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Episode 44: 10 Things We Won’t Hike Without - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast
Oct 28, 2023
2h 11m 38s
Episode 43: Resurrection in the Rainforest - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast
Sep 14, 2023
40m 02s
Episode 42: Linda Åkerberg - 2019 Female Adventurer of the Year - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast
Sep 22, 2022
2h 18m 44s
Episode 41: How to choose the perfect hiking backpack - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast
Jun 27, 2022
2h 14m 17s
Episode 040: Our crazy hike, wet-out, canoeing the Yukon and the Worlds worst hiking partners - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast
Mar 27, 2022
1h 50m 30s
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| 10/28/23 | Episode 44: 10 Things We Won’t Hike Without - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | We're deep in the rainforest again in this episode, enjoying good coffee and great conversation next to a stream. We talk about more snake encounters, hiking with dogs and also hiking with kids and our responsibilities as parents.Finally we dig into our main topic and cover the 10 items we would never hike without and all the reasoning behind those decisions.We hope you enjoy this episode and appreciate your support. | 2h 11m 38s | ||||||
| 9/14/23 | Episode 43: Resurrection in the Rainforest - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | What better way to return from a 1 year hiatus than recording deep in a rainforest? That's right, there isn't one! We obviously talk about coffee but also about snakes, otter attacks and even hiking.Oh yes, it's good to be back!Join The HODCAST Facebook group! Click here to help support this podcast!Click here to order your official HOD Stickers!Thanks guys! | 40m 02s | ||||||
| 9/22/22 | Episode 42: Linda Åkerberg - 2019 Female Adventurer of the Year - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Having the opportunity to speak with Linda Åkerberg on this episode was something I'd looked forward to from the first time we spoke and now I'm really excited to be able to release this episode so that everyone can learn something from her. With the title of Female Adventurer of the Year 2019, Linda also speaks to us about her other passions as an author, outdoor photographer, mountain climber and Kayak Instructor. Linda has so much trail knowledge and she happily shares that with us in this episode. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes, including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. Join the podcast Facebook group: The HODCAST Click here to help support this podcast! Click here to order your official HOD Stickers! Thanks guys! | 2h 18m 44s | ||||||
| 6/27/22 | Episode 41: How to choose the perfect hiking backpack - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Why is choosing a new hiking backpack so difficult? Apart from an endless list of brands, models and sizes, there is the added pressure of making the correct choice given that a new pack is such a big ticket item. When you consider all of that, it's not surprising that it can be extremely overwhelming for both beginner and veteran hikers. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes, including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode.Join the new Facebook group: The HODCASTClick here to help support this podcast! Click here to order your official HOD Stickers!Thanks guys! | 2h 14m 17s | ||||||
| 3/27/22 | Episode 040: Our crazy hike, wet-out, canoeing the Yukon and the Worlds worst hiking partners - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | We recently embarked on our wettest hike in a long time. I'm talking, so wet that roads were flooding and campsites were closing. We tell you all about it in this episode, including yet another leech encounter for Craig, and it's a good one too. We also share some news on the third woman to complete all 158 summits of the Able Mountains, a crazy story of mountain climbers in the 70s when a Drug Plane crashes into a Yosemite lake. We also discuss "wet-out" in your rain gear and how to fix it. And if you aren't sure if you are considered one of the 17 worst hiking partners in the world, then you better take a listen to put your mind at ease, or at least help you change your ways. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes, including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. Join the new Facebook group: The HODCAST Click here to help support this podcast! Click here to order your official HOD Stickers! Thanks guys! | 1h 50m 30s | ||||||
| 3/6/22 | Episode 039: Hiking with Leeches, Roasting Bunya Nuts, Backpack giveaway, Dingo Cams and Kokkaffe – HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | It's a crazy mixed up show this week with a whole bunch of extra news and our first Giveaway in a while too! We discuss our recent hike Craig shares his quite serious encounter with leeches. We also talk Bunya nut roasting, crazy bulls attacking mountain bikers, Dingoes with cameras, the best hiking sleeping pads and of course, coffee. Books With Tom returns with a huge 5 books up for discussion. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes, including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. Join the new Facebook group: The HODCAST Click here to help support this podcast! Click here to order your official HOD Stickers! Thanks guys! | 2h 19m 27s | ||||||
| 2/19/22 | EPISODE 038: Coffee, Hiking and ramblings by the stream - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Against a backdrop of ambient rainforest sounds, a gurgling stream and various bird calls, we brew coffee while discussing brewing coffee. We also chat about shoes around the campsite, an upcoming episode to help you choose the right backpack.We hope you enjoy this episode straight from the forest.Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes, including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode.Join the new Facebook group: The HODCASTHelp support this podcast!Thanks guys! | 1h 13m 03s | ||||||
| 1/11/22 | Episode 037: Every Hiking Mistake We Have Ever Made - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | It is said that you learn more from your failures. If that is the case, then we should have learned A LOT about hiking, more specifically, what not to do on a hike.In this episode we're sharing every single one of those mistakes with you in the hope that we can save you the trouble.Please Note: This was originally planned as our 2021 farewell episode but situations beyond out control meant that we couldn't release it until now. Our apologies for any confusion.Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes, including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode.Thanks guys!Click here to help support this podcast! | 3h 20m 22s | ||||||
| 11/28/21 | EPISODE 036: How to hike with kids - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | There's an art to taking kids into the wilderness, keeping them entertained, engaged and safe, but also creating an experience that they want to be part of next time. That goes for the parents or carers too. If you don't enjoy the process and adventure, then you won't be as inclined to jump at the next opportunity. In this episode, we share all of our tips and recommendations to help steer you in the right direction when planning and embarking on an outdoor adventure with children. It doesn't have to be as intimidating as it first appears and we give plenty of insights and tangible advice based on what has worked for us in the past with our own families. It's time to get those kids outdoors and start introducing the next generation to the wonders of the outdoors. This episode might just be the last last piece of the puzzle you've been looking for! Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. You can help support this podcast with this link! Thanks guys! | 2h 24m 50s | ||||||
| 8/9/21 | EPISODE 035: Hiking Media Mashup Lockdown Special – HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | This is possibly our biggest news and media episode to date, and it goes out to everyone who is currently in lockdown, wherever you are. We've put together a huge list of books, films, documentaries and other YouTube content to keep you motivated and to hopefully help scratch your outdoor itch a little. From cleaning up the Aussie Outback to hiking across Scotland in a kilt, there's going to be something that piques your interest in this episode. And let's face it, even if you're not in lockdown, you're still going to win. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. Help support this podcast at ko-fi.com/hikeordie! | 2h 00m 59s | ||||||
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| 6/22/21 | Episode 034: Goats, Grizzly Bears, Fungi and other Hiking News - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | This episode was recorded from a remote cabin after we returned from a night sleeping in the wilderness. We discuss our adventure along with a whole bunch of hiking news. If you're interested in goats stalking hikers, Grizzly Bears trying to snack on hikers, fungi being fungi, extremely long hiking trails and loads more, then you'll probably be pretty happy with this episode. Enjoy and thanks for listening! Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. Help support this podcast! | 1h 37m 07s | ||||||
| 3/18/21 | Episode 033: Shawn Peach – Adventure Cinematographer - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Shawn Peach's filming assignments have taken him all over the world. As a result he has an endless list of interesting and amazing stories. He has lived with reindeer herders in Mongolia, crossed the Simpson Desert and hung off the side of too many 4x4s to count, all in the name of capturing the perfect shot and telling the story. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. Help support this podcast! | 1h 46m 32s | ||||||
| 3/1/21 | Episode 032: Nick Monaghan - Insect Macro Photographer - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | When Nick Monaghan enters the Australian wilderness, he moves at a different pace to what you and I would. Hiking to him is not about the destination, the distance or vast mountain ranges. It's about discovery in a much smaller world. Nick is a macro-photographer of insects, focused more on what's hiding behind a leaf or within the bark of a tree and it's surprising what he can reveal from within a relatively small area of bushland or rainforest. Nick has had his work published in several books and papers and in this episode we're lucky enough to have him join us and reveal all the secrets and rewards of his work in the tiny world of insects. Click this link to support our podcast! Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 3h 20m 07s | ||||||
| 1/31/21 | Episode 031: Paul Barach - Hiking the Shikoku Pilgrimage - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Paul Barach is able to undertake (and complete) enormous tasks including writing his own book (Fighting Monks and Burning Mountains: Misadventures on a Buddhist Pilgrimage), hiking the PCT and cycling across the United States. The list of Paul's amazing mental and physical feats is long but probably the most unusual to the general hiking community is his completion of the entire 1,200 kilometres (750 mi) journey of the Shikoku Pilgrimage in Japan. Paul reveals to us his passions, what motivates him to start such challenging adventures and his approach to completing them. As with any big adventure, Paul's journeys do not always go smoothly and in this podcast format we were able to explore those in detail with him. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode with Paul Barach. | 2h 41m 04s | ||||||
| 12/23/20 | Episode 030: Hiking Year in Review with Oddbjørn Austevik and Chase Tucker - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Previous HODcast guests Landscape Photographer Oddbjørn Austevik and Mountain Training Specialist Chase Tucker join us again for our last episode of 2020. We catch up on all of their adventures since we last spoke, our 2020 hiking highlights and a whole bunch of other things from moose sausage to filming glaciers and hiking across Spain. It's a fun format that we've been wanting to experiment with for some time. Let us know what you think and until next year, stay safe and get out into the wilderness. Click this link for access to the podcast Show Notes including all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 1h 54m 36s | ||||||
| 11/27/20 | Episode 029: Ross McGibbon - Dangerous Snake Photographer - HIKE OR DIE Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Ross McGibbon is without a doubt the most qualified guy I can think of to photograph dangerous and deadly snakes. Yes, he knows his way around a camera, but it's his previous experience as a snake catcher and his love for this reptile that makes him the perfect candidate. In this episode, Ross expresses his appreciation and fascination for snakes and other reptiles. It's hard to talk to him and not take some of that enthusiasm onboard, but on top of that, he removes a lot of false fears associated with snakes and their behaviours and exposes them for the beautiful reptiles that they are. If you can't stand snakes, you need to listen to this episode and if you love snakes, well this one's for you. Click this link for access to all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 2h 59m 54s | ||||||
| 11/5/20 | Episode 028: Dwayne Bannon-Harrison - Indigenous Culture Awareness Educator - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Indigenous Australian and Culture Awareness Educator, Dwayne Bannon-Harrison is our guest on this episode and gives us an insight into the oldest living civilisation in the world. Given his professional background, it's no surprise that he slides straight into "Teacher" mode to help us all understand how precious his culture is to Australia and the rest of the globe. Click this link for access to the episode show notes containing all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 3h 15m 17s | ||||||
| 8/1/20 | Episode 027: Soldiers for Wildlife - John Garcia - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Navy veteran John Garcia is the founder of anti-poaching organisation Soldiers for Wildlife. His commitment to wildlife conservation in Africa is immediately evident as soon as you begin a conversation with him. John takes us on a dark journey into the world of poaching and the Black Market but also how he is helping to train and educate local villagers and starting to see the positive results of his efforts.Click this link to visit our podcast show notes for this episode with all the information and references we have discussed. | 3h 03m 12s | ||||||
| 7/24/20 | Episode 026: Mountain climber and Adventurer Tom Fabbri - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Tom Fabbri's journey to complete the Seven Summits (that's summiting the tallest peak on every continent) is almost complete as he sets his sights on Mt Everest. The more we got to know Tom throughout the podcast, the more we discovered a journey that's been everything but easy. This Author, Pilot, trained Chef, business entrepreneur and modern day adventurer had a lot of valuable insights and advice that he openly shared with us.Click this link for access to all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 3h 37m 25s | ||||||
| 6/5/20 | Episode 025: Hiking Training Specialist Chase Tucker - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Chase Tucker loves preparing climbers and hikers for the mountains. As soon as you begin talking to him it's quite obvious. He also has an extensive knowledge of the kind of mobility required to tackle the kind of terrain you find in the wilderness. He's a mountain training specialist but as we found out, there's a lot more layers to Chase than a stereotypical fitness trainer. We get pretty deep on a whole bunch of topics from Wim Hof breathing to dopamine fasting and even journal writing.It was a very enjoyable podcast to present and we were privileged to share so much time with him. If you want to connect both your mental and physical attributes to better conquer the mountains, then this may just be the episode for you.Visit our Podcast Show Notes page for access to all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 2h 49m 15s | ||||||
| 5/23/20 | Episode 024: Live Q&A - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | In our first live Q&A we answer all the hiking questions thrown at us by the audience at the same time as trying to produce our usual podcast segments. Being questioned in a live format was a little daunting for both of us but I think we made it through unscathed for the most part. Some really interesting questions came up about hiking, fitness, trail food and solo hiking as well as some great input from the viewers on various topics.Visit our Podcast Show Notes page for access to all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 2h 59m 53s | ||||||
| 4/4/20 | Episode 023: GOOD VIBES ONLY - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | Given the current state of the world, we thought it was more important than ever to bring you some outdoor news and stories to help pass some time and keep you positive.In this episode we cover some feel-good stories that have come out of the recent Australian bushfires, walking sharks and dinosaur trees. We also give you some ideas for great outdoor related books to read and a solid list of spectacular adventure video content to watch. We even slip a couple of bits of hiking gear into the conversation that you might want to get your hands on the in the future.Stay safe friends and we hope this episode can bring you a few laughs.Click this link for access to all the information and references we have discussed on this episode. | 1h 59m 19s | ||||||
| 12/22/19 | Episode 022: 2019 Hiking Year in Review - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | We've had a huge year filled with hiking adventures and getting into the outdoors. We've also had a huge year brining you all the guests, news, stories, films, books and gear we could find. In this episode, we revisit our favourite hikes, podcast moments and everything in between from the fantastic year that was 2019. We also discuss our learnings and what we'll take forward into next year. Click this link to visit the show notes page on hikeordie.com and get access to all the information and references we discuss in this episode. | 2h 08m 40s | ||||||
| 12/13/19 | Episode 021: A Year in the Wilderness with Claire Dunn - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | After reading her book 'My Year Without Matches' it was a privilege to have Claire Dunn as a guest on the podcast and have the opportunity to really dig deep into her learnings and experience. We delve into her 12 months spent in the Australian Wilderness but also into her views on what we can learn from Mother Nature. Claire shares her wealth of knowledge with us in addition to many, many interesting stories and observations from her travels.Click this link to visit the show notes page on hikeordie.com and get access to all the information and references we discuss in this episode. | 1h 52m 51s | ||||||
| 12/6/19 | Episode 020: Any hiking news is good news - Hike or Die Outdoor Adventure Podcast | When our guest had to cancel due to illness we thought we'd do the next best thing and stack this episode to the brim with all the interesting, exciting, dangerous and weird hiking and outdoor news stories we could find. The 2019 Young Adventurer of the Year, Treasure buried in Yellowstone National Park, Hiking for Mental Health, Floyd the mastiff's rescue, and the grumpiest frog in the world are just the tip of the iceberg in this episode. We also dig into plenty more juicy news stories like the first person to summit all 846 Thirteeners, Albert Wiggin - 2019 Australian Geographic Society's Conservationist of the Year, 10 reasons why your brain loves a hike, Leave no Trace misconceptions and heaps more. We fill you in on all the details in this adventure packed episode.Click this link to visit the show notes page on hikeordie.com and get access to all the information and references we discuss in this episode. | 1h 56m 10s | ||||||
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