Dec 28, 2021
Today's episode is with our good friend Randy Huntley. This guy is a hoot. He’s a hunter, a registered Maine guide who leads bear and moose hunts, an Animal Damage Control trapper, a maple sap tapper, an avid fiddleheader, and all-around outdoorsman. He’s got one of the best beards in his field, and he’s also...
Dec 14, 2021
Today’s guest is John McGannon — chef, author, television host, a true pioneer in wild game cookery and a veteran of the wild-game cookery television space that we at WildFed are still fledgling to.
We really appreciate the opportunity to talk to someone like him, since he’s already tread much of the landscape...
Dec 8, 2021
We’re joined today by Zach Elfers, aka @woodlandrambler of the Nomad Seed project.
Zach has a unique suite of skills and knowledge base that centers around the intersection of botany, horticulture, foraging, wild-tending and traditional ecological knowledge. As a member of the foraging community, Zach is going a lot...
Nov 30, 2021
Rebugging The Planet?
We spend a lot of time and energy considering the role that charismatic animals play in our ecosystems and why we should conserve them. But what about less charismatic critters? The ones that aren’t so pretty.
Vicki Hird is here to speak on behalf of the bugs — not just insects — but...
Nov 23, 2021
David Meltzer is Professor of Prehistory at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, an archeologist who has conducted research throughout North America, and the author of over 200 scientific studies, and 10 books, including First Peoples In A New World.
His primary interest is the first peopling of the continent...