Podcasts about soapmaking

Sooo, you know how we LOVE a good feminine rage story - this isn't it.  This is more of the drug-less "Breaking Bad" vibes.  We're talking about Leonarda Cianciulli - The Soapmaker of Correggio (Italy).  She's not a simple DIY pro - we're dealing with a full blown serial killer!  This week we're dealing with crafts and kills, mother/son relationships, and the last soap store we'd ever shop at.  Image credit: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Leonarda_Cianciulli_mugshot.jpg

In this episode, we sit down with Kimberly Waldropt, the visionary founder, CEO, and creative director of Terra-Tory, a sustainable wellness brand redefining skincare. Delving into Terra-Tory's ethos, Kimberly shares how the brand is not just about offering an alternative, but about reconnecting with ancient skincare wisdom reengineered for the modern age. By eschewing synthetic ingredients and embracing nutrient-rich superfoods like tomatoes and avocados, Terra-Tory pioneers a holistic approach to skincare that prioritizes both efficacy and sustainability. This was a candid and insightful conversation during which Kimberly reveals the meticulous process behind crafting each product, sourcing ingredients from local farmers' markets, and adhering to seasonal principles to optimize skin health naturally. Tune in to discover how Terra-Tory is reshaping the skincare landscape, one bar of soap at a time. Visit Terra-Tory at: https://terra-tory.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beone/message

Laundering on the plantation was no joke. It wasn't easy work, especially because enslaved people made everything from scratch–including the soap. _____________ 2-Minute Black History is produced by PushBlack, the nation's largest non-profit Black media company. PushBlack exists to amplify the stories of Black history you didn't learn in school. You make PushBlack happen with your contributions at BlackHistoryYear.com — most people donate $10 a month, but every dollar makes a difference. If this episode moved you, share it with your people! Thanks for supporting the work. The production team for this podcast includes Cydney Smith, Len Webb, and Lilly Workneh. Our editors are Lance John and Avery Phillips from Gifted Sounds Network. Julian Walker serves as executive producer." To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dive deep with us as we unravel how Leonarda's obsession with protecting her family, combined with a misguided belief in the power of the number 13, led her down a dark path of murder and macabre rituals. We'll explore the eerie quiet of Correggio, Italy, where Leonarda turned her victims into soap and tea cakes, serving a dose of horror that's hard to digest. With a narrative that's as compelling as it is horrifying, this episode promises to be a real slice of true crime history, kneaded with detail and sprinkled with the darkest of humor. So, tune in, if you dare, to discover the story of the Baker's Dozen that proved unlucky for all the wrong reasons. It's a tale that's guaranteed to leave a taste you won't soon forget.
Hosted by Jenna Swanson and Kelly DeVriesProduced and edited by Kelly DeVriesTheme music by Erik SwansonOpening music: Trieste by Josh Lippi & The OvertimersBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/odfm--5500021/support.

Dive deep with us as we unravel how Leonarda's obsession with protecting her family, combined with a misguided belief in the power of the number 13, led her down a dark path of murder and macabre rituals. We'll explore the eerie quiet of Correggio, Italy, where Leonarda turned her victims into soap and tea cakes, serving a dose of horror that's hard to digest. With a narrative that's as compelling as it is horrifying, this episode promises to be a real slice of true crime history, kneaded with detail and sprinkled with the darkest of humor. So, tune in, if you dare, to discover the story of the Baker's Dozen that proved unlucky for all the wrong reasons. It's a tale that's guaranteed to leave a taste you won't soon forget.
Hosted by Jenna Swanson and Kelly DeVriesProduced and edited by Kelly DeVriesTheme music by Erik SwansonOpening music: Trieste by Josh Lippi & The OvertimersBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/odfm--5500021/support.

In this exciting “behind-the-scenes” episode, Danielle Bombash, co-owner of Bombash and Earley, gives us a tour of her store and production space. She and her husband, Tim, run the business out of a charming storefront that resembles a cottage-style home in McMurray, PA. Their impressive and extensive lineup of botanical skin care products is made entirely by hand in small batches from this location.After viewing their retail displays in the front of the store, I got to see their main production room in the back of the house, which is typically off-limits to customers. Danielle described how their products are made from raw ingredients, and she showed me some of the equipment that's used in the creation process. We had a terrific discussion about the origin of the business, how she and Tim balance their unique approaches to entrepreneurship, and why family is a central part of what they are building.If you have any questions or if you'd like to chat, you can reach me at my contact info below. The purpose of this podcast is to share ideas, inspire action, and build a stronger small business community here in Pittsburgh. So please say hello, tell me what you think, and let me know how I'm doing. It means a ton!YOU CAN REACH ME AT:Website: https://www.proprietorsofpittsburgh.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darinvilanoPhone: 412-336-8247YOU CAN REACH DANIELLE BOMBASH AT:Website: https://bombashearley.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/bombashbotanicalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bombashandearley

Soap has been the mainstay of personal care for millennia, but in recent years, it has gone from household commodity to luxury cosmetic in homes and hotels. Soapmaking is thriving too as an artisan hobby and has launched many entrepreneurial beauty businesses. Formula Botanica graduate Sandra Velasquez started her successful Latinx heritage bath and body brand Nopalera in 2020, helping elevate soap to new heights.  But, let's just stop for a moment. Do we ever ask ourselves about the history of soap? It is worth doing so as there is a whole era of soapmaking that has been almost erased from the records of social history. In this episode, Formula Botanica CEO and podcast host Lorraine Dallmeier discovers the murky past of soapmaking with guest Dr Candace Parrish, whose studies in public relations, health communication, and visual communication led her to unearth a shameful period of American history and its enslaved soapmakers. Candace went on to create her soap and candle brand Odelia, Marie & Patrice to honour the legacy of African-American soapmakers, and as a platform to support activism for Black and people of colour in America today.

Learn about soapmaking basics and the science behind it in a lite way. Also learn why I started my business and what drives me!

Samantha Story-Camp's purchase of a homemade soap recipe book was supposed to be a creative way for her to provide gifts to fellow theatre actors after the final night of performances. One evening, she found herself at a local small business association workshop on how to start a business. Her and a friend were interested in creating a singing telegram company with a unique spin. Their idea never got off the ground, but what she learned planted the seed for another entrepreneurial venture. After receiving initial feedback from her friends and online community, Samantha decided to launch Pip & Lola's.Samantha eventually moved back to Pittsburgh, the city where she received her theatre degree from Point Park University. She and her husband opened a storefront, and Pip & Lola's began to grow. The company, which is named after two of her children, is a thriving family business with two locations. They also have a generous donation program in which they provide bars of soap to regional domestic violence shelters and other local charities. In this episode, Samantha talks about what she's learned from over a decade in business and how her theatre background helps her to relate and communicate with her many loyal customers.If you have any questions or if you'd like to chat, you can reach me at my contact info below. The purpose of this podcast is to share ideas, inspire action, and build a stronger small business community here in Pittsburgh. So please say hello, tell me what you think, and let me know how I'm doing. It means a ton!YOU CAN REACH ME AT:Website: https://www.proprietorsofpittsburgh.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darinvilanoPhone: 412-336-8247YOU CAN REACH SAMANTHA STORY-CAMP AT:Website: https://www.pipandlola.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/pipandlolaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/pipandlolaTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pipandlolas

Tanya Zurock, founder of Wild Prairie Soap Company, first began making natural soap in her quest to find better solutions to help resolve her young children's dry and sensitive skin. Thanks to her upbringing on a Canadian farm, she used her knowledge of natural and organic ingredients to create soap that was not only effective but provided a better, natural alternative to commercially manufactured soap. Over 20 years later, Tanya and her team continue to change the landscape of the natural personal care industry by redefining what consumers should expect from the experience of using exceptional soap and other nurturing body care products. Her now-grown children continue to be her best test subjects! Today Wild Prairie Soap Company products can be found in retail locations across Canada, as well as in major department stores and on e-commerce sites in Japan. It is also now in South Korea. Entrepreneurs are the backbone of Canada's economy. To support Canada's businesses, subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter. Want to stay up-to-date on the latest #entrepreneur podcasts and news? Subscribe to our bi-weekly newsletter

Bathhouse Soapery & Caldarium, the proverbial saint of the podcast is introduced. Charlene discusses the beginning of her soap & cosmetic crafting at 19, over two decades ago, and how the art and science of the craft became the foundation for her heavenly scented empire. She created a personal religion around her art that has been her salvation for the past two decades in business and personal life. She talks about how Bathhouse sparked multiple sister brands, one of which her daughter purchased at 18 and followed in her footsteps.    IN THIS EPISOAP: [03:00] Charlene talks about being 19, with three toddlers in tow at the library marinating in all books on the science and art of soapmaking. [07:00] Many have the story that they began making soap out of necessity for the skin and inability to use commercial soap. Charlene loves that aspect but that's not why she began making soap. [9:00] Soapmaking or art as your sanctuary.  [11:00] Recognizing your calling, vocation, or life's work. [12:00] Bringing your craft to commerce. [13:00] Trusting her inner being so much she opened her soap shop in an a downturned economy, only $700 to her name, and only passion. [16:00] Purposefully playing with fire and risking security and maximizing the resources you do have to get to the next level. [21:00] Where does the energy for fighting foryour goals come from? [22:00] People pleaser in business. [30:00] How Bathhouse made it possible to launch multiple other Soaperies, Fat Bottomed Girl's Cupcake Shoppe, Evilo Oils & Vinegars, and The Pioneer's Cabin Restaurant.    KEY TAKEAWAYS:  There is something in your life that pulls you through it all. dedicate yourself to that vocation. Give it your all and enjoy the good and bad. Success seems to be instantaneous but if we had the ability to have what we want now, we don't get to enjoy the present journey of building.   RESOURCE LINKS  sinnersaintsoapmaker.com  BIO:  Being a mom at 15 and having three toddlers by 19,  Charlene found her own path of formal education by becoming a self-taught soap, cosmetic, and perfume formulator and retailer. She's bootstrapped Bathhouse Soapery & Caldarium in 2009 with $700, and hobby-level soapmaking expertise and tools. Villainess Alchemy is Bathhouse's sister brand and an invitation to work with ingredients to create your own bath & beauty talisman. Charlene is the founder and award-winning branding artist of Fat Bottomed Girl's Cupcake Shoppe where she competed on Food Network's Cupcake Wars and was featured on Netflix. She's recognized for raising the bar on the main streets where she's made a home for her boutiques. As the President of the global trade association for handcrafted soap & cosmetic makers, Charlene has collected over a decade of requests for advice and has spoken at sold-out soap and cosmetic conventions. Charlene's adventures in beauty aren't only professional; she won the title of Mrs. Arkansas America and placed Top 15 at Mrs. America. She resides in Hot Springs Arkansas, also known as “the spa city” where she has her flagship boutiques for Bathhouse Soapery, Villainess Alchemy, and her makehouse where all the not-so-practical magic happens. sinnersaintsoapmaker.com  Charlene Simon Website  bathhousesoap.com   bathhouse.etsy.com   Bathhouse Fan Page   bathhousesoap Charlene Simon Instagram Bathhouse Soap Instagram villainess.net  Villainess Alchemy Instagram  Villainess Alchemy Facebook Bathhouse Linkedin

Happy FRIDAY!Come join us today as we dive into the basics on home soap making! Just like sourdough, we don't want this to be scary for you all. Cheers. Hosts:Angela, Axe & Root HomesteadInstagram @AxeAndRootHomesteadMandi, Wild Oak FarmsInstagram@WildOakFarmsRenee, Mountain Woods FarmInstagram: @MountainWoodsFarmThis episode is sponsored by Mannapro Homestead @mannaprohomestead

In this episode of Architecture, Design & Photography we sit down with Linda Meyers, Co-Founder of Wary Meyers, a soap and candle company based in southern Maine. Husband-and-wife team Wary Meyers started out in Brooklyn designing interiors for their friends and artsy-types. After a magazine column for Time Out New York and a book, they relocated to Maine, decorated their own Portland apartment which would grace many magazines and countless blogs, and still created interiors and installations back in the city. Feeling the desire to make a tangible product, they've taken their design sensibilities and infused them into enticingly scented candles and soaps, which they hand-make in their Cumberland home- working in an attached former beauty salon built for the previous lady-of-the-house in the 1980's. Both the candles and soaps are informed with the Meyers' playful wit and panache, one candle fragrant with cannabis and suntan oil, and their boldly striped soaps, loosely inspired by Italian design icon Ettore Sottsass's "Superboxes" in fact look more like a design object than anything else. More from Linda Meyers:Website: https://warymeyers.bigcartel.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/warymeyers/  More from us: Website: http://www.trentbell.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/trentbellphotography/ Podcast: https://architecture-design-photography.simplecast.com/ Sign up for our newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/trentbell/4gxv31ifsz 

When Jeff Lovett and his wife moved from New York City to southeastern Ohio, they got back in touch with small-town living. It was the early 2000s, and the DIY movement was in full swing. The Lovetts experimented with things like home brewing and soapmaking, among many other endeavors. Whenever they shared their soaps and lotions with people, they received overwhelmingly positive feedback. People loved the fact that the products actually worked, and that they were comprised of simple, clean ingredients that they could trust. The Lovetts realized they were onto something, and even though they had no prior business experience, they decided to take a leap and launch Lovett Sundries.While living in Appalachia, Jeff had been studying the history of company stores. This inspired the branding, product naming, and labeling for their concept. Sustainability was also a driving factor for them, so the Lovetts sourced materials that were recyclable and reusable for their packaging. In this episode, Jeff talks about some of the funnier moments when they were finding their way in the very beginning. Ultimately, it was a trade show back in New York City that helped them to refine their product offerings and build some important relationships in the industry. Today, the Lovetts make all of their products in their studio located in the Wilkinsburg neighborhood, and they also operate a small retail space in the front of the building.If you have any questions or if you’d like to chat, you can reach me at my contact info below. The purpose of this podcast is to share ideas, inspire action, and build a stronger small business community here in Pittsburgh. So please say hello, tell me what you think, and let me know how I’m doing. It means a ton!YOU CAN REACH ME AT:Website: https://www.proprietorsofpittsburgh.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/proprietorsofpittsburghpodcastLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darinvilanoPhone: 412-336-8247YOU CAN REACH JEFF LOVETT AT:Website: https://lovettsundries.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovett_sundriesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lovettsundries

Born under tragic circumstances and raised in an abusive household, Leonarda Cianculli's early life seemed to have led her down a rough path. But poverty, a bad marriage, and the death of her children - along with a fortune teller's predictions from long ago - prompted her to lean into her superstitions and belief in magic. At the start of World War II, Leonarda found a way to protect her sons from serving and being killed in combat - she needed to take others' lives in their place. But were her superstitions her true drive for murder, or was it simply greed? 

What do sesquipedalian, uxorious, moot, and saponification have in common? Nothing, except for us talking about them while sipping on stuff. We ponder these words' origins before being completely derailed by America's positive etymological reaction to moral decay.Written and recorded by William Phelps & Brenna CrottyMusic and sound editing by Wes PriceArt by Evan Graff (@ejgraffics)WordsSesquipedalian /ˌseskwəpəˈdālyən/Uxorious /əkˈsôrēəs,ˌəɡˈzôrēəs/Moot /mo͞ot/Tween /twēn/Saponification /sə-ˌpä-nə-fə-ˈkā-shən/Decadent /ˈdekəd(ə)nt/

Soapy Smith was the Wild West's freshest con-artist. With a soap kinder egg in one hand, some rigged walnuts in the other and a deck of cards rolled into his foreskin he swindled his way from Texas to Colorado to the Klondike.

I discuss why you may want to make soap, and what I’ve learned from the process. Mentioned In The Show Farm of the Day: Peaceful Pastures in Hickman, Tennessee Soapcalc.net – Make Your Own Soap Recipes Pure Tallow Soap Recipe Find a Farmer near you and see if they have fat for sale How to […] Source

After discovering she had a wheat allergy, Chef Melissa Torre closed her cookie company and started making environmentally friendly soaps and balms. Torre's Vellum Street Soap Company in Philadelphia uses food-grade products and sources discarded food scraps from local restaurants to repurpose into soaps. Food Addiction is more than an eating disorder and can cause long-term health issues. Dr. Joan Ifland, founder of Food Addiction Reset, explains food addiction, common signs and how to treat.Fearless Fabulous You Radio Show is broadcast live at 12noon ET Wednesdays on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part ofTalk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on theTalk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). Thispodcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Mother’s Day can be emotionally challenging whether you are struggling with the loss of a mother, you have boundary issues with toxic or verbally abusive mothers or maybe you have an emotionally unavailable mother.  These relationship dynamics are complicated to say the least.  That’s why I have Réa Wright, MA, LPC  Psychotherapist, Holistic Coach joining me to discuss how you will celebrate or remember your Mother or the mother figures in your life.   We also touch on how you get through this day if you're faced with grief, loss or trauma related to miscarriage or losing a child.

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Join me as I chat to Willow and Plum founder Lesley all about how a random idea she had on a work trip turned into an award winning business.Lesley dives into how a positive mindset is one of the key things that keeps her product ideas flowing and how events in her past have made being excited to go to work each day her main goal!

In spring 2018 I visited the headquarters of the Dr. Bronner's Magic Soap Company in Vista, California, where the Bronner family carries on the legacy of 5 generations of traditional soapmaking and the quirky and passionate All-One vision of Emmanuel Bronner (Dr. Bronner).  You are probably familiar with their colorful liquid soap bottles covered with words exuberantly enumerating what Dr. Bronner called the Moral ABC's. The Bronner Family still uses their castillian soap product as a platform for world healing.  I met with David Bronner, Emmanuel's grandson, intending to discuss the new Regenerative Organic Certification that they are championing along with Patagonia, The Rodale Institute, and quite a few other companies who are seeking to help create a more harmonious agricultural system.  David also invited Mickey Norris and Chris Conrad to join our factory tour and conversation. David described Chris and Mickey as "the godfather and godmother of cannabis" because of their 30 plus years of pioneering advocacy work towards legalizing cannabis. We ended up discussing much more than just regenerative agriculture, but it all fluently flowed together in the All-One story.  Legalization of psychedelics and cannabis, regenerative grazing and dietary choices, bison, beaver, David's relationship with his granddad, the history of soapmaking...you can't really draw the line between these threads, for it's All One or None!  Exceptions Eternally?  Absolute None!  All One!  All One! ---- You can visit Dr. Bronner's website at . Here's the official website for Regenerative Organic Certification:  . The silly, swaggery instrumental music used in the intro and outro this episode is instrumental clips from a recording of my song Meter Maid Betty from a few years ago at Dave Clark's (Banjo Dave's) house.  Such a pleasure to play with the amazing Ross Plunkett on trumpet and the sweet, sultry sounds of Angelica Pray singing along here and there.  Katie was on the flute, but I forgot her last name. Good times.  I hope to play with you folks again. Here's that full recording:     And again, I want to thank Peia, the angelic Songkeeper who has allowed me to use her song for my Muse Ecology introduction.  She writes beautiful Earth songs that soothe the soul and inspire courage, and she carries songs from old cultures around the world, from times when the village was intact and humans were more connected with the greater ecology around them.  She has been mostly focusing recently on the music of her own Gaelic ancestry.  I highly recommend her music and also performances and workshops if you can make it.  You can see what she's up to at 

Jen and Andrea discuss spreadsheets, the process of growing a small business, and how to test your market. Also, Andrea yells at the sweet studio kitty quite a bit.

Brooke shares stories of building a brand. They discuss the difference between having a hobby and a business.Find Brooke at https://www.etsy.com/shop/bperrystudios

Zahida Map discusses creative soapmaking and incorporating designs into your product lineup.  

It’s the Ducks and Pronghorn Bucks Episode!!! In this episode, we catch back up with GP Call and their duck calling mad man Travis Stauch to kick off the duck season.  Sammy P swings by the Sonic Campfire to talk about his recent pronghorn hunt in Wyoming.  This episode will surely have you saying “What The Hang?”     For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  If you want to learn more about Travis and GP Calls go to GPCALLS.COM   If you would like to follow the Travis or Sammy  like we do like we do, search Travis Stauch on Facebook & Travisstauch on instagram. To find Sammy P search Samuel F Purcell Jr on Facebook & DFB_83 on instagram

It’s the J&J Outdoors episode!!! Its’ the first week of PA rifle season and we have Chris Palmer joins us to talk whitetail hunting tactics.  J&J Outdoors is a group of 4 guys that have a tremendous passion for hunting & filming.  Finally, Phil learns how to grunt for deer and has a strange guy walk into his set.  DK’s dad shoots his first buck in a while.  Will gets a slug gun.  For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  If you would like to follow J&J Outdoors like we do.  Web:  JandJoutdoors.org  FaceBook: JandJoutdoors2065   Instagram: J&J_Outdoors , & Youtube: search J&J Outdoors.     

It’s the Kip Adam  episode!!! In this episode, we gear up for PA rifle season with our new buddy Kip Adams. Kip is a wildlife biologist and the Director of Conservation at QDMA.  Kip was generous with his time and answered a lot of questions about both QDMA and Whitetail deer tips and tricks.   Finally, Kyle talk about his “Rutcation” and Will explains his best and worst archery season.  For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  If you would like to follow Kip Adams like we do.  Web:  QDMA.com    FaceBook: Kip Adams Instagram: kipadams_qdma, & Youtube: search QDMA.   

It’s the Will Meiser episode!!! In this episode, We expand our “Get to Know R2 series with our founder and pod producer. Will has to take a back seat in this podcast cuz’ we’re calling the shots tonight.  This is a hostile takeover. Wish you could could have been here to watch him squirm.  He has to answers the age old question strawberries or calzones.   For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits. YouTube: search Rut and River Pursuit Podcast. Look for Will Meiser on Instagram @willmeiser or  search Will Meiser on Facebook.

It’s the Dennis Bermudez episode!!! In this episode, we travel northeast to New York where we find The Menace catching monster rock fish (Striper).  Dennis turns the our Sonic Campfire into a MMA octagon. Big Den is currently rank #11 in the UFC Featherweight division. We get an inside look at a couple of Dennis’s ultimate passions.  Finally, Catfish talks about his flounder trip and Uncle Buck takes on a few of his biggest fears all in the same day.  For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  If you would like to follow Dennis Bermudez like we do.  Web:  DennisBermudez.com FaceBook: Dennis Bermudez, Instagram: Menacebermudez, & Youtube: search Menacetube.   

It’s the Canada in the Rough episode!!! In this episode, we travel north to Ontario Canada in search of one of the Beasley Brothers, Keith Beasley.  Keith turns the our Sonic Campfire into an off the grid spike camp on the Yukon border nestled on the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia. We learn what he’s been up to kicking off season 14 of Canada in the Rough TV show on the Outdoor Channel. This episode gets a little real and raws.  Catfish finally gets brushed in and settled with his crossbow. We learn just how important a Honey bun can be in the deer woods.  For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  If you would like to follow Keith Beasley like we do.  Web: www.CanadaintheRough.com  FaceBook: Canada in the Rough, Instagram: CanadaintheRough, & Youtube: search Canada in the Rough.

It’s the Sarah Bowman episode!!! In this episode, we talk wild game prep with Sara Bowmar. Sarah is a world renowned huntress, business woman, fitness professional & now a published author of the new eCookbook ‘Wild Game Wild Gainz’.  Miss Leanna and Sarah discuss some of their favorite recipes and Sarah gives us the 50,000 foot view of all things Bowmar.   With the rest of the guys up in the tree, Leanna hangs around to recap their experience processing Will’s archery doe harvest. For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  If you haven’t clicked on it already, Go to www.bowmarhunting.com  and www.bowmarbowhunting.com and see what we’re talking a bout. To follow the Bowmar’s like we do.  Search Instagram -@bowmarfitness,@bowmarbowhunting & @sarah_bowmar Facebook- Sarah Bowmar   

It’s the Better The Hunt Episode!!! In this episode, We talk with Randy Stoppenhagen about some of the newest and most innovative products in the outdoors. We learn all about the Bow Mitt, Pak Rat and the Modular Game Pack. If you haven’t clicked on it yet, Go to www.BetterTheHunt.com and see what we’re talking about. As a bonus, Randy shares a couple of his epic  campfire stories.  Also,  We uncover a few redemption stories from this years state wide archery season opener. Finally,  Uncle Buck takes us down a blood trail and puts us right on a deer. LOL!   For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  To follow Better The Hunt like we do, go to www.BettertheHunt.com , email them at Betterthehunt@gmail.com, Instagram/ Facebook - @Better the Hunt   

It’s the sea duck hunting episode!!! In this episode, we head to the eastern shore where these legendary guides toss out a few strings of decoys & start to flag these beautiful bucket list ducks.  We talk with the one and only Pitboss Captain Jeff Coats of Pitboss Waterfowl  and Captain Marc Spagnola of Maryland Waterfowl Guide Service.  Also in this episode, Ryan “Fletch” Madara talks about his first night time cat fishing trip on the kayaks. Stevie gets a new phone.   For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits.  If you want to learn more about the booking a sea duck hunt go to www.pitbosswaterfowl.com or Marylandwaterfowl.com .  If you would like to follow the Pittboss Captain Jeff Coats like we do like we do, search Pitboss Waterfowl on Facebook & Pitbosswaterfowl on instagram. To find Captain Marc Spagnola search Maryland Waterfowl Guide Service on Facebook & dusktodawnbowfishing on instagram.  

It’s the David Kile episode!!! In this episode, We expand our “Get to Know R2 series with our newest podcast brother David Kile. Dave talks about making deer fat soap. We announce the winner for of our Cirrus Wind Indicator Giveaway. Congrats  Colin Guisbert. We launch our new Rut and River Pursuits Podcast Youtube Channel.   For more Sonic Campfire go to www.rutandriverpursuits.com .  Follow us on social media by searching  Rut and River Pursuits or @R2Pursuits. YouTube: search Rut and River Pursuit Podcast.  To follow Cirrus Wind Indicators like we do.  Search Cirrus Wind Indicator on Facebook or go to  www.cirrusoutdoors.com and Look for David Kile can be found on Instagram @R2Davidkile or  go to David Kile on Facebook.  

Join me on my rainy commute as we take an in-depth look at soap making.

On this BubbaCast we go over some tech-geeky stuff that you can do to help the political freedom fighters in Iran. We take some emails, talk about what's been going on, celebrate the launch of the new store front, and talk about basic cold-process soapmaking.