Podcasts about edge tv

Look, I’m not gonna sugarcoat it — life got in the way and we missed a week. But we’re back, and this one was worth the wait. Joe Epple is one of those guys who doesn’t fit neatly into a box. Retired professional football player. CFL veteran. Director of Business Development for Wild TV — Canada’s largest hunt and fish TV network. Co-host of The Edge, now in its 17th season. Father of two boys. Columbia blacktail hunter. Stone sheep chaser. A 6’8″ giant of a man who grew up in Squamish, British Columbia, hunting for meat and mushrooming in the rain just to make ends meet — and who somewhere along the way figured out that all those lessons in the wet coastal bush were actually building the foundation for everything that came after. This episode goes deep on what it really means to make the transition from professional athlete to serious hunter, and why the skills that make you elite in sports — goal-setting, resilience, the ability to learn from getting your ass kicked — translate directly to the mountains. Joe talks about growing up in a logging family that hunted out of necessity, not recreation. About being the fat, knock-kneed kid who nobody bet on, who started going to a rusty prison gym at 13 and never looked back. About how hunting blacktails in the miserable, soaking wet coastal bluffs of BC taught him to push through discomfort long before any football field did. We get into the mental game of hunting — specifically what it looks like when you’ve got 14-day fly-in stone sheep hunts on one end of the spectrum and a four-year-old who snaps every branch and asks to go back to the truck every five minutes on the other. How do you stay present? How do you keep the long game in mind when you’re sitting in the gutter on day 10 of a backcountry hunt wondering why you’re not home with your family? Joe’s got a framework for that, and it’s worth hearing. We talk about Kristen’s bear — a giant boar that’ll likely crack the top 15 all-time in the province. About Joe’s most-prized blacktail taken at 12 yards with a bow. About why archery hunting teaches you more about your weaknesses as a hunter than anything else. About what it’s like to hunt stone sheep as a resident in BC for a fraction of what nonresidents pay, and why he still hasn’t punched an archery tag on one. And about the pressure social media puts on new hunters to skip the learning curve entirely and shoot a 200-inch muley on their first trip out. Joe’s a straight shooter (pun intended), genuinely humble, and packed with perspective from both sides of the fence — the elite athlete world and the deep wilderness backcountry. This one’s got range. Turn it up. 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If you’re a watch guy and a hunter, this is the one you’ve been waiting for. Website: https://www.bridgerwatch.com?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss  |  Use code: TRO — Exclusive discount Timestamp Chapters 0:00 — Intro & Sponsor: onX Hunt 1:30 — Sponsor: Bridger Watch 3:00 — Welcome & catching up — the missed week, quick intros 5:30 — Joe’s roots: growing up in Squamish, BC — logging family, pine mushrooms, coastal blacktails 10:00 — Why Joe pursued athletics instead of the outdoors — the unlikely path to pro football 14:30 — The transition: retiring from pro sports and returning to his outdoor roots 17:00 — Joe’s current life — Director of Business Development at Wild TV, The Edge TV show 20:00 — Raising kids in the outdoors — Walker and Wyatt, making it fun vs. making it serious 26:30 — Cody’s excavator story — how to build positive associations with hunting for young kids 30:00 — Spring bear hunting as a family — dance parties in the mountains and Kristen’s record-book bear 36:00 — The fat kid with a doctor’s note — Joe’s aha moment at 13, the rusty gym, and building self-confidence 42:00 — Growing up with zero sports culture in the house — how a 6’8″ kid ended up at Washington State on a full ride 47:00 — Blacktail hunting as the foundation — why the gray ghost builds hunters who can do anything 51:00 — Joe’s most prized blacktail — the 12-yard bow shot, the branch deflection, and the bluff recovery 54:00 — The mental game of backcountry hunting — learning lessons on every trip, reframing failure 57:30 — Archery vs. rifle — why Joe hunts with a bow even when he doesn’t have to, and what it’s cost him 60:00 — Dream archery hunts, stone sheep with a bow, and where to find The Edge on Wild TV 3 Key Takeaways 1. The Outdoors Builds the Foundation — Not the Other Way Around Joe flipped the typical narrative. Most people assume athletic success leads to outdoor opportunity. For Joe, it was the blacktail hunts in the BC rain — the cold hands, the wet wool pants, the days you saw nothing and came back a prune — that built the grit that eventually carried him to pro football. The outdoors taught him to show up when it sucks, because the lesson is in the discomfort. If you’ve ever wondered why some people can push through brutal hunting conditions while others fold, this conversation gives you the answer: it’s not a hunting skill, it’s a life skill — and you build it long before you ever draw a tag. 2. Play the Long Game With Your Kids Joe and Cody both land in the same place on this one: the goal isn’t to turn your four-year-old into a stealthy, branch-free hunting machine. The goal is to make sure they ask to go again. Unlimited bubbly water. Bring the toy excavator. Let them jump on every frozen puddle. Have a dance party in the mountains before you sneak over the ridge. The association you build right now — “hunting is fun, hunting is where we laugh and eat good snacks and do dumb stuff together” — is worth more than any lesson you could drill into them about staying quiet. The discipline will come. The desire to be out there has to come first. 3. Stop Writing the Story Before It’s Over Two or three days without seeing an animal and most hunters start mentally packing it in. Joe’s been there on 14-day fly-in hunts when the wheels come off and you start questioning every decision. His counterintuitive advice: that’s the point. That’s the adventure. The highs wouldn’t mean what they mean without the lows, and things change in a moment — a bull materializes, a bear steps into the open, the hunt you’ve been grinding finally breaks your way. The story isn’t finished until you’re back in the truck. Stay in the field. Stay sharp. The last two days have a funny way of making up for everything that came before.

Raymod Gonzales was raised in a Christian home but had a prodigal son experiance after a time with substance abuse. In his 30's, he came back to the Lord and is now the CEO of United Christian Broadcasters Asia Pacific and Edge TV and Radio in the Philippines. Our Producer was recently in the Philippines and caught up with Raymond in Manila.

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A new MP3 sermon from Frontline Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Interview on EDGE TV Zambia Subtitle: TV Interviews with Dr. Hammond Speaker: Peter Hammond Broadcaster: Frontline Fellowship Event: TV Broadcast Date: 10/2/2024 Length: 46 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Frontline Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Interview on EDGE TV Zambia Subtitle: TV Interviews with Dr. Hammond Speaker: Peter Hammond Broadcaster: Frontline Fellowship Event: TV Broadcast Date: 10/2/2024 Length: 46 min.

Doug Sakmann was a truly special individual – a valued member of the Troma Team, friend, filmmaker, and shit disturber. Doug first joined Troma as a production assistant on Citizen Toxie, working his way up to an associate producer, and then going on to produce the Troma's Edge TV series while joining the company full-time as the Head of Production, a position he held until 2002 when he left to form his own production company Backseat Conceptions, which created the Punk Rock Holocaust film series in association with the Vans Warped Tour. Doug also produced and starred in the Kabukiman's Cocktail Corner web series, and he became synonymous with Sgt. Kabukiman, having portrayed the character far more times than anyone else. In addition, Doug was also a journeyman special effects artist, having created FX for everything from music videos to commercials to video games to TV shows and feature films, including the Return to Nuke 'Em High films and Shakespeare's Shitstorm.Doug tragically passed away on June 27, 2024 at just 43 years old. In July of 2023, we sat down with Doug for over two hours to talk about his time in Tromaville. The original intent was to use clips of the interview across various topics that we're covering on the show. In light of what's happened we've decided to air the full interview (mostly) uncut along with remembrances from some of his friends and colleagues. Please enjoy our look back with Doug on a very special episode of Talkin' Troma.Hosted by Zack Beins. Produced by Chris Lanphear for Loudspeaker Studios. Talkin' Troma Theme Music by J57 and Bald Halfwit. Special thanks to Liam Regan, Debbie Rochon, Lloyd Kaufman, Bjarni Tómasson, Tiffany Shepis, Chris Seaver, and Zac Amico.Connect with Zack:https://twitter.com/legolarryhttps://www.instagram.com/legolarry/Connect with Talkin' Troma:https://www.talkintroma.comhttps://twitter.com/talkintromahttps://www.youtube.com/@talkintromaConnect with Loudspeaker:https://twitter.com/heyloudspeakerhttps://www.facebook.com/heyloudspeakerhttps://www.instagram.com/heyloudspeakerTalkin' Troma is a listener-supported production of Loudspeaker Studios. Hear more great shows and commercial-free independent public radio at https://www.loudspeaker.org.

Kia ora Edge listener whānau, welcome to our show catchup podcast! If you missed us on-air, don't worry, all of our goodness gets compiled into one podcast for you, so you can listen whenever and wherever you want! Check out some of our fave parts of the show below: Sean had an "inconvenient" experience on Facebook Marketplace, but nothing compares to our listener pal losing $10,000! We found out that Intern Cousin Clara is actually a gamer... So we ask you listener pals if you have any weird hobbies. Sean took the old Edge TV studio couches when we moved buildings, so we take to the listener whanau to see who else stole stuff when they left their workplace. We sent Intern Cousin Clara to a bottle store pretending to be pregnant to see if she could still buy booze... PLUS HEAPS MORE! AND FIND US ON INSTAGRAM, Cause we are thirsty: Sharyn & Steph with Sean - @Edgeafternoons Sharyn @SharynCasey   Steph @stephmonksey Sean @seanhillyman Producer Arun @arunjamesbeard Cousin Clara @claracraigSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Ricky Brule for a conversation with Joe Eppele, co-host of The Edge TV Show on Wild TV. Joe grew up in a small logging town in British Columbia, hunting, fishing and foraging for table fare. After a successful career as a professional athlete, Joe was given an opportunity to host The Edge TV Show with fellow host Steve Ecklund, a previous guest on The Range Podcast. The boys at The Edge TV have been loyal users of Vapor Trail and Stokerized products for several years, and have fostered an amazing partnership with the brand. Ricky has an exciting announcement regarding the growth of the podcast. The Range Podcast can be found on all major platforms, including iTunes, Spotify and Google. Video versions of the podcast can also be found on the Vapor Trail YouTube Channel.  Enter Promo Code trp15 during checkout at www.vaportrailarchery.com to receive 15% off VTX Bowstrings and Branded Apparel. The Range Podcast is brought to you by Vapor Trail Archery and Stokerized Stabilizers. We are proud to be a part of the @sportsmens_empire network.  Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Ricky Brule for a conversation with Joe Eppele, co-host of The Edge TV Show on Wild TV. Joe grew up in a small logging town in British Columbia, hunting, fishing and foraging for table fare. After a successful career as a professional athlete, Joe was given an opportunity to host The Edge TV Show with fellow host Steve Ecklund, a previous guest on The Range Podcast. The boys at The Edge TV have been loyal users of Vapor Trail and Stokerized products for several years, and have fostered an amazing partnership with the brand. Ricky has an exciting announcement regarding the growth of the podcast.The Range Podcast can be found on all major platforms, including iTunes, Spotify and Google. Video versions of the podcast can also be found on the Vapor Trail YouTube Channel. Enter Promo Code trp15 during checkout at www.vaportrailarchery.com to receive 15% off VTX Bowstrings and Branded Apparel.The Range Podcast is brought to you by Vapor Trail Archery and Stokerized Stabilizers. We are proud to be a part of the @sportsmens_empire network. Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content!

Join Ricky Brule for a conversation with Joe Eppele, co-host of The Edge TV Show on Wild TV. Joe grew up in a small logging town in British Columbia, hunting, fishing and foraging for table fare. After a successful career as a professional athlete, Joe was given an opportunity to host The Edge TV Show with fellow host Steve Ecklund, a previous guest on The Range Podcast. The boys at The Edge TV have been loyal users of Vapor Trail and Stokerized products for several years, and have fostered an amazing partnership with the brand. Ricky has an exciting announcement regarding the growth of the podcast.The Range Podcast can be found on all major platforms, including iTunes, Spotify and Google. Video versions of the podcast can also be found on the Vapor Trail YouTube Channel. Enter Promo Code trp15 during checkout at www.vaportrailarchery.com to receive 15% off VTX Bowstrings and Branded Apparel.The Range Podcast is brought to you by Vapor Trail Archery and Stokerized Stabilizers. We are proud to be a part of the @sportsmens_empire network. Check out the Sportsmen's Empire Podcast Network for more relevant outdoor content!

On the show today Jayden shares an awkward moment, find out why Dan is all wound up & we chat to Steph before she makes her comedy debut tonight 7pm live on The Edge TV!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's podcast with Nickson, Steph and Eli - Nickson tells us how he cuts his nails while on the toilet! Have you ever ruined a surprise? And Steph gets a surprise of her own ahead of her comedy show tonight, live at 7pm on The Edge TV! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Ecklund, Host of Edge TV joins us on this week's episode. Among other things we discuss how traditional archery gear has reignited his love for spring bear as well as his stunning ressemblance to Red Green. Check his show out on Edge TV and an awesome cover photo for his gear here NLH Apparel Brought to you by; Black Widow Bows Sponsored by; The Footed Shaft Kifaru Intl. Backwoods Grind Coffee Company Selway Archery Way Point TV Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode Curt and Dev sit down with BC local passionate hunter Joe Eppelle. Joe is an ex professional football player and co host of the The Edge TV show. They chat about Joe's journey from pro sports to being a host on a popular hunting show. They talk about Joe's continual support of hunters rights in Canada and of course mountain hunting in BC. Be sure to tune in for a great listen!

On this episode of the Wilderness Locals Podcast our guest is Steve Ecklund. Steve is the host of Edge TV and has his own brand called Next Level Hunter. Steve is an accomplished Hunter and Archer! Great Guy If you want to support the podcast checkout our gear @ www.WildernessLocals.net  Enjoy the show folks! 

New Zealand no longer has a local music TV channel after MediaWorks took Edge TV off the screen last week.    Five years after promising ‘radio with pictures on steroids' it seems the effects have worn off.

Let's face it--everyone loses it sometimes. We all get mad. In fact, Mathew is still peeved about the Seahawks miraculous comeback against the Packers in the NFC playoffs a few years ago, and Steve can't get over the fact that the Steelers' Jesse James scored the winning touchdown against New England last December according to everyone but the idiots in the replay booth. Can you sense the forceful typing of the keys that typed that sentence?? Middle school and high school kids can set us off. Sometimes they have a gift for it. Sure, we love them, but even the best among us can be driven to the brink of a Hulk-like meltdown. We're human. So are they. They are sinners. So are we. It happens. Ever heard a parent say, "Don't make me pull this car over?" Well, Steve did it -- twice in one trip -- letting loose with a 20-minute barrage of scolding that still hangs over the parking lot of that Sheetz store somewhere in Virginia. Mathew has been known to slam not one, but two doors exiting the room and leaving his students alone to ponder their horrid behavior. maybe they were just ticked off because they were watching "Edge TV" on VHS? Anyway, he also once dropped the "F" bomb on a girl in the back of church on Sunday morning. Granted, he was "quoting her," but still... In this episode, we recount our tales of when we lost it with a student or two -- of the whole group. We share some of our "less than stellar" moments when our anger got the best of us. In the end, though, good things can come from our meltdowns. They give us an opportunity for humility and teachable moments. So listen in--and chill out--with our next episode, "When You (Almost) Lose It."