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The conversation with Joe Rhodes dives deep into the mission of the Kniestedt Foundation, which is dedicated to providing outdoor experiences for veterans. Rhodes shares his experiences attending HHAUSA events, scouting locations for future shoots, and balancing his passion for the outdoors with family life. He discusses his love for river hunting, the challenges of the MR340 paddle race, and the mental and physical grit it requires. The discussion shifts to the importance of men seeking adventure, pushing boundaries, and embracing challenges in a world designed for convenience. The Kniestedt Foundation's upcoming events include big-game hunts for veterans, emphasizing the camaraderie and healing power of the outdoors. Throughout, Rhodes emphasizes the value of organic conversations, the importance of sharing struggles, and how outdoor experiences forge resilience, purpose, and a sense of belonging. It's a powerful testament to the role of adventure in shaping character and community. Click here for More Information! https://linktr.ee/Bucks_Of_America_Podcast _ Please rate and review.

John Knippers is an accomplished SUP paddler who loves to test his limits. You may have ran into him at events such as the grueling Great Alabama 650, Last Paddler Standing, MR340 or exploring the Boundary Waters in the northernmost reaches of Minnesota. In his spare time, you can find him on the edge of a 100ft cliff in Oklahoma looking down at a beautiful river in front of his house or paddling on his SUP with his dogs. John even started his own race called the Grand River DAM Paddle. Check the links below and enjoy!Grand River DAM PaddleGreat Alabama 650John Knippers Facebook Page Support the show

Mark Fingerhut is a paddler and lover of big rivers. In 2019 he kayaked over 2,500 miles in 96 days completing a solo decent of the Missouri River in his custom built wooden kayak.We talk long distance paddling, micro adventures, canoe and kayak racing, MR340, Missouri and Mississip Rivers, Madison River Montana, hardest part is getting started, the people met along the way make the journey, Paddle Stop New Haven paddle shop, Missouri River Breaks, Lewis and Clark, Missouri River Paddlers Rendezvous, South Dakota paddling, Tow Head Steve, and more.Subscribe for more stories of adventureGuided Canoe Trips & more @ www.buffaloroamer.comFollow Will @Buffalo_RoamerBrought to you by:Fishell Paddles - Makers of Fine, Handcrafted Wooden Canoe PaddlesTry a Fishell paddle and FEEL the difference. Each paddle is handmade by Greg Fishell at his shop in Flagstaff, Arizona. Will uses a Ray Special model, and outfits all of his trips with Fishell Paddles as well. Use code WILL at checkout for a free paddle hanger w/ purchase of new paddle!SREgear.comSRE Outdoors is a Family Owned & Operated Outdoor Gear Shop in Black River Falls, Wisconsin. Great gear, great prices, unbeatable customer service. Use code WILL at checkout for 10% off your first order.Interested in advertising or partnering with Buffalo Roamer Outdoors? Contact Will here: buffaloroamer.com/contact

Have you ever found yourself at the crossroads of achievement and authenticity, weighed down by the pressures of perfection? Dr. Sariya Saabye joins me, Dr. John Gordon, for a heart-to-heart on her transformative leap into minimalism, rooted in the liberating practice of barefoot running. Her story is one of courage and revelation, shedding light on the struggles that accompany the pursuit of high achievement, such as the pervasive stress and the battle with disordered eating that many of us face. Sariya's personal evolution is a beacon for anyone seeking profound change, illustrating the profound shifts that occur when we align with our innate capabilities and step away from societal pressures.The quest for knowledge and the courage to challenge long-held beliefs can set us on an exhilarating path of self-improvement. My own experience with an audiobook that turned my running philosophy on its head exemplifies this transformative journey. It allowed me to realize the beauty in simplicity and the pitfalls of clinging to misinformation. Our dialogue paves the way for a deeper understanding of how remaining curious and open-minded can lead not only to our enrichment but also to the betterment of those around us. Join us as we share the pivotal moments that drive us to question our professional and personal convictions, and the joy of discovery that follows.For those ready to push the boundaries of their comfort zones, my insights from the MR340, the world's longest non-stop boat race, will resonate deeply. Adopting a minimalist leadership approach, I navigated this formidable challenge with minimal preparation, defying conventional wisdom and industry standards. Sariya and I explore the idea that greatness is not an exclusive club but a quality that lies within us all, waiting to be harnessed to conquer the 'reapers' we face. Our conversation will inspire you, equip you, and perhaps even alter the trajectory of your booking@sariyasaabye.comhttp://linkedin.com/in/dr-sariya-saabye-0557718aFearlessDentistryPodcast.comlinkedin.com/in/drjohnrgordonhttps://www.facebook.com/cosmeticdentist?mibextid=LQQJ4d

37-year-old, Professional Ultra-endurance Paddler and Coach, Jennifer Fratzke, won 2nd place solo female, and 9th overall out of 500+ competitors, in this year's MR340 ultra-endurance race, held on the Missouri River. Jennifer talks about her life and career, as a Professional paddler, Coach, and the sport of Ultra-endurance paddling.Outdoors People is broadcast live Wednesdays at 6PM ET.Outdoors People TV Show is viewed on Talk 4 TV (www.talk4tv.com).Outdoors People 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). Outdoors People Podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com), iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Pandora, Spotify, Audible, and over 100 other podcast outlets.

Haden Seidel from St Louis MO talks about his wild adventurist side on the podcast. He talks about the wild MR340 that got cut early this year due to crazy storms, talked about his various 100 mile races and ultrarunning, Ironmans, and his resilience learning how to ride a unicycle. Hayden has done it all and is still going. We even talked about his entrepreneurship with 3D printing and sustainability. Follow Hayden on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/haydenseidel8/ Follow Hayden on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hayden.seidel.1 Follow Hayden on Strava: https://www.strava.com/athletes/24678317?oq=Hayden%20s Support the Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/TheEnduranceHousePodcast Follow the podcast: https://www.instagram.com/theendurancehousepodcast/ or https://www.facebook.com/theendurancehousepodcast Join the podcast Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1350616692426509 Check out our producer and sponsor Bellflys Endurance Coaching: BellfysEndurancecoaching.com,  Jeff@bellflysendurancecoaching, or call/text 636-492-2808 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theendurancehouse/support

Join Dan Arbuckle from Headwaters Kayak and I as we talk story about my journey to the 2023 MR340 in a surf ski. The race was untimely called to an end at mile 244 for me and at other various spots on the river for 500 + paddlers. But the journey it took for me to get there was still the same!Enjoy.Support the show

As he enters his second term, Mayor Quinton Lucas is on a mission to lower gun violence in City — but there's only so much he can do. Plus: River Hawk Boat Shop in Lee's Summit is crafting sleek, state-of-the-art racing boats that are in demand for the MR340, a 340-mile river race that begins at Kaw Point.

Adventurist Andrew Wikstrom gave a fantastic race report on the MR340, that's Missouri River 340 Miles. This is a race from Kansas City to St. Charles Missouri down the Missouri River in a kayak, paddle board, or canoe. Info on the MR340: https://mr340.org Follow Adrew's adventures on FaceBook at:https://www.facebook.com/andrew.wikstrom.9 Find us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheEnduranceHousePodcast Facbook and Instagram: BellflysEnduranceCoaching Visit our sponsor and producer Bellflys Endurance Coaching: www.bellflysendurancecoaching.com

We are blessed here at HHAUSA to have some amazing partners, one of those being the Texas based Kniestedt Foundation. Started by James Kniestedt, a veteran of United States Army Special Forces, they work with both Veterans and those currently serving to get them in to the outdoors. The missions of our two organizations are the same and the time has finally come to take things to the next level in the new year.Project Manager Joe Rhodes has organized a highly successful sporting clays fundraiser for several years in the St. Louis area. On April 29th, 2023, the Oregon Sportsman's Club in Oregon Wisconsin will host a similar shoot with all proceeds going back to the Kniestedt Foundation. Historically holding only archery events, it made sense to team up with Rhodes and his expertise to bring further awareness to both of our programs and bring a new crowd to the HHAUSA family.Joe also talks about the continued success of the hunting trips they put on each fall as well as an upcoming bison hunt in the state of Wyoming. Gifted a coveted tag from a longtime donor, female Veteran Channing Spradling hopes to harvest a buffalo in January and we are eager to hear all about that hunt.Rhodes, a full-time teacher by day, discusses the grueling MR340, a cross state endurance race on the Missouri River spanning 340 miles. Completing the journey for a third straight year and raising funds for the foundation, Joe is still waiting for a partner to volunteer to make the trek with him again next summer.One of the best parts of our conversation was when Joe talked at length about his nights on the water, giving him the ability to unpack his thoughts his thoughts in the dark solitude. Coming back a changed and better man each time, I almost felt like I was with Joe as he shared what a meaningful experience it is along with his ever growing gratitude for all those who serve.   We wrap up chatting about how rewarding it is as civilians to work with the Veteran and First Responder community. I feel like I don't say it enough but it is truly a blessing to serve those who serve our country, protect our streets and keep our families safe. We owe a great debt to these men and women and are thankful for likeminded groups like the Kniestedt Foundation wanting to give back and make a difference.For more information, visit www.kniestedt.org and follow them on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.For more information about HHAUSA and how you can support our mission, visit www.hhausa.orgTo purchases HHAUSA hats, shirts, challenge coins and tumblers, visit www.hhasports.com

In this episode, I'm joined by a good friend of mine Sheral Devaughn. Sheral is a communication Strategist and voice talent, 3-time #1 rated Morning Show Radio Host, and Certified Specialist of Wine and Bourbon Professional. She also recently completed the MR340 (the world's longest nonstop kayak/canoe river race).Want to know how to succeed even if it means disrupting "the way things have always been" and being met with major resistance? Then this is the episode for youNot only that, but you'll learn communication secrets from Sheral that you've never heard anywhere else, and how extreme physical challenges provide countless parallels and lessons for the rest of your life.Inside This EpisodeWhy being authentic and unscripted are not the sameHow Sheral made her mark in a male-dominated industryHow to become a master communicatorThe 2 steps to finding happinessHow speaking and communicating are not usually the sameHow to join the conversation already going on in your listeners' headsHow Sheral completed a 340-mile kayak race with minimal experienceThe power of “one more”How to improve your life by removing “deadlines”Connect With SheralFollow Sheral On InstagramWant To Show Your Support?Leave A Review  On iTunesLeave A Review On AudibleConnect With BradleyBradley's InstagramSupport the showWant More Not Most People? Join The Not Most People Alliance Follow Not Most People On Instagram Subscribe & Turn On New Episode Notifications

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Brandon Butler and Nathan “Shags” McLeod sit down with Colin Anthony, owner and operator of Frontier Media Labs to talk about marketing outdoor products. Frontier Media is a full service marketing agency servicing local, national, and international Clients. We reach, influence, and activate our Client's customers and potential customers through data-driven marketing techniques.For More Info:https://frontiermedialabs.com/https://www.facebook.com/FrontierMediaLLChttps://www.instagram.com/frontiermedialabs/Special Thanks To CZ-USA:https://cz-usa.com/Special Thanks To Living The Dream Properties:https://livingthedreamland.com/Special Thanks To Hunting Works For Missouri:https://huntingworksformo.com/Special Thanks To Mongo Attachments:https://www.mongoattachments.com/Special Thanks To Scenic Rivers Taxidermy:http://www.scenicriverstaxidermy.com/Connect with Driftwood Outdoors:https://www.facebook.com/DriftwoodOutdoors/https://www.instagram.com/driftwoodoutdoors/Email:info@driftwoodoutdoors.com

Matthew, who also goes by Matt, Skrobee, and a whole lot of other things, is a friend of the podcast and an overall interesting man. He describes himself as a “jack of all trades, master of none.” Although he attributes the risks he takes to his attention deficit (ADHD), we think his many hobbies make Matthew and his stories extraordinary. In this journey you'll hear about Matt's childhood, his career path, family, and child raising advice. You'll hear about some unique experiences including falconry and a recent 340 mile kayak race Matt and a friend finished - all without Matthew ever having kayaked in his life! Tell us  what inspired you about this episode. Share with a friend. Post on social media or email us: podcast@sarahgood.com.**Discover more about our guestsFollow Matthew on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skroblus**Favorite quotes from the episode“Out of [my] ADHD Tendencies I'm not very good at being committed to anything. I'm good at being committed to a lot of things.”“Everybody finds outlets for which they spend their free time.”“In my head I had to think ‘we're going to do this to win' because I wanted to experience the idea of racing, not just doing this [race] leisurely.”“I think everybody's wired to experience different things.““If you could just find a small avenue to get out of your comfort zone… the personal growth that I've experienced - and the life joys - I mean, God put me on this planet to enjoy it.”“I have habits. I have problems. I have victories. I have defeats. But at the end of the day I'm never defined by those.““Behind every front door there's a different story.”“Behind every kid's eyes there's a different brain.”“Behind every kid's voice or non-voice there's a story that they want to tell you.”**Fun things from the episodeMR340: https://rivermiles.com/mr340/information/ Matt's MR340 results: http://raceowl.com/MR3402021/RaceSplits/19942Galatians 2:20: https://www.bible.com/bible/111/gal.2.20**View this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oMal-_4Z4BEShare your thoughts: podcast@sarahgood.comNow That's Something Good Podcast by Sarah Good is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0Show notes may contain affiliate links. This is at no extra cost to you but does help support telling more stories that bring more good. Now that is something good! Thank you for your kind support.

Founded by US Special Forces Veteran Jim Kniestedt, The Kniestedt Foundation was created to provide outdoor experiences and improve quality of life for our service men and women. Joe Rhodes is the event planner for this great organization but is also a key piece to the ongoing relationships that come out of the trips they put on each year. In this episode, he dives into the history of the foundation as well as sharing the impact and success stories that he is blessed to witness each season. Joe also talks about his recent trip down the Missouri River to raise money for Veterans on the MR340, a 340 mile endurance raise that was truly life changing for him and those he travelled with. We also talk of our shared passion for working with those who serve and have served our country and what others can do to get involved with our cause. 

Marc is on vacation this week, so Bo Matthews is with Ryan Conley, who just finished the MR340. Bo then speaks with Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshak on the ates in police news. Plus Carl gives some memories of ZZ Top's Dusty Hill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The MR340, a paddling race from Kansas City to St. Louis along the Missouri River, has a reputation for being not just difficult but crazy. After finishing last in 2020, one man is back for more—a real-life hero to "the average among us."

Brandon Butler and Nathan “Shags” McLeod talk with Brett Dufur the former Mayor of Rocheport, MO, a Missouri River kayaking guide and author of The Complete Katy Trail Guidebook. Topics discussed: History of the Katy Trail; floating the Missouri River, MR340 Race; Lewis and Clark in Missouri; Rails to Trails; home tattoos; river relief; guide books; Rock Island Trail; electric bicycles; naked bike rides; mystery bait bucket; gear review and more.Special Thanks to Fisher Space PenUse Promo Code: DRIFTWOOD for 20% offhttps://www.spacepen.com/For more info:http://www.pebblepublishing.com/http://mighty-mo.com/https://www.facebook.com/brett.dufur.7Connect with Driftwood Outdoors:https://www.facebook.com/DriftwoodOutdoors/https://www.instagram.com/driftwoodoutdoors/http://driftwoodoutdoors.com/category/podcasts/Email:info@driftwoodoutdoors.comSponsors:http://scenicriverwayproperties.com/https://www.masonleather.com/#/

Salli O’Donnell is an inspiring female athlete who grew up in Dotham, Alabama participating in the usual “free range” activities such as swimming, running, biking, gymnastics etc. She attended Auburn University as a gymnast, until she blew out her knee sophomore year. She then finished her undergraduate at Texas in Marine Biology and joined the Army National Guard. While military life was busy, Salli used running as her “go to” activity. She competed in her first and only marathon in Berlin in 1988, and then shifted to ultra-marathons. With a growing passion for mountain trail running, a knee replacement in 2010 led her to distance kayaking. In 2012, she competed in Watertribe’s North Carolina Challenge. ***In this episode, Salli and I talk story about her first ultra-distance paddling experience at the North Carolina Challenge and her adventures at Yukon 1000, MR340, and Great Alabama 650. We also discuss what it takes to compete and complete in these long distance races mentally, physically, technically and tactically. Interested in entering one of the races discussed in this episode? Visit these sites:www.yukon1000.orghttps://rivermiles.com (MR340) https://www.alabamascenicrivertrail.com/calendar/great-alabama-650/www.watertribe.com (North Carolina Challenge)MR340-Allowed 88 hours to complete it. 7 Mandatory checkpoints. Results: 2017-Salli completed this race 4th overall and 1st Female **HOLDS 2nd fastest time record female 44:06Overall Solo Course Records:Joe Mann record 36:39 Robyn Benincasa 38:41 AGE 42YUKON1000- Whitehorse Canada to Dalton Highway Bridge in Alaska just over the Arctic Circle. 10 DAYS to CompleteNo back-ups, no safety blanketsAbsolutely self-sufficientBraided and poorly mapped channelsResults: Salli O-Donnell and Paul Cox in 2018 took 5th overall in 7 days, 9 hours and 45 minutes. Course Records: Team Hendron and Team After the Gold Rush at 6 days, 2 hour, 11 minutes GREAT ALABAMA 650-12 entries in 2019 for the first year. Salli was the ONLY FEMALE SOLO ENTERED9 PortagesWeiss: No mandatory downtime (Mile 9)Neely Henry: 45 Minutes (Mile 88)Logan Martin: 45 Minutes (Mile 137)Lay: 30 Minutes (Mile 186)Mitchell: 30 Minutes (Mile 200)Jordan: 30 Minutes (Mile 218)Robert F. Henry: 30 Minutes (Mile 307)Millers Ferry: 30 Minutes (Mile 414)Claiborne: 45 Minutes (Mile 479)Article Mentioned:Smith, Sarah L. What It Takes To Be An Ultrarunner. Trail Runner Magazine, 10 May 2017, trailrunnermag.com/training/trail-tips/what-it-takes-to-be-an-ultrarunner.html Sara Lavender Smith's list of the top non-physical attributes for ultra-distance:1) Mental Toughness2) Patience3) Respect & Humility 4) Strategic Planning 5) Experience.

On this episode Jennifer discusses the MR340. A grueling 340 mile race across the State of Missouri, on the Missouri River. Competitors have 88 hours to complete this race, with 7 checkpoints and no mandatory layovers. She covers the logistic of the race, proper planning and what she experienced during her first Ultra Distance Canoe Race. Jennifer and her support crew learn what it takes to complete an event of this magnitude while rolling with the punches along the way. Race: MR340Where: MissouriWhen: Every year, unless nature decides otherwise. Distance: 340 MilesBoat Used: Kahele OC-1 by Puakea Designs (*custom kick-up rudder installed by John Puakea)Paddle: Kialoa Nutrition: Perpetuem by Hammer Nutrition, Apple sauce, baby food, corn on the cob, burger, chicken soup, dates, chocolate, almond butter. bananas.....yes i'm ashamed. **Placed 5th overall in the female solo division in 50:58 hours (under 51 hours haha)Hallucinations: Giant whirlpool, waterfalls ahead, mysterious boat disappearing (this really happened....I think), people in the bushes, racers in the distanceCheckpoints (Mandatory)Start: Kaw PointCP1 Lexington (50 miles)CP2 Waverly (23 miles)CP3 Glasgow (68 miles)CP4 Jeff City (82 miles)CP5 Hermann (46 miles)CP6 Klondike (42 miles)CP7 FINISH St Charles (27 miles)Noteworthy websites:www.rivermiles.comwww.puakeadesigns.comwww.kialoa.comwww.hammernutrition.com

Jennifer started her own podcast because she wanted to share her passion for ultra-distance paddle racing with others. She is deeply intrigued with the mental toughness it takes to endure these kind of events. This podcast will explore what we need to do reach our full mental potential. There are many wild things that happen when your alone out there and your body starts screaming at the mind for help. Jennifer wants to share the madness, fear, pain, and joy that her and her fellow athletes experience.Jennifer started paddling in 2010, and soon fell in love with long distance racing after competing in the Sea Paddle NYC. After years of racing for Focus SUP, KM SUP and Team Hobie Hawaii, she ultimately found her passion in ultra-distance. Jennifer shares how a meeting with an old friend, sparks her curiosity for ultra-distance racing, and enters the Missouri River 340 (MR340), On the next episode, with only 4 months to train, she will dive head first into how she prepared, endured and recovered from 340 miles of pure exhaustion, hallucinations and more. ***Please leave your comments, questions, and what you would like to hear on future episodes. Any feedback is good feedback! Aloha Races mentioned:SeaPaddle NYC. www.seapaddlenyc.orgYukon 1000 www.yukon1000.org MR340 https://rivermiles.com/mr340/ Website mentioned:www.rodpriceadventure.comConnect with Jennifer online at:E-mail: Jenniferfratzke@gmail.comInstagram: @PaddlefishsurfFacebook: www.facebook.com/jennifer.fratzke

This year a group of blinded veterans will be participating in the MR340. Steve is on the phone with Danny Wallace, an Army Veteran that was wounded in Iraq and heavily involved with the Blinded Veterans Association (BVA). Also on the call is Scott Mansker, Co-founder and race director for the Missouri River 340. For more information about the MR340, visit https://rivermiles.com

https://youtu.be/bScqVpHqt4k Dale Sanders, is a record holder, world-class champion spear fisherman, accomplished photographer, river trailblazer, godfather of river-angels, recreation and parks professional and the oldest person to have solo paddled the entire Mississippi River as well as the Appalachian Trail.   A surprise Birthday Party was held on the banks of the Mississippi River for Sanders less than a month after he began his Lake Itasca solo Source to Sea Mississippi River journey.  He had just turned 80. He finished the paddle in the Gulf of Mexico, on August 15, 2015, all 2,345 miles in 80 days, one day for each year of life. His customer chopped We-no-nah Canoe named “AnnA” was his sole means of transportation.   Sanders, also known as the Grey Beard Adventurer was recipient the acclaimed 2016 Canoe and Kayak Magazine’s Spirit of Adventure Award.  A prestigious honor given to the person(s) who most inspires others to pursue outdoor adventures. His Mississippi River Source to Sea paddle was the focus of this award. After completing the Mississippi River paddle he and teammates, also in record time, successfully paddle-boarded the MR340 human powered boat race across the State of Missouri, from Kansas City, Kansas to St. Louis.   On 26 October 2017 Dale completed a "Through Hiking" on the Appalachian Trail. At 82 years old he currently holds the record as the “Oldest Person” to ever hike this trail, which took him through 14 states in less than one year.  Some quotes from Dale related to his Appalachian Trail Adventure: “My thanks must go to my friends, family, and faith that God was with me each and every step of the 4,625,250 taken. I had just finished hiking 2190 miles and passed by all 165,000 white blazes. Emotions were running high. Now I must dedicate this hike to my wife Meriam Sanders. I love you with all my heart. Your support was crucial. Your love for God, me and family Meriam makes all things possible. The Appalachian Trail was just one of them.

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Episode 60 ~ April 5, 2017 Podcast Info / Topics REI Quarter Dome Air Hammock Salomon Techamphibian 3 sandals Misouris MR340 river race

Shane Perrin is a pioneer in long distance endurance SUP racing and holds the record for most still water miles paddled in 24 hours: 95.6 miles. Some of his other pioneer endurance races include: La Ruta Maya, The Texas Water Safari, and the MR340. We talk with Shane, live in Ireland where he is on vacation with his family, about Endurance SUP Racing, and why he does them. He also talks about... Read More

Blake Thornton and Victor Wickerhauser hold the MR340 record in the Stand Up Paddle Division of this grueling endurance race that snakes  340 miles across the state of Missouri.  How they did it is a combination of luck and preparedness and a testament to their friendship and dedication to the sport.  Blake’s unlikely history of Stand Up Paddle Racing just before the MR340 is an inspiration to others entering the sport and he... Read More