robertson Federal Aid In Wildlife Restoration Act? (Wikipedia) Cellular Agriculture: Growing Meat In A Lab Setting Why Listen to The Modern Carnivore Podcast? With all the podcasts out there why would you want to listen to this one? Well, if you're looking for a new adventure in the outdoors we've got some very interesting guests talking about topics related to honest food and wild adventures. Get ready to be entertained and enlightened on topics related to hunting, fishing, foraging...and more. Here are a couple other podcasts you may be interested in: Episode 2: Robyn Migliorini from Modern-Hunters.com shares her story of going from vegan to thoughtful hunter Episode 4: Cooking wild game well can be a daunting task for some, but not for Jamie Carlson and Jack Hennessy. These two experienced wild game cooks talk about everything from braising goose to grilling moose. Do you have a question that you'd like answered on the podcast, or an idea for an episode? Shoot us a note at info@modcarn.com. Subscribe to the Modern Carnivore Podast on iTunes and/or Stitcher. Please support the podcast by giving us honest feedback on iTunes or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you do like it, don't forget to tell your friends about it! Listen to new hunter @AshJPeters thoughts on conservation and learning to hunt.Click To Tweet If you enjoyed this podcast you may also like this video of why Modern Carnivore was created. Here's a transcript of today's Episode - Public Lands Intro: 00:11 Welcome to the Modern Carnivore Podcast, a guide for those interested in hearing more about hunting, fishing, and other paths to eating more responsibility. Now, here's your host, Mark Norquist. Mark: 00:21 Hello and welcome to this third episode of the Modern Carnivore Podcast.  I recently caught up with Land Tawny and Ashley Peters when I was down in Bentonville, Arkansas. Land is the President and CEO of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, a conservation organization focused on public land issues. And Ashley is both a member out of the Minnesota chapter of that organization. Uh, but most importantly she is a new hunter. Just started hunting a couple of years ago. So today's podcast, we talk about public lands and threats to them. And this is important because I think a lot of people don't realize that public lands in the US are truly the backbone of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation. And without getting into too much detail here, this model was formally articulated, to be honest just in the last couple of decades, but it's built off the attitudes in work of many people in the hunting and fishing community, going way back to the nineteenth century, there are seven tenants to it and the seventh one is about the democracy of hunting, which is really based on inspiration from the work that Ted...

In this second episode of the Modern Carnivore podcast I sit down with Robyn Migliorini who is a vegan turned hunter. Robyn and her husband Nick were strict vegetarians, and then vegans, until their bodies started giving feedback indicating that they weren't getting all the nutrients they needed in their diet. However, considering the idea of bringing meat back into their diet was difficult because they originally became vegetarians in part due to all the problems with "factory farming". As a result they started exploring the idea of becoming hunters and responsibly sourcing meat themselves. Robyn's story is very engaging and her perspectives and thoughtful considerations can be appreciated by all. Listen to this story of a vegan turned hunter on the Modern Carnivore Podcast.Click To Tweet Robyn Migliorini Robyn Migliorini Robyn on a scouting trip in the desert Robyn during her first big game hunt Reference Links from Today's Podcast Modern Hunters (Robyn's website) Books for People Considering Hunting (Including Tovar Cerulli's The Mindful Carnivore) Purchase The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History Of Four Meals by Michael Pollen (on Amazon) What is the Remington .25-06 referenced by Robyn? (Wikipedia) What is the .22 caliber mentioned in this podcast? (Wikipedia) Why Listen to The Modern Carnivore Podcast? With all the podcasts out there why would you want to listen to this one? Well, if you're looking for a new adventure in the outdoors we've got some very interesting guests talking about topics related to honest food and wild adventures. Get ready to be entertained and enlightened on topics related to hunting, fishing, foraging...and more. Here are just a couple of our upcoming podcasts: Episode 3: Land Tawney who is the President of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, and Ashley Peters who is a member of the organization in Minnesota join me for a conversation on conservation and public lands. We talk about why these two topics are so near and dear to the heart of hunters and anglers. Episode 4: Cooking wild game well can be a daunting task for some, but not for Jamie Carlson and Jack Hennessy. These two experienced wild game cooks talk about everything from braising goose to grilling moose. Do you have a question that you'd like answered on the podcast, or an idea for an episode? Shoot us a note at info@modcarn.com. Subscribe to the Modern Carnivore Podast on iTunes and/or Stitcher. Please support the podcast by giving us honest feedback on iTunes or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you do like it, don't forget to tell your friends about it! All the tofu in the world wouldn't make this craving go away. Robyn - Vegan turned Hunter on Modern Carnivore Podcast.Click To Tweet If you enjoyed this podcast you may also like this video of why Modern Carnivore was created. Here's a transcript of today's Episode - Vegan Turned Hunter Intro: 00:00:19 Welcome to the Modern Carnivore podcast, a guide for those interested in hearing more about hunting, fishing, and other paths to eating more responsibility. Now, here's your host, Mark Norquist. Mark : 00:00:29 Hello and welcome to this second episode of the Modern Carnivore podcast. Before we jump into today's topic, I just want to mention the website for Modern Carnivore, where we've just put some information up about events here in 2018 that are going to be held called the modern carnival or experienced. These half-day retreats are a way to really introduce people to the idea of hunting, fishing, and foraging as ways to get food on the table and people from different backgrounds and interests levels come to these events, but really have a great opportunity to ask questions and explore what this whole idea of getting outdoors and being responsible for your food source is all about. And so if that sounds interesting to you, go check out the events page at ModCarn.com/events. So today I am joined by Robyn Migliorini in today's discussion and Robyn's got a re...

Welcome to this first episode of the Modern Carnivore podcast! In it I share with you who some of our upcoming guests will be, and the type of topics we'll cover related to outdoor adventures and cooking wild food. We'll bring out new episodes of the podcast regularly so you can hear what's going on the world of food, hunting, fishing, foraging and other adventures. This is a great format to tell these stories and we hope you like it! And, if you do please tell your friends. Check out the Modern Carnivore Podcast with conversations about responsible eating and new outdoor adventures!Click To Tweet Why Listen to The Modern Carnivore Podcast? With all the podcasts out there why would you want to listen to this one? Well, if you're looking for a new adventure in the outdoors we've got some very interesting guests talking about topics related to honest food and wild adventures. Get ready to be entertained and enlightened on topics related to hunting, fishing, foraging...and more. Here are just a few of our upcoming podcasts: Episode 2: Robyn Migliorini from Modern-Hunters.com shares her story of going from vegan to thoughtful hunter Episode 3: Land Tawney who is the President of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, and Ashley Peters who is a member of the organization in Minnesota join me for a conversation on conservation and public lands. We talk about why these two topics are so near and dear to the heart of hunters and anglers. Episode 4: Cooking wild game well can be a daunting task for some, but not for Jamie Carlson and Jack Hennessy. These two experienced wild game cooks talk about everything from braising goose to grilling moose. Do you have a question that you'd like answered on the podcast, or an idea for an episode? Shoot us a note at info@modcarn.com. Subscribe to the Modern Carnivore Podast on iTunes and/or Stitcher. Please support the podcast by giving us honest feedback on iTunes or wherever you listen to the podcast. And if you do like it, don't forget to tell your friends about it! Check out the Modern Carnivore Podcast with conversations about responsible eating and new outdoor adventures! Click To Tweet If you enjoyed this podcast you may also like this video of why Modern Carnivore was created. Here's a transcript of today's Episode Intro: 00:09 Welcome to the Modern Carnivore podcast, a guide for those interested in hearing more about hunting, fishing, and other paths to eating more responsibly. Now, here's your host, Mark Norquist. Mark: 00:26 Hello everyone. My name is Mark Norquist. I am your host for the Modern Carnivore podcast and I'd like to welcome you to this first episode of...our podcast. Really excited about launching this and sharing with you the conversations and interviews we've had with some really interesting people and a lot that we have coming up as many that are known and some that we'll figure it out as we go forward. People like Robyn Migliorini, Robyn grew up in Boston. She was a Vegan, started backpacking in college and eventually transitioned into becoming a hunter and was self taught. She and her husband really figured it out by watching YouTube videos and other things to really familiarize themselves with hunting. So I've got a great conversation with Robyn where she shares this journey into the world of hunting. We've also got a, an interview with Land Tawny. Land is the president and CEO of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, which if you're not familiar with it, is an organization that is fighting to keep public lands in public hands. The whole public lands issue is becoming really interesting in last few years politically on a national level, and if you're getting into hunting and other outdoor activities, whether it's camping, hiking, or what have you, you're going to want to hear that episode and understand what's at stake and what organizations like it are doing. Land is a Montana native and has really dedicated his entire career to conservation.

Fergus Craig is joined by Paul Doolan and Dave Watson on the phone to discuss the loss to Spurs and the notable sending off. The Newcastle Natter is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. 'Bet £5 Get £20'. If you deposit £5, Ladbrokes will add another £20 to your account.You can get this offer by following the link at bet.newcastlepodcast.comNewcastlePodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers and Mike LeighEngineered by Joe MasonA Playback Media Productionplaybackmedia.co.uk Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fergus Craig is joined by Paul Doolan and Dave Watson on the phone to discuss the loss to Spurs and the notable sending off. The Newcastle Natter is backed for the season by Ladbrokes. 'Bet £5 Get £20'. If you deposit £5, Ladbrokes will add another £20 to your account. You can get this offer by following the link at bet.newcastlepodcast.com NewcastlePodcast.com Produced by Paul Myers and Mike Leigh Engineered by Joe Mason A Playback Media Production playbackmedia.co.uk

A special interview with the members of the all-female dance company, The Moving Architects, which is led by Movers & Shapers podcast host/producer, Artistic Director Erin Carlisle Norton. Hear from Caitlin Bailey, Maggie Beutner, Rachel Gill, Jenny Gram, Léla Groom, and Ashley Peters about their lives as 20-something dancers living, dancing, and working in the New York City dance scene. 

In Episode 5 of the Sunshine Parenting Podcast, I interview Jeff Cheley, the 4th generation director of Cheley Colorado Camps, a world-renowned summer camp founded in 1921 in Estes Park, Colorado, by Jeff's great-grandfather. Jeff is in his 18th year as director at Cheley and with his wife Erika is parenting three young sons. He has a business degree from the University of Texas, Austin, and serves in volunteer positions at the American Camp Association and with several Denver-based youth organizations. Jeff and I talked about camp, his family, and what he's learned about using the growth mindset. Jeff mentioned several books he's found helpful as both a camp director and father, including:           Jeff also mentioned the following organizations: All Pro Dad American Camp Association Want to listen to a previous episode of the Sunshine Parenting Podcast? Ep. 1: Raising Happiness with Christine Carter Ep. 2: 10 Friendship Skills Every Kid Needs Ep. 3: Raising Resilient, Independent Kids with Sara Kuljis Ep. 4: Giving Kids' Phones a Vacation with Ashley Peters

Ashley joins our host, Mike Harris, to discuss her work, what inspires her and life.   Don't miss this riveting conversation! To view Ashley's stunning work, visit us at www.contemporaryartgallerynline.com. Contemporary Art Gallery Online continues each month with their monthly art competitions.  Go to www.ContemporaryArtGalleryOnline.com, for details. If you are looking for gallery representation, visit  www.ContemporaryArtGalleryOnline.com and click on the Membership Tab, and follow the prompts.  And of course, if you are in the market to purchase art, visit us a www.ContemporaryArtGalleryOnline.com.