Podcasts about canoecopia

Join me as we navigate the vibrant atmosphere of Canoecopia, the world's largest paddle sports expo. Billed as the world's largest paddlesports expo, Canoecopia features more than 100,000 square feet of canoes, kayaks, kit, outfitters, everything you can imagine, plus more than 100 speakers on an incredible array of topics and I am honored to be one of those speakers. Thanks to Chris Hipgrave and the entire P&H Pyranha kayaks team for making space in their booth to record this episode, and of course for producing my favorite boats.  We've got a great lineup of guests for today's episode.  We'll hear from: Graham Mackereth, founder of Pyranha kayaks and owner of Pyranha and P&H Erika Rivers, Wilderness Inquiry, a non-profit dedicated to getting those of all ages and abilities into the wilderness Vincent Robichaud, founder of Trailtopia, shares how cooking meals for friends turned into cooking more meals for lots more friends Long time friend, Lenore Sobota, tells us about the return of one of the Great Lakes most revered events, Ladies of the Lakes Stig Larsson shares what's happening with the Paddlesports Trades Coalition and a new initiative to get more people on the water and, Darren Bush, the Chief Paddling Evangelist with Rutabaga Paddleports joins us to share his excitement for a great new event that I am personally excited about, Camp Rutabaga. The thumbnail image for today's episode is Darren Bush's annual tradition of gathering  with the crowd as the doors open and taking a selfie.  Canoecopia is so much more than a trade show. It's the friendships. It's a paddling family reunion of sorts. As we emerge from a long winter it's nice to get together with friends and talk about past and future adventures together.  It's things like this that remind you what a great community of paddlers we have around us. Thank you for being so much fun! As a reminder, if you're not already a subscriber to onlineseakayaking.com, James and Simon keep on adding to the menu. Visit onlineseakayaking.com and use the coupon code PTBPODCAST at checkout and you'll get 10% off up to 12 months of your subscription investment.   Enjoy today's episode from Canoecopia!

The Hudson Bay Girls is an all-female canoe team embarking on a groundbreaking expedition to paddle a historic Voyageur Fur Trading Route - a 1,200-mile journey from Lake Superior to Hudson Bay, Canada. The WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast met them at Canoecopia where they talked about their plans for the trip and their mission to raise awareness about the importance of environmental stewardship, outdoor education, and gender equality in outdoor spaces. Learn more at https://www.hudsonbaygirls.com/home

Episode 114 of the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast features wilderness stories recorded at Canoecopia 2024. We hear from winter adventurers Brad Friend (Miyagi Travel) and Cyndi Guffey (pictured). We also hear fond memories about wilderness travelers who have passed along a legacy of appreciation and knowledge about the wilderness, and are still inspiring others to visit the Boundary Waters. With thanks to Brad, Cyndi, Jeff Wadley and Dan Morgan for sharing your stories with all of us! And mark your calendars--the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast will be at Canoecopia in Madison, Wisconsin, March 7 through 9, 2025. Please find our booth in the exhibit hall lobby and say hello. We would love to hear your Boundary Waters stories and record them for future episodes.

This episode is packed with stories from the Wilderness! If you've ever wondered about the permit quota system and how that came to be, you'll want to hear Bill Hansen's interview with Jim Hulbert, one of the people who developed the very first "Visitor Distribution Program," back in the early 1970's. There's also a new segment of "Keep it Wild," which covers BWCAW "Fishing 101." And we've also gathered up a collection of critter stories from Canoecopia 2024. We hear about a wolf "greeter," being charged by a moose, a hungry bear story and what happens when mice attack. Thanks to everyone who shared your stories with WTIP for this diverse, fun and informative episode! (Photo courtesy of Jim Hulbert)

Today's episode was recorded from the show floor at the annual Canoecopia show in Madison, Wisconsin. Billed as the world's largest paddlesports expo, Canoecopia features more than 100,000 square feet of canoes, kayaks, kit, outfitters, everything you can imagine, plus more than 100 speakers on an incredible array of topics.  I am honored to be one of those speakers and it's one of my favorite events. Thanks to Chris Hipgrave and the entire P&H Pyranha kayaks team for making space in their booth to record this episode.  We've got a great lineup of guests for today's episode.  We'll hear from: Four time Olympian gold and bronze medalist Greg Barton sharing Olympic stories and what's new from Epic Kayaks Christy Kurtz from Paddle KC on what makes their club successful Chloe Machula from Rutabaga Paddlesports with an inside look into Canoecopia Bruce Furrer with Werner Paddles on the origins of Werner and where they are today David Bain with Pyranha Mouldings and we'll hear about the new lightweight sea kayaks and the new Reactr from Pyranha Danny Mongno from NRS talking about the culture of the company and their newest addition to the PFD world and Stig Larsson from Level Six on their new latex free drysuit As a reminder, if you're not already a subscriber to onlineseakayaking.com, James and Simon keep on adding to the menu. Their latest addition is on foraging.  Visit onlineseakayaking.com and use the coupon code PTBPODCAST at checkout and you'll get 10% off up to 12 months of your subscription investment.   Enjoy today's episode from Canoecopia!

The Boundary Waters Podcast attended Canoecopia in early March where we were able to connect with over 30 Wilderness travelers who shared stories and travel tips with us. In this episode we hear from four: Jolene Metcalf, Seth Taft, Gillian Fitzgerald and Monica Cofell. Thanks for traveling along with us! There is also a new segment of "Keep it Wild" about planning your early spring adventure in the BWCAW. Plus, a bonus from the archives! Photo courtesy of Seth Taft.

Colleen and Jonny popped by for a chat about all things cool/Kuehl.They backpack, hike, overland, canoe trip, long, short, whatever. They really just want to get out there. They'll do it any way that's available.They also have a wonderful channel on YouTube & host a fantastic livestream on Thursdays titled "Camping Couples" .  Occasionally it's Camping Bros. It's always a ton of fun with a lively chat amongst the guests!Listen to thoughts about backcountry meals,  their livestream, @Canoehound, 12 days of Christmas, overlanding, hiking.Information Hound = Colleen. :)Canoecopia. Quiet Adventures Symposium. They have been presenters at both!!!Logging roads. Memories for us and our family.Ontario. Michigan.Research, knowledge, go.https://www.youtube.com/c/kuehlkuesthttps://www.instagram.com/kuehlkuest/?hl=enhttps://m.facebook.com/pages/KUEHL-KUEST/105683885751468/?locale=hi_INSupport the showCONNECT WITH US AT SUPER GOOD CAMPING:EMAIL: hi@supergoodcamping.comWEBSITE: www.supergoodcamping.comYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqFDJbFJyJ5Y-NHhFseENsQINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/super_good_camping/TWITTER: https://twitter.com/SuperGoodCampinFACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SuperGoodCamping/ Support the show

We are coming to you today from one of our all-time favorite shows, Canoecopia, which is the world's largest paddlesports expo, held in Madison, Wisconsin. This event is 100,000 square feet of canoes, kayaks, kit, outfitters, everything you can imagine, plus more than 100 speakers on an incredible array of topics.  Thanks to Stig Larssen and the entire Level Six team for the use of their booth to record this episode.  Enjoy today's episode from the Canoecopia! Learn and Connect: Susan Conrad Wildly Inside Inside: One woman's journey through the Inside Passage Inside my Sea of Dreams: The adventures of Kami and Suz Books by Susan's inspiration, Audrey Sutherland Paddling North: A solo adventure along the Inside Passage Paddling My Own Canoe: A solo adventure along the coast of Molokai Paddling Hawaii Just Around the Pointe (Facebook) P&H Sea Kayaks P&H - the full carbon clear Cetus Pyranha EVO Little Bay Boards Level Six Paddlesports Trade Coalition Turning Point Boatworks Werner Paddles Isle Royale Families and Friends Association Rutabaga Canoecopia

Episode 370 ~ March 23, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics Mack Truax joined us at the Quiet Adventures Symposium to talk about the Northern Forest Canoe Trail There was lots to see and do at Canoecopia

Episode 370 ~ March 23, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics Mack Truax joined us at the Quiet Adventures Symposium to talk about the Northern Forest Canoe Trail There was lots to see and do at Canoecopia

Canoecopia 2023 took place in Madison, Wisc., from March 10-12. The WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast team was back for this year's paddling expo. In addition to posting up at their booth and talking with thousands of curious paddlers, hosts Joe Friedrichs and Matthew Baxley presented during Canoecopia this year. The podcast duo shared a presentation on how to document and share stories from a trip to the canoe-country wilderness. It was a busy scene at Canoecopia this year. In this episode, you'll hear from those who were involved and people who attended from all over the country.

For the first time in several years, there will be a park ranger at the Cache Bay Ranger Station in Quetico Provincial Park for the full season in 2023. Due to the pandemic and additional restrictions regarding Remote Area Border Crossing Permits, there has not been a full-time ranger at the island in Cache Bay since 2019. There was a ranger there for part of the paddling season in 2022. That means the last ranger to serve full-time at Cache Bay was Janice Matichuk, the longest serving ranger in the history of Quetico. Matichuk died from brain cancer in August 2020. Her voice has been featured many times on the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast. The story of her time in Quetico was shared by Boundary Waters Podcast host Joe Friedrichs in the book "Her Island." In this episode, the podcast team shares some of the 'Lost Files of Matichuk.' In the early stages of shaping "Her Island," Friedrichs and Matichuk recorded some 14 hours of audio. The clips shared today are the first in what will be a series of stories Matichuk shared about her time in Quetico. Topics range from the ethics of fishing to stories of being charged by a moose. Also featured in this episode is a preview to Canoecopia 2023! The world's largest paddling expo is from March 10-12 in Madison, Wisc. The WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast team will be back in Madison for this year's expo! Sharing information about the upcoming event is Chloe Machula, one of the event organizers for Canoecopia.

Wisconsin has more than 12,600 rivers and streams to paddle down. We talk about paddlesports and hear what's coming up at the annual Canoecopia event in Madison.

Scott Oeth is an outdoorsman, canoeist, and author of the website and community bullmoosepatrol.comWe talk all things canoeing, camping, canoe poling, Outdoor Expos, Maine Northwoods, Boundary Waters Canoe Area, Buffalo River Arkansas, Current River, the lost art of Canoe Poling, Green River Utah, Madison Wisconsin, Aldo Leopold, bushcraft, Canoecopia, Minnesota, and more. Find Scott on facebook @bullmoosepatrol or www.bullmoosepatrol.comNew episodes of Buffalo Roamer Outdoors the 1st and 3rd Friday of every month. Subscribe now.www.buffaloroamer.com

Today's episode takes us to Iceland to talk with Guðni Páll Viktorsson about his circumnavigation of the rugged Icelandic coastline. Thank you to a previous around Iceland guest, Veiga Gretarsdottir for connecting us. While Guðni Páll didn't go against the current like Veiga, he had some pretty harrowing times that you're going to hear about today. In the last three shows, we've been running our anniversary contest with listeners entering to win a $50 gift card from our good friends at Level Six.  The final winner in this program, from episode #56 at Canoecopia, is John Deignan. Congratulations John! Connect: Facebook Learn: Seakayakiceland.is Sea Kayak Iceland (Facebook) Sea Kayak Iceland Symposium Samhjálp (Homeless aid organization supported during the expedition)  

We went off on an adventure to Madison, WI where we explored Canoecopia at the Alliant Energy Center, Crema Cafe, Wonderstate Coffee, 5 Star Korean BBQ, Brothers Three, and more!  It was a cold day that called for coffee, hot chocolate, and our first taste of soju.  Guess who liked the soju, and who didn't.  We also discuss past Madison visits to the Henry Vilas Zoo, State Street, Museum of Contemporary Art, and The Curve diner.Intro/Outro music:  Spring Evening by Serge Quadrado is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. https://freemusicarchive.org/music/serge-quadrado/air-acoustic/spring-evening 

Canoecopia, the world's largest paddling expo, returned in 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic shut down the Madison, Wisc., based event in 2020. It was a virtual gathering in 2021. The WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast was back at Canoecopia this year. Old acquaintances surfaced from the crowd. New friends were made as well. It was a time of connection. This episode was recorded in its entirety at Canoecopia 2022. Special thanks to Aubrey from Redbudsuds, and Nashville musicians Caitlin Evanson and Jerry Vandiver, for sharing their music on this episode.

Welcome to today's episode of Paddling the Blue.  Today's episode is a special edition recorded live from Madison, Wisconsin at the world's largest paddlesports expo, Canoecopia.  This episode features five exhibitors from the show sharing what's happening with their companies, new products, and the industry. Darren Bush - Rutabaga Paddlesports/Canoecopia Stig Larson-Level Six Jeremy Vore-Red Leaf Designs Chris Hipgrave-Pyranha and P&H Kayaks Paul Gerten-Biolite Energy As a reminder from the last episode, we're running our anniversary contest again. Congratulations to Suprio Bhattachayra! You've won a $50 gift card from Level Six. Here's how you can win our next $50 gift card.  Listen to today's episode for this week's question and send us your answer. You need to get your answer in by Wednesday, March 23, 2022. I will announce the winner of this episode's Level Six gift card in episode 57 which releases on March 28, 2022. Enjoy today's episode from Canoecopia 2022! A big thank you to the team at Rutabagas Paddlesports for putting on a fantastic event!  

Season Two of A Podcast to Save the Boundary Waters launches Monday morning, March 14! Since the end of season one of this podcast, the Campaign has seen significant progress in the fight to protect the Boundary Waters from sulfide-ore copper mining. At the end of the last season, we were just heading into a 90-day comment period in which the Bureau of Land Management solicited public comments on the application to ban copper mining in the watershed of the Boundary Waters for 20 years. The Campaign and its partners helped to generate a record breaking quarter of a million comments in support of Boundary Waters protection. At the same time, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources hosted a 30-day comment period to solicit public input as it considers whether or not Minnesota's state mining rules are adequate to protect the Boundary Waters. Thank you to everyone who participated in these opportunities to speak up on behalf of the Wilderness! 2022 has seen this momentum continue - in January, the U.S. Department of Interior announced that it was canceling the two federal mineral leases held by Twin Metals in the watershed of the Boundary Waters. This move effectively kills the Twin Metals mine, as the company no longer has rights to any of the federal land or minerals on which their mine plan depends. In February, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's administration also announced that it would no longer consider the Twin Metals mine plan, and expressed concern over the proposed location of the mine's tailings facility. This year is the year of the Boundary Waters - a forever wilderness and a beloved canoe country. While we continue our efforts on advocating for the future of the Boundary Waters in court, Washington, D.C., St. Paul, and through legislation, we can't forget the tangible memories and moments formed year round that create our connections to this landscape. That's why in season two of A Podcast to Save the Boundary Waters, we head into the Boundary Waters for winter camping adventures. Again, Season two of A Podcast to Save the Boundary Waters launches Monday morning, March 14. Meanwhile, look for the Campaign to Save the Boundary Waters at Canoecopia in Madison, Wisconsin, this weekend! (March 11-13)

With permits now available for the 2022 paddling season in the Boundary Waters, it's time to start thinking about gear and trip planning. One place to do just that is Canoecopia in Madison, Wisconsin. Darren Bush, owner of Rutabaga Paddlesports in Madison, and organizer of canoeing expo Canoecopia, joins the podcast in this episode to talk about the return of an in-person event for 2022. The WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast attended the last in-person canoe expo in 2019. The pandemic has either shut down or let to virtual events the past two years. Learn about what to expect for Canoecopia 2022 in this episode of the podcast.

Episode 266 ~ March 18, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Ben Stacey joins us to talk about the Get Outside A Paddling Adventure television series we filmed on the Trent-Severn Waterway last August Sean bought some new gear John joins us to discuss the Safety Panel he moderated at the virtual Canoecopia show with Kevin […]

Episode 266 ~ March 18, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics Ben Stacey joins us to talk about the Get Outside A Paddling Adventure television series we filmed on the Trent-Severn Waterway last August Sean bought some new gear John joins us to discuss the Safety Panel he moderated at the virtual Canoecopia show with Kevin […]

Wilderness expert and outdoors writer, Kevin Callan, AKA “The Happy Camper,” joins us to talk about his recent presentation at the virtual “Quiet Adventure Symposium,” his presentation at the upcoming “Canoecopia 2021” virtual event, and other events that he'll be participating in this year. We'll also get an update about the spring and summer youth trips that he'll be leading, as well as projected release dates for the books he's currently writing.The Camping Show is broadcast live Wednesday's at 6PM ET.The Camping Show TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).The Camping Show Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).The Camping Show Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Canoecopia, the world's largest paddling exposition, typically boasts 250,000+ sq. ft. of kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards, equipment, & accessories, with 180+ seminars & clinics during the three-day event. This year, Canoecopia 2021 is going virtual on March 12th, 13th, & 14th, with 70+ exhibitors and 80+ presentations. Darren Bush, is the owner of Rutabaga Paddlesports in Madison, WI, which hosts the event. Darren and his staff join us to talk about this year's virtual Canoecopia 2021.The Camping Show is broadcast live Wednesday's at 6PM ET.The Camping Show TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).The Camping Show Radio Show is broadcast on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com).The Camping Show Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Episode 259 ~ January 28, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics There a few springtime events we like to attend but this year they are being held virtually. Quiet Adventure Symposium, Canoecopia, and the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show just to name a few A new spin on the hanging tent. The Opeongo Aerial A-1 is it […]

Episode 259 ~ January 28, 2021 Podcast Info / Topics There a few springtime events we like to attend but this year they are being held virtually. Quiet Adventure Symposium, Canoecopia, and the Toronto Outdoor Adventure Show just to name a few A new spin on the hanging tent. The Opeongo Aerial A-1 is it […]

A 'business trip' to the Boundary Waters is something many in the paddling community would jump at in an instant. However, finding a boss to support such a notion is likely the biggest obstacle for such a dream becoming reality. Well, apparently Aubrey Helmuth Miller is one cool boss. Aubrey is the founder of Redbudsuds, a small business in Ohio that specializes in selling 4-in-1 soap products. In August 2020, Aubrey and her team from Redbudsuds traveled to Ely for a ‘work retreat’ to the BWCA. Joe Friedrichs from the podcast traveled to Ely to talk with them following their trip. We’ve heard from Aubrey before on the podcast, when she played her banjo and shared stories at Canoecopia in 2019. In addition to being a BWCA guide for several years, Aubrey and Redbudsuds also give 50 percent of the sale of each Gunflint Peppermint shower bar they produce to help protect the BWCA. Learn more in this special short track of the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast…

Darren Bush, owner of Rutabaga Paddlesports in Madison, Wisconsin, and host of Canoecopia, "Worlds Largest Paddlesports Show" talks about the history of the show, what type of things that are featured at this 3-day event, and the series of events that prompted the decision to cancel the show for 2020 due to the CoVid 19 crisis. Darren emphasizes his passion for the outdoors, and reminises about how he came to be the owner of Rutabaga Paddlesports, after having grown up in California.

The WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast team was all set to return to Canoecopia 2020 in Madison, Wisc. However, the event – scheduled for March 13-15 – was canceled due to concerns about COVID-19, the coronavirus capturing headlines across the planet. With their plans cancelled, WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast hosts Matthew Baxley, Joe Friedrichs and Chelsea Lloyd brainstormed on what to do instead. It took nothing more than a few seconds of planning before it was agreed upon where they should go instead: The Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. In this episode, join the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast team as they go winter camping in the BWCA on the weekend that Canoecopia 2020 was scheduled to take place. Stopping by their camp near the Canadian border were other patrons who had their sights set on being at Canoecopia as well. It’s the 2020 ‘Canoecopia in the BWCA’ episode. Be certain to listen all the way to the end, as there is a surprise guest who makes an unplanned appearance.

I had the opportunity to sit down with Sutton Bacon and Darren Bush, the founders of Paddlesports Retailer and now, the Big Gear Show. This episode is co-produced by Verde Brand Communications, the leading source of multi-channel specialty brand communications, and SNEWS, the source for outdoor active lifestyle industry news.  This show is positioned for “Main Street, not Wall Street,” and invites hardgoods manufacturers (no apparel), from outdoor, bike and paddlesports for the first time ever. It makes sense, all of these categories of outdoor active lifestyle do share a shopper. But the Big Gear Show is disruptive and is - not surprisingly - inspiring a lot of direct conversation in the outdoor active lifestyle communities.  In this episode, you’ll get to hear straight from the founders why they believe so much in this audacious launch, why they’ve brought together outdoor and bike, why they’ve hired on two past trade show directors in bike and outdoor to lead the charge, and their take on the opportunity for specialty hardgoods manufacturers to endear today’s connected shopper. We also get into why Sutton and Darren believe that adding another trade show to an already-clogged calendar of regional shows, the Grassroots Outdoor Alliance shows, Eurobike, and the Outdoor Retailer show makes complete sense. The Big Gear Show is slated to launch this July in Salt Lake City and offers a chance for retailers, inventors, dreamers, big and small to connect with the north star, the shopper.  We invite you to listen to this episode with an open mind, and also, to please share it to build the conversation online. You can weigh in at the LinkedIn pages of SNEWS and Kristin Carpenter, the host of the Channel Mastery podcast and the founder/CEO of Verde Brand Communications.  Sutton Bacon is the former leader of the Natahala Outdoor Center, and the co-founder of Paddlesports Retailer with Darren Bush, who is the creator of the successful paddling-specific consumer event, Canoecopia, and the owner of specialty paddlesports retailer, Rutabaga.

It’s the last episode of season two for the WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast! Many great things are already in the works for season three starting in 2020, but this year ends with both a look back and a look forward in episode 24 of the podcast. Host Chelsea Lloyd talks with Nashville-based musician Jerry Vandiver about his love of the Boundary Waters. Jerry is a singer-songwriter who has done a number of songs about paddling over the years, including songs specific to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Jerry is also a regular attendee and performer at the annual Canoecopia event in Madison, Wisc. To wrap up this episode, Matthew Baxley from the podcast team talks with Darren Bush about the 2020 Canoecopia extravaganza. Darren is a key player and organizer of the annual paddling and gear expo. In this episode he talks about what to expect in 2020 and some of his favorite paddling memories from the Boundary Waters.

Episode 162 ~ March 21, 2019 Podcast Info / Topics Sean went to Canoecopia in Madison Wisconsin. Zach of Kokopelli Packrafts talks about the Rogue and how lightweight packrafting is. Harlan Schwartz of Red lake Outfitters discusses what they can do to help you have the best canoe trip in Woodland Caribou Provincial Park. Patrick […]

Episode 162 ~ March 21, 2019 Podcast Info / Topics Sean went to Canoecopia in Madison Wisconsin. Zach of Kokopelli Packrafts talks about the Rogue and how lightweight packrafting is. Harlan Schwartz of Red lake Outfitters discusses what they can do to help you have the best canoe trip in Woodland Caribou Provincial Park. Patrick […]

Welcome to Canoecopia! The WTIP Boundary Waters Podcast team take to the road for episode 15, with all the content coming directly from the paddling and outdoor gear expo held March 8-10 in Madison, Wisc. In this episode, podcasters Matthew Baxley and Joe Friedrichs speak with a variety of attendees who traveled from all across the country to attend the 2019 Canoecopia extravaganza. Guests include Joe Robinet, whose videos of camping in northwest Ontario have garnered him worldwide attention. Robinet has more than 1 million subscribers on his YouTube channel. Also featured in this episode is Aubrey Helmuth Miller of Redbudsuds, a soap company based in Canton, Ohio. Aubrey has a direct connection to the Boundary Waters, as does her business. Music in this episode, which was also recorded at Canoecopia, features tunes from Jerry Vandiver, Lacie Carpenter, Ashleigh Caudill and Aubrey Helmuth Miller.

Scott Oeth is the owner of Bull Moose Patrol, a Registered Maine Guide, a Jack Mountain Bushcraft School alumnus, a featured speaker at Canoecopia and the Outdoor Adventure Expo and a father of 3. Raised in Madison, Wisconsin and active in scouts, Scott lives with his family in the twin cities of Minnesota. In episode […]

In this episode Brian and Scott talk to Ethan Scheiwe of the Rutabaga Kayak shop located in Madison, WI. The boys explore the origins of the shop as well as Ethan walks us through the process of getting a "brand new" kayak fisherman into the right boat. Of course, the topic of pedal kayaks comes up as well as they find out more on the up-coming, massive, paddle event known as Canoecopia! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode 109 ~ March 15, 2018 Podcast Info / Topics Sean andDerek chat about a bunch of different topics from Canoecopia to SUP to Rapid media combining all the magazines into one big one Sean asks the question Who Was Oskar Speck? Explorers and adventurers have always been around and always will, but how you […]

Episode 109 ~ March 15, 2018 Podcast Info / Topics Sean andDerek chat about a bunch of different topics from Canoecopia to SUP to Rapid media combining all the magazines into one big one Sean asks the question Who Was Oskar Speck? Explorers and adventurers have always been around and always will, but how you […]

Join us for Part 2 of our Canoecopia coverage. We recap the show (very late at night) and we hear from a couple of the exhibitors around our booth. If you are inspired by hearing from Levi and Dave, head to www.savetheboundarywaters.org to learn more about saving the Boundary Waters Wilderness area. Check Northwinds Adventures out at https://northwindsadventures.com/ Thanks for tuning in!

It's time for Canoecopia 2018! Join us for a special 3 episode weekend. In this first part, I ask Todd to reflect on his and Carol's first Canoecopia as owners of TC Teardrops and compare that to their 9th show starting at 4 p.m. today! Stay tuned, tonight and Saturday night we will be releasing an episode where you can hear from some vendors/exhibitors and we will recap what we saw at the show that day.