Podcasts about paddlers

Join us for an hour log chat on injury prevention and rehabilitation. Paddlers are unique athletes with quirks that are not fully understood by most medical professionals or trainers. Fortunately we were able to sit down with one for a great discussion!!

Don welcomes in President of Lafayette Kayak Club, Butch Ridgedell, to tell us about where he is paddling this morning as he scouts ahead of an upcoming tournament at the Coco Marina, a few other events on the calendar this Spring, and more!

This hour, Don opens up diving into field reports from the likes of Mike Gallo on what a drop shot is, how it works, and when you should be using it, a new face joins us for our Paddlers report as we welcome in Butch Ridgedell, who tells us all about what is going on in March, a Bad Boys tale involving girls, drugs, gators, and guns, the "Plastic Man" Ryan Lambert tells us all about his upcoming trip to the Bahamas and Angela Caruso tells us all about a lovely effort to help raise funds for a Louisiana angler!

Don calls up Eric Muhoberac, from the Louisiana Kayak Company, to discuss how the weather this week has been rough for paddlers of all types but don't fret, one of the foremost and highly anticipated tournaments of the year, the Minimalist Challenge, will be here before you know it, and a huge Snook discovery making waves in LA and MS!

Don is joined by Brendan Bayard from the BCKFC to detail the Minimalist Challenge just around the corner, what he and his family have been catching to welcome in the new year, and a new deal for any amateur kayakers looking to go pro!

Episode 458 ~ November 28, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics Two celebrities had their first kiss in a canoe and that led to 30 years of marriage 5 paddling tours you may want to check out if you are New Zealand bound Retired instructor helping keep paddlers in Lancaster Pennsylvania safe

Episode 458 ~ November 28, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics Two celebrities had their first kiss in a canoe and that led to 30 years of marriage 5 paddling tours you may want to check out if you are New Zealand bound Retired instructor helping keep paddlers in Lancaster Pennsylvania safe

Episode 457 ~ November 21, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics There is a push to separate paddlers from fishermen when it comes to water access in Georgia Cyril Derreumaux is gearing up for his trans-Atlantic paddle starting mid-December What kind of person are you when it comes to cleaning up your gear after a trip?

Episode 457 ~ November 21, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics There is a push to separate paddlers from fishermen when it comes to water access in Georgia Cyril Derreumaux is gearing up for his trans-Atlantic paddle starting mid-December What kind of person are you when it comes to cleaning up your gear after a trip?

In this episode of Training Chats with Aloha Athletics, Lindsey Tilton, the first female to complete the Great Alabama 650 on a stand-up paddleboard, shares her experiences and motivations. Lindsey was the third person to ever finish the race on a stand up paddle board, with the races first stand up finish in 2023, and the first female to do so. She describes the 650-mile race across Alabama, detailing the challenges she faced, including managing limited sleep, navigating different water conditions like rapids and an unpredictable open water bay crossing, and encountering wildlife such as alligators. Tilton talks about her mental and physical preparation, teamwork with her crew, and the inspiration behind attaching her effort to the cause of women's mental health. She emphasizes the importance of a supportive crew, the significance of mental strength, and the unexpected but impactful support she received from friends and followers. Her journey highlights themes of endurance, perseverance, and the impact of community and inspiration.In a remarkable display of endurance, determination, and resilience, Lindsey Tilton made history as the first female stand-up paddler to complete the grueling Alabama 650 race. Spanning 650 miles across Alabama's scenic waterways, this is the longest paddle race in the United States, pushing even the most seasoned paddlers to their limits.A Journey Beyond LimitsLindsey's journey began with a pull from within, an unexplainable drive to challenge herself in a race where no female had dared to enter on a stand up paddle board before. Her love for long-distance endurance sports and a commitment to raising awareness for women's mental health fueled her motivation. Having experienced anxiety during her college years and seen the impact of mental health struggles firsthand, Lindsey aimed to tie her incredible journey to a cause close to her heart.Race Conditions: More Than Just A PaddleThe Alabama 650 is not just a race; it's a test of physical and mental fortitude. Paddlers face a range of conditions—from calm, flat waters and the excitement of rapids to the daunting, unpredictable conditions of the Mobile Bay. Navigating these diverse water ways requires not only skill but also adaptability. This year's race brought an additional challenge with tropical storms bringing 25+ mile winds and a threat to disrupt the course.Overcoming Challenges with HeartLindsey's preparation was as much about mental resilience as physical readiness. Her approach included visualization, journaling, and strategic planning, allowing her to adapt to unexpected challenges along the way. The race demanded strategic pacing, and despite being in the back of the pack, Lindsey remained focused on her personal goal of finishing, rather than competing for placement. To her surprise she wound up placing second place female.Her physical endurance was complemented by the crucial support of her husband and crew, Jimmy, who managed the logistical and emotional demands of the race. Communication with friends and family back home through heartfelt letters and video messages provided an emotional boost, reminding her of the vast network of support that buoyed her efforts.Encountering Nature's Wild SideWildlife encounters were part and parcel of the Alabama 650's adventure, with alligators, snakes, and other local fauna sharing the waterways. While such encounters added an element of risk and fear, Lindsey's prepared mindset helped her navigate these moments with calm and composure.A Community EffortThe impact of the Alabama 650 extends beyond the personal accomplishments. It was a community effort that highlighted the support and encouragement of coaches, fellow paddlers, and the race organizers. Lindsey's achievement is a testament to what can be accomplished with passion, support, and determination.Inspiration for AllLindsey's historic journey serves as an inspiration for everyone, reflecting the idea that with determination and support, even the most daunting challenges can be overcome. Her completion of the Alabama 650 on a stand-up paddleboard is not just a personal victory; it's a beacon of hope, showing that boundaries can be broken and milestones achieved, one paddle stroke at a time.As Lindsey reflects on her journey, her story becomes a reminder that passion and perseverance are powerful forces, capable of creating not just personal success, but a ripple effect that inspires others to pursue their own extraordinary goals.Looking ForwardAs we celebrate Lindsey's incredible achievement, we eagerly anticipate what she will tackle next. Her journey across Alabama's rivers is more than a story of endurance; it's a narrative of courage, community, and the pursuit of something greater than oneself. Through her story, Lindsey Tilton has not only made history but has also laid the groundwork for future pioneers in stand-up paddleboarding and women's endurance sports. Tune into this episode of Training Chats with Aloha Athletics to hear her story.Connect with Training Chats Hosts@aloha.athletics@Earthgrownlindsey@Casey_Lynn_McCulloughEndless Aloha Challenge:

Episode 456 ~ November 14, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics Kevin Callan’s latest Explore Magazine article talks about his 5 top most useful gear picks for 2024. A trio of paraplegic paddlers took a 300km paddle down the Zambezi River. Accessibility has come a long way. A missing kayaker, a search party, and clues that […]

Episode 456 ~ November 14, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics Kevin Callan’s latest Explore Magazine article talks about his 5 top most useful gear picks for 2024. A trio of paraplegic paddlers took a 300km paddle down the Zambezi River. Accessibility has come a long way. A missing kayaker, a search party, and clues that […]

Chinese paddlers have dominated the World Table Tennis China Smash, claiming titles in both the men's and women's singles events.

Episode 449 ~ September 26, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics One term you don’t want to hear on a holiday to the Grand Canyon is “Death Cluster” The Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn is welcoming back paddlers after years of extensive industrial pollution The ‘Ghost’ project in Lancashire is a multi-sensory art experience

Episode 449 ~ September 26, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics One term you don’t want to hear on a holiday to the Grand Canyon is “Death Cluster” The Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn is welcoming back paddlers after years of extensive industrial pollution The ‘Ghost’ project in Lancashire is a multi-sensory art experience

This podcast episode is brought to you by the England Talent Programme where Daniel Thompson (Slalom Foundations and Support Lead) and Ciara Sampson (Volunteer Psychologist for the England Slalom Talent Programme) discuss the topic of purpose. In this podcast episode we'll discuss the importance of having a purpose, how this can help to set goals, the importance of having an athletic identity and the role that a coach and parent can play in this.  To download the transcript for this episode click here.

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Massey's has yet another Demo Day going on and Chris Holmes, pinch-hitting for Eric Muhoberac, joins Don to give us all the info we might need for that Demo Day, where you can grab a kayak and go snag some Red Snapper, Delacroix and Shell Beach could be the go-to spots for all you padders out there, and what is the easiest way to sign up for Ride the Bull coming up.

Episode 437 ~ July 4, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics How one man’s negative experience started a successful kayak business Do you have the skills to join a team looking to paddle the northern route of the Northwest Passage? Do you know the 3 basic principles of the Paddlers Code in the UK?

Episode 437 ~ July 4, 2024 Podcast Info / Topics How one man’s negative experience started a successful kayak business Do you have the skills to join a team looking to paddle the northern route of the Northwest Passage? Do you know the 3 basic principles of the Paddlers Code in the UK?

Bill, Rebecca and Ryan break down who you should be looking out for in this upcoming 2024 paddle season.

Don calls up Brendan Bayard from the BCKFC to talk about his recent win at the Trout challenge last weekend while the weather wanted to have a different story to tell, what strategy Brendan used to come out of the event on top, Paddle Palooza is just around the corner, and later today, Boats on the Bayou opens up!

Kayaking Nation has published its latest article covering The Difference between Kayak and a Canoe, which is aimed primarily at Kayakers, Paddlers. The article is available for viewing in full at https://kayakingnation.com/when-is-a-kayak-preferable-to-a-canoe-and-when-is-a-canoe-preferable-to-a-kayak/ Kayaking Nation City: Austin Address: 16238 Highway 620 N. Suite F-104 Austin, TX 78717 Website https://kayakingnation.com/ Phone +1 888 831 0492 Email info@kayakingnation.com

Today on THE ROCK FIGHT (an outdoor podcast that aims for the head) Colin and Justin Housman talk through the following headlines to come out of the outdoor industry and community from the past week. Historic paddlers, the Arctic Cowboys were charged with illegally staying on a protected island during their successful 2023 attempt to kayak the Northwest Passage (05:20)Strava's Year In Sport Report shows that Gen Z's active behaviors vary greatly from those who came before them. (14:05)Justin weighs in on California's late December historic swell (26:02)They also respond to listener feedback and answer the question featured in America's favorite podcast segment, What Is Justin Doing This Weekend?!Please follow and subscribe to THE ROCK FIGHT and give us a 5 star rating wherever you get your podcasts.Have a question or comment for a future mailbag episode? Send it to myrockfight@gmail.com or send a message on Instagram or Threads.Subscribe to Adventure Journal to get more Justin Housman in your life.Subscribe to Here and There for more Kyle Frost in your life.Check out Long Weekend Coffee for the best cup of coffee for your next adventure. Be sure to enter promo code 'rock10' at checkout to receive 10% off of your first order. Thanks for listening! THE ROCK FIGHT is a production of Rock Fight, LLC.

Episode 408 ~ December 14, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics A Minnesota town has come up with a unique way to attract police officers Ever wonder what happens after a dam is removed and the river is allowed to return to what it was 200 years previous? There are a few shark deterrents for paddlers […]

Expert paddler Devin Brown takes over We Do This For Fun to lead a conversation with her pal and fellow river enthusiast Scott Miller. Far from your average paddling conversation, this is about the adventure towards setting records, world records in fact. Scott led the team who set the 2023 Mississippi Speed Record (the record is recognized by the Guinness World Records under the title “Fastest Time to Row the Length of the Mississippi River by a Team”). Devon gets the dirt on traveling 2300 miles in less than 17 days by canoe, learns about his team of angels and how his pursuit of the record was a move “towards joy”.Scott shares the best place to paddle (the answer might surprise you) and tips for Devin as she pursues her dream of being the first African American woman on record to paddle the Mississippi source to sea. These endeavors not only take an enormous number of hours of training and planning, but a lot of fundraising. We Do This For Fun is dedicated to helping Devin reach this goal. Won't you help? Go Fund Me for Devin: https://www.gofundme.com/f/get-er-down-the-riverFollow Scott: @mississippispeedrecordhttps://www.mississippispeedrecord.com/Watch for the forthcoming documentary on the trip. Scott organizes the incredible Two Paddle Kayak and Canoe Races (with something for experts and novices alike).Get June 7th-9th, 2024 on the calendar and follow @twopaddlesMN on Facebook for updates.Two Paddles Races:https://twopaddles.org/Follow Devin: @afrodiskayakScott suggested, Will to Wild, a book by @ShelbyStanger (who seems like a person we all need to know!).

Episode 408 ~ December 14, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics A Minnesota town has come up with a unique way to attract police officers Ever wonder what happens after a dam is removed and the river is allowed to return to what it was 200 years previous? There are a few shark deterrents for paddlers […]

Don is joined by Eric Muhoberac, Louisiana kayak angler, to discuss dealing with foggy conditions as a paddler, getting ready for the Minimalist Challenge in a few weeks, live scopes being used on kayaks, and guided trips as the perfect Christmas gift.

Don is looking out for all Paddlers out there and none other than Eric Muhoberac is here to help us take a look at what is new over at Massey's, the Minimalist Challenge is shaping up to kick off the BCKFC 2024 Championship series, and a few spots that Eric has found for all you paddler's out there.

Don is in search of all things kayaks and who else but Eric Muhoberac to help paint a picture about what is happening over at Massey's, some need-to-know info regarding the upcoming BCKFC Championship, and has the new strip of land in Plaquemines been a hot spot for kayakers, and how Eric takes his gumbo.

Anna Judge and Louisa Matthew realize they live in an ageist and sexist society — but, with generous spirits, they are paddling against the current.The mother-daughter duo together coach a crew of dragon boat paddlers.Matthew, the mother, is an art professor at Union College. Judge, her daughter, is a certified personal trainer who led her mother into the sport.“A dragon boat is a 40-foot long, very narrow racing boat,” explains Matthew in this week's Enterprise podcast. “That became standardized in the 20th Century but it's based on a thousands-year-old Chinese tradition of racing the big rivers in China.”A dragon boat has 20 paddlers, two to a seat, with a person in the stern who steers and a person in the bow signaling directions, traditionally by drumming.“It's the national sport of China,” said Judge “so it's quite big in Asia and has subsequently spread to Australia, New Zealand, and Europe.”It came to the United States through Canada, she said, citing the work of a doctor in British Columbia who changed prevailing medical opinion on exercise for breast-cancer survivors. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*explicit language* because we interviewed cheance Adair and learned "what the f*ckity f*ck was (she) thinking" while doing the Yukon River Quest. It is an annual marathon paddling race - 444 miles!! Paddlers come from around the world to test their endurance, racing day and night to the Klondike on one of North America's great rivers. It's crazy. It's wild. cheance and her team came in THIRD overall and FIRST in the Voyager division with a final time of 47 hours and 36 minutes. We talk about everything...and we mean everything... We're honored to have cheance on the podcast, and she's someone we've ALWAYS looked up to and admired here in Southern California paddling. She's done amazing work in her community and the paddling community worldwide. Also, yes - it's cheance with a lower case "c". This episode was brought to you with support from ALOHA Collection Support the show

The CF community is a small one. It's made up of 40,000 people with the disease in the U.S.  When you add two parents to the mix that's 80,000 parents, then there are grandparents, siblings, Aunt and Uncles, friends and you get the picture. We have a small, tight knit community.Laura Bonnell thought it was important that the Bonnell Foundation reach out to volunteer for the Pipers Angels Crossing for CF event.  It was the weekend of June 23rd, 2023.  It's so important that we support one another.This podcast playfully shows the camaraderie and strength of our wonderful CF community. Travis Suit, the Founder of Piper's Angels is a sweet soul and the father of Piper who has CF.  Recently Travis discovered he has CF (and his two sisters do as well).  In 2017 Travis started the paddle event.  Paddlers start in Bimini, Bahamas, and land on the Beach in West Palm Beach.  It was an incredible evet to witness.Hats off to everyone who participated.  I have so many new friends and it was great to see people in person, finally.Thanks to Beth Vanstone (producer) who met me in West Palm Beach from the Toronto area. I could not have done it without you.  We really are very funny in this wonderful podcast (and in general).  Thanks to editor Jon Gay for putting this podcast together as I recorded it in short segments on my iPhone. The Bonnell Foundation website: https://thebonnellfoundation.orgBonnell Foundation email: thebonnellfoundation@gmail.comThanks to our sponsors:Vertex:  https://www.vrtx.comGenentech: https://www.gene.comViatris: https://www.viatris.com/en

CF in the family. ​Making it your life's purpose. Then The Crossing for cystic fibrosis, from the Bahamas to Florida was born. ​Travis' parents didn't know they had three children with CF. When Travis's daughter Piper was always sick, CF didn't occur to him.   Then his sister LeeAnn was diagnosed with CF at age 40. ​Then another sister. And that's when Travis decided to have Piper tested, and then himself.  His story is almostunbelievable. ​You will find his journey inspiring, and once you hear about all he is doing for the CF community, you'll love him even more.The Crossing for Cystic Fibrosis​ raises funds for his Foundation. Paddlers travel the ocean from theBahamas to Florida. The programs  Travis Suit and his team have organized, help so many. Pipers Angels Foundation supports the CF community through their Urgent Financial Assistance program. This program supports people who are in need of medically necessary and time sensitive financial assistance. And many other programs you can find in our show notes. Pipers Angels has a famous advisory Board member who believes in what they do: Jimmy Buffet.It's time to dive into the life of Travis Suit. You're going to love this podcast. Thanks to Beth Vanstone for producing this podcast.The Bonnell Foundation website: https://thebonnellfoundation.orgBonnell Foundation email: thebonnellfoundation@gmail.comTo learn more about Piper's Angels: https://www.pipersangels.org/aboutThanks to our sponsors:Vertex:  https://www.vrtx.comGenentech: https://www.gene.comViatris: https://www.viatris.com/en 

Episode 376 ~ May 4, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics While some areas out west are worrying about too much water, the Grand Canyon is worrying about the dangers of too little water ISLE has created a new category of standup paddleboards with it’s new PRO series of boards Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources is […]

Episode 376 ~ May 4, 2023 Podcast Info / Topics While some areas out west are worrying about too much water, the Grand Canyon is worrying about the dangers of too little water ISLE has created a new category of standup paddleboards with it’s new PRO series of boards Indiana’s Department of Natural Resources is […]

Teen waka ama paddlers have their sights set on further glory, after the high school champs in Rotorua. More than 1500 tauira from across the motu paddled on Blue Lake for the first since 2021. Ashleigh McCaull spoke to some of them.

In this episode the cast breaks the 2nd half of the paddlers you should be keeping an eye on this upcoming season.

In this episode Bill, Kevin, Rebecca and Ryan break down some of their picks on what paddlers you should be on the lookout for in the upcoming season. This is only part 1 of this discussion so be sure to subscribe so you are notified when part 2 is released.

On this episode I'm joined by the hosts of the Paddlers Playbook, Drew Turner and Chris Lewis. The guys talk about how they got started with their podcast, what they're starving for. We also get to talk a little bit about saltwater kayak fishing tournaments. Dale Hollow Lodging- www.eastport.info Fantasy Kayak League- www.paddlenfin.com/fantasy Waypoint TV- https://waypointtv.com Patreon-https://www.patreon.com/paddlenfin Podcast & Website- www.paddlenfin.com YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/paddlenfin Email- paddlenfin@gmail.com Social Media- @paddlenfin Yak Gadget- www.yakgadget.com Pelican Professional- www.pelican.com Rocktown paddlesports - rocktownadventures.com JigMasters Jigs- https://jigmasters.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ironwoman, World Record Setter and smasher, surfski paddler and all around really awesome girl! This is the Bonnie Hancock episode! She took it upon herself to paddle around the CONTINENT of Australia on her Nordic Surfski - and all for bringing awareness and raising funds to a non-profit called Gotcha 4 Life.  We ask this Ultra-Endurance athlete: Why? What made you decide that this is what you were going to do? She answers. Bonnie dives into how long she paddled each day, her animal encounters (plural by the way), and other stories about her circumnavigation of 16,000km of the Australian coastline. We are so impressed by Bonnie and her accomplishments, including her recent world records, and her story has just begun. Did we mention she's only 32? Here are some Australian terms to help you along the way:Australian Saltwater Crocodile - the largest reptile known to man that will rip the paddle out of your hands and should be avoided at all costs. Meters - metric system measurement. So when she says the 'animal' is 100 meters in front of her.  It was 328 feet. So, thats cool. Bonnie Hancock WebsiteDonate to Bonnie's Gotcha 4 Life FundraiserSupport the show

This is your WORT local news for Wednesday, June 22. A busy day at the state capitol, as state lawmakers hold a special session to decide the fate of abortion access in Wisconsin,Paddlers ride down the Rock River in celebration of a 1,200 year old canoeHow Illinois is preparing to care for Wisconsinites with the fall of Roe,And in the second half, a rock and roll karate match, tragedy at the Henry Vilas Zoo in the 1960s, and the most comprehensive weather report on the airwaves.

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Somehow we got the episode numbers mixed up but rest assured, this IS in fact episode 122 and we ARE in fact talking about the debut LP from Iowa alt-rockers, The Paddlers! It's called "Ocean and Space" and the boys are ready to take a "dive" right in. Rad!

BONUS EPISODE: Paddler Vibe CheckThere were over 600 Paddlers at the Hanohano Ocean Challenge in San Diego on January 29, 2022. Dan van Dyck and his team are well-oiled machine and this race ran beautifully. Everyone had a great time hanging out until Sunset. We bugged some paddlers to check in on their races. Some bugged Will back. 

Don and Daughter Sherie broadcast from Haven, Kansas

I wanted to get her on the podcast as a tribute to her and her many accomplishments both on and off the water. In this episode we talk about how Julie's childhood, her connection to the water, her international travels and her very successful business, Sierra Rescue. Follow Sierra Rescue on Instagram & FacebookCheck out the Sierra Rescue Courses they offer on their websiteFollow Julie and her wife and amazing partner in crime Abigail Polsby on InstagramJulie's lifetime accomplishments include the first self-support riverboard trip down the Grand Canyon and co-owning Arctic River Journeys. She has been featured in such magazines as Outside, Paddlers, American Whitewater and Canoe and Kayak.Shoutouts from JulieMarty of Sierra MacBrice Whitmore (first guide was Martin Litton)Her dad was first safety kayaker for AZRAMarty, Chris and Steve GrovesRio TropicalesSteve Curry ExpeditionsBeth Rippins, Sue Norman, Juliet Starrett & Julie Munger (US RAFT TEAM)Paul  Nickolazo

Join me as I interview Tate Hieronymus of the Bluff Creek Project! Tate Hieronymus, is originally from Kansas City, MO, but ended up moving to Des Moines, IA which he adopted as his home. There, he grew up around music and played music most of his life. Iowa is where his interest in Sasquatch started, primarily with the Patterson Gimlin Film. Tate ended up moving to California where his Bigfoot research really took off. Tate eventually made it to Bluff Creek with his Dad and a couple friends. It wasn't until the second time he went, he accidentally ran into Tom Yamarone, Terry Smith and Cliff and Bobo from Finding Bigfoot. A few more times of going back up to Bluff Creek, around 2017, he ended up meeting the guys from the Bluff Creek Project and joining the group. Tate made a short documentary film about the BCP (Bluff Creek Project), and was able to get an interview of Bob Gimlin standing in front of the Big Tree that can be seen in the PG Film. It was a great addition to the film. The full interview is one of a kind, according to Daniel Perez, which per request had Tate write a little bit about that interview for the Bigfoot Times. Only 1 minute and 32 seconds are publicly available. The full 6 minute interview is not. The full interview can be seen at the North American Bigfoot Center in Boring, OR. In his time living in California, Tate was able to join the BFRO. Tate has had a few encounters as well. One in Bluff Creek and one in Southern California which he was able to obtain a thermal video. The thermal video will be released later this year (2021) in a new film he currently working on. Tate eventually moved back to Iowa where he started doing more music. He joined a band called The Paddlers, and became the guitar tech for a band called The Envy Corps. When COVID hit, and Tate suggested to BCP guys that they should all should start a podcast and that's when the Bluff Creek Project Podcast was made and Tate has been doing that since. Bluff Creek Project http://bluffcreekproject.blogspot.com/ Bluff Creek Film Project by Tate Hieronymus https://youtu.be/aYOsYNUuyzo

Join the guys for the good, bad and ugly from Season 1 of the show.