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In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson speaks with Andrew McKean about his journey from a small-town newspaper editor to a prominent outdoor writer and conservation advocate. They discuss the allure of the American West, the evolution of outdoor magazines, and the current threats to public lands, including proposed legislation that could lead to significant land sales. McKean emphasizes the importance of public land for hunting and conservation, sharing insights on the implications of recent legislative actions. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Andrew McKean delve into the complexities surrounding public land sales, hunting opportunities, and the implications of budgetary decisions on land management. They discuss the value of public lands, the advocacy surrounding them, and the potential risks of selling these lands. The conversation highlights the importance of multiple uses of public lands, the economic implications for local communities, and the political dynamics at play. They emphasize the need for effective messaging to representatives regarding public land issues and the legislative processes that can impact these lands. Takeaways: Andrew McKean reflects on the joy of rain after a drought in Montana. His family history includes a connection to the Rough Riders and a legacy of moving west. The allure of the West is tied to hunting opportunities and public land access. Transitioning from newspaper work to outdoor writing allowed McKean to combine his passions. The digital age has transformed outdoor magazines, increasing content output but changing storytelling dynamics. Public lands are facing unprecedented threats, with significant land sales proposed in Congress. The proposed land sales include areas in Utah and Nevada, raising concerns about conservation and development. McKean highlights the importance of public input in land management decisions. The mining of public lands raises questions about economic benefits and environmental impacts. The conversation underscores the need for vigilance in protecting public lands. Public lands provide significant hunting opportunities and community benefits. The narrative around public land sales is often complicated and contentious. Budgetary concerns are driving some public land management decisions. The process for selling public lands should involve public input. Multiple uses of public lands should be recognized beyond hunting and fishing. Economic implications of public land sales affect local ranchers and communities. Wealthy individuals may seek to purchase public lands for investment. Political dynamics can influence the future of public land sales. Outdoorsmen in states with limited public lands should care about these issues. Effective messaging to representatives is crucial for public land advocacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson speaks with Andrew McKean about his journey from a small-town newspaper editor to a prominent outdoor writer and conservation advocate. They discuss the allure of the American West, the evolution of outdoor magazines, and the current threats to public lands, including proposed legislation that could lead to significant land sales. McKean emphasizes the importance of public land for hunting and conservation, sharing insights on the implications of recent legislative actions. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Andrew McKean delve into the complexities surrounding public land sales, hunting opportunities, and the implications of budgetary decisions on land management. They discuss the value of public lands, the advocacy surrounding them, and the potential risks of selling these lands. The conversation highlights the importance of multiple uses of public lands, the economic implications for local communities, and the political dynamics at play. They emphasize the need for effective messaging to representatives regarding public land issues and the legislative processes that can impact these lands. Takeaways: Andrew McKean reflects on the joy of rain after a drought in Montana. His family history includes a connection to the Rough Riders and a legacy of moving west. The allure of the West is tied to hunting opportunities and public land access. Transitioning from newspaper work to outdoor writing allowed McKean to combine his passions. The digital age has transformed outdoor magazines, increasing content output but changing storytelling dynamics. Public lands are facing unprecedented threats, with significant land sales proposed in Congress. The proposed land sales include areas in Utah and Nevada, raising concerns about conservation and development. McKean highlights the importance of public input in land management decisions. The mining of public lands raises questions about economic benefits and environmental impacts. The conversation underscores the need for vigilance in protecting public lands. Public lands provide significant hunting opportunities and community benefits. The narrative around public land sales is often complicated and contentious. Budgetary concerns are driving some public land management decisions. The process for selling public lands should involve public input. Multiple uses of public lands should be recognized beyond hunting and fishing. Economic implications of public land sales affect local ranchers and communities. Wealthy individuals may seek to purchase public lands for investment. Political dynamics can influence the future of public land sales. Outdoorsmen in states with limited public lands should care about these issues. Effective messaging to representatives is crucial for public land advocacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson speaks with Andrew McKean about his journey from a small-town newspaper editor to a prominent outdoor writer and conservation advocate. They discuss the allure of the American West, the evolution of outdoor magazines, and the current threats to public lands, including proposed legislation that could lead to significant land sales. McKean emphasizes the importance of public land for hunting and conservation, sharing insights on the implications of recent legislative actions. In this conversation, Dan Johnson and Andrew McKean delve into the complexities surrounding public land sales, hunting opportunities, and the implications of budgetary decisions on land management. They discuss the value of public lands, the advocacy surrounding them, and the potential risks of selling these lands. The conversation highlights the importance of multiple uses of public lands, the economic implications for local communities, and the political dynamics at play. They emphasize the need for effective messaging to representatives regarding public land issues and the legislative processes that can impact these lands.Takeaways:Andrew McKean reflects on the joy of rain after a drought in Montana.His family history includes a connection to the Rough Riders and a legacy of moving west.The allure of the West is tied to hunting opportunities and public land access.Transitioning from newspaper work to outdoor writing allowed McKean to combine his passions.The digital age has transformed outdoor magazines, increasing content output but changing storytelling dynamics.Public lands are facing unprecedented threats, with significant land sales proposed in Congress.The proposed land sales include areas in Utah and Nevada, raising concerns about conservation and development.McKean highlights the importance of public input in land management decisions.The mining of public lands raises questions about economic benefits and environmental impacts.The conversation underscores the need for vigilance in protecting public lands. Public lands provide significant hunting opportunities and community benefits.The narrative around public land sales is often complicated and contentious.Budgetary concerns are driving some public land management decisions.The process for selling public lands should involve public input.Multiple uses of public lands should be recognized beyond hunting and fishing.Economic implications of public land sales affect local ranchers and communities.Wealthy individuals may seek to purchase public lands for investment.Political dynamics can influence the future of public land sales.Outdoorsmen in states with limited public lands should care about these issues.Effective messaging to representatives is crucial for public land advocacy.

Maz and Sharky hosting for the Thursday Edition of the SportsCage. He'll be joined by Dave Thomas and Luc Mullinder live from the Red Zone Bar after Day 5 of Roughriders' Training Camp, Arash Madani breaking down NHL action, Glen Suitor CFL talk, and Cody Janzen on Saskatchewan Rush playoff run.

Barney Shynkaruk and Greg from Piffles Podcast are your hosts for the Wednesday Edition of the SportsCage. They'll be joined by Dave Thomas and Luc Mullinder live from the Red Zone Sports Bar after Day 4 of Roughriders' Training Camp. In Addition, the gang is joined by Blake Martiniuk of the Moosomin Steelhawks, Patrick Mayo on The Golf Sprinkling Experience, and of Course Eric Francis Wednesday NHL update.

Barney Shynkaruk is your host for the Tuesday Edition of the SportsCage. He'll be joined by Dave Thomas and Luc Mullinder live from the Red Zone Bar after Day 3 of Roughriders' Training Camp, Dustin Forbes talks WHL Final, Coast to Coast with Arash Madani, Press Coverage with Glen Suitor, and Voice of the Melfort Mustangs Ben Tompkins

It's Barney Shynkaruk and Kris Mazurak on your Monday Edition of the SportsCage. They'll check in with Dave Thomas and Luc Mullinder from Roughriders' Training Camp, and chat with our guests: Dave Pettigrew talks Riders' Kid Captains, Inside the NHL with Eric Francis, and Double Talk with Darian Durant.

Join Maz McFly and Dave Thomas on your Friday Edition of the SportsCage to talk Roughriders' Rookie Camp and more about your Regina Pats! Our guests include Regina Pats' 3rd overall pick Liam Pue, Ryan Swïtzer talks WHL Finals, TSN's Farhan Lalji, Press Coverage with Glen Suitor, and Regina Pats' 23rd overall pick Logan Henry.

That's right, Barney Shynkaruk and Sharky host your Wednesday Edition of the SportsCage. The Regina Pats make some moves in the WHL Prospects draft, and Dave Thomas brings updates from Day 1 of Roughriders' Rookie Camp. Our guests include Ken Wiebe of Winnipeg Free Press, Inside the NHL with Eric Francis, and Blackhawks' Scout Cal Filson live in-studio.

This week on the Black Rifle Coffee Podcast, Logan Stark sits down with Producer, Marine, and American history nerd Jack Mandaville to uncover the story behind Warpigs, the gritty, hilarious, and uniquely patriotic documentary inspired by Jack's time in the Marine Corps. From his Minnesota roots to his deployment mindset, Jack shares how war, humor, and a deep love for history shaped his worldview and creative voice. The two dive into everything from Teddy Roosevelt and the Rough Riders to post-deployment life, fatherhood, and why baseball still hits different. If you've ever wondered what happens when a Marine grabs a pen, this one's for you.

Join Barney Shynkaruk and Maz McFly on the Monday Edition of the SportsCage to recap a wild weekend in playoff sports! Our guests include Roughriders' GM Jeremy O'Day, Inside the NHL with Eric Francis, and Double Talk with Darian Durant.

Barney Shynkaruk and Brian Munz host your Thursday Edition of the SportsCage. Lots of CFL Draft, NHL Playoffs, Brooks & Dunn, and more! Our guests include Roughriders' Historian Rob Vanstone, Melfort Mustangs Head Coach Trevor Blevins, Coast to Coast with Arash Madani, Roughriders' 4th Round Pick Seth Hundeby, and Press Coverage with Glen Suitor live in studio!

Finish your week off right with Barney Shynkaruk on the Friday Edition of the SportsCage. It's a busy week in sports to recap, plus some legendary guests: Roughriders' Colour Analyst Luc Mullinder, Grey Cup Champion Kerry Joseph, Farhan Lalji talks CFL Draft and Stanley Cup Playoffs, and Inside the NHL with Eric Francis.

Maz McFly and Dave Thomas chat Dogs' Breakfast and the CFL Draft on the Wednesday Edition of the SportsCage. Our guests include Super Bowl Champion Luke Willson, Roughriders 8th round pick Daniel Wiebe, Inside the NHL with Eric Francis, BC Lions 4th round pick Connor Klassen, and Roughriders President Craig Reynolds.

Barney Shynkaruk and Maz McFly bring you the Monday Edition of the SportsCage. The Regina Pat Canadians and Melfort Mustangs are Telus Cup and SJHL Champions! Our guests include Toronto Argonauts Head Coach Ryan Dinwiddie, New UofR Men's Hockey Head Coach Trevor Keeper, Dhel Duncan-Busby talks Roughriders offseason, and Double Talk with Darian Durant

Your host for the Friday Edition of the SportsCage is Barney Shynkaruk, and he'll get some help from Don Hewitt and Ryan Pollock. Our guests include Roughriders' OC Marc Mueller, TSN's Farhan Lalji, Canadian NFL Draft prospect Elic Ayomanor, and Zach Manns of the Saskatchewan Rush

Game of the Week is BACK! Ben Brackett and Blake Siberz are joined by the Titan Tactician and now Dowling Girls Head Soccer Coach, Matt Sahag, to discuss fridays game between the Maroons and Roughriders.

Colour Commentator for your Roughriders, Luc Mullinder shares his thoughts on the new CFL commissioner and the Riders' offseason moves

Join Barney Shynkaruk and Chris Harris on the Wednesday Edition of the SportsCage. Our guests include Roughriders' new offensive assistant Josh Donnelly, Curling Canada's Youth Engagement Coordinator Quinn Murphy, Inside the NHL with Eric Francis, Jay Haughton from Double J Sports, Regina Pat Canadians Ryan Hodgins, and Fort Knox Castor Berezuik.

Homegrown fan favourite, Logan Ferland talks about extending his contract with the Roughriders: "I was excited to sign."

American history, Clay Risen reminds us, has an uncanny knack of repeating itself. In Red Scare, his important new book about blacklists, McCarthyism and the making of modern America, Risen suggests that Trump and MAGA have happened before. First as the tragedy of Joe McCarthy then as farcical Donald Trump? Or might today's latest chapter in the paranoid style of American history actually be its most consequential and thus tragic?Here are the 5 KEEN ON AMERICA takeaways in this conversation with Risen:* Historical Parallels to Today: Risen suggests that there are striking parallels between the McCarthy era and current American politics under Trump, with similar tactics being used to target perceived enemies and "others" within society. The infrastructure created during previous periods of paranoia (like the FBI and certain immigration laws) is being repurposed in the present day.* Bipartisan Nature of the Red Scare: While often associated with Republicans, the Red Scare had bipartisan elements. Risen explains that Democrats like Harry Truman implemented loyalty programs, and figures like JFK positioned themselves carefully regarding anti-communist sentiment. This challenges the notion that such movements are solely partisan.* Targeting Vulnerable Groups: Both historically and today, political movements often target the most vulnerable groups first. During the Red Scare, Risen explains that was suspected communists and homosexuals; today, transgender people face similar targeting as political pawns and scapegoats.* Impact Beyond the Obviously Political: Risen reminds us that the Red Scare affected ordinary Americans across many sectors - teachers, Hollywood professionals, government workers - whose lives were ruined based on rumors, associations, or past affiliations. This led to widespread conformity as people self-censored to avoid scrutiny.* The Role of Institutions as Backstops: Risen is cautiously optimistic about how America's current paranoid periods might end. He suggests that the judicial system (particularly the Supreme Court) represents the most effective backstop against MAGA excesses, much as the Warren Court eventually helped end McCarthy-era abuses of civil liberties.Clay Risen, a reporter and editor at The New York Times, is the author of Red Scare: Blacklists, McCarthyism, and the Making of Modern America. His other recent books include The Impossible Collection of Whiskey (October, 2020) and Single Malt: A Guide to the Whiskies of Scotland (October, 2018). He is also the author of the spirits bestseller American Whiskey, Bourbon & Rye: A Guide to the Nation's Favorite Spirit, now in its sixth printing with more than 100,000 copies sold. It is widely considered the bible on American whiskey and placed Risen among the leading authorities on the history, business, and diversity of U.S. spirits. Risen has served as a judge on multiple spirit award committees, including the prestigious Ultimate Spirits Challenge. In addition to Red Scare, Risen is the author of The Crowded Hour: Teddy Roosevelt, the Rough Riders and the Dawn of the American Century, a New York Times Notable Book of 2019 and a finalist for the Gilder-Lehrman Prize in Military History; A Nation on Fire: America in the Wake of the King Assassination; and The Bill of the Century: The Epic Battle for the Civil Rights Act. A graduate of the Georgetown School of Foreign Service and the University of Chicago, Risen grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, and now lives in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife and two children. Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting the daily KEEN ON show, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy interview series. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children.Keen On America is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit keenon.substack.com/subscribe

"The Professor" Don Hewitt joins the SportsCage to share his thoughts on the Roughriders offseason moves

Nashville is one of the most iconic music scenes in the United States. Hailing from this super-active city, we have Ryan Jennings, bassist and vocalist for Teddy and the Rough Riders. The band just released their latest album “Down Home” on vinyl and CD, and is loaded with the band's unique Country Rock flavor.Ryan also plays bass for Emily Nenni who has been going strong in the Country Music arena.Join me as we hear about Ryan's musical Journey, how he gets his sound, and his plans for the future.Photos: Brandon Otto (IG @bottophoto) and Courtesy of Teddy and the Rough RidersThis interview first appeared in Bass Musician Magazine in November 2024Go to jazzguitartoday.com and bassmusicianmagazine.com more interviews and lessons.

Roughriders' Head Coach Corey Mace talks CFL free agency and about his playing days

Roughriders' Historian Rob Vanstone recalls being in the Riders' "war room" when CFL free agency started

Darian Durant joins us for a Wednesday edition of Double Talk, where he compares the Champion Philadelphia Eagles to his 2013 Roughriders

Freshly off signing with the Roughriders, QB Tommy Stevens talks about what brought him to Saskatchewan

Roughriders colour analyst Luc Mullinder has an early, bold prediction: "I don't see why the Riders don't represent the West in the Grey Cup."

It's a special Monday installment of The EST Hangout! Matthew Iwanyk and Tom Gazzola were joined by  Murray McCourt and Lieutenant Eric to discuss the CFL Tampering Window, Doncic deal and #ESTDraft controversy!  Presented by Sentinel Storage!

On Press Coverage, Glen Suitor has his list of free agents that he believes the Roughriders' should prioritize signing

Drew Wolitarsky posts a heartful message about being released by Winnipeg.  Special guest Dave Thomas (620 CKRM, The Sportscage) joins to discuss free gency, team needs, wants, and who may land the biggest names that might be available when Free Agency starts.  (CFL on CBC theme music used with written permission; podcast recorded January 28, 2025).

Roughriders' slotback Mitch Picton talks about going against Brett Lauther on the hockey rink.

We uncover the incredible journey of Theodore Roosevelt's cherished pocket watch. Gifted to him before leading the Rough Riders in 1898, this watch traveled with him through wars, hunts, and explorations. Stolen in 1987, it resurfaced 36 years later at a Florida auction house and has now been returned to Sagamore Hill. Join us to explore this remarkable piece of history and its connection to one of America's greatest leaders.

Roughriders' Historian Rob Vanstone provides some insight on the breaking news that Ajou Ajou will be trying out for the NFL's Indianapolis Colts

Hell has frozen over as Andrew Harris is joining the Roughriders and the guys need to talk about it! Greg is back from his hold out to join Alex and Steve to discuss this welcoming of the enemy into Ridernation, a break down of the Rider schedule, and a look at the off season schedule including the CFL combine being held in Regina.    In the Odds and Endzones, the guys talk about Loucheiz Purifoy landing on the wrong side of a drug test and then break down the defensive back field for the Riders going into 2025.

Voice of the Riders Dave Thomas discusses the Roughriders' new RB coach Andrew Harris, pending free agents, and CFL Schedule quirks that work in the Riders' favour.

Stepping into our normal Double Talk segment, Luc Mullinder is excited to see what Andrew Harris' coaching will bring to the Roughriders. He also talks CFL schedule, NFL playoffs, and more.

Send us a textServe God with all your heart, soul, and mind.Matthew 10:38-39Whoever does not take his cross and follow Me is not worthy of Me. Whoever finds his life will lose it, and whoever loses his life for My sake will find it.Remaster of Episode 19, orginally aired July 31, 2019.Support the show

Saskatchewan Roughriders Senior Journalist and Historian Rob Vanstone joined the show. He talked about the team re-signing of Malik "Scoop" Carney: "I think in year two with the Roughriders, he can really blossom."

Do you have what it takes to keep up with past adventurers like President Teddy Roosevelt? We share history that will inspire, have the latest on Ice Fishing and travel news and what to be shopping for now in January. We have New Year's resolution tips too. Join radio hosts Rebecca Wanner aka 'BEC' and Jeff ‘Tigger' Erhardt (Tigger & BEC) with The Bend Radio Show & Podcast, your news outlet for the latest in Outdoors & Western Lifestyle News!   Season 5, Episode 218 New Year Goals, Teddy Roosevelt Fitness, Outdoors News Reflecting on Past Years  As we have now flipped the calendar to 2025, are putting away the decorations and getting back into a life schedule again. Take the time to jot down some of those memories made over the Holidays. Christmas through New Years creates laughs and cringe-worthy moments, the lesser as time goes by are almost always looked back on as laughs too later down the road.  Here is one that BEC wanted to share... Favorite Holiday Memory - 20 years ago on Christmas morning, Mom (Lois Wanner) woke us all up to say there was a coyote down near the feedlot. She proved to us that Annie-Oakley still had what it takes! Grabbing her .243 lever-action from the living room game closet, first off astounding us all that her 'missing rifle' really wasn't missing; here Mom had it kept where only SHE KNEW to find it (hidden carefully behind all the board games)! Off to the porch she tramped in her pajamas, as we all watched out the windows. Leaning over the railing, she cracked one shot off… You can imagine as we ran out the door onto the porch to congratulate her, quick range-finding in the yardage to learn she had smoked that coyote at over 300 yards!! Now that's a Christmas morning none of us will ever forget… or she will let us forget either! News: Ice Fishing Fun & Dangerous MINNESOTA ICE FISHING This story takes us to Lake of the Woods in Minnesota as what happened there is a great reminder of what could happen here as many head to the ice for ice fishing! According to Valley News Live, About 50 people were rescued off Lake of the Woods on New Year's Day when a crack in the ice separated them from shore. The Lake of the Woods County Sheriff's Office first received a call around 2:30 pm on New Year's Day that a man went through the ice on his ATV, thankfully the man was able to get out without injuries. About half an hour later, another call came in with a report of 20-25 people stranded on the Northside of a pressure ridge that cracked open.  The Long Point Resort began using their own boat to bring people across the open water, the sheriff's office and Minnesota DNR joined in on the rescue using airboats and UTVs to help. By the end, Lake of the Woods Sheriff's officials say the number was closer to 50 people rescued off the lake. More Than 100 Ice Fishermen Rescued in Minnesota This Winter In a press-release Beltrami County Sheriff Jason Riggs said “Most years, the ice would be thick enough by now for vehicles and wheelhouses, and we'd be seeing a steady procession of them moving north. But this year isn't ‘most years,' and the ice is changing constantly. It's absolutely vital that anyone who heads out checks the thickness frequently, pays close attention to the weather, and has a plan in case the worst happens and they wind up in the water.” Ice rescues continue to be a constant problem this winter, as ice remains very thin across much of North Dakota and Minnesota.  President Teddy Roosevelt's Physical Fitness Test  New Year, New You... Would you have the endurance to hike and ride a horse to pass this physical exam? Here is a history lesson that many outdoorsmen, women and adventurers may find of interest. Use this story to inspire you and raise the bar on your goals. On December 9, 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt signed, an Executive Order No. 989, headlined “Marine Corps Officers' Physical Fitness.” It directed each officer of the United States Marine Corps to undergo a physical examination and a series of tests every two years. The tests were simple. Officers would have to ride a horse 90 miles, “this distance to be covered in three days.” Officers ranked “in the grade of captain or lieutenant” were also required to walk 50 miles, with “actual marching time, including rests, twenty hours.” Seven hundred yards of this needed to be completed “on the double-time”—something like a slow jog. This test too could be spread across three days, allowing the soldiers sleep and recovery time. Order 989's rationale was spelled out bluntly: “In battle, time is essential and ground may have to be covered on the run; if these officers are not equal to the average physical strength of their companies the men will be held back, resulting in unnecessary loss of life and probably defeat.” Neither the Army nor the Navy, which each got their own respective executive orders with the same test, escaped Roosevelt's attention. “I have been unpleasantly struck,” President Teddy Roosevelt observed in a letter to Secretary of the Navy Truman Newberry, “by the lack of physical condition of some of the older officers, and even some of the younger officers.” Roosevelt  worried that “urbanization was making us weaker”—that we were living in unhealthy cities, that we were toiling in offices rather than plowing the fields. By 1900, only 40 percent of the country worked in agriculture.  The orders immediately kicked up complaints. As historical journal The Grog recounts, “Navy Surgeon James Gatewood complained that the endurance test would leave participants in a ‘depressed physical state.'” The Navy's surgeon general said it could put the lives of officers over 50 at risk. As if to carry the torch for his own initiative, on January 13, 1909, Roosevelt (then 51) and a small party of Naval officers set out for a horseback ride to Warrenton, Virginia, a distance of 49 miles each way. Following a 3:45 A.M. breakfast of steak and eggs, Roosevelt, on his own steed Roswell, set out into a day marked by freezing rain, eventually returning to the White House at 8:30 P.M., that's 16 hours and 45 minutes. Roosevelt declared the ride—yep, you guessed it—“Bully!”  Compared to politicians of today, our 26th president, President Theodore Roosevelt, was like no other. An eastern high educated individual who traveled to the Badlands of North Dakota only to fall in love with the lifestyle there, learn to cowboy, have a 1,600 head plus cattle ranch and eventually became the leader of the Rough Riders that took San Juan Hill in Cuba during the Spanish American war. In many ways, it's no wonder this President wanted our military to be physically fit as he himself led a strenuous life too. BEC's goal for you all is to share the outdoors and western lifestyle with others. Take someone that has not hiked, fished, camped or been to a rodeo, rode a horse; share an activity you love with someone that has not done one of your favorites. Encourage others away from "urbanization" for a moment. If you are needing beginner ideas to start, almost every state has hikes planned for each season that fits that various times of the year. Encourage everyone to enjoy their "backyard" aka America the Beautiful! Best Things to Buy Now in January Fitness equipment and ‘White Sales' aka household linens are worth a close look, but when it comes to the Outdoors there are many items to save on during the first month of 2024! Small Kitchen Appliances - Those items that we make the Outdoors a bit more comfortable when camping with a tent, RV or camper has our attention. Watch for great discounts on 2024 overstock, closeout items with steep discounts to add to your choice of recreational fun. From countertop coffee makers to the all-in-one combos that can pressure cook, act as an oven or air-fryer. Take advantage of the sales and save big time, our suggestion is to buy now and give even as gifts later as the summer camping season nears. Winter Clothing - Already aisles of stores are changing from winter clothing to Spring Break attire. Be purchasing now as these deals increase, and grab great deals on the brands you love for these cold dark days of winter. Camping Gear - A New Year means new memories to be made. Previous models of tents, sleeping bags and more are starting to be closed out to make room for new trends. Be ahead of the game, and to save on the pocket book from being hit hard all at once come camping season or gearing up for a fall hunt, buy as you go over the next few months watching the sales, overstock items and clearance aisles. FIELD REPORTS & COMMENTS Call or Text your questions, or comments to 305-900-BEND or 305-900-2363 Or email BendRadioShow@gmail.com FOLLOW Facebook/Instagram: @thebendshow https://www.facebook.com/thebendshow SUBSCRIBE to The Bend YouTube Channel. Website: TheBendShow.com https://thebendshow.com/ #catchBECifyoucan #tiggerandbec #outdoors #travel #cowboys The Outdoors, Rural America, And Wildlife Conservation are Center-Stage. AND how is that? Because Tigger & BEC… Live This Lifestyle. Learn more about Jeff ‘Tigger' Erhardt & Rebecca Wanner aka BEC here: TiggerandBEC.com https://tiggerandbec.com/ WESTERN LIFESTYLE & THE OUTDOORS Jeff 'Tigger' Erhardt & Rebecca 'BEC' Wanner are News Broadcasters that represent the Working Ranch world, Rodeo, and the Western Way of Life as well as advocate for the Outdoors and Wildlife Conservation. Outdoorsmen themselves, this duo strives to provide the hunter, adventurer, cowboy, cowgirl, rancher and/or successful farmer, and anyone interested in agriculture with the knowledge, education, and tools needed to bring high-quality beef and the wild game harvested to your table for dinner. They understand the importance in sharing meals with family, cooking the fruits of our labor and fish from our adventures, and learning to understand the importance of making memories in the outdoors. Appreciate God's Country. United together, this duo offers a glimpse into and speaks about what life truly is like at the end of dirt roads and off the beaten path. Tigger & BEC look forward to hearing from you, answering your questions and sharing in the journey of making your life a success story. Adventure Awaits Around The Bend.

Special Guest Dave Thomas (620 CKRM, voice of the Saskatchewan Roughriders) joins to discuss his time growing up in Saskatchewan, his development as a broadcaster, how he came to be the radio voice of the Roughriders, reflections on the 2024 season, and intriguing moves by some CFL teams changing up their quarterback room.  (CFL on CBC theme music used with written permission; recorded December 17, 2024).

On Press Coverage with Glen Suitor, we touch on the 2024 Roughriders' coaching staff and other CFL news.

On this week's episode of Inside the Headset – Presented by CoachComm we sit down with Corey Mace, the head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. In this conversation, Coach Mace discusses the uniqueness of the CFL, his journey to becoming a head coach, and how he approaches roster management and culture building. Coach Mace led the Roughriders to a 9-8 record this past season, making it to the West Division Final.  Follow Coach Mace, the Saskatchewan Roughriders, and the CFL on social media here:   @CoreyJMace & @sskroughriders & @CFL  1:30 Finding your passion for coaching, unique aspects of the CFL, and transitioning from a player to a coach.   23:19 Getting to experience the Grey Cup as a player and a coach, becoming a defensive coordinator and a head coach and finding quick success, and building a culture at the professional level.    

00:00 INTRO00:56 One word to describe the Bombers West Final Win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders05:26 Most surprising stat of the West Final?08:34 At what point did you believe the Bombers had this game?11:34 Players of the Game21:51 What do the Roughriders need to do to take the next step?24:28 Brian Cox Jr with the 2 fingered salute!28:34 Calgary Stampeders hosting the Grey Cup in 2026, thoughts?#winnipegbluebombers #forthew #cfl #olympics  #nhl #nfl  #canadianfootball #winnipeg #podcast #sports #manitoba #bluebombers  #winnipegjets  #canadianfootball #bombers Fahrenheit Airbrushing - https://www.facebook.com/fahrenheitairbrushing?mibextid=LQQJ4dFOLLOW US ON...Website: https://www.raybennysports.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/raybennysportsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/raybennysports/Twitter: https://twitter.com/raybennysportsTikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@raybennysportsApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3rPuut8Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3rO0AFFLinktree: https://linktr.ee/raybennysportsReddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/raybennytalksports/Discord: https://discord.gg/VcHXqu7m

Part 1 In today's episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran's Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family's legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson's grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the interesting stories of when he was in US Army Air Corp (now Air Force), Roosevelt's Rough Riders and much more. These are stories you won't want to miss! Jackson also discusses his experience as the owner of WorldWide Medical Staffing, a healthcare staffing company, serving federal, private and Native American hospitals across the US. And we'll discuss information for Native Americans seeking a career in the medical field, resume building, and more. If you're looking to staff a medical job or are looking for a medical job yourself, check out www.wwmedical.com! Jackson's grandpa, Jack O. Weaver Jr.'s story is included, along with other Choctaw stories in Memory Keepers by Choctaw Author, Judy Allen - get your copy here! https://www.choctawnation.com/biskinik/people-you-know/memory-keepers-now-available-at-cno-headquarters-gift-shop/ To those who have served our country, we thank you! In loving memory of Jack O. Weaver, Jr., PFC Mykel F. Miller and all the men and women who lost their lives serving our great country. Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

Part 2 In today's episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran's Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family's legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson's grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the interesting stories of when he was in US Army Air Corp (now Air Force), Roosevelt's Rough Riders and much more. These are stories you won't want to miss! Jackson also discusses his experience in growing his career after military service and as the owner of WorldWide Medical Staffing, a healthcare staffing company, serving federal, private and Native American hospitals across the US. And we'll discuss information for Native Americans seeking a career in the medical field, resume building, and more. If you're looking to staff a medical job or are looking for a medical job yourself, check out www.wwmedical.com! Jackson's grandpa, Jack O. Weaver Jr.'s story is included, along with other Choctaw stories in Memory Keepers by Choctaw Author, Judy Allen - get your copy here! https://www.choctawnation.com/biskinik/people-you-know/memory-keepers-now-available-at-cno-headquarters-gift-shop/ To those who have served our country, we thank you! In loving memory of Jack O. Weaver, Jr., PFC Mykel F. Miller and all the men and women who lost their lives serving our great country. Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

In today's episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran's Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family's legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson's grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the interesting stories of when he was in US Army Air Corp (now Air Force), Roosevelt's Rough Riders and much more. These are stories you won't want to miss! Jackson also discusses his experience in growing his career after military service and as the owner of WorldWide Medical Staffing, a healthcare staffing company, serving federal, private and Native American hospitals across the US. And we'll discuss information for Native Americans seeking a career in the medical field, resume building, and more. If you're looking to staff a medical job or are looking for a medical job yourself, check out www.wwmedical.com! Jackson's grandpa, Jack O. Weaver Jr.'s story is included, along with other Choctaw stories in Memory Keepers by Choctaw Author, Judy Allen - get your copy here! https://www.choctawnation.com/biskinik/people-you-know/memory-keepers-now-available-at-cno-headquarters-gift-shop/ To those who have served our country, we thank you! In loving memory of Jack O. Weaver, Jr., PFC Mykel F. Miller and all the men and women who lost their lives serving our great country. Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

In today's episode, we proudly celebrate Veteran's Day and honor our men and women who have bravely served our country! My guest, Jackson Weaver, a citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran, shares about his family's legacy of dedicated servicemen, such as Jackson's grandpa known as “Chief” to all who knew him and the interesting stories of when he was in US Army Air Corp (now Air Force), Roosevelt's Rough Riders and much more. These are stories you won't want to miss! Jackson also discusses his experience in growing his career after military service and as the owner of WorldWide Medical Staffing, a healthcare staffing company, serving federal, private and Native American hospitals across the US. And we'll discuss information for Native Americans seeking a career in the medical field, resume building, and more. If you're looking to staff a medical job or are looking for a medical job yourself, check out www.wwmedical.com! Jackson's grandpa, Jack O. Weaver Jr.'s story is included, along with other Choctaw stories in Memory Keepers by Choctaw Author, Judy Allen - get your copy here! https://www.choctawnation.com/biskinik/people-you-know/memory-keepers-now-available-at-cno-headquarters-gift-shop/ To those who have served our country, we thank you! In loving memory of Jack O. Weaver, Jr., PFC Mykel F. Miller and all the men and women who lost their lives serving our great country. Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

The Down Home Americana Journey with Ryan Jennings of Teddy and the Rough RidersReady for an unforgettable ride through the heart of Americana? In this episode, we're joined by Ryan Jennings, co-founder of Teddy and the Rough Riders, as he reveals the stories behind their unique twist on Americana music.From attic jam sessions in Knoxville to the stage, Ryan brings us along on a journey of friendship, creativity, and collaboration that's as refreshing as it is nostalgic.Get ready to dive into the band's fusion of country, rock, and a dash of psychedelia, all captured in their latest album Down Home. Ryan gives us a peek behind the curtain of their band name—a nod to the dynamic duo spirit he shares with bandmate Jack—and sheds light on the deeper meaning behind their “honky tonk meets rock” vibe. Along the way, Rye's humor and honest reflections bring to life the trials and triumphs of navigating today's music scene, especially in the wake of the pandemic.With stories of late-night songwriting sessions, the grit of being named Austin's best honky tonk group, and the unbreakable bond they've built through music, this episode is packed with the spirit of Americana that fans crave. Whether you're a die-hard country fan or new to the genre, this conversation is a heartfelt invitation to explore the sounds and stories that shape the soul of American music.You'll also Discover:Where Country and Rock Meet Psychedelia.The Band's Alter Ego in Harmony.How They Break the Stereotypes.Their Musical Journey.Raw Rock Energy: Live from the Bar.Their Songs Through Struggle & The Band's Creative Dedication.Learn more about Teddy and the Rough Riders here: https://teddyandtheroughriders.com/AND follow Americana Curious on Instagram for the latest interviews and the behind-the-scenes with your favorite artists! https://www.instagram.com/americanacurious

Best Buds welcome back to another week of High Maintenance! To kick off this weeks episode we discuss a couple "Mad At"s submitted from our listeners. We also discuss our worst sex position. What do you think we chose? Best Buds which sex position do yall absolutely hate? Let us know in the comments! ⬇️Best Buds please make sure to Like, Share, Comment & Follow. Also Subscribe to our Youtube channel